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EddyCurrent Inspection ECT- Institut Dr.Foerster Gmbh & Co.,Germany-Products & Applications I. Eddy current Equipment Type 1. Eddy Current Testing ECT Portables Defectometer Description: Surface Flaw Detector (Ultra High Sensitive Surface Flaw Detector-Flaw Resolution Is Approximately 20 mm (0.0008 Inch).– Eddy Current Testing Contact Method)  Applications: 1) Aircraft Wings Around Rivets, Turbine Blades, Wheels, Etc,. 2) Turbine Components And Heat Condenser Tubing Industry: Aviation, Power & Metal Processing Industry. DEFECTOSCOP Description: Surface Flaw Detector - Advanced Version (Compact, Portable Battery Operated Eddy Current Surface Flaw Detector For Static And Dynamic Testing With Impedance Plane & Dual Frequency-Two Frequency Operation With Mixing (F1-F2; F1 + F2), Frequency Range From 10 Hz To 10 MHz – Eddy Current Testing Contact Method)  Applicat...

Toyota Kirloskar Motor is glad to announce the admission process for the 9th batch students of Toyota Technical Training Institute (TTTI)  Details are furnished below: Economic Condition ·Financially poor who cannot afford further education after SSLC Educational Qualification ·Should have passed SSLC in the first attempt ·Minimum 50% in Science, Mathematics  & Overall 50% ·Studied preferably in Government schools Age & Gender ·Should not have exceeded 17 years of age as on 15th July 2016 ·Male candidates only (at present) Date of Entrance Exam Announcement ·Will be published in Prajavani, Vijaya Karnataka and Vijaya Vani newspapers after SSLC results are announced (within 3 days) Entrance Exam Locations ·Hubli, Kalburgi, Uttara Kannada (Honnavar), Hassan, Mangalore, Shivamogga, Tumkur and Ramanagar (Bidadi) ·Eligible candidates can attend Entrance Exam in any one of the nearest city Documents to be Brought on the Day of Entrance Exam ...

Announcement of National Level Quiz Contest On   Metallurgy, Materials and Welding The Indian Institute of Welding IIW India is a non-profit professional body to promote and  enhance competence of welding industry and practicing welding professionals in India . Established in 1966, with its registered office at Kolkata, IIW has over 4500 welding professionals and more than 300 industries as corporate members who are contributing their expertise for the development of welding fraternity. IIW India has also endeavored to bring academia, researcher and industry from all over the country to discuss various facts of welding science and technology to support the growth and modern competitiveness of Indian industries. From the year 2007, IIW India became an Authorised National Body (ANB) of International Instituteof Welding for education, Welding training ...