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NDT & Welding in 2026: What's Changing, Whats Challenging

  NDT & Welding Trends 2026 | Trinity NDT Blog Trinity NDT  ·  Inspection Intelligence Blog May 2026  |  NDT & Welding Trends Edition Industry Deep Dive NDT & Welding in 2026 : What's Changing, What's Challenging AI reads your radiographs. Robots crawl your pipelines. Yet the inspector shortage widens every month. Here's what every NDT and welding professional must know right now. By Trinity NDT Editorial  ·  13 May 2026  ·  12 min read PAUT TOFD AI Inspection Digital Radiography AWS CWI Hydrogen Embrittlement Robotic NDT Aerospace NDT Workforce Crisis Weld Integrity ``` $33.8B Global NDT Market by 2031 40% NDT Workforce Retiring This Decade 1.2M India's Welding Professional Shortfall The NDT and welding world is moving fast in 2026....

NDA-VT 2026: NDT & E in Dialogue and Application - International Conference at Vel Tech University, Chennai

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  NDA-VT 2026: NDT & E in Dialogue and Application - International Conference at Vel Tech University, Chennai First Announcement and Call for Abstracts Event: NDA-VT 2026 Dates: April 9-10, 2026 Venue: Vel Tech University, Chennai, India   About the Conference NDT & E in Dialogue and Application Vel Tech Rangarajan Dr. Sagunthala R&D Institute of Science and Technology in Chennai, India has placed an increasing attention on Non-Destructive Testing and Evaluation (NDT & E) over the past years. In this context, it established an NDT laboratory named after Dr. Baldev Raj, one of the pioneers of NDT in India, and got NDT spread into the curricula of various of its departments. What Vel Tech intends now is to establish a dialogue with industries and research institutions from outside of its premises to further explore and establish collaborations that allow NDT & E to find a multitude of applications. As such, NDA-VT 2026 invites researchers, academic...

High Temperature Materials and Processing in Power and Aero Gas Turbine Engines - The Indian Institute of Metals IIM

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  High Temperature Materials and Processing in Power and Aero Gas Turbine  Engines - The Indian Institute of Metals IIM The Indian Institute of Metals Short Professional Educational Courses(Online) on “High Temperature Materials and Processing in Power and Aero Gas Turbine Engines” (Course Number IIM-25-106)  Online Mode 12th, 13th & 14th February 2025, 09:30 – 13:30 each day Background:  High temperature materials are normally used in harsh environment in power plants and in aero engines. In such demanding industrial environment, high temperature alloys based on titanium alloys, nickel base superalloys and steels are normally used. In addition, thermal barrier coatings such as Platinum Aluminide followed by intermediate layers are very important for protecting the nickel base superalloys from deteriorating fast, while in service. The material processing, its properties, microstructure and testing are very critical for using these materials successfully....