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Investigation of the influence of human factors on the findings of non-destructive material testing, the potential for minimization of this influence and assessment of results - 3607R02514

BfS-RESFOR-25/09
urn:nbn:de:0221-2009111107

Abstract

In nuclear power plants non-destructive testing (NDT) takes place in areas with radioactive radiation: during in-service inspection at vessels and pipelines as well as during production inspection at repaired components. Other important working conditions for NDT inspectors include tasks carried out wearing breathing protection, under high surrounding temperatures, time pressure and noise. The main goal of this study was to make a well-founded statement about the influence of the working conditions on the quality of the testing results based on the example of ultrasonic testing and to indicate possibilities for minimising undesirable influences. The German Technical Service Providers TÜV Nord and TÜV Süd were involved in the project to enable a fast implementation of the results in practise.

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