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We advise on design, production, setup and
implementation of nondestructive testing solutions for industry and R&D organizations.
A strong group of developers interacts with our materials scientists to provide
state-of-the-art NDT technology.
Our testing and inspection personnel is highly
qualified and certified to ASNT and RSNT. Our experience in NDT and materials processing
combined with international resources assure the execution of difficult Quality Control
and Quality Assurance task to the satisfaction of our customers.
For questions or comments please
contact:
Kyrill Pavros
Dr. Efgeni F. Kretow
QNET St. Petersburg
Perevosnyj per. 9-60
195112 St. Petersburg
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Phone:
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+07(812) 444-9315
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email:
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qnet@rol.ru
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Nondestructive Testing in Russia
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We provide services using the following
methods:
- Ultrasonic Testing
Ultrasonic Analysis (presenting flaw type, location, and frequency)
EMAT Testing (without couplant) for special applications
- Magnetic Particle Testing
- Dye-Penetrant Testing
- Micro-Focus Radiography
- Radiographic Tomography
- Eddy Current Testing (High/Low Multi-Frequency
Techniques)
- Thermography
- Visual (videoscopy) Testing
- Acoustic Emission Testing
These services are provided by QNET St.
Petersburg in close cooperation with the Fraunhofer-Institute Nondestructive Testing
(IZFP).
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We provide consulting and NDT services
in the following areas:
- Quality management for all nondestructive
testing related items
- Development of NDT techniques and procedures, performance of
NDT, analysis of test results, and test documentation
- Development and modification of NDT software programs
- Development and production-line integration of automated NDT
systems
- Training, qualification, and certification of NDT personnel
- Provision of instruments and systems (hard- and software) for
nondestructive testing
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| The book "Ultrasonic Defect Detection for Mechanical
Engineering for Power Plants" (in Russian) is available through Qnet St. Petersburg.
We work closely with well known Russian companies, such as Ischorsk Works,
Elektrosila, and the Leningrad Machine Works and with German companies, such as
SIEMENS, Krautkrämer, Seifert, MR-Chemie, and the Fraunhofer Gesellschaft. Joint projects
were successfully completed with EDF (France) and LUK-Oil (Netherlands). |
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