Modern digital technologies such as artificial intelligence, digital twins or the Internet of Things open up new possibilities for NDT - both for quality control in production and for ensuring safety in operation. In addition, Industry 4.0 lives from information and this is exactly what non-destructive testing provides. These two aspects and the associated new use cases and business models have led to a new field: NDT 4.0 - the confluence of non-destructive testing and sensor technology with modern digital technologies.
The ZfP 4.0 seminar offers an introduction to the world of ZfP 4.0, a starting aid for the digital transformation journey - starting with the question "Why do I need ZfP 4.0", an introduction to the new technologies, the resulting possibilities and a guide for creating an action plan.
Key learning content: Why do I need NDT 4.0? Why now? How do the most important digital technologies work? What advantages do these offer? How should I approach the journey?
Participants and requirements
This seminar is recommended for developers of NDT equipment and technologies, NDT service providers, executives and decision makers.
With this seminar you can collect 2 points for the credit system according to DIN EN ISO 9712.
the VECTOR TUB in Hattingen has hosted the International Working Group Germany (IWG), a sub-working group of the committee for the ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code, Section V, ZfP (B&PVC Sec.V). One task of the IWG is the participation in the further development of the B&PV Sec.V by technical expert members. The IWG members come mainly, but not exclusively, from German-speaking countries. At SECTOR Cert in Siegburg, possible strategies for increasing awareness of the IWG were discussed with Chair Dr. Parvan Chavdarov and Vice Chair Christoph Kringe discussed. The IWG would like to encourage users of the B&PVC to participate in the quarterly exchange of experiences. Members and guests should seek new developments, interpretations and an understanding of the B& Carry PVC into their companies, because the next edition of the B&PVC will be published in July 2023. As always, the implementation of the code changes in the manuals and written practices of the companies will be a challenge and the IWG would like to support the users with their experiences. Interested in participating? Gladly. Just send an email to the chairman:dr Parvan Chavdarov
