NDT and Condition Monitoring Technical Group Non-destructive testing (NDT) and condition monitoring help ensure that materials, components and equipment remain safe and reliable throughout their service life. By examining materials without causing damage, these techniques can identify defects, detect deterioration and help determine whether equipment remains fit for service. The NDT & Condition Monitoring Technical Group covers inspection methods, monitoring technologies and approaches to assessing the condition of engineering assets. Its events explore practical applications, developments in testing and inspection, and the challenges involved in obtaining reliable results. The group brings together professionals involved in inspection, testing and engineering to share experience, discuss technical developments and learn from one another. Its activities support the exchange of knowledge and the continued development of inspection and condition assessment practices. |
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Meet the NDT and Condition Monitoring Technical Group Chair Peter Mudge CEng, FIMMM, HonFInstNDT, FWeldI Now retired, Peter Mudge was involved in R&D for Non-Destructive Testing at TWI in Cambridge UK for more than 42 years, latterly as Technology Fellow for NDT. Mostly, this involved development of inspection solutions in support of TWI’s Industrial Member companies, mainly in the oil and gas, power and structural sectors. Peter was also Technical Director of the TWI subsidiary Plant Integrity Ltd, which developed and sold equipment and field services using guided wave ultrasonic techniques. Peter is a past-President of the British Institute of NDT and participated in the development of NDT standards for BSI, ASME, NACE, ASNT and IIW. |
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