3. Other standards of interest to non-destructive testing
BSI and BSI-adopted Standards Published
Electricity Association Technical Specifications
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Index of acronyms
A
a/â
ABWR
ACFM
ACG
ACM
ACPD
ADR
AE
AEC & AQB
AFD
AI
AM
AMR
AP1000®
API
APR
AQB & AEC
AR
ASME
ASNT
AST
ASTM
ATO
AUT
B
BCC and FCC
BEA
BINDT
BOP
BRS
BS EN ISO
BVID
B-Scan
C
CB
CBM
CEng
CFRP
CFSI
CM
CMOD/CTOD
COMAH
COPV
COSHH
CPD
CR and DR
Creep
Creep Waves
CRL
C-Scan
CT
CT
CUPS
D
D-Scan
DAC
DAS/DMAS
DC-PD
DDA
DGS
DICONDE
DLA
DMA
DSM and LFCG
DUWs
DZ
E
EBW
ECA
ECT
EDM
EEMUA
ELLDS
EMAT
EngTech
ENIQ
EOM
EPR
EVA
EVT
F
FAT
FCC and BCC
FDM
FEA
FFS/FFP
FFT
FMC
FME
FMEA
FOS
FSH
FSW
G
Gen-IV
GWT
H
.HDF5
HAZ
HCPM
HF
HHXRF
HI/HIC
HIP
HPR-1000
HRD
HSE
HSI
HVT
I
IACS
IEng
IIW
IoT
IQ, QB & IQB
IQI
IRT
IVHM
IVI
I4.0/NDE 4.0
K
KBS
L
LA
LBW
LC28
LFCG and DSM
LI
LINAC
LOSWF
LRF
LRUT
LSD
LSP
LST / LAST
LT
LTE
LT
LUT
M
MAPOD
MBN
MED
MFL
MIG/GMAW
MIT
ML
MMA/SMMA
MMM
MSD
MUON
MW/MNDT/μT
N
NADCAP
NBS
NII
NII
O
OCT
OCTG
OES
ONR
OPEX
OTJ
P
PA
PANI
PAW
PBF
PBQ
PCI
PCN
PCS
PCT
PEC
PFI/PFP
PHM
PJB/PJDB
PMI
POD
PPT
P-Scan
PSI and ISI
PSSR
PT
PVDF
PZT
Q
QA
QEDS
QMS
QQI
QR
R
RBI
RBM
RCF/GCC
RFEC
ROC
ROV
RPS
RVI
S
S-Scan
SLOFEC
SLIC
SAFed
SAFT
SAW
SD / σ
SDH and FBH
SFD & OFD
SH/TRIR
SHM
SNR or S/N
ST
STAR
STEP
T
T-T / TT-T / T-TT / TT-TT
TAM / PSM
TCG
TDC/BDC
TDOA
TECA
TF
TFM
TIG/GTAW
TJ
TOFD
TRL (Technology Readiness Level)
TRL (Transmit Receive Longitudinal)
TWE
U
UCI
UKAS
V
VA
VID/CVID
VSA
W
WAAM
WFD
WSE
X
XAI
XBS / XBT
XRF
Podcast: The Naked Scientist on NDT
ACFM technique
Acoustic methods
Acoustic emission (AE)
Acoustic ranging
Coating thickness measurement methods
Eddy current testing
Electromagnetic methods
Erosion corrosion
Laser-based inspection
Leak testing methods
Liquid penetrant inspection
Magnetic flux leakage methods
Magnetic particle inspection (MPI)
Neutron radiography
Optical methods
Optical metrology and holography
Potential drop flaw detection and sizing
Radiography
Real-time radiography and radioscopy
Resonant inspection
Stress measurement
Thermography
Ultrasonic methods
Ultrasonic advanced methods
Ultrasonic flaw detection
Ultrasonic thickness gauging
Visual inspection
Other methods
What is NDT?
Index of acronyms
C
CBM
CBM
Condition-Based Maintenance
CBM – Condition-Based Maintenance is the scheduling of the maintenance activities of plant components based on the condition of the component. Most damage mechanisms occur over a period of time prior to the eventual failure of the component. If evidence can be observed that the condition of the component is deteriorating, then maintenance actions can be taken to prevent the component failure, hence CBM. The objective of CBM is to optimise maintenance work by applying it when it is required. The CBM process requires data collection, analysis and then action on the result. The condition of a component can be derived from operational data as well as non-destructive testing (NDT), structural health monitoring (SHM) and condition monitoring (CM) methods. As with risk-based maintenance (RBM) (see last month’s ‘What the Hec?!’), CBM is a preventative maintenance approach. For more information on CBM see: www.fiixsoftware.com/condition-based-maintenance/ and: www.bindt.org/shopbindt/books/an-introduction-to-condition-monitoring-and-diagnostic-technologies.html WHAT THE HEC?! articles are not intended to be the definitive account on the topic or acronym in question. Readers’ comments and contributions are welcomed. Email: [email protected]
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