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The use of a combination TNDT/SNDT (Thermographic nondestructive testing/ Shearographic nondestructive testing) system for the inspection of large composite structures is discussed. While each of the techniques may find defects on a particular composite structure, each may show types or sizes of defects that the other does not. The two methods complement one another well. A combination TNDT/SNDT system would provide the benefits of both techniques.

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Douglas Burleigh

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<title>Advanced modeling of thermal NDT problems: from buried landmines to defects in composites</title>

<title>Portable combined thermography/shearography NDT system for inspecting large composite structures</title>

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