Ultrasonic testing (UT), guided wave testing (GWT), eddy current testing (ET), and X-ray/CT (RT・CT), suitable inspection methods for diagnosis (free demo).
CIVA is a non-destructive testing simulation software. It can perform flaw detection simulations using four methods: UT, RT/CT, GWT, and ET. 【Features】 - Ultrasonic Testing (UT) - Simulation of transducer beam propagation (Single probe, phased array probe, E-MAT) - Simulation of beam propagation within the test specimen (Pulse-echo, tandem, TOFD) - Materials (Metal materials, CFRP, concrete, acoustic anisotropic materials, etc.) - Radiation testing can be performed using both RT and CT. - It also supports guided waves and eddy currents. CIVA is currently used in over 170 companies, research institutes, and universities across 35 countries. It is applied in many fields, including aerospace, railway transportation, steel and metals, and fuel resources. *We also offer free demos and on-site demonstrations, so please feel free to contact us.
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Aerospace, railway transportation, steel and metal, fuel resources, CFRP, acoustic anisotropic materials, ultrasonic simulation, RT and CT simulation, X-ray simulation.
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We are a cutting-edge company in the industry with a bi-directional business approach that develops and supplies ultrasonic data collection, analysis, and image processing systems for the global industrial non-destructive testing sector, microelectronics sector, and academic research sector, while also introducing advanced and innovative non-destructive diagnostic technologies from companies around the world to the domestic market ahead of others, assisting in their market establishment.
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