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Worldwide unique phase-contrast computer tomograph for non-destructive materials testing at the University of Applied Sciences in Wels
Recently a new computer tomograph for non-destructive materials testing became operative at the School of Technology and Environmental Sciences, Wels. The materials testing device, which has a price-tag of 380,000 euros, is the first of its kind worldwide and was developed by the Belgian company Bruker-Skycan in co-operation with the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria. By computer tomography materials are non-destructively x-rayed and the results analysed, measured and visualised.
From left to right: Dr. Alexander Sasov, CEO Bruker Micro-CT/Belgien, Project Manager FH-Prof. PD Dr. Johann Kastner with research associates of the project ZPT+.
