Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Dutch term or phrase:
radiografisch niet-destructief onderzoek (NDO)
English translation:
radiographic non-destructive testing/examinations
Added to glossary by
Antoinette Verburg
Mar 14, 2002 21:53
22 yrs ago
Dutch term
Radiografisch Niet - destructief onderzoek (NDO)
Dutch to English
Tech/Engineering
Unfortunately there is no accompanying text because this is a heading, followed by n.v.t. However, they'll still want a translation. The text is about Turn Around management.
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +4 | radiographic non-destructive testing/examinations |
Antoinette Verburg
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4 | Radiographic non-invasive examination/test/technique |
Adam Smith
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4 | Non-Destructive Testing / Inspection |
Shilpa Dawda
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Proposed translations
+4
17 mins
Selected
radiographic non-destructive testing/examinations
'For more sensitive jobs, monitoring can get as fancy as radiographic non-destructive testing, commonly known as x-ray inspection...' (see reference no. 1)
'Measurement Systems Building - Room 102
X-Ray Suite: This provides a suite of rooms for radiographic non-destructive examinations' (reference no. 2)
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Many thanks. I must admit that the space either side of the hyphen had thrown me, so I didn't read the term as niet-destructieve, but as radiografisch niet etc. "
12 mins
Radiographic non-invasive examination/test/technique
As a suggestion:
radiographic non-invasive or non-invasive radiographic technique(s)/examination(s)/investigation(s).
radiographic non-invasive or non-invasive radiographic technique(s)/examination(s)/investigation(s).
Peer comment(s):
neutral |
Uli Marggraf
: I would go for non-destructive. I seems closer to the origin. I associate non-invasive with medical diagnostic techniques.
22 hrs
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6 hrs
Non-Destructive Testing / Inspection
It is a test method to examine a part or material without impairing its function.
Functionality and quality are not affected.
see also: www.ndt.org
Functionality and quality are not affected.
see also: www.ndt.org
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