Thursday, 27 March 2025
parallel to the lecture programme
How can bridge damage be detected at an early stage to extend the service life of existing structures? This question is addressed in the workshop, which focuses on the future potential of acoustic methods (especially ultrasound). A comprehensive overview of typical problems and damage patterns in bridges will be provided, and the need for technical solutions, as well as the relevance of these methods for extending and ensuring the lifespan, will be highlighted through current practical applications, such as the detection of wire breaks and the monitoring of fatigue cracks. Participants will then jointly discuss new application fields and future development needs for the construction industry, considering a shift in perspective and the transfer of technology from other sectors, such as the automotive and aerospace industries.
Contact person: Max Käding, Engineer and Project Leader at MKP GmbH (LinkedIn)
Participation in the workshop is free of charge. Registration please submit together with the seminar registration.