Laboratory of Non-Destructive Research (LBN) is equipped with a high-energy, gas acceleration system for industrial radiography that allows the screening of large elements (up to 500 mm steel thickness) in order to observe their internal structure. It can be used for testing machine parts and structures, as well as finished, integrated devices or their subassemblies – the so-called composite imaging.
In LBN it is possible to use digital and analogue radiography services for industry, especially the following sectors:
- metallurgy and foundry industry,
- machine and electro-machine,
- energy,
- mining,
- automotive,
- airborne.
Additionally, using the gas pedal as a source of electron beam or X-ray radiation, the laboratory can carry out various research and implementation works in the field of:
- changes in material properties (polymers, plastics),
- simulation of operational reliability and resistance to ionizing radiation of materials or entire devices (e.g. electronic),
- the effectiveness of microbiological sterilization.
Information on the impact of LBN’s activities on human health and the environment (in relation to Article 32c point 2 of the Atomic Law Act (consolidated text: Journal of Laws of 2023) pos. 1173 as amended d.)). Based on the results of individual dose measurements and dosimetric measurements in the work environment, it was found that the activities of the Non-Destructive Testing Laboratory related to exposure to ionizing radiation carried out in 2023 did not have a negative impact on human health or the natural environment. In connection with our activities, no radioactive substances are released into the environment.
We support business!
Use the laboratory on preferential terms!
The Wrocław Technology Park creates conditions for the development of innovative business ideas. Through the support provided in the form of de minimis aid, we provide access to laboratory and business infrastructure on preferential terms. The costs of using laboratory and prototyping infrastructure can be reduced by 80%.
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Jacek Głowinkowski
Manager of the Non-Destructive Testing Laboratory
Laboratories and prototyping facilities
