Metal Inspection System To Debut Via GE MRO Tech Acceleration Center

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Credit: GE Aerospace
CINCINNATI—A non-destructive inspection system for metallic engine parts based on technology developed for detecting art forgeries is set for deployment to MRO shops via GE Aerospace’s soon-to-open Services Technology Acceleration Center (STAC). Set to debut in September, the STAC is designed to...
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