Mastering CT: Advanced Techniques in Practice #3. 4D Structure Study with X-ray Computed Tomography

Ever wondered how materials change while they're under stress?

Understanding how a material’s structure evolves in real time can reveal critical insights into its strength, durability, and performance. With X-ray CT, you can capture these changes non-destructively and in 3D—directly as they happen. In this webinar, we’ll demonstrate how to run time-resolved (4D) experiments using in situ compression, and how to link structural changes with mechanical behavior. You’ll see how this powerful technique can improve your understanding of materials under load.

You will learn:

• How to set up and run in situ experiments with X-ray CT
• Ways to capture 4D data during mechanical testing
• How to analyze structural changes over time and correlate them with material behavior
• Example use cases using an in-situ compression stage

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