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destructive testing

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destructive testing [di′strək·tiv ′test·iŋ]
(engineering)
Intentional operation of equipment until it fails, to reveal design weaknesses.
A method of testing a material that degrades the sample under investigation.
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Your employer will give you on-the job training and with experience, you can work towards certification within your job area, for instance, by completing an internationally recognised central certification programme, such as the Personnel Certification in Non- Destructive Testing (PCN) scheme or by completing a company's in-house certification programme.
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