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  1. Ndtmetal

    film exposur time calculation

    Just tomake something clear. I dont care about the development of the film time, but for the exposure to radiation time.
  2. Ndtmetal

    film exposur time calculation

    JR97 thanks for your response So what do you suggest??
  3. Ndtmetal

    film exposur time calculation

    We are having a external partner to do some radiographies for us and I am searching for a way to check if he is using the correct exposure time. The thickness is 0.5, 2, 5 for Al, cu and ss and Dustance= 540cm A=10,Kv=100 and the film is D4. I have found the formula for time exposure but I dont...
  4. Ndtmetal

    Digital radiography standards and differences in acceptance criteria

    In film radiography we have classes of films. What about CR? Is there any standard about the pixel size that should be used in each case?
  5. Ndtmetal

    Digital radiography standards and differences in acceptance criteria

    what about the limit of screen pixel drop off and the optimum screen contras/brightness?
  6. Ndtmetal

    Digital radiography standards and differences in acceptance criteria

    We are about to test digital radiography with GE, so long I have found these standards but I am worried I missing something. More over I want to know whats the main differences in acceptance criteria CEN standards EN 14784-1 : Industrial CR with storage phosphor imaging plates Part 1 ...
  7. Ndtmetal

    Digital Radiography compared to screen-film and standards

    I'm already having GE to test computed radiography on the 29th of May. the question now is when will I have better results, with the phosphor plates or by usings screen-film RT but with selenium 75?
  8. Ndtmetal

    selenium or iridium

    Regarding film screen radiography in welds, which one of this isotopes do you believe gives the best image quality? Most references I found support the use of selenium, but I would like to know why and in which way is it better?
  9. Ndtmetal

    Laser welding

    Thank you all for your replies, you have been really helpful. I have to say that I work in Geneva,Cern and the NDT method we want to check is digital radiography. Not ultrasonic nor eddy. Thanks again!
  10. Ndtmetal

    Laser welding

    I have never heard about EDM notches can you please be more specific? What exacly are they?
  11. Ndtmetal

    Laser welding

    I have to create on purpose very small defects (>4mm) on Al stainless steel and 304L welds (by laser welding).The reason for doing that is to check a if a new NDT system can detect them. The thickness of the samples will be 2, 5 and 10cm. Do you think that I will be able to creat very small...
  12. Ndtmetal

    Digital Radiography compared to screen-film and standards

    Laser welding detecting defects smaller than 4-5 mm
  13. Ndtmetal

    Digital Radiography compared to screen-film and standards

    Thanks corypad, I thought that computed RT was the one that uses phoshor plates instead of digitalizing plates. What about advantages and disadvatages of each technique. Is it true that digital RT cannot find cracks in chrome welds?
  14. Ndtmetal

    Digital Radiography compared to screen-film and standards

    Hi All, I was wondering if there are any available standards for digital radiography yet? In thread thread286-141480 someone mentioned that digital RT is currently being reviewed under a proposed ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code case. When is that expected to be ready? I am working on a...

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