X-ray flaw detection is an inspection method that utilizes X-rays (or gamma rays or other high-energy rays) to penetrate metallic materials. Due to differences in the absorption and scattering of rays by the material, the film is exposed differently, resulting in images of varying darkness on the negative. This is used to judge the internal defects of the material.
1. What inspection methods are included in X-ray inspection? X-ray flaw detection methods include radiography, fluorescent screen observation, and television observation. We use the television observation method.
2. What are the advantages of the television observation method? The advantage of the X-ray television observation method is that it allows direct observation of the internal condition of objects in both static and dynamic states, and multiple observations can be made. It does not require the processing system used in radiography, enabling streamlined operation that is fast and efficient.
