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Non-destructive testing

Author: Mohammed CHERFAOUI

Publication date: July 10, 2006

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7. X-ray inspection (industrial radiology)

The implementation of a radiographic inspection is based on the schematic diagram shown in figure 11 .

Radiation emitted by a source passes through the room and interacts with it before being collected by a detector device.

7.1 Excitement

The X-rays and γ-rays used are electromagnetic in nature. They are said to be ionizing because of their ability to act on matter and create electrical charges.

  • X-rays.

In practical terms, to create X-rays, we use a device in which electrons...

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