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COMPUTERIZED INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHY
The Computed Radiography (CR) technique consists of exposing an image of a component to be inspected either with X-Rays or Gamma Rays at a time calculated according to the thickness and distance placed on the component, once this exposure time is over the The plate is positioned on the radiographic scanner and the image acquired on the monitor of the computer unit begins to be displayed.
Once the image acquisition is finished, its evaluation can be carried out with the help of the software in which we can make measurements in distances, add text markers, raise or lower the contrast of the image, verify the gray scale and its Signal Noise Ratio. (SNR) and to be able to enhance the radiographic image with its specialized filter, which makes it more sensitive andmuestra indicaciones más finas que en una radiografía de película convencional no se podría ver.
Some of the advantages offered by this technique are:
- High quality image at a lower cost compared to digital radiography technique
- We ensure high quality and cost reduction.
- As it is a digital process, it does not require film
- No chemical products are required during the process, which means there is no risk of contamination to the environment.
- No chemical products are required during the process, which means there is no risk of contamination to the environment.
- More accurate evaluation by using software filters by increasing image enhancement and being able to make length measurements of the indications found with their measurement markers
- More accurate evaluation by using software filters by increasing image enhancement and being able to make length measurements of the indications found with their measurement markers
The process
Request for information on the component to be examined, such as: manufacturing drawings, material specification, design drawing, as well as installation safety conditions.
Application of the procedure of the non-destructive method for the detection of probable discontinuities in materials
Characterization and dimensioning of indications found to determine their acceptance or rejection in accordance with the applicable regulations.
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