Digital Radiography
Digital radiography is non-destructive technique frequently used for material inspection in the aerospace, automotive, and industrial manufacturing sectors. ... Read More
Digital radiography is non-destructive technique frequently used for material inspection in the aerospace, automotive, and industrial manufacturing sectors. ... Read More
Digital radiography is non-destructive technique frequently used for material inspection in the aerospace, automotive, and industrial manufacturing sectors. It is a fast and reliable tool to assess weakness, detect faults and characterize materials for raw material testing, product development, and quality control.
Direct Radiography uses X-ray-sensitive reusable plates that capture and convert the X-rays to light. Thin-film transistors translate the radiographic images to digital data in real-time and are seamlessly displayed on the computer. DR is much faster and produces higher quality images than traditional film imaging.
Computed Radiography was the first commercially available radiographic imaging technology with a separate image readout process. It replaces film in the conventional radiography imaging with phosphor imaging plate (IP). The imaging plates capture the image, that are scanned separately to produce a digital image. While not a rapid technique like DR, it is still much faster and environmentally friendly than conventional film radiography imaging and is a readily available radiography option.
Computed Tomography is a radiography imaging technique where thousands of 2D radiographic scans are stacked together to create 3D images through image processing. It is used for comprehensive material characterization.
Video 01: Step-by-step explanation of a Digital Radiography (DR) system
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Our material testing labs regularly provide digital radiography testing (DR) as part of our non-destructive testing services for material examination.
Digital radiography is a fast and non-destructive technique that uses X-ray-sensitive reusable plates that capture and convert the X-rays to light. Thin-film transistors translate the radiographic images to digital data in real-time and are seamlessly displayed on the computer.
Computed radiography replaces film in conventional radiography imaging with phosphor imaging plate (IP). While not a rapid technique like DR, it is still much faster and environmentally friendly than conventional film radiography imaging and is a readily available radiography option.
DR is frequently used for material inspection in the aerospace, automotive, and industrial manufacturing sectors. It is a fast and reliable tool to assess weaknesses, detect faults and characterize materials for raw material testing, product development, and quality control.
Yes, but DR systems have considerable adavantages over CR.
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