DIGITAL RADIOGRAPHY (DRT)

An X-ray beam is focused at the imaging detector. In medical applications the anatomy of the patient that needs to be examined is positioned in front of the detector. As the beam passes through the anatomy and hits the detector it is filtered by a scintillator.

The scintillator comes in different substrate materials and in this application it is most often Cesium Iodide (CsI) or Gadolinium Oxysulphide or Gaddox (GdOS). The scintillator emits light from exposure to the X-ray beam and is deflected by a mirror on to a lens which focuses the light onto the 9 or 16 Megapixels of the CCD dependant of the platform of IDC technology.

APPLICATIONS

Corrosion, Pitting in Insulated Pipelines
Process Pipelines Corrosion Findings
No need to remove insulations
Weld Inspection for Quick Review
Profile Radiography for Corrosion Findings

PERSONNEL QUALIFICATIONS

NDT Level II / PCN