Radiographic Inspection
Radiographic inspection (RT) is an effective method for identifying defects and irregularities in materials and welds. Using advanced imaging technology, we perform precise inspections that ensure high quality and reliability. This method is ideal for detecting both surface and volumetric defects and is widely used across various industries.
Radiographic inspection used for:
Weld Quality Control
Detecting welding defects such as porosity, cracks, lack of fusion, and internal cavities.
Inspection of Cast Components
Revealing defects like shrinkage, pores, inclusions, or cracks in metal or plastic components.
Material Examination
Checking structural components in materials like steel, aluminum, and other alloys for internal flaws.
Pressure Vessels and Pipelines
Ensuring pressure vessels and piping systems meet safety standards by detecting cracks, corrosion, or thinning.
Aerospace Industry
Inspecting critical components such as turbine blades, gears, and structural parts to ensure flawless construction.
Energy Sector
Examining components in power plants, including boilers, heat exchangers, and nuclear equipment.
Petrochemical Facilities
Monitoring welds and materials in the oil and gas industry to prevent defects that could lead to leaks or accidents.
Medical Equipment
Verifying the internal integrity of components and welds in equipment where precision is critical.
Advantages:
Non-Destructive: Preserves the material and structure intact.
High Precision: Identifies defects not visible to the naked eye.
Wide Applicability: Suitable for small and large components, as well as complex structures.
Radiographic inspection is essential for maintaining safety, quality, and reliability across a variety of industries.