Radiographic calculator for the exposure time
Core Features
The SoftwareNDT Calculator program calculates the exposure times for radiographic testing with the isotope Selenium75, Iridium192 and Cobalt 60.
The software calculates the film density in the weld seam and in the base material.
Working range - Iridium 192
Thickness: 2 to 150 mm
Working range - Selenium 75
Thickness: 1 to 42 mm
Working range - Cobalt 60
Thickness: 15 to 200 mm
As the demand for more efficient and reliable testing methods continues to rise, tools like the SoftwareNDT Calculator are becoming essential in the industry. By simplifying complex calculations and providing clear visual representations of data, this software enhances the overall quality of non-destructive testing. The film density during radiographic testing is the factor used to assess the quality of the base material and the weld seam. Differences in film density can indicate material defects, changes in material thickness or irregularities in the weld seam.
Exposure times in radiographic testing are crucial for the detection of material defects such as pores, lack of fusion and cracks. The exposure time depends on several factors, including the intensity of the radiation, the wavelength of the rays, the thickness of the component to be tested.
Step 1
Enter activity and film.
Step 2
Enter focus to film distance.
Step 3
Enter base material and weld thickness.
Step 4
Select film density. Base material or weld seam.
Step 5
Calculated exposure time.
SoftwareNDT Calculator 1.2
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