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INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHY
INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHY
INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES IN INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHY
Portable wireless digital radiography system with flat-panel detector
SCANRAY® is a portable wireless digital radiography system available in several specifications with different pixel pitch and active area sizes to fit the exact needs in non-destructive testing: from welds and corrosion inspection in the oil and gas industry to the most demanding quality control of components in the shipbuilding, aerospace and military spheres. The complex is designed for detecting defects in the structure of various materials using the NDT method with X-ray or Gamma-ray sources. Radiographic images obtained by the detector are transmitted to the operator's tablet or laptop in real time or accumulated in the internal detector's memory for later downloading.
Customized solutions (for example, semi-automatic systems for extended longitudinal welds inspection of reservoirs, ship bottoms and other large-distance joints) and additional accessories for special needs (brackets, holders, tripods, manipulators, etc.) are available upon request.
DR IS USED NOT ONLY FOR OIL AND GAS PROJECTS
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DR IS USED NOT ONLY FOR OIL AND GAS PROJECTS
Radiography has long been used in museum restoration work. Mostly for monuments and statues made of metal, but RT can also show the hidden in painted masterpieces. However, not all methods and techniques are equally effective.
With a DR system and X-ray source of a small voltage, one can even obtain the creation sequence - it becomes clear how the composition changed from the idea to the final result. This modern technology can build a bridge between the distant past and today in just a split second. And that comes in addition to other numerous benefits of that advanced control method including outstanding image quality, eco-friendliness and overall use convenience.
The areas of application of our SCANRAY systems are namely unlimited.
Van Gogh self-portrait revealed by an X-ray of Head of a Peasant Woman, 1885. Photograph: Graeme Yule/National Galleries of Scotland.
With a DR system and X-ray source of a small voltage, one can even obtain the creation sequence - it becomes clear how the composition changed from the idea to the final result. This modern technology can build a bridge between the distant past and today in just a split second. And that comes in addition to other numerous benefits of that advanced control method including outstanding image quality, eco-friendliness and overall use convenience.
The areas of application of our SCANRAY systems are namely unlimited.