ISO 5579:2013
Non-destructive testing — Radiographic testing of metallic materials using film and X- or gamma rays — Basic rules
ISO 5579:2013 outlines the general rules for industrial X- and gamma-radiography for flaw-detection purposes, using film techniques, applicable to the inspection of metallic products and materials.
It does not lay down acceptance criteria of the imperfections.
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Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Classification of radiographic techniques
5 General
5.1 Personnel qualification
5.2 Protection against ionizing radiation
5.3 Surface preparation and stage of manufacture
5.4 Identification of radiographs
5.5 Marking
5.6 Overlap of films
5.7 Image quality indicator (IQI)
6 Recommended techniques for making radiographs
6.1 Test arrangements
6.2 Choice of X-ray tube voltage and radiation source
6.3 Film systems and screens
6.4 Alignment of beam
6.5 Reduction of scattered radiation
6.6 Source-to-object distance
6.7 Maximum area for a single exposure
6.8 Density of radiograph
6.9 Processing
6.10 Film viewing conditions
7 Test report
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Foreword
Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Classification of radiographic techniques
5 General
5.1 Personnel qualification
5.2 Protection against ionizing radiation
5.3 Surface preparation and stage of manufacture
5.4 Identification of radiographs
5.5 Marking
5.6 Overlap of films
5.7 Image quality indicator (IQI)
6 Recommended techniques for making radiographs
6.1 Test arrangements
6.2 Choice of X-ray tube voltage and radiation source
6.3 Film systems and screens
6.4 Alignment of beam
6.5 Reduction of scattered radiation
6.6 Source-to-object distance
6.7 Maximum area for a single exposure
6.8 Density of radiograph
6.9 Processing
6.10 Film viewing conditions
7 Test report