Digital Radiography (DR)

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Digital Radiography uses an X-ray source and a digital flat-panel detector to visualize internal conditions of welds, castings, piping, and components without cutting or disassembly. You get instant images, lower exposure time, and faster decisions than film. What problems this solves Eliminates film processing and chemical handling Cuts reshoots with real-time image verification Reduces outage time by capturing decision-grade images on the first pass Enables inspection in tight windows and constrained access areas Common use cases Pipeline and plant welds, including branch and socket welds Pressure vessels, valves, elbows, reducers, and nozzles Corrosion under insulation screening with tangential techniques Castings and additively manufactured parts Aerospace and composites for foreign object debris and delaminations