Nontrivial Radiation Monitoring Problems Solved by X-ray Computed Tomography
摘要
Abstract
A description of several complex critical objects has been given, for which nondestructive testing is required. However, none of the control methods can be implemented in principle. It is shown that X-ray computed tomography specifically for each object not only detects defects in hard-to-reach areas, but also determines their location, size, and total number. The above examples undoubtedly demonstrate the high informativity of X-ray computed tomography.