Comprehensive Composite Materials II 2018
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-12-803581-8.03928-x
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7.10 Radiographic Inspection of Composite Materials

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“…Radiografi industri adalah modalitas pengujian non-destructive yang menggunakan radiasi pengion untuk memeriksa bahan dan komponen dengan tujuan menemukan dan mengukur cacat dan degradasi sifat material yang akan menyebabkan kegagalan struktur teknik (Crane, 2018). Radiasi pengion memainkan peran penting dalam sains dan teknologi yang dibutuhkan untuk memastikan kualitas dan keandalan produk (BAPETEN, 2014).…”
Section: B Radiografi Industriunclassified
“…Radiografi industri adalah modalitas pengujian non-destructive yang menggunakan radiasi pengion untuk memeriksa bahan dan komponen dengan tujuan menemukan dan mengukur cacat dan degradasi sifat material yang akan menyebabkan kegagalan struktur teknik (Crane, 2018). Radiasi pengion memainkan peran penting dalam sains dan teknologi yang dibutuhkan untuk memastikan kualitas dan keandalan produk (BAPETEN, 2014).…”
Section: B Radiografi Industriunclassified
“…• Ultrasonic testing: this method uses ultrasonic waves mechanically induced by a transducer converting an electric signal into mechanical one; through the analysis of the wave transmission or reflection, it is able to detect, e.g., delamination or inclusions [1,11]; ultrasonic testing is described as "the most versatile of the testing techniques available to industry" [13]; • Thermography: this method is based on the observation of heat distribution over the tested sample's surface and the search for hot spots that may indicate a defect in the component/object under examination; the test object may be heated by mechanical force, by illumination with a very strong light, by a laser, or by any other method [10,[14][15][16]; • Radiographic testing: this technique is similar to well-known medical radiography; it uses X-radiation (electromagnetic radiation with energy within 10-50 kV); X-rays passing through the specimen are recorded on an X-ray-sensitive medium, and the analysis of the recorded radiographic image makes it possible "to examine composites for flaws and compliance to manufacturing standards" [17][18][19].…”
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“…As a result, the defects of this type cannot be easily quantified and the adequacy of the produced CFRP parts is mostly based on empirical and qualitative inspections. On the other hand, the implementation of X-Rays for defect detection provided even more details about the damage as seen in [49][50]. Provided that the X-Rays are very penetrative, their implementation on composite materials gave a lot of advantages to the NDT inspection.…”
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