Table of Content
- The History of X-ray Technology for Aircraft Inspection
- What is Radiographic Testing?
- A Clear Direction for Modernising Aircraft Facilities
- Applications of RT in the Aircraft Industry
- Why are RT Applications in Aerospace Important?
- Key Takeaways
- FAQs
Radiographic Testing (RT) isn't a novelty, its roots trace back to the early 20th century. Initially employed for medical purposes, the application expanded rapidly into industrial settings. Over the years, technological strides have transformed Radiographic Testing from a basic method to a sophisticated and indispensable NDT tool.
Being non-destructive in nature, it plays a crucial role in the aircraft industry by revealing hidden flaws within materials without causing any damage. From its early beginnings with the discovery of X-rays to its pivotal role in ensuring the safety and integrity of aircraft, Radiographic Testing Applications have become critical in the Aerospace industry.