For an x-radiographic inspection of the plate in Figure 1 using a 100-keV beam. Calculate the change in 1/1, between the flawed and flaw-free areas given that the effect of the flaw is to reduce the effective thickness of the plate by 10 µm. Assume the sample is aluminium with a flaw depth at 10 mm and overall sample thickness of 20 mm. Comment on the relative advantages of ultrasonic testing for the inspection of the flaw in that sample.

For an x-radiographic inspection of the plate in Figure 1 using a 100-keV beam. Calculate the change in 1/1, between the flawed and flaw-free areas given that the effect of the flaw is to reduce the effective thickness of the plate by 10 µm. Assume the sample is aluminium with a flaw depth at 10 mm and overall sample thickness of 20 mm. Comment on the relative advantages of ultrasonic testing for the inspection of the flaw in that sample.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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