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1、BRITISH STANDARD Non-destructive testing - Radioscopic testing - Part 3: General principles of radioscopic testing of metallic materials by X- and gamma rays The European Standard EN 13068-3:2001 has the status of a British Standard ICs 19.100; 77.040.20 BS EN 13 068-3 :2 O0 1 NO COPYING WITHOUT BSI

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8、0 38238 9 EUROPEAN STANDARD NORME EUROPENNE EUROPISCHE NORM EN 1306-3 August 2001 ICs 19.100 English version Non-destructive testing - Radioscopic testing - Part 3: General principles of radioscopic testing of metallic materials by X- and gamma rays Essais non destructifs - Contrle par radioscopie -

9、 Partie 3: Principes gnraux de lessai radioscopique a laide de rayons X et gamma des matriaux mtalliques Zerstrungsfreie Prfung - Radioskopische Prfung - Teil 3: Allgemeine Grundlagen fr die radioskopische Prfung von metallischen Werkstoffen mit Rntgen- und Gammastrahlen This European Standard was a

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14、68-32001 E EN 13068-312001 (E) Contents Foreword . 3 Introduction 4 1 Scope . 4 2 Normative references 4 3Termsanddefinitions . 5 4 Radioscopic testing 5 6 Recommended techniques for radioscopic images 7 5 General 6 7 Testrepo rt . 11 ANNEX A (informative) Test arrangements; relation between geometr

15、ic unsharpness 12 Bibliography 13 and geometric magnification ; 2 EN 13068-3:2001 (E) Foreword This European Standard has been prepared by Technical Committee CENTTC 138 “Non-destructive testing“, the secretariat of which is held by AFNOR. This European Standard shall be given the status of a nation

16、al standard, either by publication of an identical text or by endorsement, at the latest by February 2002, and conflicting national standards shall be withdrawn at the latest by February 2002. EN 13068 comprises a series of European Standards of radioscopic systems which is made of the following: EN

17、 13068-1, Non-destructive testing - Radioscopic testing - Part 1: Quantitative measurement of image properties. EN 13068-2, Non-destructive testing - Radioscopic testing - Part 2: Qualitative control and long term stability ofimaging devices. EN 13068-3, Non-destructive testing - Radioscopic testing

18、 - Part 3: General principles of radioscopic testing of metallic materials by X- and gamma-mys. According to the CENKENELEC Internal Regulations, the national standards organizations of the following countries are bound to implement this European Standard: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark,

19、Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. 3 EN 13068-32001 (E) Introduction This part specifies fundamental techniques of radioscopy with the object of enabling repeatable results to be obt

20、ained economically. The techniques are based on generally accepted practice and the fundamental theory of the subject. The goal of this standard is to define a radioscopic technique as close as possible to the radiographic standard EN 444 and EN 462. Due to the specific differences the following dev

21、iations are essential: 1) The limited inherent unsharpness of the intensifier based systems in comparison to the film technique requires careful handling with IQls. Therefore, the usage of the double wire IQI corresponding to EN 462-5 is additionally introduced for each measurement. The maximum perm

22、issible unsharpness is defined in dependence on the wall thickness. The values are calculated from the permissible geometric unsharpness corresponding to the equation f, of EN 444. Due to technical and economical reasons up to the double unsharpness corresponding to EN 444 was accepted for the lower

23、 wall thickness range in Table 4 and 5. Contrast enhancement by a lower maximum tube voltage and the requirement for the same minimum wire IQI values corresponding to EN 462-3 yield a compensation for the limitations in the spatial resolution. No values for step hole IQIs are defined because wire IQ

24、ls are more typical for small structures to detect. 2) The principle of compensating the limited spatial resolution by contrast enhancement requires the necessity for image integration for most applications. Thus, the image quality defined in Table 5 for testing of metallic materials is based on rad

25、ioscopic test images acquired with image integration. Real time testing yields advantages for the perceptibility of oriented structures by the dynamic testing principle and should be applied always as a first step for system and positioning optimization. The wide application of radioscopy for light

26、alloy testing justifies the definition of special limited requirements for this application area in Table 4. Here, class SA testing can be performed by real time radioscopy and class SB testing only needs additional image integration. The user may decide if he does apply Table 4 or 5 depending on hi

27、s testing problem. I Scope This European Standard specifies general rules for industrial X- and gamma-radioscopy for flaw detection purposes, using radioscopic techniques, applicable to the testing of metallic materials. It does not lay down acceptance criteria of the discontinuities. 2 Normative re

28、ferences This European Standard incorporates by dated or undated reference, provisions from other publications. These normative references are cited at the appropriate places in the text and the publications are listed hereafter. For dated references, subsequent amendments to or revisions of any the

29、se publications apply to this European Standard only when incorporated in it by amendment or revision. For undated references the latest edition of the publication referred to applies (including amendments). EN 462-1, Non-destructive testing - Image quality of radiographs - Part I: Image quality ind

30、icators (wire type) - Determination of image quality value EN 462-3, Non-destructive testing - Image quality of radiographs - Part 3: Image quality of radiogrammes - Part 3: Image quality classes for ferrous metals EN 462-5, Non-destructive testing - Image Quality of radiographs - Part 2: Image qual

31、ity indicators (duplex wire type) - Determination of image quality value EN 473, Nondestructive testing - Qualification and cerfication of NDT personnel - General principles EN 1435, Non-destructive examination of welds - Radiographic examination of welded joints EN 12544-1, Non-destructive testing

32、- Measurement and evaluation of the X-ray tube voltage - Part I: Voltage divider method EN 12544-2, Non-destructive testing - Measurement and evaluation of the X-ray tube vdtage - Part 2: Constancy check by the thick filter method EN 12544-3, Non-destructive testing - Measurement and evaluation of t

33、he X-ray tube voltage - Part 3: Spectrometric method 4 EN 13068-32001 (E) EN 12681, Founding - Radiographic inspection EN 13068-1, Non-destructive testing - Radioscopic Testing - Part I: Quantitative measurement of image properties EN 13068-2, Non-destructive testing - Radioscopic Testing - Part 2:

34、Qualitative control and long tem stability of imaging devices 3 Terms and definitions For the purposes of this European Standard, the following terms and definitions apply: 3.1 nominal thickness, t nominal thickness of the material in the region under testing EN 4441 Manufacturing tolerances do not

35、have to be taken into account. 3.2 Phickness of material in the direction of the radiation beam calculated on basis of the nominal thickness EN 4441 3.3 source size, d size of the source of radiation (in accordance with EN 12679), focal spot size of the used X-ray tube (in accordance With EN 12543-1

36、 to EN 12543-5) 3.4 focus-to-detector distance FDD distance between the source o+ radiation and the detector measured in the direction of the beam 3.5 focus-to-object distance, FOD. distance between the source of radiation and the source side of the test object measured along the central axis of the

37、 radiation beam 3.6 terms describing spatial resolution (see annex A) geometric unsharpness, U, inherent (screen) unsharpness, Ui total unsharpness, U, 3.7 system parameter (see annex A) geometric magnification, M 3.8 bloomin light over better than I 5 % I 10 % I 20 % I I homogeneity Hd, I 10% I 20%

38、 I 30% I better than These features shall be measured at a signal to noise ratio better than 50. Distortion and homogeneity shall be measured at 75% of the radius of the used image field. Systems which do not meet the system classes SC 1 to SC 3 are not subject of this standard. 5 General 5.1 Protec

39、tion against ionizing radiations Warning - Exposure of any part of the human body to X-rays or gamma-rays can be highly injurious to health. Wherever X-ray equiment or radioactive sources are in use, appropriate legal requirements are applied. Local or national or international safety precautions wh

40、en using ionizing radiation shall be strictly applied. 5.2 In general, surface preparation is not necessary, but where surface imperfections or coatings might cause difficulty in detecting discontinuities, the surface shall be ground smooth or the coating shall be removed. 5.3 Identification of radi

41、oscopic images If documentation is necessary, a clear identification shall be affixed to each section of the object being inspected. The images of these symbols shall appear in the radioscopic image outside the region of interest where possible and shall ensure unequivocal identification of the sect

42、ion. In case where a documentation is necessary a clear identification of each image shall be guaranteed. Alternatively the identification of radioscopic images can be performed by insetting a symbol or reference number into the image, the image header or a parameter file by electronic means. The re

43、ference shall be stored as part of the radioscopic image. 5.4 Marking If documentation is necessary permanent markings on the object to be tested shall be made in order to accurately locate the position of each radioscopic image. Where the nature of the material and/or its service conditions do not

44、permit permanent marking, the location may be recorded by means of accurate sketches. 5.5 Overlap of images When testing an area with two or more separate imageslvideo frames, these shall overlap suffiently to ensure that the complete region of interest is radioscopically tested. This can for exampl

45、e be verified by a high density marker on the surface of the object which will appear in the image. 5.6 Personnel qualification It is assumed that radioscopic testing is performed by qualified and capable personnel. In order to prove this qualification, it is recommended to certify the personnel in

46、accordance with EN 473 or equivalent. Surface preparation and stage of manufacture 6 EN 13068-32001 (E) 10 15 6 6.1 Test arrangements Where applicable, testing arrangements shall be determined by the specific application standards. 6.2 Radioscopic imaging devices The imaging properties of the system

47、 shall be given in terms as described in EN 13068-1 and EN 13068-2. 6.3 Alignment of beam The beam of radiation shall be directed to the centre of the area being tested and should be normal to the object surface at that point, except when it can be demonstrated that certain tests are best revealed b

48、y a different alignment of the beam. In this case, an appropriate alignment of the beam may be permitted. Between the contracting parties other ways of radioscopic testing may be agreed upon. Other testing geometries may be carried out with reference to testing related standards. 6.4 In order to red

49、uce the effect of scattered radiation and blooming, direct radiation shall be collimated as much as possible to the section under testing. Scattered radiation shall be reduced by collimators, filters and masks. 6.5 Choice of tube voltage To maintain a good flaw sensitivity, the X-ray tube voltage (in accordance with EN 12544-1 to EN 12544-3) should be as low as possible. The maximum values of tube voltage versus penetrated thickness are given in Table 2 for aluminium and light alloys and in Table 3 for steel. Table 2 - Maximum X-ray voltage for aluminium and light