Radioscopy

- Radioscopy is a nondestructive testing

technique that uses penetrating radiation
to produce images viewed during
irradiation.
- Radioscopic imaging and real time
radiography mean the same as radioscopy
- Traditional radiography uses film as the
imaging medium, radioscopy uses as
fluorescent screen to convert radiation to
light for direct viewing or electronic
imaging.
- Fine grain, thinner coatings provide higher
resolution but lower light output
- Light efficiency is lower for higher energy
radiation
BMP
Bit Mapped Picture
DIB
Device Independent Bitmap
GIF
Graphic Interchange Format
JFF
JPEG File Format
JIF
JPEG Image Format
JPEG
Joint Photographic Experts Group
JPG
JPEG
PIC
PICS
PICS
Platform for Internet Content Selection
PICT
Picture
PNG
Portable Network Graphics
RLE
Run Length Encoding
TIF
TIFF
TIFF
Tagged Image File Format
- Step for Film Processing Manual:
1. Developer
2. Stop Bath
3. Fixer
4. Wash Accelerator or Quick Wash Agent
5. Wetting Agent
- Benefit of Automatic Processing:
1. Rapid Reaction and Activity Recovery
2. Suitability for High Temperature
3. Extended Performance Maintenance
- Step for Film Processing Automatic:
1. Developer
2. Fixer
- Developer; When radiographic film is
exposed to ionizing radiation, an invisible
image (called a latent image) is formed in
the emulsion layer of the film. The process
of converting the latent image to a visible
image is called development, and a
developer solution is used in this process.
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