Sensitometric Properties and Image Quality of Radiographic Film and Paper

Joseph Czeslaw Domanus

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    Abstract

    When using X-ray film or radiographic paper for industrial applications one is interested in knowing not only their sensitometric properties (such as speed and contrast) but also the image quality obtainable with a particular brand of film or paper. Although standard methods for testing both properties separately are available it is desirable that the method permits the assessment of all the relevant properties together. The sensitometric properties are usually determined at constant kilovoltage and filtration at the X-ray tube, whereas radiographic image thicknesses. The use of the constant exposure technique could be used to compare both the sensitometric properties as well as the image quality for different radiographic materials. It consist of exposing different film or paper brands at a chosen, constant mAmin exposure when testing radiographic image quality for different thicknesses of a given material. From the results obtained with the constant exposure technique conclusions are drawn about its applicability as a standard method for assessing radiographic film and paper.
    Original languageEnglish
    Place of PublicationRoskilde
    PublisherRisø National Laboratory
    Number of pages8
    ISBN (Print)87-550-1100-4
    Publication statusPublished - 1985
    SeriesRisø-M
    Number2500
    ISSN0418-6435

    Keywords

    • Risø-M-2500
    • Industrial radiography
    • Paper
    • Photographic film
    • Quality control
    • Sensitivity
    • X-ray radiography

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    Domanus, J. C. (1985). Sensitometric Properties and Image Quality of Radiographic Film and Paper. Roskilde: Risø National Laboratory. Risø-M, No. 2500
    Domanus, Joseph Czeslaw. / Sensitometric Properties and Image Quality of Radiographic Film and Paper. Roskilde : Risø National Laboratory, 1985. 8 p. (Risø-M; No. 2500).
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