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The study on Quality of Radiographic Images Based in The Different<br />

Energy (kV) and Current (mA) Applied on The X-Ray Tube by Using<br />

Computed Radiography<br />

Khairul Anwar bin Rosley<br />

Supervisor: Dr. Nor Hazmin Binti Sabri<br />

Bachelor of Applied Science (Electronics and Instrumentation Physics)<br />

School of Ocean Engineering<br />

Non-destructive testing (NDT) is a technique used to evaluate the integrity of a<br />

component and product. Radiographic Testing (RT) is NDT method of inspecting<br />

materials for hidden flaws by using the ability of short wavelength electromagnetic<br />

radiation to penetrate various materials. In industrial sector, trial and error method<br />

for the exposure timing is used in Digital Radiography. There are many standards<br />

published that show the requirement that need to achieved for each radiographic<br />

image before proceeding to analyse the flaws or defects. To obtain radiographic<br />

images that meets all the requirement is difficult. Therefore, this study aims to confirm<br />

an assumption which is 60% exposure timing for White IP based on D7 Film Exposure<br />

Chart of GE Titant Isovolt model and to study the relationship between the different<br />

energy (kV), current (mA) and exposure timing (s) applied on the X-ray tube by<br />

producing radiographic images quality for two samples with different thickness based<br />

on standard DIN EN ISO 17636-2.<br />

132 | U M T U N D E R G R A D U A T E R E S E A R C H D A Y 2 0 1 9

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