TechCorr- Real-time Radiography (RTR) for Pipeline Weld Inspection
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- Опубликовано: 15 апр 2020
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I’m work in Radiography in medical imaging and we’ve had DR for like 15 years it’s kinda crazy that y’all are just now getting it in the last few years
you seriously think its the same thing ? 😂😂😂😂 omfg
@@guitarplayer5932 what do you know about it buddy
@@DR_Shepard 33 years a radiographer
Welders & NDT Professionals will enjoy this field testing and digital technology. Thanks!
T J (Tom) Vanderloop, AWS & SME Leadership & Manufacturing Technical Consultant (CMfgE & CMfgT)
Great music choice
Excellent Real-Time Digital Technology. Thanks for the marvelous "Pipe-line Welding" video.
T J (Tom) Vanderloop, AWS Membership & Design Engineer, Consultant & Author
I have been working on processing plants for the last 6 years particularly on turn arounds and shutdown schedules. During tie-in works, conventional RT is always the cause of delays. This new digital technology will reduce downtime during urgents times.
With bad planning or bad welds, it’s a delay.
@@louism9790 could not agree more to this.
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How many shots is the X-Ray tube good for?
I would like to do RTR but I'm stuck in conventional... it's getting old. Might just study for PAUT certs and leave RT in the dust.
I hate conventional
Don’t know y’all get your average range for a conventional crew but 20 being the low end, really. If you only shoot 20 in a full day you need to find a new job
Didn’t, Steve Tavis and Clint Wright do that??
Hello I was interested in this device ?
Sir under ground test kria
Wow. I am very interest to work with you guys 😍NTD.. 🔥
Learn how to weld first. Understand the game. Pass a 6gr weld test then do the testing thing. 🌚
Ndt
@@zukispur5493 NDT Inspection is different from being a welder, its an advantage but not necessary... NDT have their own qualification.
@@milarabeltran8248 advantages" are always good😊
Going tomorrow to do a long term RTR project
My question is the operator a Registered Radiological Technologist? Many states REQUIRE anyone using ionizing radiation be certified by the American Association of Radiological Technologist and be compliant with all Nuclear Regulatory Commission standards of continuing education. #ARRT, #ASRT, #GSRT, #TXSRT
No. This certification falls under an industrial application. They are required to be certified, but it's as an industrial radiographer. Typically, through the State Department of Environmental Quality or Bureau of Radiation Control. Depending on which state they occupy.
I do this... you have to pass tests for DSHS.
The is industrial radiography , so it would be a different test /cert
DISCLAIMER: Fake news. As an individual who works in this field, this is not “RTR”. This is stitching individual DR images together. MNGA, Make NDT great again.
how much is this machine
Some of them equivalent to price one unit GTR.🤧
Probably anywhere from 50k-to 100k+
Whoever picked this music deserves A thousand years in hell.
جهاز التصوير الاشعاعى للحامات يجب التعامل معة بحذر شديد لان الاشعة الصادرة منة تؤدى للاصابة بالسرطان ويجب الابتعاد عنة عند تشغيل عملية التصوير فانا اعرف 5 اشخاص تعرضو للتصوىر الاشعاعى مرة واحدة بالخطاء ثم اصيبوا جميعا بالسرطان وتوفوا وكان اولهم بعد سنتين واخرهم بعد 8 سنوات وما اراة فى ذلك الفيديو جريمة يتحملها مندوب الامن الصناعى
If they were over exposed it was due to not following safety protocols and procedures
Unless they are using cobalt you have to pretty much be tea bagging yourself in front of the camera to get exposed
pointless, for,decades welders built pipelines with no inspection and they are holding to this day, i have found pipelines with no bead or no cap and held under high pressure for 60 years
Ah, the old “it’ll hold” argument.
In a way, you’re not wrong-many welded components might endure decades of use without catastrophic failure. We can attribute this to workmanship, providence, or just dumb luck.
Sadly, it’s because of these inconsistent measures of quality that we lose loved ones on the job through industrial disasters.
Jobsite procedures and inspection standards are often written in blood. You don’t want that to be yours. By adhering to these established processes, you’re not just ensuring the functionality and longevity of the product you’re constructing.
You’re protecting yourself.
This is false advertising and I won’t stand for it