Radiography
Term · Nuclear energy and radiation · MLC-T-NUC-000417
The use of sealed sources of ionizing radiation for nondestructive examination of the structure of materials. When the radiation penetrates the material, it produces a shadow image by blackening a sheet of photographic film that has been placed behind the material, and the differences in blackening suggest flaws and unevenness in the material.
| Identifier | MLC-T-NUC-000417 |
|---|---|
| Field | Nuclear energy and radiation |
| References | NRC Glossary |
Record as JSON
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Record 417 of 555 in Nuclear energy and radiation terminology (MLC-0119). Request the full dataset.