2003
DOI: 10.2208/jscej.2003.725_143
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Detection of Fine Cracks by X-Ray Technique With Contrast Medium in Concrete

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“…Under outdoor conditions, the deterioration of construction (which causes changes in the density of concrete) impairs the readability of the X-ray film image. A previous work [63] described the use of X-ray radiography with a contrast medium to locate internal cracks. A previous work [63] described the use of X-ray radiography with a contrast medium to locate internal cracks.…”
Section: Digital Radiography (X-ray)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Under outdoor conditions, the deterioration of construction (which causes changes in the density of concrete) impairs the readability of the X-ray film image. A previous work [63] described the use of X-ray radiography with a contrast medium to locate internal cracks. A previous work [63] described the use of X-ray radiography with a contrast medium to locate internal cracks.…”
Section: Digital Radiography (X-ray)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A previous work [63] described the use of X-ray radiography with a contrast medium to locate internal cracks. A previous work [63] described the use of X-ray radiography with a contrast medium to locate internal cracks.…”
Section: Digital Radiography (X-ray)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Radiography is a non-destructive test method used to determine crack properties and visualize them in 3D using Computed Tomography [2,19]. However, for practical and technical reasons, the sample size for such experiments may be very small and this technique cannot be used for larger specimens or outside the laboratory.…”
Section: Non-destructive Testing (Ndt) Of Cracks In Concretementioning
confidence: 99%