3D localisation and visualisation of cracks
Microtomography enables the non-destructive detection and 3D visualization of…
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Synchrotron microtomography (SR-µCT) is a non-destructive 3D imaging technique that allows the internal structure of materials and components to be visualised with micrometric resolution and higher contrast than laboratory microtomography.
Thanks to the intensity and coherence of synchrotron radiation, SR-µCT reveals details that would otherwise be invisible, with unrivalled speed and reliability.
Micrometre resolution, even on large samples
High contrast, even between weakly absorbing materials
Fast acquisition, suitable for dynamic monitoring or large series inspections
Wide range of sample sizes
Reduction of metal artefacts and beam hardening
Multi-scale tomography
Microtomography enables the non-destructive detection and 3D visualization of…
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Synchrotron sources make it easy to achieve advanced technical specifications for samples ranging in size from 0.5 mm to 2 m!
3D analysis of porosity
3D analysis of fibres
3D chacracterisation of cracks
Advanced non-destructive imaging
Real-time and in situ tomography
Geometry comparison with CAD
Synchrotron analyses
Analysis of metals and alloys
Characterisation of composites and polymers
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