Nano-Computed Tomographic Materials Testing
Nano-computed tomography is a high-resolution inspection method that visualizes sub-microscopic pores, cracks, and fiber damage in materials and components. It enables detailed quality and structural analysis.
Physical-Chemical Mechanism of Action
Nano-computed tomography uses high-energy X-rays or electrons to penetrate the internal structure of materials. The data is captured in computers and processed into a 3D image showing submicroscopic details.
Metallurgical Relevance & Welding Risks
This technique is especially useful for inspecting weld quality in complex composites and electronic components. It can detect cracks, porosity, and deformations at the micro and nano level that are not visible with conventional methods. This is critical for the safety and reliability of engineering systems.
Workshop Practice & Action Guidelines
Use nano-computed tomography for detailed inspection of weld quality, especially in highly integrated components. The exact procedures depend on the equipment and the material being examined. Make sure the measurement parameters (like resolution and scan time) are set correctly to get sharp, detailed images.