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Fluorescent Penetrant Testing by Means of Excilamps

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The paper provides a brief review of modern sources of ultraviolet (UV) radiation used in fluorescent penetrant testing (FT). The differences in implementation of the method with different radiation sources (excilamps, mercury UV lamp and LED UV lamp) are revealed experimentally. It is shown that the XeCl excilamp is not inferior to other sources of UV radiation used in FT.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 942)

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131-140

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Alexey N. Kalinichenko*, Eduard Sosnin, Sergey Avdeev, Nikolay Kalinichenko, Irina S. Lobanova

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Excilamp, Fluorescent Method, LED UV Flashlight, Penetrant Testing, Test Sample, Ultraviolet Radiation, UV Lamp

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