GB/T 12604.9-2008
AbolishedNon-destructive testing - Terminology - Terms used in infrared testing
无损检测 术语 红外检测
Application Summary AI generated
This standard defines the terminology used in infrared non-destructive testing, covering terms related to thermal imaging, heat transfer, and defect detection. It is applied in industrial sectors such as aerospace, power generation, and manufacturing to ensure consistent communication and interpretation of infrared test results for equipment inspection and quality control.
Related Standards
GB/Z 41285.6-2022
Non-destructive testing instruments—Radiation protection rules for the technical application of sealed radioactive sources—Part 6:Inspection,service and functional test of mobile apparatus for γ radiography
GB/Z 41289-2022
Non-destructive testing instruments—Evaluation procedures
GB/Z 41285.5-2022
Non-destructive testing instruments—Radiation protection rules for the technical application of sealed radioactive sources—Part5:Building precautionary measures of radiation protection for the γ radiography
GB/Z 41286-2022
Non-destructive testing instruments—X-ray pipeline crawlers
GB/Z 41285.1-2022
Non-destructive testing instruments—Radiation protection rules for the technical application of sealed radioactive sources—Part 1:Stationary and mobile handling for γ radiography
GB/Z 41285.3-2022
Non-destructive testing instruments—Radiation protection rules for the technical application of sealed radioactive sources—Part 3: Organization of radiation protection during handling and transport for γ radiography
GB/Z 41285.4-2022
Non-destructive testing instruments—Radiation protection rules for the technical application of sealed radioactive sources—Part 4:Construction and testing of mobile apparatus for γ radiography
GB/Z 41399-2022
Non-destructive testing instruments—Industrial digital X-ray imaging system
Transparency note: The application summary and key sentences on this page were automatically generated by AI from the standard's original text. This content has not been human-verified and should not be used for compliance or regulatory purposes. Always refer to the official standard document from the issuing authority.