GB/T 5677-2007
AbolishedRadiographic testing for steel castings
铸钢件射线照相检测
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GB/T 5677-2007 specifies the radiographic testing methods for steel castings, including requirements for equipment, film, and image quality indicators. It is applied in industrial sectors such as machinery, automotive, and energy to detect internal defects like porosity, cracks, and inclusions in steel castings. This standard is used during quality inspection and acceptance testing to ensure the structural integrity of cast components.
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