Dear Sir,
As far I know, Information should mentioned in radiography film is based on the procedure or standard, but generally, we have to see one-by-one identification code or something like this on each film. I mean may be you cannot see the thickness of the joint, but you have to see something that indicate the part on the real product individually and have to be unique or may be indicate it on drawings. this will be enough in generall.
Regards
On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 2:29 PM, Ramchandra vichare <vicharerke@indiatimes.com> wrote:
Dear Experts,
During Interpreting Radiography films at one of my vendor's works, I observed that, there is no identification /indicate thickness of job on film so I rejected the film. As far as generally everyone related field experience persons are know unless identification of thickness on film it is very difficult to know which penetrameter to be used but my vendor is arguing for the same. According to him one of "Level III" person insisit them there is no need to mentioned thickness in Radiography films and it sufficient if it indicate in Radiography interpretion report.
Suppose in piping number of joints/piping spools are comming with verious thickness in same report in such case it is possible to identify required penetrameter ? My anser is no, each Radiography films must be indicat thickness of joint/job. Requested to suggest/advise.
Sincerely yours,
RK Vichare
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