Where are X-ray machines used besides hospitals?

An X-ray machine is a device that produces X-rays. According to different uses, it can be divided into industrial X-ray machines and medical X-ray machines. Industrial X-ray machines can be divided into hard ray machines and soft ray machines according to the intensity of the generated rays. Industrial soft ray machines are mainly used for diffraction analyzers for physical and chemical testing. The industrial hard ray machine is mainly used in the detection of thick materials.
Industrial soft ray machines are mainly used for diffraction analyzers for physical and chemical testing. The industrial hard ray machine is mainly used in the detection of thick materials. The industrial X-ray machine uses this characteristic, using the high voltage applied by the high voltage transformer to the two metal electrodes to generate rays. Industrial X-ray machines are used in aerospace, oil construction, natural gas pipelines, boilers, pressure vessels and other indispensable equipment in non-destructive testing. The industrial X-ray machine is divided into a circumferential direction and emits rays in a 360-degree circumferential direction. Orientation is 60 degrees to emit rays. In addition, the voltage is divided into high and low. Ranging from 10kV to 450kV, the higher the kilovolt voltage, the greater the ray intensity. The generation of hard x-rays can be done by means of high-voltage electricity, such as 100kV or 300kV applied to the x-ray tube, and the generated rays can penetrate 5–50mm steel plates. The electron accelerator method can generate rays that penetrate the steel plate of more than 100mm. It can detect whether there are defects such as air bubbles and cracks inside the pipe or product.
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