Model NameNumber 5030 6550, Brand Branded Test Pieces X-Ray Baggage Scanner, Size W507mm x H305mm W660mm x H510mm

Combined This testing unit is intended to enable an operator to establish whether the X-ray imaging system is following the established standards have not shifted, And there have been no clear modifications that would influence its performance in detecting and displaying diverse densities of materials. Single wire resolution test no. 1 a collection of tinned copper wires that are uninsulated size 26, 30, 35, 38, 40 and 42 swg or corresponding swg The wires are arranged on a perspex panel, Designed in graceful S-shaped curves. The essential requirement is to display 40 swg The step wedge leaves the wire exposed for the majority of machines. A durable metallic marker crafted from, Is included high-density material for enhanced performance swg digits shown on the screen are clearly visible. Useful penetration test no. 2 determines the extent of visibility through a specified thickness of material. This test's requirement is that the 26 swg The wire is visible beneath a 5/16 step wedge aluminum gauge measurement multi energy x, Ray test no. 3 By utilizing multi-energy it becomes, X-ray technology feasible to differentiate materials based on varying average atomic numbers, Including the application of sugar along with salt specimens embedded within the test sample of ctp The material sorting system will be examined. A distinct hue of sugar and salt showcased demonstrates the identification of the sugar/salt samples are displayed in various hues easy penetration evaluation four This evaluation determines the thickness of steel that the machine is required to penetrate. The steel step wedge on the ctp features increments of 2 mm from 16 mm to 37 millimeters featuring a lead strip 1. 5mm in thickness to secure the machine meets or falls short of the specified criteria. These criteria will vary contingent upon the context kv machines. Spatial resolution test no. 5 this assessment measures the system's capability to identify and present objects that are in close proximity. The ctp features a copper surface with three Collections of grates 1. 0mm, 1. 5mm Each collection includes both a horizontal arrangement and a ensuring that, Vertical arrangement both types are present shredding may be seen. Thin metal imaging examination reference number 6 This procedure assesses the machine's capacity to capture images of slender metal, Utilizing narrow strips of steel with different specifications beginning at a thickness of 0. 05 A thickness of mm arranged in a sequence, Necessary for capturing images of steel strip. This is the seventh test for thin organic imaging, Designed to evaluate the machine's performance in capturing thin organic images the test item includes plastic., The ctp must be placed with its longest dimension parallel to the trajectory of belt., The ctp should be placed among the finest position for optimum performance. The optimum position of the stp on the belt depends on the Arrangements of x-ray detection and source components, Focused on maximizing results