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Re: Double wall double image
Posted by: john williams , E-mail: john.williams9@baesystems.com, on May 18, 2000 at 14:17 :
In Reply to: Double wall double image posted by : John Wiliams on May 09, 2000 at 17:22:
: What is the reasoning behind when taking 3 shots at 120 degrees to each other rather than 0deg,60 & 120
What is the best method to x-ray two plates of different thicknesses (12mm to 40mm). Also is it true that if you increase the kv by 20 your exposure time is reduced by 50%.

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