Inspection times

Practical experience has shown that, depending on the field of application, a considerable reduction in inspection costs can be had when opting for radioscopy rather than radiography. By comparison with film technique, the inspection time of turbine blades for aircraft jet propulsion engines is reduced by 45% to 60%. When adding film costs, approximately DM 450.000,- can be saved per year /3/. As far as... [Pg.436]

A Real Time X-Ray Inspection System is introduced to replace Film X-Ray. The main objective is to reduce the consumption of film and to reduce the environmental pollution due to lead intensifying screens and chemicals. Other benefits are the reduction of space to storage X-ray data and the shorter inspection time, which gives a faster feed back to production. [Pg.453]

The use of IP can enable the NR and neutron imaging in general with rather low intensity neutron beams which is Of importance both for neutron beam research as well as for extending NR for the in-the field use in the industry. With the existing reactor based neutron facilities the use of IP can drastically reduce the inspection time ... [Pg.510]

In order to minimize the radiation dose, the inspection time is limited to 30 seconds of exposure (programmable) after which the X-ray on/off shutter will shutter off the X-rays and the block must be unloaded. A timer will keep the operator informed of the time that has elapsed. [Pg.591]

Optimised robot motion calculations in order to reduce inspection time further. [Pg.873]

After inspection, the inspector prepares a detailed Establishment Inspection Report (EIR). This is the FDA s primary record for the inspection. Time is given to the manufacturer to respond to the deficiencies found and recorded on Form FDA-483. Failure to comply with satisfactory resolution of the deficiencies found will result in the FDA sending out a Warning Letter notifying the manufacturer to comply. If the manufacturer is unable to resolve the deficiency after the deadline set by the FDA, the FDA may proceed to prosecute the manufacturer with an injunction. The injunction is a court order called Consent Decree, and the manufacturer may be required to cease operations until the problem is rectified (see Exhibit 10.4). [Pg.330]

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We find that for a resolving time of 1 ns, this results in an accidental rate of 5 x 106 x 105 x 10-9, or 500 cps, compared with a true rate of lOcps. Because the accidental rate is proportional to S2, the API systems generally run at source strengths of 107 neutrons/s or less, and consequently, the true count rates are low resulting in long inspection times. Whether this is a problem will depend on the inspection scenario and the amount of explosive to be detected. [Pg.149]

Unfortunately, laser-ultrasonics is inadequately sensitive for some material and prooess oombinations. Averaging signals compensates for this laok of sensitivity at the expenses of inoreased inspection times and decreased savings. [Pg.306]

The equipment used should provide the IAEA with an immediate capability to carry out also non-routine inspection activities. It is assumed that in the course of such inspections, it may be necessary to locate and identify nuclear-related materials, equipment, and activities. It would also be necessary to provide a clearly documented audit trail of the inspection times, locations, activities, and results. The equipment selected to provide this capability should meet the highest current standards for high measurement sensitivity, flexibility in use, portability, and quality. The equipment should provide, but not be limited to, the following functions ... [Pg.571]

Inspection time 0.4 to 0.5 for non-verbal abilities Problematic Probably cause, but disputed ... [Pg.62]

If brain function measures that correlate with ability test scores occur at different levels of description then it is of interest to discover whether constructs from more than one level share variance that relates to ability test scores. Three examples of this approach follow. All three discuss ways in which the correlation between inspection times and psychometric intelligence may be investigated further. [Pg.62]

Inspection time, event-relatedpotentials andpsychometric intelligence... [Pg.64]

Functional anatomy of inspection time preliminary findings... [Pg.64]

FIG. 1. (A) Cue, stimulus and mask used in inspection time assessment. The long line of the stimulus appears randomly on the right or left. The... [Pg.65]

If indices of brain function are associated with prevailing levels of psychometric intelligence one might expect them to become impaired when mental test scores are affected by prevailing blood glucose levels. In the case of reaction time (decision time and movement time) and inspection time indices this occurs, but not for nerve conduction velocity. The Hick reaction time results are now considered in more detail. Forty trials were completed at each of four levels of stimulus uncertainty (1,... [Pg.69]

Caryl PG 1994 Early event-related potentials correlate with inspection time and intelligence. Intelligence 18 15-46... [Pg.71]

Deary IJ 1995 Auditory inspection time and intelligence what is the direction of causation Dev Psychol 31 237-250... [Pg.71]

Deary IJ, Stough C 1996 Intelligence and inspection time achievements, prospects and problems. Am Psychol 51 599-608... [Pg.72]

McCrimmon RJ, Deary IJ, Huntly BJP, MacLeod KJ, Frier BM 1996 Visual information processing during controlled hypoglycaemia in humans. Brain 119 1277-1287 Morris GL, Alcorn MB 1995 Raven s progressive matrices and inspection time P200 slope correlates. Pers Individ Differ 18 81-87... [Pg.72]

Wolff C 1732 Psychologia Empirica (1968 J. Ecole [ed]) Georg Olms, Hildesheim Zhang Y, Caryl P, Deary IJ 1989 Evoked potentials, inspection time and intelligence. Pers Individ Differ 10 1079-1094... [Pg.72]

Karmiloff-Smith People with autism have shorter inspection times than controls matched on IQ. People with Williams syndrome take significantly longer. Those with Down s syndrome fall between the two. This left me with questions about what the task was measuring. [Pg.75]

Deary I took the focus off g to start with. The principal association between inspection time and mental ability is not with (Crawford et al 1998). [Pg.76]

Suddendorf Perhaps you should do some reaction time or inspection time tests. [Pg.92]

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