X-RAY APPARATUS MONOBLOCKS WITH DIRECT TUBE VOLTAGE.

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Lisitsyn, A.I.
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The Soviet journal of nondestructive testing | 1985年 / 21卷 / 04期
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X-RAY TUBES;
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The design of monoblocks operating at 150 and 200 kv is described. The tubes in these units operate on direct voltage. The size and weight are reduced and the units are more effective at penetrating materials.
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