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Multi thickness / film exposures are designed to do what?
make one exposure of a part with varying thicknesses
The thinnest material of a part will have what on the film?
Maximum H&D (Density)
The maximum thickness of a part will have what on the film?
minimum H&D (density)
The plastic overlay can be used to show what?
the thickness range that will be covered by one radiograph
Using the plastic overlay what increases as the kV increases?
thickness ranges
On the plastic overlay the exposure times are taken off the what?
2.0 H&D line
What is the first step for plastic overlay construction?
select the minimum and maximum densities desired
What is the second step for plastic overlay construction?
obtain the LRE's using the H&D chart
What is the first step for multi thickness overlay exposures?
find your thinnest and thickest sections of the part
When performing a multi thickess overlay exposure and your kV line does not cover the thickest section what must be done?
multi- film technique must be used
After the kv line has been establish for multi-thickness overlay exposures what must be determined next?
exposure mAs
For multi-thickness overlay exposures, the exposure MAS or working MAS is to be used in what?
in all other calculations
When is the multi film technique used?
when the material thickness cannot be covered by the multi thickness overlay in one exposure
In the multi film technique, instead of making two or more exposures, a single exposure will be made using what?
films of different speeds loaded together
In the multi film technique why must you drop back two kv lines?
help prevent burning out extremely thin materials and will provide higher amount of energy needed to expose the slower film speeds
The multi film technique is used with what chart?
film relative film speed chart
When loading multiple films where is the slowest film placed?
closest to the part