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Log a film interval

This guide covers the core NDT flow: logging a film interval so the radiograph is mapped to the welds it captures.

Before you start

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  • You need the NDT technician role on the project.
  • Have the film identifier and the ISO / weld numbers the film covers to hand.

Steps

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  1. Open the ISO whose welds the film covers.
  2. Start a new film interval and enter its identifying details (film number and the section of the strip it represents).
  3. Map the interval to the welds it captures — one interval can cover one or more welds.
  4. Record the radiograph result and any required NDT details (method, technique, outcome).
  5. Save. The film interval and its result are now linked to each covered weld.

What happens next

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  • Each covered weld now shows its NDT coverage, so the radiograph is traceable to the weld.
  • NDT results feed the weld’s acceptance and the quality record of its test package.
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