röntgenmenetelmä
Röntgenmenetelmä, also known as X-ray methods, refers to a family of non-destructive testing techniques that utilize X-rays to examine the internal structure of materials and objects. These methods are based on the principle that X-rays can penetrate matter, and their attenuation (absorption and scattering) depends on the material's density and atomic number. Different materials absorb X-rays to varying degrees, creating contrast in the resulting image.
The most common application of röntgenmenetelmä is in medical imaging, where X-rays are used to visualize bones,
There are several variations of röntgenmenetelmä. Radiography involves passing X-rays through an object and capturing the