Ottawa. -Practical instructions in the industrial use of X-ray inspection has been given by the National Research Council to a number of employees o’’ Canadian foundries which are engaged in the production of aircraft and other war supplies. X-ray methods have found increasing use in recent years for the inspection of castings and other materials for the detection of flaws and defects that cannot be found by other methods without destruction of the product. This method is particularly valuable in the inspection of aircraft parts. With the increase in the. production of aircraft parts in Canada to meet war needs many Canadian foundries tire installing X-ray equipment of their own and are calling upon the National Research Council to train their employees in the most effective use of this equipment.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 22 April 1940, Page 7
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