GE ISOVOLT Titan E Quick start guide

ISOVOLT Titan E
GE
Brand
GE
Model
ISOVOLT Titan E
Type
Quick start guide

GE ISOVOLT Titan E offers high-resolution imaging with its advanced X-ray technology. It excels in capturing intricate details in a wide range of applications, including electronics inspection, casting analysis, and weld examination. Its user-friendly interface and customizable settings make it suitable for both basic and advanced users. With its compact size and portability, the Titan E allows for easy maneuvering and positioning, making it a versatile tool for various inspection needs.

GE ISOVOLT Titan E offers high-resolution imaging with its advanced X-ray technology. It excels in capturing intricate details in a wide range of applications, including electronics inspection, casting analysis, and weld examination. Its user-friendly interface and customizable settings make it suitable for both basic and advanced users. With its compact size and portability, the Titan E allows for easy maneuvering and positioning, making it a versatile tool for various inspection needs.

GE Inspection Technologies
Xray
SEIFERT X-ray Tubehousing
ISOVOLT 160 MM2 / 0.2
Application
Radiography:
Enlarged display, small structures with
extremely small film-focus distance.
Features
• Direct radiating tube with minifocus, unipolar, grounded anode, water cooled
• Metal-ceramic tube with oblique anode and beryllium window
• Compatible with X-ray equipment of the ISOVOLT series
• Produced under ISO 9001 certified quality management system
Options
• Quick-lock cable flange
• Collimator attachments
• Tube yokes
• Beam shutters
• Motorized limiting diaphragms
Radioscopy:
At extreme geometric magnification and
high resolution.
We reserve the right to technical modifications without prior notice.
GE Inspection Technologies
Xray
©2004 General Electric Company. All rights reserved.
GEIT-30032GB (03/06)
GEInspectionTechnologies.com
The generation of radiation in an X-ray
tube solely depends on the operation
values, not on the make.
The dose rate relevant in practice and
suitable for calculations of radiation pro-
tection values is defined by national stan-
dards; thus the dose rate of the tubehous-
ing ISOVOLT 160 MM2/0.2, measured
at a distance of 1 m from the focal spot,
amounts to 0.91 Sv/h at maximum tube
voltage and maximum anode dissipation.
This value must not be used to assess
biological effects.
The dose rate of the leakage radiation is
< 2.5 mSv/h (250 mrem/h).
Dose Rate within the Central Beam
Technical Data
53.5 (2.1")
20˚
∅ 110 (4.4")
∅ 100 (4")
304 (12")
506 (20")
10˚
Maximum tube voltage 160 kV
Maximum anode dissipation 320 W
Tube current at max. tube voltage 2 mA
Focal spot size (EN 12 543) < 0.50 mm (~ 0.2 IEC 336)
Emergent beam angle 30° (10° + 20°)
Inherent filtration 1 mm Be
High voltage connection Plug socket for rubber cone plug R24 with optional quick-lock cable flange
Cooling water flow rate min. 4 l/min
Cooling water temperature max. 40° C
Cooling water pressure max. 6 bar
Weight (with optional cable quick-lock) 8 kg (17.6 lbs)
Dimensions see drawing
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160
kV
0
1
2
3
4
mA
0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160
1
4
2
3
5
6
Tubenhousings
Wire IQI [%]
Material thickness Al [mm]
: 160 MM2 (geometr. magnification 6:1)
: 160 M2
(with image enhancement)
: 160 M2
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GE ISOVOLT Titan E Quick start guide

ISOVOLT Titan E
GE
Brand
GE
Model
ISOVOLT Titan E
Type
Quick start guide

GE ISOVOLT Titan E offers high-resolution imaging with its advanced X-ray technology. It excels in capturing intricate details in a wide range of applications, including electronics inspection, casting analysis, and weld examination. Its user-friendly interface and customizable settings make it suitable for both basic and advanced users. With its compact size and portability, the Titan E allows for easy maneuvering and positioning, making it a versatile tool for various inspection needs.

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