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Co-60 gamma radiography unit


It is primarily used for the inspection of thick-walled components, with a penetration capability of up to 200 mm in steel. This equipment offers high inspection efficiency and delivers a radiation dose significantly higher than that of Ir-192, making it widely employed in the inspection of large pressure vessels and thick-walled castings.

Forging Water-Immersion Ultrasonic Testing Instrument


Immersion ultrasonic testing is a non-contact ultrasonic inspection method in which a water layer of a specified thickness is placed between the transducer and the test piece, allowing the sound waves to propagate through the water before entering the test piece.

In 2023, Luoyang Weicheng Engineering Testing Co., Ltd. Successfully Held the “Intensive Training and Competition” — Gamma-Ray Radiographic Inspection Emergency Drill


On October 11, Luoyang Weicheng Engineering Testing Co., Ltd. held a large-scale training and competition—specifically, a γ-ray radiographic inspection radiation emergency response drill—under the theme “Everyone Talks About Safety, Everyone Knows How to Respond to Emergencies.” The event invited leaders from the provincial, municipal, and district levels to attend and observe. Prior to the start of the emergency response drill, Cui Songbiao, General Manager of Luoyang Weicheng Engineering Testing Co., Ltd., and Gong Aifeng, Deputy General Manager, extended a warm welcome to the visiting provincial, municipal, and district leaders and pledged that Weicheng Testing would consistently focus on enhancing its professional technical expertise and emergency response capabilities as key drivers for corporate safety management.

What You Need to Know About Radiation Safety


With the continuous advancement of nuclear science and technology, the applications of nuclear techniques are becoming increasingly widespread, and “nuclear” is gradually entering our daily lives. However, due to a lack of understanding, many people still react with fear at the mere mention of “nuclear.” To effectively prepare for nuclear radiation emergencies and ensure the safe application of nuclear technologies, it is essential that more people gain knowledge about and an understanding of “nuclear.” Let’s explore this topic together! ▲What is radiation? Radiation is classified into ionizing radiation and non-ionizing radiation. Ionizing radiation primarily includes X-rays, CT scans, and other high-energy rays that can alter DNA structure; such radiation is referred to as ionizing radiation.