Radiographic Testing Services in Salt Lake City

Professional Radiographic Testing (RT) inspection services in Salt Lake City. ASNT Level II & III certified inspectors specializing in weld inspection, casting evaluation, pipe inspection and volumetric flaw detection for oil & gas, aerospace, power generation, and manufacturing industries.

Why Choose Atlantis NDT for RT in Salt Lake City?

Atlantis NDT provides certified Radiographic Testing inspectors in Salt Lake City with expertise in API 510/570/653 compliance, ASME Section V procedures, and AWS D1.1 weld inspection. Contact us for a free quote.

Salt Lake City scopes are quoted from the national radiographic testing service: film and digital radiography with the source logistics, exclusion zones and permanent image records a contract requires.

What Radiographic Testing (RT) actually detects

Radiography passes X-ray or gamma radiation through the component onto film or a digital detector, producing a permanent volumetric record. It remains the reference method where a reviewable image of the through-wall condition is required.

Porosity, slag inclusions and volumetric weld defects
Incomplete penetration and lack of fusion
Cracks favourably oriented to the beam
Wall loss and internal deposits under insulation via profile radiography
Corrosion in small-bore piping without insulation removal

Codes and acceptance criteria applied

Examinations are performed to written procedures qualified against ASME Section V Article 2, ASME Section VIII Division 1 UW-51/UW-52, AWS D1.1 Section 6, API 1104 and ISO 17636. Acceptance criteria are taken from the construction or in-service code governing the item — ASME Section VIII for pressure vessels, ASME B31.3 for process piping, API 510, API 570 and API 653 for in-service equipment, and AWS D1.1 for structural steel.

How the examination is controlled in Salt Lake City

Every examination carries its own evidence chain: the technician's certification for the method and level under ASNT SNT-TC-1A or ISO 9712, current on the day of the inspection; the calibration status of the instrument, probes and reference blocks used, traceable under ISO 17025; and the revision of the procedure and technique sheet in force at the time. That bundle is what a client audit examines, and it is recorded automatically rather than assembled afterwards.

Reporting and follow-up

Results are issued in the client's required format with indications located against the component and, where relevant, against a corrosion monitoring location so thickness trends stay continuous between campaigns. Findings can be delivered into the client's own maintenance system, or onto a 3D asset model where remaining life and risk-based inspection ranking update as new data arrives.