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Description of ASTM-F792 2008ASTM F792 - 08Standard Practice for Evaluating the Imaging Performance of Security X-Ray SystemsActive Standard ASTM F792 | Developed by Subcommittee: F12.60 Book of Standards Volume: 15.08 ASTM F792Significance and Use
This practice applies to and establishes a method to measure the imaging performance of X-ray systems used for the screening for prohibited items such as weapons, explosives and explosive devices in baggage, packages, cargo or mail. This practice is intended for use by manufacturers to assess performance and by evaluators of security and contraband screening X-ray systems to verify performance. This practice is intended to establish whether an X-ray system meets the manufacturer's specification or if the system's performance has deteriorated over time. This practice may be used for manufacturing control, specification acceptance, service evaluation or regulatory statutes. This practice is intended for use at both the point of manufacture and where the system is operated. The latter includes locations such as security checkpoints of transportation terminals, nuclear power stations, correctional institutions, corporate mailrooms, government offices and other security areas. The most significant attributes of this practice are the design of a standard Test Object and standard methods for determining the performance levels of the system. In screening objects with X-ray systems video images are the primary inputs provided to operators. The better the quality of these images, the better the potential performance of the operator. 1. Scope
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