Physics of Industrial Radiology

The 'Physics of Industrial Radiology,' edited by R. Halmshaw, is an expertly compiled text offering significant insights into the use of ionizing radiation within industrial settings. Published by Iliffe Books in 1966, this first edition bridges critical gaps in the literature by addressing practical radiology applications, including the intricacies of film development and penetrative sensitivity. Halmshaw's expertise, underscored by decades of research and a wealth of unpublished material, makes this volume indispensable for engineers, radiologists, and researchers. As a hardcover with a well-preserved dust jacket, this book is both a valuable addition to any technical library and a collectible piece. Its rarity combined with the author's authoritative perspective on industrial radiology enriches its appeal to collectors and practitioners alike. This book addresses the physics of ionizing radiations, with particular emphasis on industrial radiology applications. It covers various topics including the penetrative sensitivity values, film development time, and unsharpness in radiographic images. The editor, R. Halmshaw, with extensive experience in the Royal Armament Research and Development Establishment, consolidates a wealth of knowledge and unpublished data spanning nearly 50 years, offering an invaluable resource for professionals and scholars. This book fills crucial gaps in industrial radiology literature by addressing practical applications of ionizing radiation phys Binding is tight with clean pages. Some wear and foxing on the dust jacket.…