ASTM E1025
Standard Practice for Design, Manufacture, and Material Grouping Classification of Hole-Type Image Quality Indicators (IQI) Used for Radiography
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ASTM E1025 is the ASTM standard that addresses the design, manufacture, and material grouping classification of hole-type image quality indicators (IQI) used for radiography. It provides a common technical basis for selecting and identifying these indicators so they can support consistent radiographic quality checks. By defining how hole-type IQIs are made and classified, the standard helps users apply a more uniform approach to image quality evaluation in radiographic practice.
Purpose of ASTM E1025
The purpose of ASTM E1025 is to guide the creation and organization of hole-type IQIs so they can be used consistently in radiographic testing. The standard focuses on the design and manufacturing aspects, along with material grouping classification, which helps align the IQI with the material being examined. In practical terms, this supports clearer comparison of radiographic image quality results and helps users apply a recognized ASTM standard when preparing or reviewing radiographic inspections.
Common use cases of ASTM E1025
This standard is commonly used in radiography workflows where hole-type IQIs are needed to assess image quality on test objects or components. It is relevant when selecting an IQI for a given material group and when verifying that the indicator’s design and construction are consistent with the standard. ASTM E1025 is often referenced by inspection personnel, quality teams, and laboratories that rely on radiographic testing as part of product evaluation or acceptance activities.
Why ASTM E1025 matters
ASTM E1025 matters because it supports consistency in how hole-type IQIs are specified and applied across radiographic inspections. That consistency can improve compliance with internal procedures and external requirements, while also reducing ambiguity in testing and quality control. For procurement and technical review, the standard gives buyers and users a clear reference point for matching the IQI to the intended application. ASTM E1025 also helps limit risk by promoting more repeatable radiographic quality checks.
- Hole-type IQI design guidance
- Manufacturing consistency
- Material grouping classification
- Radiographic image quality checks
- Technical reference for inspection workflows
- Publication Date: 2018-02-23
- Publisher: ASTM
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