ASTM E1814
Standard Practice for Computed Tomographic (CT) Examination of Castings
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ASTM E1814 is the ASTM standard titled Standard Practice for Computed Tomographic (CT) Examination of Castings, providing a technical framework for using CT inspection on cast parts. It is relevant for organizations that need a consistent way to evaluate internal features, detect possible discontinuities, and support quality decisions without cutting the part open. By defining a common practice for CT examination, ASTM E1814 helps improve comparability, documentation, and confidence in inspection results.
What is ASTM E1814?
ASTM E1814 is a standard practice focused on computed tomographic examination of castings. In practical terms, it supports the use of CT methods to inspect the internal condition of cast components and to help reveal features that may not be visible on the surface. As a practice standard, it is typically used to guide how CT examinations are carried out and reported, rather than to define a product specification. That makes ASTM E1814 useful for repeatable evaluation and technical communication.
Where is ASTM E1814 used?
This standard is commonly used where castings require internal inspection for acceptance, evaluation, or troubleshooting. It may be applied in manufacturing, quality control, engineering review, and laboratory testing environments that use computed tomography equipment. ASTM E1814 is especially relevant when a casting’s internal geometry, integrity, or consistency needs to be examined in a non-destructive way. It can also support comparisons between parts, inspection records, and other CT-based assessment workflows.
Why is ASTM E1814 important?
ASTM E1814 matters because it helps create a more consistent basis for CT examination of castings. In practice, that can support compliance efforts, improve inspection repeatability, and reduce ambiguity between suppliers, buyers, and testing organizations. A recognized ASTM standard can also help teams document results more clearly and make better-informed decisions about part quality. For procurement and quality control, ASTM E1814 provides a dependable technical reference for CT-based evaluation.
- Computed tomographic examination of castings
- Non-destructive internal inspection support
- Quality control and evaluation reference
- Consistent CT examination practice
- Technical documentation and reporting
- Publication Date: 2025-06-26
- Publisher: ASTM
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