What is the difference between medical CT and industrial CT?

Difference between medical and industrial CT:

1, energy: hospitals are generally 160KV, industrial coverage is wider, up to 15MeV;

2, dose: hospitals are relatively small, the industrial is relatively large, hospitals are considered to mention radiation on the people try to do as little as possible, the industrial protection, the dose of large images of good quality;

3, the object of detection: Hospitals are targeted at living organisms, such as people, industrial products for industrial products, such as parts, electronic devices, etc.;

Your situation: the rated power is fixed, can only be changed in a certain range, such as how much the set voltage, current, etc.; as long as it is able to penetrate, and your fine requirements are not high, then the hospital can meet the situation, but in general, people are not willing to give you do, unless ...... you know.

I don't know what you call failure is how to define the failure? Is it inside the chip? Is it the circuit board? Or ...... is not very clear, and also your accuracy requirements are not clear, the equivalent steel thickness of the object being tested is not clear, so can not answer whether your hospital's can meet your requirements. Of course, what you said about whether the hospital's CT power can be flexibly varied, this is related to the X-ray tube, generally yes, but there is a rated power limit.

I don't know what other people's insights are.