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DETERMINATION OF QUALITY AND SAFETY INDICATORS OF POLYMER PRODUCTS BY NON-DESTRUCTIVE CONTROL
- 1. Tashkent Institute of Chemical Technology, Faculty of Business and Vocational Education, Department of quality management and product safety, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
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According to the influence on the object of control, as a result of which the object (product) can retain its properties or irreversibly change them, it is divided into non-destructive and destructive. Non-destructive - this is a type of control, after which the product can be used for its intended purpose. Non-destructive methods allow continuous control. The need to move from selective control to continuous control increases with the complication of controlled products. Of all the known methods of quality control, physical methods of NDT have the greatest functionality, which are currently the most massive technological operation.
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