The probability of detection can be improved by using two or more beams. For example; a fragment of glass is never a perfect sphere, it’s normally an irregular shaped shard. The more the physical contaminant lies in the path of the x-ray beam, the more product is displaced by the denser material, which makes it easier to detect. So inspecting the same jar simultaneously from different angles increases the chance of shard detection.
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