NDT Inspection Technologies

Here are the advanced NDT (Non-Destructive Testing) methods written in plain text:

• Remote Field Testing is used for tube inspection to find internal defects by measuring the response to electromagnetic fields.

• Eddy Current Testing is applied to tubes and uses magnetic induction to detect cracks and corrosion in conductive materials.

• Magnetic Flux Leakage is used for inspecting tubes; it finds flaws in ferromagnetic materials by analyzing changes in a magnetic field.

• Internal Rotary Inspection System inspects tubes using ultrasound to measure wall thickness and spot erosion or pitting.

• Borescope Testing uses a camera to visually inspect inner surfaces of equipment for defects or cleanliness.

• Magnetic Flux Leakage can also be used for tank floor inspections to spot corrosion or cracks beneath the surface.

• Phased Array Ultrasonic Testing uses multiple ultrasonic beams to create detailed images to detect faults and measure thickness.

• Time of Flight Diffraction measures how long ultrasonic waves take to travel; it is especially good for finding cracks in welds.

• Automated Ultrasonic Testing of pipeline welds uses ultrasound technology to automatically and efficiently check welds for flaws.

• Long Range Guided Wave Inspection sends ultrasonic waves through pipelines to detect anomalies over long distances, even in hard-to-reach areas.

• Corrosion Mapping documents and measures corrosion location and extent on surfaces to prioritize repairs.

• X-Ray Crawler inspections involve moving a device through pipelines to take X-ray images, revealing internal cracks or corrosion.