Water tank’s geometry makes UT inspection challenging The Rotary Arm adjusts to match the tank’s angles 64 minutes of flight time Non-destructive testing (NDT) of water tanks is a challenging task, as conventional inspection methods, such as rope access or scaffolding, can be time-consuming, expensive, and risky. Water tanks are often large and complex structures …
First flying robot NON-ENTRY inspection 76 UT measurements captured 64 minutes of flight time In the non-destructive testing (NDT) field, experts are continuously looking to improve inspection operations to enhance efficiency, accuracy, and, above all, safety. Recently, Avestec and Acuren achieved a significant milestone by conducting the first non-entry ultrasonic testing (UT) inspection inside a …
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1/3 less time than conventional methods The inspection required less personnel than conventional methods Inspectors avoid risks and contact with hazardous materials For the management of hydropower conveyance systems within pulp and paper facilities, surge tanks stand as critical components, serving as key players for efficient operations. A robust maintenance strategy and a secure work …
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