Ana Benz will present ” In-Service Damage Mechanisms and the Non-destructive Examinations that Aid in their Identification” during the 2024 IPEIA Conference on Tuesday, February 27, from 1:00 until 1:45 PM in Ballroom B. If you’re at the event and can participate in the presentation, Ana would be happy to discuss the topic further. Also, visit Booth #53 from February

IRISNDT are pleased to be sponsors and exhibitors at the EEMUA Inspection Seminar in Aberdeen on Non-Conventional Techniques. We are exhibiting our CEMS service for continuous UT Thickness measurements, QSR1 and QSR Axial for quantifying Corrosion Under Pipe Supports (CUPS), Handheld Laser scanning for accurate measurements of external corrosion and the HoloGrid mixed reality for grid UT scanning of piping

Only the fittings in the intermittent service steel piping developed pits, and the straight pipe sections were unblemished. Why? The fittings had lower “residual elements” than the pipe. Seemingly minimal compositional differences can result in the preferential attack of steel components in services with acids – including in somewhat acidified water, like the pitted line shown. In some lines, the

IRISNDT CEMS continuous wall thickness measurements ideal for corrosion/erosion monitoring of critical assets across refining, oil & gas, power generation, utilities, renewables and mining industries. Powered by Ionix Advanced Technologies Ltd Hotsense technology, IRISNDT CEMS provides:– Frequent data collection to reduce operational costs and increase production revenues– Consistent and accurate data; fixed point removes variables of equipmentand personnel– Prevents loss