Complete fixed-point ultrasonic thickness measurement solution for use with standard UT gauges and flaw detectors. The lowest cost entry point for non-invasive corrosion and erosion in-service monitoring. Ideal for reducing Capex across applications in refining, oil & gas,
energy, nuclear and process sectors
Working with our partners, Axess Corrosion and M2M Data Connect, a previously installed HotSense™ Measurement Hub UT wall thickness monitoring solution was upgraded to a fully automated logging system with secure data transfer from a remote well to centralised cloud storage location. Read the full case study here.
It is widely accepted that automated ultrasonic thickness measurements can reduce refinery operational costs and increase production revenues through process optimisation and increased up-time. However, some producers are hesitant to add this important tool to their pool of asset monitoring solutions due to the preconception that the systems can be expensive to buy, install and operate.
Did you know high temperature ultrasound can increase your plant profitability?
We’ve published a white paper which includes everything you need to know to start making on-stream thickness measurements. Get the download link here.
2020 may have seen non-essential asset integrity inspections delayed and as a result you may have a backlog of such work.
Recent advances in ultrasonic testing (UT) sensors enable on-stream measurements of high temperature assets for wall thickness, erosion, and corrosion surveys.
Unplanned shutdowns, loss of containment and injury will all impact your ability to hit emissions, production and safety targets. When it comes to protecting high-temperature, critical assets, we can all work to reduce risks by implementing effective changes across our asset integrity programs and plant operations. In this blog we share 5 actions that can be taken to reduce risks and increase safety.
Ionix Advanced Technologies, experts in high-temperature in-service ultrasonic asset-integrity tools, evaluate the benefits and challenges of detecting and monitoring sulfidic corrosion, a ubiquitous damage mechanism in refineries, and how new technologies have emerged to meet the updated standards and best practices.