Ultrasonic time-of-flight diffraction (TOFD) is a popular method widely used in petrochemical, energy and other industries for the in-service detection and characterisation of weld defects such as root corrosion, porosity, inclusions, and cracks.
HotSense™ Field Data Logging
Kit (FDLK) for automated
ultrasonic measurement
logging. For the rapid deployment and management of WirelessHART ultrasonic projects and data
collection.
Introducing the Field Data logging Kit (FDLK), for the rapid deployment and management of WirelessHART ultrasonic projects and data collection. Ready to deploy data collection, node control and remote access solution for HotSense™ WirelessHART sensors.
Ionix was welcomed back to Houston to connect with new and existing friends as well as conduct our high temperature masterclass aimed at giving current Ultrasonic NDT Technicians the training and confidence required to perform high temperature measurements using Ionix true high temperature transducers based on the award winning HotSense™ platform.
This latest blog explores the monitoring of remaining wall thickness of a blow line whilst in-service at temperatures cycling from ambient to 250 °C at a paper and pulp mill
Ionix UT monitoring solutions can be an excellent option for any inspector who is looking for reliable results within an extreme environment and can help them transition seamlessly between inspection and monitoring activities.
Ultrasonic transducers for 0° measurements ideal for thickness, corrosion and erosion monitoring for use in applications across refining, oil & gas, energy, nuclear, aerospace and process sectors
Non-invasive, automated and wireless ultrasonic monitoring solutions for applications across refining, oil & gas, nuclear and process sectors
An introduction to producing safe, reliable and high quality ultrasonic measurements for applications in oil and gas, chemical, energy and nuclear industries
One of the key priorities when making measurements is whether it’s safe to do so. Our probes can be used to make your non-destructive testing (NDT) thickness, corrosion and erosion surveys safe, read more to find out why.