From Pipelines to Power Plants: Why Installed Sensors Are the Future of Metal-Loss Monitoring
Certifiably Better Technicians with Guided Wave Training Course
High-Speed ECA Inspection for High-Speed Trains
From Pipelines to Power Plants: Why Installed Sensors Are the Future of Metal-Loss Monitoring
Maintaining the safety and integrity of infrastructure, such as pipelines, tanks, and other metal structures, hinges on effective metal-loss monitoring. Traditionally, this monitoring has involved regular physical inspections or intrusive methods that require direct access to the metal surface, often necessitating cutting or other forms of material alteration. However, a transformative alternative now exists: Remote Non-Intrusive Metal-Loss Monitoring using Installed Sensors. Eddyfi Technologies leads the way in this innovative field, offering non-intrusive, permanently installed ultrasonic sensors that deliver precise real-time data on metal loss and flaw growth across a range of industries and applications. This approach not only enhances monitoring accuracy but also eliminates the need for damaging or altering the material being inspected.
Certifiably Better Technicians with Guided Wave Training Course
In today’s fast-paced inspection industry, staying ahead of the curve means having the best tools—and the best-trained technicians. For over 50 years, the Certification Scheme for Personnel (CSWIP) has been the gold standard in ensuring inspectors possess the skills and knowledge needed to maintain the highest levels of integrity and safety. If you are looking for the top-tier certification that elevates your team and your inspections, the CSWIP Certified Guided Wave Training Course is the ultimate choice. This course has set the benchmark for guided wave inspection using advanced long-range ultrasonic testing (LRUT) equipment like the Sonyks™ and previously Teletest Focus+™. It is no surprise that for over a decade, this program has forced the rest of the industry to raise its training standards.
https://blog.eddyfi.com/en/certifiably-better-technicians-with-guided-wave-training-course .
High-Speed ECA Inspection for High-Speed Trains
Millions of people around the world depend on rail transportation every day, be it for their daily commute, long distance business trip, or that highly anticipated adventure. More of these journeys are made with high-speed trains, also known as "bullet trains," which are designed to travel at speeds above 200 kilometers (124 miles) per hour. Given such speeds, the consequences of a failure could be catastrophic. Fortunately, there is a viable inspection solution designed to help keep commuters not only safe, but also on schedule. This article highlights (inspection) life in the fast lane thanks to eddy current testing technology.
https://blog.eddyfi.com/en/high-speed-eca-inspection-for-high-speed-trains .
