Ultra Wave LRT

Long-range screening for pipe integrity assessment
Buried, coated, and insulated pipe inspection capability
F-scan color map with multiple frequency display
Active and synthetic focusing
Low clearance probe collar

Guided Wave

Guided wave technology is a nondestructive testing method used to locate potential degradation, such as internal or external corrosion and metal loss. While conventional UT provides localized inspection, underneath or in the vicinity of the sensor location, guided waves are able to screen the entire pipe wall, over tens of meters, from a single inspection position. Then, prove-up inspection only needs to be conducted at the specific indication position. Combined with other NOT techniques, a guided wave system will help to maximize the efficiency of a corrosion management program, without compromising data quality.

Advantages of Guided Waves

High productivity inspection with long-range coverage and rapid screening.
Ability to scan pipes with limited access, such as buried, coated, insulated and through wall pipes, leading to cost reduction for excavation and in isolation removal.
100% screening coverage of pipe wall.
Cost effective solution for pipe integrity management programs.
In-service inspection (no production shutdown)