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Robots have long been used in discrete manufacturing and machine automation applications, and their use is now spreading to address process industry applications.

A mining company engaged Nexxis to review a solution for an internal visual and ultrasonic (UT) inspection of a Liquid Burning Flue.

The ability to detect and monitor corrosion within nuclear plant storage tanks presents a variety…

A failure of a pipe at any level can be catastrophic. Therefore the ability to effectively inspect and maintain them is crucial. Up until recently manual surveillance had been the only option by which to carry this out. Today there is an alternative solution: that of robotic inspection.

The nature of steam reforming means that tubes within are consistently subjected to intense temperature cycling and pressure that, over time, causes creep damage and cracking. The longevity of these reformer tubes is generally estimated in relation to how long they’ve been in use, but the new generation Eddy current array allows condition based monitoring.

The following case study of a complex alignment challenge clearly illustrates the versatile power of the Easy Laser E710.

Finding corrosion cracks in the stainless steel canisters used to contain nuclear material for long-term storage is an essential, yet time consuming process, especially as these canisters are usually stored by the thousands. These canisters may develop atmospherically-induced stress corrosion cracking (AISCC) and it is this cracking that requires periodic inspection of the canisters.