Rosen Lauches World's First 4" Combined Ultrasonic Inspection Tool
Posted: 2014-9-28
The ROSEN Group has introduced the globally first 4" in-line inspection tool
utilizing combined high resolution ultrasound technology for wall thickness
measurement and crack inspection services.
The new combined ultrasonic inspection services named "RoCombo UT-A/UT"
comprises full coverage ultrasonic metal loss and wall thickness measurement as
well as ultrasonic detection of circumferential oriented cracking within a single
inspection run. Characteristic especially for the 4" inspection tool is the high
grade of miniaturization of the components while preserving the well-known
reliability of ROSEN’s inspection technologies. This unique new tool is also
available for 6" heavy wall pipeline systems extending ROSEN’s abilities to serve
customers’ needs.
Major benefits to customers of using combined inspection technologies are for
instance savings during pipeline preparation, less downtime during the batching
operation and a full range of high resolution inspection data on potential metal
loss and cracks. The high quality data can subsequently be used for advanced
integrity assessment purposes.
utilizing combined high resolution ultrasound technology for wall thickness
measurement and crack inspection services.
The new combined ultrasonic inspection services named "RoCombo UT-A/UT"
comprises full coverage ultrasonic metal loss and wall thickness measurement as
well as ultrasonic detection of circumferential oriented cracking within a single
inspection run. Characteristic especially for the 4" inspection tool is the high
grade of miniaturization of the components while preserving the well-known
reliability of ROSEN’s inspection technologies. This unique new tool is also
available for 6" heavy wall pipeline systems extending ROSEN’s abilities to serve
customers’ needs.
Major benefits to customers of using combined inspection technologies are for
instance savings during pipeline preparation, less downtime during the batching
operation and a full range of high resolution inspection data on potential metal
loss and cracks. The high quality data can subsequently be used for advanced
integrity assessment purposes.
