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Monitoring of Industrial Plant
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Baytown Oil Refinery, Texas
Martin Lake Power Plant, Texas
Drax Power Station, UK
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Scanner Systems
The systems use arrays of sensors, directly attached to external plant surfaces, and are capable of mapping large areas, or be used for monitoring smaller, localised areas. They are non-intrusive, as the item of plant itself becomes the 'sensor', avoiding the requirement for probe entry ports or tube removal, especially important where pressure vessels are concerned. The first scanner system was installed in 1999. Our longest-serving system was installed in 2001 and is now set to continue monitoring until at least 2013 and is a testament to the system's long-term reliability. Systems are available for dedicated thermal monitoring (NTScanTM systems) or for corrosion, erosion, crack monitoring (with in-built thermal monitoring capability). As well as fixed systems for continuous monitoring, portable systems are also available for periodic measurements. Click here for NTScanTM Thermal Scanner Systems for dedicated thermal monitoring. Click here for Corrosion, Erosion and Crack Monitoring Systems (with in-built thermal monitoring capability).
Corrosion Probe Systems
Corrosion probes are available with temperature controlled corrosion elements. Air cooling is used to accurately control the element temperatures. Click here for Probe Systems
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