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of unique solutions for unique problems.

decisions are made using NDE results

decisions are made using NDE results

Testing (UT)
Structural Integrity has been specializing in ultrasonic testing methods since our inception in 1983. The Focused Array Transducer System (FATS) was the beginning of our expertise in phased array ultrasonics (PAUT). Today we remain on the leading edge of technology and regularly employ numerous UT techniques, including:
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(GWT)
Ultrasonic guided waves have become a viable option for the rapid inspection of buried, insulated, or otherwise inaccessible piping in the nuclear, fossil, and oil & gas industries. The primary advantage of Guided Wave Testing (GWT) is its ability to remotely detect and locate corrosion, so we can provide reductions in both inspection time and cost.
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Electromagnetic Acoustic Transducers (EMATs) are a type of electromagnetic sensor used to generate ultrasound in conductive materials, such as carbon and stainless steels. EMATs can be used in similar applications as traditional ultrasonic (UT) sensors, such as for thickness measurement and weld inspection, without the use of a liquid couplant.
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Innovation has been among Structural Integrity’s core values since its inception in 1983. Often times, off-the-shelf scanners or solutions won’t work for your specific needs, therefore SI has the capability of designing and manufacturing custom solutions. SI has many examples of successful custom Non-destructive evaluation (NDE) solutions, such as the SI Inside Vessel Automated Scanner (SIIVAS), which was created to provide vessel inspection without confined space access.
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In addition to advanced Non-destructive evaluation (NDE) methods, Structural Integrity provides efficient and reliable services in support of most traditional methods, including surface eddy current testing, surface dry or wet magnetic particle examinations, liquid dye penetrant testing (contrast color or fluorescent methods), rubber medium contrast magnetic particle examinations, ultrasonic thickness/FAC testing, conventional UT shear and longitudinal wave examinations,
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Conventional pit gauge measurement of external corrosion on pipe surfaces can be a time-consuming and inaccurate process. To address this problem, Structural Integrity uses the Creaform HandyScan 3D™ laser scanner and accompanying Pipecheck® software to perform surface modeling and analysis. The surface information is collected by measuring the variation of a laser crosshair projected onto the exterior of the scanned part.
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