Iris Tube Inspection

Iris Tube Inspection. The internal rotary inspection system (IRIS) probes are well suited for petrochemical and balanceofplant (BOP) tube inspections They use an ultrasonic beam to scan the internal surface of the tube in helicoidal patterns ensuring that the full length of the tube is tested.

The internal rotary inspection system (IRIS) is an ultrasound technique used to measure thickness of ferrous and nonferrous tubing This method allows the detection of general thinning such as corrosion and erosion and of localized defects such as wear tear scars inside diameter (ID) and outside diameter (OD) pits.

IRIS Inspection IRIS Tube Inspection, Internal Rotary

Internal rotary inspection system ( IRIS) is an ultrasonic method for the nondestructive testing of pipes and tubes The IRIS probe is inserted into a tube that is flooded with water and the probe is pulled out slowly as the data is displayed and recorded.

Internal Rotary Inspection System (IRIS) Eddyfi

PDF fileThe IRIS method is mostly used for inspection of carbon steel tubes and is sometimes used in nonferromagnetic tubes for defect verification The method is very accurate for thickness measurement as well as detecting ID and OD pits IRIS will however miss pinholes and cracks The IRIS display includes the crosssection of the tube and a C.

Tubing Inspection using Multiple NDT Techniques NDT.net

IRIS – Internal Rotary Inspection System This is an ultrasonic technique for condition assessment of tubing of all materials with a tube wall thickness greater than 1mm The technology can precisely measure remaining wall thickness from corrosion erosion pitting and wear associated with baffle supports.