Ultrasonic Multichannel (UT-MC) Inline Inspection Tool Key Advantages and Specifications
Dexon’s Ultrasonic Multi-Channel Ring (UT-MC Ring) in-line inspection PIGs have been developed to offer high-definition, high-speed, long-length pipeline inspection in both metallic, and non-metallic pipelines. Rows of sensors around the circumference of the tool body record up to 20,000 measurements per second with a sampling density of 1,000,000 samples per square meter. UT-MC offers detection and sizing of internal and external metal loss, deformation, lamination, cracking, and corrosion. Tools are available from 3” up to 64” with larger custom built tool options available. A list of key advantages, usage, detection capabilities, and specifications can be seen below. Contact a Dexon Technology expert today for more information on our in-line inspection services.
Ultrasonic Multichannel (UT-MC) In-Line Inspection Tool Diagram with Components
Key Advantages
Suitable for all pipeline materials
Inspection and reporting per POF 2021 recommendations
Immediate onsite preliminary data verification
Ability to pass 1.5D bends, PLEM’s, flexible risers, and turrets
Tool customization available for challenging and difficult (unpiggable) pipelines or projects
Usage, Detection Capabilities and Tool Specifications
Inspection length: 200 km (*Customized solutions available)
Standard inspection time: 100 hours (*Customized solutions available)
Maximum tool speed: 1.0 m/s (*Customized solutions available)
Maximum pressure: 100 bar (*Customized solutions available)
Temperature range: 0°C to 65°C (*Customized solutions available)
Minimum wall thickness: 1.5 mm
Accuracy of measurement: ± 0.3 mm
Tool sizes available: 3” and greater
On-offshore, subsea, and above ground pipelines
Oil and gas exploration and production, refineries, petrochemical, mining, and heavy industry
Detectable anomalies: I.D./O.D. metal loss, cracks, deformation, lamination, corrosion, and pitting
Raw A-Scan data recording of all measurements
Automated data analysis and defect detection
Launching medium: liquid/gas (batching)