Inspection
Inspections give knowledge about the condition of components, products or constructions, and their compliance with existing regulations. Our solutions range from standard to advanced inspections.
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5 observations for stakeholders when meeting changes in market legislation
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When a market is undergoing changes in legislative regulation, the trading parties involved are to collaborate in order to meet the new, common requirements and procedures. We have gathered 5 observations that apply for stakeholders when meeting changes in market legislation.
Next step in the cost reduction in the wind industry
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Mobile inspection robots and automated evaluation of inspection data will play a major part in reducing costs for subcontractors, contractors, producers and owners in the wind industry.
Inspection using drone technology
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The way to inspect inaccessible areas indoor and outdoor - both offshore and onshore.
Radioactive waste storage tank inspection through 6-inch access pipes
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Specialists of the materials Technology Section of Savannah River National Laboratory performed ultrasonic and visual examinations of a high level radioactive waste storage tank as an in-service inspection.
Inspection of Tether String Welds
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In August 2003 FORCE Technology inspected welds on tension legs of Heidrun the Statoil platform placed at 360 metres depth off the Norwegian coast and that is probably the deepest automated ultrasonic inspection done at that time.
In the service of art
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We helped SMK, reveal spectacular secrets in the almost 400 years old painting “The Ferry-Boat”.
Building inspection prevents leaks in public pools
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Cathodic protection gave the condition of pools preventing them from break downs and injuries.
Safe inspection of radioactive waste tanks
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FORCE Technology’s specially designed scanning equipment makes crack detection and thickness measurements in one process.
Subsurface Brace Welds Inspected Dry from the Inside
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Remote operated ultrasonic inspection system examined subsurface brace welds on lattice tower legs by using a scanner moving in circumferential tracks 48 meters down inside the leg.