IRIS is an ultrasonic technique used for the inspection of a wide range

  • IRIS is an ultrasonic technique used for the inspection of a wide range

    Posted by thomas on 14/10/2021 at 4:14 pm

    IRIS is an ultrasonic technique used for the inspection of a
    wide range of materials, including both non-ferromagnetic and
    ferromagnetic tubing.
    • Allows for the detection and sizing of wall loss as a result of corrosion, erosion, tube-to-tube wear, pitting, fretting,
    cracking and baffle cuts.
    • Focused ultrasonic probe and a rotating mirror to produce
    a helical scan.
    • Ultrasound is reflected from the tube ID and OD and the
    time difference is used to calculate the thickness.
    • IRIS is a great backup and verification tool for the other
    tube inspection techniques
    • IRIS data to be presented as a B, C, or D-scan image.

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