Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) is based on a set of physical and technological concepts that allow the integrity of materials to be assessed without altering them. This section aims to clearly explain the fundamental principles used in industrial inspections. Through these articles, discover how the different techniques work, their technical features, areas of application, as well as their advantages and limitations depending on the context of use (maintenance, weld inspection, tank or pipeline inspection).
ACFM Inspection of Storage Tank Welds Storage tanks are critical industrial assets. Their periodic inspection is intended to ensure mechanical integrity, personnel safety, and the prevention of environmental risks. Within this framework, weld inspection is a key step in periodic inspection programs. The inspection program for a tank is defined by its construction code — […]
Geometric Inspection of Storage Tanks Storage tanks are among the most sensitive assets on an industrial site. To ensure their integrity, safe operation, and regulatory compliance, they are subject to periodic Non-Destructive Testing (NDT). These NDT inspections include geometric inspection and visual inspection, both essential for assessing tank stability and detecting any deformation. A regulatory
