Mainline Pipeline Construction X-Ray Crawlers

Pipeline NDE / Mainline Pipeline Construction X-Ray Crawlers

THREE Dimensional Asset Profile Mapping

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PIPELINE NDE

Mainline Pipeline Construction X-Ray Crawlers

TechCorr harnesses the power of 3D reality capture solutions and advanced laser scanning technology to revolutionize surveying practices. Utilizing sub-millimeter profiling techniques, our scanners deliver unparalleled accuracy, significantly reducing the time required for calculations compared to manual surveys

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Optimize Project Timelines & Minimize Operational Disruptions

TechCorr's Pipeline system crawlers are X-ray or Gamma ray crawlers for the inspection of welded joint in pipes of internal diameter 6” to 48” (or 72” with suitable adapters). X-Ray Pipe Line Crawling systems is an important instrument used to detect the quality of welding in long distance pipelines. Finding porosity and cracks in pipes made of different materials is one the most important task of the pipe line inspector in oil and gas industry.

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Streamline Operations & Minimize Errors

From tank surveys to coke drum scans, our technology ensures accurate measurements and as-built dimensions for replacement or refurbishment projects.

In-Service & Out-of-Service Tank Inspection

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Cost Efficiency
Reduced Operator Downtime

A single x-ray crawler can shoot upwards of 200 welds per shift – typically four to eight times the production of a gamma-ray crew, depending on diameter and wall thickness. X-Rays produce high-quality images versus grainy images produced by gamma rays enabling improved film interpretation.

At a fraction more than a conventional gamma crew yet 4-8x the production – reduce project costs.

The modular design also allows the operator to exchange components quickly – reducing operator downtime versus competing systems