Ultrasonic System Designed for Pipe Weld Inspection The USM Vision ultrasonic weld Print and Product Showcase inspection system allows non-UT-trained personnel to gather accurate pipe weld inspection data for subsequent remote assessment by a qualified ultrasonics expert. This allows its use for situations conventionally requiring radiography. The system can operate in phased array and time-of-flight-diffraction mode. It comes with its operating software, the company’s Rhythm analysis software, as well as the probes and wedges necessary for the selected codes and pipe ranges. Setup is menu-directed, which allows the operating software to calculate the ultrasonic parameters for each weld and pipe combination, and create an easy-tofollow inspection plan. The operator can then scan the weld, and the inspection data are transmitted to a review station. GE Measurement & Control Solutions www.ge-mcs.com (866) 243-2638 Track Lighting System Useful for NDE Booths The Spectroline® ONT-365 On- Trak™ overhead track-light-style NDE inspection system features powerful UV-A and white light LEDs attached to a mountable platform. The system works well in NDE inspection booths, and for preinspections and screening applications requiring maximum uniformity of coverage over a large area. The system features four broadbeam lamp heads, each with three ultrahigh-flux UV-A (365-nm) LEDs for NDE inspection and one white light Opportunity Knocks. AWS agreement with ASNT offers ACCP to qualified CWIs & SCWIs. Do you need visual testing certification which meets the guidelines for Recommended Practice No. SNT-TC-1A as required by some sections of the ASME Code? Through this agreement, qualified SCWIs and CWIs can obtain ACCP Level II VT certification without examination. Enhance your credentials and satisfy work requirements with the addition of an ACCP credential. To apply and for more details visit www.asnt.org or call 614.274.6003 or 800.222.2768 US/Canada. 14 Inspection Trends / April 2011 Image © Longview Inspection For info go to www.aws.org/ad-index
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