INSPECTOR SYSTEMS 2009 - 2010
Inspection robot copes with "Alpine profile"
Adelholzener mineral water flows through 650 metre stainless steel pipe
Adelholzener Alpenquellen GmbH is the largest mineral spring in Bavaria, based in Bad Adelholzen, a district of Siegsdorf. Around 400 million bottles of the brands Adelholzener and Active O2 are filled annually by the around 385 employees.
Underwater journey through Rotterdam
Ultrasonic inspection robot checks district heating pipe under a side arm of the Maas
One hundret metres in length and 8 inches in diameter these are the key data for an inspection project in the Netherlands. The task involved is a section on the inner-city canal area of Rotterdam, and was one of the tasks to be carried out on behalf of the Dutch energy provider ENECO b.v.
Ultrasonic inspection robot
monitors pipe reactor for aluminium oxide production
At its site in Stade, Aluminium Oxid Stade GmbH produces a highly pure aluminium oxide which is in demand throughout the world. The production capacity is approx. 1,050,000 tonnes per year. The modern production facilities and constant optimisation of the production processes require the latest technology and qualified personnel.
The smallest grinding robot provides the finishing touch
Pipe robot family ready for the construction of a new nuclear power station in Olkiluoto, Finland
The third block of the Olkiluoto nuclear power station is under construction on the island of Okiluioto in the Gulf of Bothnia on the west coast of Finland. As the project leader, AREVA NP together with Siemens will hand over the turnkey European Pressurised Reactors (EPR) with an output of 1600 MW to TVO.
Next time its vertical
At a large eastern German chemistry plant last year various steel and stainless steel pipelines with an internal diameter of 150 and 600 mm were visually inspected and the current wall thickness of the pipes determined. The plant produces intermediate products made of plastic.
Absolute precision in the pipe even under pressure
High degree of positioning accuracy with DN 300 500 inspection robots
The Shell oil-platforms in the Gulf of Mexico are designed for an oil production time of around 20 years. During the course of various modern and expansion measures the undersea offshore risers are to be inspected to see if a longer exploitation time is possible using the pipeline network currently in operation.
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