Remote visual inspection is a critical part of ensure that an offshore oil rig is operating safely and efficiently. An offshore oil rig is constructed with miles of industrial pipe line, motors, valves, turbines, diesel engines and rotating machinery. It is critical that these and other operating systems on these platforms are inspected routinely for [...]
By Paul Fitzgerald
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Posted in Applications, Borescopes, Pipe Inspection Cameras, Push Cameras, Remote Visual Inspection Knowledge, Video Borescopes, Videoscopes
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Also tagged Borescopes, diesel engines, industrial pipe, inspection applications, offshore oil rig, pipe line, rotating machinery, Videoscopes
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January 18, 2010 – 2:11 pm
Since one of remote visual inspections most common applications is the inspection of turbines It may be helpful to understand how a turbine works. Air is drawn into the engine and compressed as it travel though a series of rotating blades. The compressed air then passes into a combustion chamberwhere fuel is added, ignited and [...]
January 13, 2010 – 6:20 pm
Micro Borescopes as small as 0.5 mm (0.019 in) are used to inspect inside the smallest areas on turbines blades. Turbine blades and vanes have cooling holes to direct air inside and help reduce the temperature of the blade or vane in areas such as the combustion section of a gas turbine. Small diameter micro [...]
By Paul Fitzgerald
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Posted in Applications, Borescopes, Micro Borescopes, Remote Visual Inspection Knowledge
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Also tagged blockages, Borescopes, gas turbine, non destructive testing methods, tiny openings, turbine blades, turbine components, visual inspection equipment
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