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Description
Pulsed eddy current flaw detector PE4332 is designed to search for metal corrosion under insulation without its dismantling. The device provides the diagnostics of such objects as: insulated pipes, vertical and horizontal insulated tanks, oil platform supports and LNG tank supports, ship hulls, objects with thick paint or epoxy coating. The device provides the diagnostics of such objects without preliminary surface preparation, without the need to remove and restore the insulation coating. Insulation can be made from any non-conductive coating such as: mineral wool, polyurethane, plastic, paint, air.
Galvanized steel or aluminum can be used as material for the insulation enclosure.
Galvanized steel or aluminum can be used as material for the insulation enclosure.
The PE4332 measures the averaged metal thickness under the sensor. It is suitable for searching for general area corrosion and pitting corrosion located both on the external and internal surface of metal.
The device is manufactured in a shockproof, waterproof case; it has a large bright display protected by tempered glass. The device has a removable battery.
A special shoulder strap is used to carry the device.
A special shoulder strap is used to carry the device.
PE4332 Technical Specifications
| Range of measured thickness for steel (sensor dependent) | 0..60 mm |
| Average thickness measurement error | 10% |
| Range of insulation coating thickness (sensor dependent) | 0..300 mm |
| Lowest diameter of tested pipes | 50 mm |
| Temperature of metal in the tested object | -100°…+600°С |
| Temperature of enclosure surface in the area of sensor placement | -20°…+60°С |
| Range of operating ambient temperature | -20…+50°C |
| Time of continuous operation without recharging the battery | 8 hours |
| Cable length | 1.5 m, 5.5 m |
| Dimensions | 246 x 315 x 80 mm |
| Weight of the device | 4.9 kg |
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