FloormapVS2i - MFL Corrosion Detection, Sizing and Mapping Tank Inspection Floor Scanner
The FloormapVS2i floor scanner is a computerised MFL system designed to detect, size and map underfloor corrosion on above ground storage tanks. The FloormapVS2i is the best selling magnetic flux leakage (MFL) floor scanner and comes with up-graded magnets to improve corrosion detectability and sizing on thicker materials, faster data capture with a custom designed micro controller and all new software. The VS2i contains signi…
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The FloormapVS2i floor scanner is a computerised MFL system designed to detect, size and map underfloor corrosion on above ground storage tanks. The FloormapVS2i is the best selling magnetic flux leakage (MFL) floor scanner and comes with up-graded magnets to improve corrosion detectability and sizing on thicker materials, faster data capture with a custom designed micro controller and all new software. The VS2i contains significant improvements in terms of defect positioning, electronic data processing and software manipulation.
Key Features
Automatic CAD Drawing
Patch Plate Design Feature
Ruggedised Touch Screen Computer
Real Time Data Acquisition and Analysis
Hard Copy and Electronic Report Function
Combined Defect Profiling and Amplitude Analysis
Add Data from Visual, UT, Vac Box and MPI Inspection
A High Specification encoder system has been developed which is electronically calibrated to each individual scanner eliminating errors caused by component tolerances. The new encoder now gives accuracy to within 3 mm on an 8 metre track length and providing it is calibrated on an annual basis will not be effected by normal wear and tear.
The on-board computer uses touch screen technology for ease of use within the hostile storage tank environment. The custom designed data acquisition software not only captures all the MFL signals but analyses and displays the location and severity of the corrosion in real time.
