The Future of Flaw Detection
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The document outlines the future of flaw detection focusing on the Proceq UT8000, highlighting its advantages like sensitivity to discontinuities and ease of use. It emphasizes the importance of digitalization and remote access in ultrasonic testing while detailing hardware specifications and subscription options. Additionally, it promotes Proceq's innovation in sensors and software for improved inspection processes.
The Future of Flaw Detection
- 1. The future of Flaw Detection Webinar By Chris Udell
- 2. 1 Introduction Ultrasonic Market overview UT8000 Hardware Introduction 2 3 4 UT8000 Software Introduction 6 Q & A 5 Proceq’s Metal Portfolio
- 3. Introduction
- 4. Advantages of Ultrasonic Testing • Sensitive to both surface and subsurface discontinuities • Superior depth penetration • Instant result • Only single-sided access is required for pulse echo mode • Able to identify discontinuity location accurately • Part preparation is minimal • Non hazardous
- 6. Ultrasonic Product History What’s next? Image source: Ebay.com, modsonic.com
- 7. Recent Impact and long-term view Remote access is important Digitalization initiatives to be accelerated Digital divide widens
- 9. UT8000 Hardware Removable AA Battery Pack Aerospace Alloy Housing Lemo Connectors Wi-Fi
- 10. UT8000 Hardware 7.9 to 12.9” Screen size 304 to 692 g iPad weight Up to 1TB Storage space
- 11. UT8000 Hardware 400 V Pulser Voltage 110 dB Gain 0.5 - 20 MHz Bandwidth
- 12. Class leading Signal to Noise
- 13. UT8000 Hardware Pulse Echo Dual (Pitch & Catch) Thru Trans
- 14. Grid Mode
- 15. UT8000 Hardware Proceq Starter Kit
- 16. UT8000 Hardware UT8000 iPad Holder
- 17. Gesture control
- 18. Quick setup
- 19. DAC on a IOW block
- 20. Review state
- 21. Rewind Time
- 22. Indication table
- 23. Measurement settings Geolocation Track changes Add comments Add voice notes Logbook: Easily enrich your data
- 24. Web interface
- 25. Instant collaboration at any time
- 26. Instant collaboration at any time
- 27. Proceq UT8000 Hardware Purchase USD 649 Software Subscription USD 1,255/year Initial payment of 2-Year subscription, annual payment as of the 3rd year One-Time Payment Market Offering USD 8,000
- 28. Subscription is a regular payment made for products and services that is now everywhere in our daily life. BUDGETING VISIBILITY Predictable costs matched to continuous revenue potential SCALABLE BUSINESS Add devices to your portfolio as you go, adapt it to your needs EASY ACCESS Advanced technologies at disruptive prices CONTINUOUS INNOVATION Over-the-air updates deliver perpetual high performance
- 29. EAGLE Subscription Join us on the mission Protect the built world with sensors, software and data PRICING PROPOSITION ✓ Purchase our latest hardware ✓ Pay an annual innovation fee ✓ Access to the Eagle Cloud Platform SOLUTION PROMISE ✓ Advanced Sensors ✓ Intuitive Software ✓ Mobile Computing +
- 31. Proceq Flaw Detector 100 Ultrasonic Flaw Detector • Conventional UT x 2 channels • TOFD • PA16:16 • PA16:64 • DAC, TCG, DGS, AWS • B-Scan and C-Scan • IFT • Proceq FD Link Software for Preparation and Reporting
- 32. Equotip Live UCI • Superior Portablility • Displays results in all common hardness scales • 1, 5, and 10 kgf test forces in one probe • Logbook provides the ultimate traceability • Flight safe NiMH size AA battery powers more than 3,000 measurements per charge • IP54 housing • Easy reporting and data sharing through the app • Cloud storage of data
- 33. Equotip 550 • Most versatile portable hardness tester available with 3 test methods in one instrument – Leeb, UCI and Rockwell • Rugged touch screen display unit • Special view to display weld hardness profile • Swiss precision and quality • Wizards to guide the user through common tasks like verification • Store custom calibrations for different materials • 8GB data storage
- 34. Proceq Asia maria.felice@proceq.com Dr. Maria Felice Proceq China ziang.zheng@proceq.com ZiAng Zheng Proceq Europe malik.kayous@proceq.com Malik Kayous Proceq United Kingdom shirley.underwood@proceq.com Shirley Underwood Proceq Middle East & Africa ahmad.qadeer@proceq.com Ahmad Abdul Qadeer Proceq Russia slava.levin@proceq.com Slava Levin Proceq South America rodrigo.duarte@proceq.com Rodrigo Duarte Proceq North America tom.ott@proceq.com Tom Ott Proceq Product Expert chris.udell@proceq.com Chris Udell Proceq Product Expert Isaac.heng@proceq.com Isaac Heng Worldwide support and expertise
- 35. Summary Remote access is important The next phase of flaw detection has started Digital data can improve inspections
- 36. Flaw Detection Made Simple