Traditional NDE inspections are often expensive, time-consuming, and come with inherent safety concerns.
For the most difficult to access areas, significant facility preparations are required, including scaffold builds, use of personnel lifts, surface preparation and coating reapplication, and added system out-of-service time. Even when they run smoothly, traditional NDE inspections are costly and resource intensive.
Clearsight drone deployable NDE solutions eliminates these safety concerns and costs.
Clearsight is your end to end solution for drone deployable NDE inspections:
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The Clearsight Drone Deployable NDE Solution is capable for indoor and outdoor missions.
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Our expert team will coordinate and provide a detailed plan for every mission.
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Data is securely uploaded and analyzed by SMEs. Reports are electronically produced, complete with prioritized findings.
The latest in innovation
The Clearsight NDE Drone is the latest in inspection robotics. This drone reaches new heights with its effortless 360-degree flying ability; maintaining any angle and inspecting components in any direction.
Even more groundbreaking, the drone performs thickness measurement using Ultrasonic Testing (UT), Electromagnetic Acoustic Transducer (EMAT) and Dry-Film Thickness (DFT) in accordance with most industry NDE standard models.
Perform inspections using NDE standards to measure UT, EMAT, and DFT with the state-of-the-art Clearsight NDE Drone.
The combination of our inspection experts and proven, cutting-edge NDE technologies means safer, faster, and cost-effective inspections.
Drone-Deployable NDE FAQ
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What are non-destructive examination drones?
Non-Destructive Examination (NDE) drones are devices that are used to obtain material thickness measurements of assets, equipment, or structures without physically damaging them. -
How are drones used for non-destructive examination?
Drones are used for non-destructive examinations due to their ability to access and evaluate hard-to-reach areas and their ability to be equipped with high-fidelity measurement sensors. The use of drones can eliminate the need for scaffolding, rope access, personnel lifts, surface preparation, and other higher risk methods used to inspect equipment or structures. While the drone is in flight, it can perform thickness measurements using Ultrasonic Testing (UT), Electro Magnetic Acoustic Transducer (EMAT) or Dry-Film Thickness (DFT) in accordance with most industry NDE standard methods.
