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| Heat Exchanger Tube Inspection |
| The Eagle Plus System is utilized to test heat exchanger tubing from the I.D. |
| A probe is inserted into the tube at one end and pushed through the length of the tube. Data is collected as the probe is withdrawn from the tube at a steady rate. Typical defects found are general corrosion/erosion, pitting and baffle cutting (support plate fretting). |
| The Eagle Plus System uses single channel probes for quick initial inspection of the tubes. Multi-channel probes with 4, 8, 16 or more sensors are then used to better quantify minute pitting and cracking defects. |
| The Eagle Plus System uses no magnets or couplant and is capable of testing over 300 tubes in one shift with one system. |
| Sizes of tubes tested range from 0.5" to 6.0" O.D. |