HELIX Horizon is the record every reading lands in. The Sensor Wrap keeps it current; a visit, 3D capture and two instruments feed it.
Software
HELIX Horizon
Puts every reading on a 3D model of your actual asset.
Monitoring
HELIX Sensor Wrap
Watches the wall around the clock, after the crew leaves.
Services
Screening visit
One visit, four methods, and the asset stays in service.
Services
LiDAR capture
A 3D model of the asset from LiDAR and photographs, with every reading registered to it.
Instruments
HELIX PEC
Screens for wall loss straight through coating and insulation.
Instruments
HELIX ECA
Finds cracks and surface defects at welds, through paint.
The worry
What we use
The result
Wall loss under coatings or insulation, corrosion you cannot see
Pulsed eddy current
A wall-thickness map of the asset, verified with UT at set points
Cracking at welds, nozzles and connections
Eddy current array
Every indication located and pinned on the 3D model for follow-up
A fast-wearing or high-consequence section you cannot keep re-visiting
Sensor Wrap
Continuous wall readings and a replace-by forecast against your minimum wall
A buried line that cannot be shut down, pigged or dug up end to end
Pulsed eddy current, plus a Sensor Wrap at an access point
Assessment from the outside, and permanent monitoring from a single excavation
Fifty years of paper records and no baseline
LiDAR, photogrammetry and HELIX Horizon
One registered 3D record of everything measured, the baseline every future look builds on
Industries
Any ferromagnetic steel, through coatings and insulation: a pipeline, a process line, a slurry line or a water main.
Oil and gas
Pipelines, risers and process piping, read through coatings and insulation while the line stays in service.
Power
Feedwater, steam and cooling lines, and the vessels around them.
Mining and slurry
Slurry lines and elbows that wear from the inside, monitored from the outside.
Pulp and paper
Chemical and process lines in aggressive service.
Steel
Cooling water, gas and process lines across the works.
Water utilities
Mains, pump stations and treatment-plant piping, screened in place.