A whole new approach to Wireless Corrosion/Erosion Monitoring!

• Hard wired – (for areas w/out cellular or wireless infrastructure)
• No battery on board
• Collected data manually via tablet
• ‘Daisy-chain’ up to 32 DSIs on 1000’ RS-485 cable
• 16 single element or 8 dual element per DSI
• Temporary OR permanently affixed sensors

• Ideal for testing a few to a moderate number of points
• Simple to install
• Little to no IT support needed
• Taking readings almost instantly upon setup at defined intervals (1 per day/week/month/etc.)
• Cloud-based back end for trending & w/ excel data exporting
• Low cost, highly configurable
• Battery life: 5-7 years

webPIMS^TM and iPIMS^TM are two software product / service offerings used to capture, trend, analyze and archive UT thickness and corrosion-rate data from any of SNI’s monitoring products. webPIMS is an AWS-hosted cloud solution while iPIMS provides the same functionality using a local PC / server as a private “in-the-fence” solution for data management.

At Sensor Networks, we specialize in the design and fabrication of industrial ultrasonic transducers and tooling for demanding in-situ test and inspection applications. Engineered for precision, ease-of-use and maximum durability, our offering includes ultrasonic transducers, fixtures, couplant-delivery systems, qualification/calibration standards, procedure development, personnel training and instrumentation.

Utilizing state-of-the-art piezo-composite elements, SensorScan™ transducers are offered with Quick Swap wedges for shear-wave weld inspection, new MCX-style, low-profile, swivel connectors in a wide variety of sizes and frequencies.

All transducers are shipped with certification documents including RF waveform, frequency spectrum and average center-frequency calculations.

A portable, Pan-Tilt-Zoom video inspection system loaded with features to inspect tanks, vessels, drums and other large confined spaces and piping. State-of-the-art white LED lighting provides over 1700 lumens of light along with add-on auxiliary lighting brightens the darkest of environments.