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Veracity Launches Remote Internet-Based Non-Destructive Inspection Technology
Dépèche transmise le 18 mai 2011 par Business Wire
Veracity Launches Remote Internet-Based Non-Destructive Inspection Technology
TULSA, Okla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Veracity Technology Solutions, an AGC Aerospace & Defense company, has successfully completed testing and a demonstration of its proprietary, remotely operated Ultrasonic Tomographic Imaging System, a non-destructive inspection (NDI) capability.
“Our Level III Engineer controlled the automatic scanner, ultrasonic, and three-dimensional reconstruction software from Florida, while the system was set up in a facility in Oklahoma.”
Veracity’s system allows technicians to detect anomalies on both production and in-service composite and metal components from a remote location. Using this method, companies can reduce costs and assembly time by eliminating the need to ship components to an independent inspection facility. Customers can reduce downtime by applying this system in the field and assessing the condition and potential repairs required before an item, such as an aircraft, arrives at a maintenance facility. Additionally, implementing this system can compress development cycle time.
“As engineering teams incorporate design and manufacturing changes in various components, they need to be able to immediately assess the integrity of the component before moving forward,” stated Gary Hensley, President of Veracity. “No longer is NDI a bottleneck. We’re able to offer customers a solution which speeds the time to production.”
With Veracity’s proprietary process, an NDI technician can direct both the motion controlled transducer and ultrasonic system using a standard Internet connection. The offsite technician can capture the data and then immediately analyze the structural integrity of the inspected pieces and provide all necessary documents indicating a completed inspection.
“Through the demonstration we proved that ultrasonic inspections can be accomplished remotely,” commented Kevin McKinley, Vice President at Veracity. “Our Level III Engineer controlled the automatic scanner, ultrasonic, and three-dimensional reconstruction software from Florida, while the system was set up in a facility in Oklahoma.”
The Veracity remote automated inspection system can be customized based on each customer’s unique requirements. The system can be installed anywhere in the world and the data can be viewed by multiple users at different locations during the inspections process.
About Veracity Technology Solutions
Veracity develops customized non-destructive inspection solutions for customers in the aerospace and defense and the power generation industries. Using proven, proprietary technology to check for potential defects, Veracity’s methodology helps customers extend the service life of high-value assets, lower inspection costs, and eliminate hazardous processes. Veracity operates within the Services Group of AGC Aerospace & Defense.
About AGC Aerospace & Defense
AGC Aerospace & Defense, the unifying brand of private equity group Acorn Growth Companies, supplies technologies, systems and services that support key commercial and military programs. Capabilities within the AGC Aerospace & Defense portfolio range from financing, engineering, and integration services to manufacturing, logistics, and aircraft modifications.
For additional information visit: www.VeracityTS.com or www.AGCaerospace.com.
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