(DIPS) Delta Inspection & Petroleum services

Phased Array Ultrasonic Testing (PAUT) is an advanced method of ultrasonic testing, which is widely used for nondestructive testing (NDT) in several industrial sectors, such as construction, pipelines, and power generation to detect discontinuities, cracks, or flaws and thereby determine component quality, and also can be used for wall thickness measurements in conjunction with corrosion testing.

 A PAUT is more robust and easier to use than conventional single-element probes, providing improved efficiency, capturing hundreds of signals at once, and reducing the number of false alarms.

PAUT provides a permanent record. And because PAUT can detect defects at the surface and into the volume of a weld (with no dead zone), it also gives information about the lateral position of a defect (depth and height).

Non‐Destructive Testing (NDT) plays a vital role in the quality control of engineering products. You can depend on DIPS for all your NDT inspection and engineering services by ground team or rope access team. DIPS are registered and approved by various international certification agencies for class surveys and inspections.

• Visual Inspection.
• Magnetic Particle Inspection.
• Dye Penetrate Inspection.
• Ultrasonic Inspection Flaw Detection.
• Ultrasonic thickness Inspection.
• Eddy Current Inspection.
• Hull gauging & UWILD for offshore rigs according to the American Bureau of Shipping Rules (ABS).

DIPS is a full LEEA Membership (Lifting Equipment Engineers Association) and Specializes in the thorough examination & testing of lifting equipment to ensure that it is fit for use by British Standards or other International Standards.

DIPS specialist team is highly trained in the field of all types of lifting accessories and equipment inspection ensuring meet the minimum safety requirements.

Send a detailed report stating deficiencies for inspected equipment that is deemed unsafe. When deficiencies are corrected or repairs are completed proper tests and certificates will be issued.

The examination can range from visual inspection, NDT inspection, function testing, or load testing. Once the item has passed inspection a “Report of Thorough Examination” is produced.

The Painting Inspector judges the conditions where a coating, paint, or spray is to be applied and suggests the types of coatings that will protect materials from harsh corrosive environments.

Painting Inspector makes sure the painting process is done based on project requirements.