[Application Note] Latest Inspection Method for Early Detection of High-Temperature Hydrogen Attack (HTHA), PCI Coherence Imaging [PDF Download Available]

In aging infrastructures such as the petrochemical industry, potential vulnerabilities that plant engineers and maintenance teams should be aware of, particularly high-temperature hydrogen attack (HTHA), are cited as one of the dangerous defects. This defect occurs when hydrogen contained in low-alloy steel changes its atomic form at high temperatures, permeating the steel and forming methane. Once methane is trapped within the metal, tiny bubbles form, ultimately leading to cracking and fissures. Eddyfi proposes advanced, portable ultrasonic inspection tools for the early detection of HTHA, utilizing TOFD, phased array ultrasonic testing (PAUT), and the latest total focusing method (TFM). This technology enables early detection of HTHA, enhancing the safety of critical equipment. For more detailed information, please [contact us].


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