Floormap3di-r Mfl Tank | Inspection ^hot^

Inspects through coatings up to 6 mm (1/4”) thick, including FRP, GRP, and stainless steel, without requiring coating removal for surface discrimination.

The Floormap3D I-R MFL tank inspection is a powerful NDT technique that provides accurate, detailed information about the condition of storage tanks. Its benefits, including accurate defect detection, detailed 3D mapping, increased safety, and reduced downtime, make it an attractive option for industries that rely on storage tanks.

Aboveground storage tank (AST) bottoms are highly vulnerable to localized corrosion, pitting, and structural degradation. Evaluating asset integrity without destroying material demands advanced non-destructive testing (NDT). The is a premier motor-driven Magnetic Flux Leakage (MFL) floor scanner engineered by Silverwing (an Eddyfi Technologies brand) . It combines MFL technology with STARS sensor technology to provide high-speed, full-battery tank floor data recording, mapping, and defect discrimination. Key Technical Specifications floormap3di-r mfl tank inspection

Features a high-contrast MFLi (Intensity) view and a raw MFL view, allowing operators to immediately analyze defect geometry and verify data on-tank. Operational Benefits Floormap3Di-R MFL Tank Bottom Inspection System - Nexxis

In continuous use, the Rover-R gets about 4 hours. A full tank floor often takes 6-8 hours of scan time. You will need a second hot-swappable battery or a very long extension cord for the tether. Inspects through coatings up to 6 mm (1/4”)

The chassis drives powerful permanent rare-earth magnetic bridges over the tank floor plate, saturating the carbon steel to its magnetic limit. Where localized volume loss or corrosion pitting exists, the magnetic field lines burst outward, escaping the steel boundary. The 256-sensor Hall Effect array logs this escaping magnetic flux, calculating material volume loss based on the signal amplitude. Floormap3Di-R | MFL Tank Floor Scanner | Nexxis USA

15 years in API 653 tank inspections, previously using conventional MFL “pancake” scanners and manual UT. Aboveground storage tank (AST) bottoms are highly vulnerable

Buy the “advanced pit analysis” module upfront. Without it, the automated depth sizing is only ±15%. With it, and proper calibration on an NTS plate, we regularly achieve ±5% compared to UT.