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Magnetic Floor Scanning: Is Your Tank Really Safe?

Explore how Magnetic Flux Leakage testing is used to identify corrosion and cracking, ensuring the safety and integrity of aboveground storage tanks.

Video 1 min read May 31, 2019

This video details the application of Magnetic Flux Leakage (MFL) testing, a specialized electromagnetic non-destructive testing method. This technology is used to examine storage tank floors for structural defects, such as corrosion, pitting, and cracks, that may exist on the surface or underneath. By using this scanning method, inspectors can effectively assess the condition of tanks within the energy and petrochemical industries. What this video covers

  • The technical operation of Magnetic Flux Leakage scanners on tank floors.
  • The specific types of defects identified, including pitting and cracks.
  • The importance of electromagnetic NDT for ensuring storage tank safety.
  • The application of these inspection methods in demanding environments like petrochemical and energy facilities. TechCorr utilizes this technology to help operators maintain the integrity and safety of their critical storage assets.
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