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TechCorr- Out- of- Service Tank Floor Scanning using Magnetic Flux Leakage (MFL)

See how Magnetic Flux Leakage technology is used to identify corrosion and structural defects in aboveground storage tank floors.

Video 1 min read May 31, 2019

This video demonstrates the use of Magnetic Flux Leakage (MFL) testing for the inspection of aboveground storage tank floors. MFL is a robust electromagnetic non-destructive testing method that allows technicians to identify various structural defects, including cracks, pitting, and corrosion on both surface and subsurface levels. By applying this technology, TechCorr provides critical data regarding the condition of tank floors to support asset integrity and safety across the energy and petrochemical sectors.

What this video covers

  • The application of Magnetic Flux Leakage technology for comprehensive tank floor scanning.
  • Identification of surface and subsurface defects such as pitting, cracks, and corrosion.
  • Enhancement of structural integrity assessments for petrochemical and energy storage assets.
  • The role of electromagnetic testing in proactive maintenance during out-of-service periods.

This method ensures that tank operators receive precise inspection data to maintain the ongoing safety and functionality of their storage assets.

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