Corrosion Application
Butt Weld
Contour
Corrosion
Dents and Gouges
Fasteners
Fillet Weld
Gap/Flush
Lap Weld
Part Alignment
Pitting
Radius
Rivets
Scratches
Step
Wear
Measurements
1. Depth of corrosion - maximum y distance from the projected parent surface found in the scan, shown as 
"Min" in data table.  Surface projection is made by calculating a least-squares curve fit using the left and right portions of the scan. This allows the program to work on both flat and curved surfaces.
2. Width of corrosion - distance between the two edges of the corrosion. Edges of the corrosion may be defined by the extent of change or decline in the profile below the projected surface.

Industry Examples
1. Fossil Fuel Plants - inspection of tanks and pipes.
2. Nuclear Power - measurement of corrosion depth on piping and tubing.
3. Pressure Vessels - corrosion on exposed surfaces.
4. Aeronautics - corrosion on gears.


Sensors and Controllers
The HS400 sensor is normally used for the measurement of features such as corrosion because of its smaller field-of-view and higher resolution.  For on-line applications, the RS400 sensor can provide the required resolution. Any of the controllers can be used for this application.
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