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MR-MWM®-Array for CUI Inspection of

Piping and Vessels

Rapid, wide-area inspections for internal and external corrosion

through insulation with weather jacketing and fireproofing with wire mesh

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GridStation® 8200α Test System

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CUI and Through-Wall Inspection Capabilities

ID and OD corrosion detection/imaging

Capable of measuring remaining wall thickness up to 0.5 in. with weather jacket and 0.8 in. without weather jacket*

Weather jacket material – stainless steel & aluminum, thicknesses up to 0.060 inches

Insulation thicknesses up to 3.0 inches

Wide-area coverage at variable scan speeds

*Performance varies with pipe wall thickness, insulation thickness, sensor resolution and scan speed

GridStation® 8200α with Low-Frequency MR-MWM-Array

JENTEK GridStation 8200

JENTEK’s new 8200 system is a light-weight, high-performance impedance instrument. It runs JENTEK’s GridStation® Software with a fully functional computer running Microsoft Windows® 8 Operating System. 19 to 119 channel standard configurations 100× faster than GridStation 8000 10× Improved signal-to-noise DC - 20MHz operating frequency Windows® 8 operating system Intel Core i7, 3rd gen Multi-touch screen Weight: 8 lbs. Weight with probe electronics unit (PEU): 12 lbs.

3-parameter hyperlattice™ database for the permeability and thickness of a steel plate, and sensor lift-off

Measurement Grid, Lattice, and Hyperlattice™ Databases

MR-MWM-Array responses are converted into material or geometric properties using measurement grid, lattice and hyperlattice databases. Measurement grids are two dimensional databases of sensor responses and lattices are three dimensional (see Figure at left). These grids and lattices are used to convert the sensor response into the unknown properties of interest, such as pipe wall thickness, electrical conductivity, magnetic permeability, and lift-off (i.e., sensor proximity to the weather jacket) using JENTEK’s multivariate inverse methods.

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Piping & Vessel / Tank Wall Inspection Scanners

Adaptable for multiple diameters

Automated or manual and encoded for C-scan imaging

Minimal complexity

Light weight

Easy to use by operators

MR-MWM-Array Sensors

JENTEK’s sensor arrays are designed and fabricated so their response to varying coating/ insulation and piping/vessel wall properties matches the response computed using physics-based models. The MR-MWM-Array sensor uses magnetoresistive sense elements that provide an improved signal-to-noise ratio at low frequencies. This MR-MWM-Array is used for deep penetration applications, such as the characterization of internal and external corrosion through insulation, to measure remaining wall thickness.

Prototype Vessel Inspection Scanner

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Probe Electronics Unit (PEU)

GridStation® 8200

MR-MWM-Array Sensor

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JENTEK 8200 Specifications

Specifications Overall dimensions (W x H x D)

14.7” × 10.9” × 4.3” (or 6.45”) 373 mm x 277 mm x 109 mm

Weight 8 lbs. (3.63 kg) Weight (with PEU) 12 lbs. (5.44 kg)

Data storage Storage devices 128 GB - 512 GB

I/O Ports USB ports 4 Speaker out Y Microphone input Y Video output VGA & HDMI Ethernet 1 GB/s

Display Display size 10.4 inches Resolution XGA (1024×768)

Power Supply Instrument power 10-36V DC*

*External power adapter provided (runs off of 100-240V, 50-60 Hz AC)

Eddy Current Module Specifications Number of channels Configurable 19-119 Operating frequency DC – 20 MHz

Data Processing GridStation software & multiple unknowns algorithm

JENTEK Sensors, Inc.

JENTEK Sensors, Inc. was founded in 1992 to address the need for improved inspection and enhanced life management of high-value assets (pipelines, refineries, aircraft, rotorcraft, spacecraft, ships, power plants) and for quality assessment and control of high value-added processes (coating, welding, heat treatment, shot peening).

JENTEK’s GridStation® products, together with our MWM®-Array eddy-current sensors, are now U.S. military and commercial OEM standard practice for inspection of engine and other critical components. Our patented technologies and products offer unique, cost-effective solutions to address critical and challenging customer needs.

JENTEK is a growing commercial enterprise with competitive and proven products. We have delivered numerous fully-integrated systems and solutions to the aerospace, defense, energy, manufacturing, and consumer products industries. We are now transitioning solutions to the Oil & Gas and Petrochemical markets for piping and vessel inspections.

Developer of the Revolutionary MWM®-Array Eddy Current Technology

110-1 Clematis Avenue, Waltham, MA 02453-7013

Phone: 781-642-9666 • Email: [email protected] www.jenteksensors.com

GridStation, MWM, and JENTEK Sensors are registered trademarks of JENTEK Sensors, Inc.

Windows and Microsoft Office are registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries.

JENTEK Issued patents include U.S. Patent #s 8,237,433, 8,222,897, 8,050,883, 7,994,781, 7,876,094, 7,812,601, 7,696,748, 7,589,526, 5,533,575, 7,528,598, 7,526,964, 7,518,360, 7,467,057, 7,451,657, 7,451,639, 7,411,390, 7,385,392, 7,348,771, 7,289,913, 7,280,940, 7,230,421, 7,188,532, 7,183,764, 7,161,351, 7,161,350, 7,106,055, 7,095,224, 7,049,811, 6,995,557, 6,992,482, 6,952,095, 6,798,198, 6,784,662, 6,781,387, 6,727,691, 6,657,429, 6,486,673, 6,433,542, 6,420,867, 6,380,747, 6,377,039, 6,351,120, 6,198,279, 6,188,218, 6,144,206, 5,966,011, 5,793,206, 5,629,621, 5,990,677 and RE39,206 (other patents pending).

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