Pipeline diagnostics.

1. In-line diagnostics (ITD):

   • Measuring the wall thickness of pipes and fittings;

   • Determination of geometric parameters;

   • Detection of metal continuity defects on the internal and external surfaces of pipes;

   • Detection of dents, corrugations, edge offsets and geometric dimensions, including depth.

2. Non-contact diagnostics:

   • Detection of pipeline defects (metal corrosion, cracks, weld defects, geometry changes, corrugations, stress-strain states);

   • Carrying out work without stopping or reducing the volume of raw material transportation, without cleaning and calibrating pipes, without re-equipping the pipeline;

   • Productivity up to 20 km/day;

   • The reliability of the identified defects is 90-93%.

Conclusion on the general technical condition of the pipeline.
Providing recommendations and suggestions.