F.A.Q.



What does PEC stands for?
What is BonPEC?
What type of inspection method belongs to BonPEC?
What is the basic working principle of BonPEC?
What is Pulsed Eddy Current?
What is BonPEC designed for?
What are the BonPEC primary applications?
What are the BonPEC primary limitations?
Can you inspect with BonPEC non-ferrous materials?
Can BonPEC inspect through fireproofing, or refractories and if so is there any limitations?
What are the temperature limitations of the base object material for a BonPEC inspection?
What types of insulation and cladding can BonPEC inspect through?
Is there a dead zone for a BonPEC probe?
What does the coil minimum time affect?
How much coverage does BonPEC typically have on an elbow, pipe, etc?
Does ice have any effect on BonPEC– cryogenic service?
Is BonPEC intrinsically safe?
Can BonPEC tell the difference between a mechanical disturbance and an artefact of corrosion?
Can BonPEC differentiate between internal and external corrosion?
Does the product inside a pipe affect the BonPEC data?
Is BonPEC sensitive to Stagnant Vs. Moving waters?
Is the BonPEC technology sensitive to internal and external coatings? Which ones?
Is BonPEC sensitive to internal lining materials?
Is a calibration block needed to set up the BonPEC equipment and to perform the inspection?
Can BonPEC detect pitting corrosion?
Can BonPEC inspect welds, preferential weld corrosion?
Does a BonPEC inspection need to be verified by other NDT methods to validate findings?
What is the BonPEC Footprint?
What is the BonPEC equipment accuracy?
What is BonPEC the equipment repeatability?
What is the BonPEC equipment detectability?
Can BonPEC detect lamination?
Do weather conditions affect the BonPEC system performance?
Can you inspect with BonPEC non-ferrous materials?
Does vibration / harmonics from rotating equipment have an effect on BonPEC?
What effect does the insulation and cladding have on the BonPEC data/readings?