Condition Monitoring Services

Measurement Options

• 3D laser scan of asset – opportunity to be done without personnel entry​

• Ultrasonic measurement and visual inspection of individual wear liners – requires personnel entry​

Wear Monitoring Report

• Inspections can be added to Bradken Insite® or reported on separately​

• Utilise the data to plan changeouts​

• Bill of materials for changeout can be listed

Bradken Insite®

• Add in manual inspection results​

• Predictive Wear analysis​

• Inspections aligned with site shut schedule

Visual Inspections

Using long selfie sticks, 360-degree cameras, conventional cameras, and lighting.​

It is the quickest and most common type of inspection due to the minimal access required.

Ultrasonic Thickness Testing

Non-destructive thickness testing of liners on site, relies on access to the inside of assets.​

It is the most accurate of all 3 methods of inspection.

3D Scanning

Typically used for large assets such as bins and hoppers that would otherwise require scaffold or rope access for thickness measurements.​

It requires a base scan with known liner thicknesses.