DXB:1
JME would like to present our newest product, the DXB:1 Digital X-Ray Buggy; designed to produce high-quality panoramic digital radiographs of circumferential welds in applications such as new pipelines. As a versatile and configurable system, it can also be utilised for use in various non-pipeline applications, such as the inspection of tank walls or other ferrous metal structures.
This digital system is a replacement for traditional film radiography; so no more chemical processing, dark rooms, or flaws associated with conventional radiography. The DXB includes a high-definition digital panel for instant verification of image quality and system settings. Images are digitally stored, preventing the need for film storage and enabling a permanent record to be saved within the control tablet. These can be backed up via USB or using a Network connection, allowing the images to be sent to an on-site Radiographer seconds from acquisition.
JME’s DXB system also communicates and integrates with our entire CR2 Pipeline Crawler Range. This allows 2-way communication between the Pipeline Crawler and DXB, giving configuration of key crawler parameters from the DXB control tablet. This integration also allows commencement of inspection with the push of a single button. The DXB operator is able to control, adjust and view the status of the CR2 crawler at all times during an inspection task.
With a rapid magnetic deployment system, the DXB:1 can be positioned by a single person in less than a minute. The system is attached using full time magnets, meaning in the event of a loss of power the unit will remain firmly attached to the pipe. This quick and efficient deployment dramatically increases productivity on-site. There is no need for welding bands to be deployed and relocated between each inspection which again greatly improves efficiency on-site.,
DXB:1 SYSTEM FEATURES
- • Deployed in seconds, no welding bands required
- • Film replacement technology
- • Allows for ‘Cloud-based’ image inspection
- • Fully integrated with crawler operation
- • Integrated functionality with the CR2 Remote Handset Unit
- • One-touch inspection
- • Comprehensive safety interlocks
- • Automatic back-up of images
- • Digital storage of images locally or web-based
- • Magnetic mounting
| OVERALL SYSTEM SPECIFICATION | |
| Buggy Width | 221mm |
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| Pipeline Diameter | Flat or 13.5” (343mm) |
| Average Scan Speed | Minimum: 15 mm/s Typical: 22 mm/s (including imaging time and movement between images) – Depending upon pipe schedule |
| Image Quality | Image quality class B acc. ISO19232-5, ISO 10893-7, ISO 17636-2 |
| Image Format | DICONDE compliant data export, via Ethernet or USB |
| System Weight | Buggy, Detector and Battery – < 44.1 lbs (< 20Kg) |
| Dimensions (mm) | Overall Package Kit – 687(L) x 528(W) x 552(H) |
| Positioning | Manually Positioned Directly onto pipe. Cut back with no bands |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +50°C |
| Power Consumption | <50W |
| Imaging X-Ray Energy | Up to 300kV (depending on Pipe Wall Thickness) |
| Image Storage Capacity | 500+ Images @ 36” pipe |
| IMAGING | |
| Resolution | 50-100 µm |
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| Technology | CMOS |
| Image area | Width: 110mm Length: up to 145mm per image (depending upon pipe diameter) |
| Image Stitching | Uses image feature matching algorithm or optional buggy position encoder |
| CONTROL TABLET SPECIFICATIONS | |
| Display | 10.1” 10-point capacitive multi touch screen, LED backlit for daylight visibility + Waterproof digitizer pen for improved ease of use |
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| Certification | MIL-STD-810G certified IP65 certified sealed all-weather design |
| Power Option | Li-ion 11.1 V, 4200 mAh |
| Dimensions (mm) | 269(L) x 188(W) x 20(H) |
| Weight | 2.4 lbs (1.09Kg) |
| Operating System | Windows© 10 Pro |
| BUGGY POWER OPTIONS | |
| Battery Specifications (Dewalt Flex Volts) |
54V 2000mAh 54V 3000mAh 54V 4000mAh |
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| CONTROL SYSTEM | |
| User Interface | Touch-screen display, with intuitive controls. Image viewing and assessment functions for on-site checking of acquired images prior to formal interpretation. |
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| Image Acquisition | Automatic acquisition process, controlled by user. |
| Crawler Control | Full crawler control integration, to synchronise crawler operations and image acquisition. |
