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    The document describes a free-swimming electromagnetic inspection tool called the CV E N 480 created by Pure Technologies to assess defects in pipes. It can maneuver through pipelines still in service to determine defects using electromagnetic sensors. The tool is flexible and can navigate bends and valves in pipes ranging from 1.5 to 6 feet in diameter, making it an easy and cost-effective inspection method, though it risks getting stuck or being difficult to deploy and retrieve.

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    The document describes a free-swimming electromagnetic inspection tool called the CV E N 480 created by Pure Technologies to assess defects in pipes. It can maneuver through pipelines still in service to determine defects using electromagnetic sensors. The tool is flexible and can navigate bends and valves in pipes ranging from 1.5 to 6 feet in diameter, making it an easy and cost-effective inspection method, though it risks getting stuck or being difficult to deploy and retrieve.

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    Free-Swimming Electromagnetic Inspection Tool: Click To Edit Master Title Style

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    Daniel Beck
    The document describes a free-swimming electromagnetic inspection tool called the CV E N 480 created by Pure Technologies to assess defects in pipes. It can maneuver through pipelines still in service to determine defects using electromagnetic sensors. The tool is flexible and can navigate bends and valves in pipes ranging from 1.5 to 6 feet in diameter, making it an easy and cost-effective inspection method, though it risks getting stuck or being difficult to deploy and retrieve.

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    Free-Swimming
    Electromagnetic
    Inspection Tool
    CV E N 4 8 0
    By: Daniel Beck and Silas Knight

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    Click to edit Master titleOverview
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    • Created by Pure Technologies

    • Originally designed for use in PCCP (Pressurized Concrete Cylinder Pipes)

    • Used primarily in for long distance assessments

    • Allows users to determine defects in pipes through electromagnetic sensors

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    Pros

    • Flexible
    • Can maneuver through most butterfly valves, tees and pipeline bends
    • Used in various diameter pipe ranging from 1.5-ft to 6-ft
    • Easy and cost effective
    • Free-swimming
    • Operates while pipeline still in service

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    Cons

    • Liable to get stuck

    • Potentially hard to deploy and capture post pipe assessment

    • Funny looking

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    Sources

    • https://puretechltd.com/technology/pipediver-condition-assessment/
    • https://puretechltd.com/articles/pipediver-condition-assessment-tool-metallic-pi
    pes/

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