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Monitor acoustic activity during a suitable controlled loading or pressure condition.
Explore pressure equipment →Acoustic emission testing detects active stress-wave events as they happen. IAIS helps industrial teams assess feasibility, plan sensor coverage and turn AET data into focused inspection decisions.
Choose the application that best matches your inspection objective. Each project begins with a feasibility review of geometry, access, material, loading and background noise.
Pressure equipmentMonitor acoustic activity during a suitable controlled loading or pressure condition.
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Storage tanksAssess active acoustic behavior across covered regions of liquid-filled tanks.
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Leak detectionInvestigate leak-generated acoustic signals where pressure difference and signal path allow.
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Structural monitoringMonitor active sources in structures and components under defined operating or loading conditions.
Explore structural monitoring →AE sensors listen for transient elastic waves generated by active processes in a material or structure. Activity can help identify areas that deserve closer investigation, while the final interpretation remains tied to the asset, coverage, noise environment and test procedure.
Share drawings, dimensions, material, service conditions, known degradation and the available loading window. The applicable procedure and sensor plan depend on those details.
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Clarify the suspected mechanism, asset condition and decision the inspection must support.
Review loading, access, material, geometry, attenuation and background process noise.
Verify the measuring chain, capture activity and evaluate signals with the test record.
Use local NDT or engineering review where AE results warrant further characterization.



Send the asset type, location, operating condition, inspection objective and available loading or test window. We can review the information before defining a project-specific scope.