With CSV formatting, handling, recording, and visualizing corrosion thinning data is this easy!
This document presents examples of analyzing three-dimensional (3D) measurement data using CSV format. We introduce a case where the corrosion wall loss is visualized as a color contour map from the 3D measurement data of the outer surface of piping, as well as a case where this data is output in CSV (comma-separated value) format. Additionally, we will briefly explain the principles adopted for visualizing the corrosion wall loss as a color contour map. We encourage you to read it. [Contents] ■ Introduction ■ Overview of the 3D measurement device "3DSL-Rhino" ■ 3D measurement and analysis of the outer surface characteristics of piping ■ CSV formatting of corrosion color contour maps ■ Conclusion *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Seikowave, K.K. contributes to the improvement of safety and security in social infrastructure through the development and sale of 3D measurement devices (3D scanners). In 2010, we established corporations in the United States and Japan, and since then, we have been promoting our business by focusing on the joint development of hardware for 3D measurement devices and software for analysis and evaluation of corrosion, among other things. Leveraging our past technologies and know-how, we provide products and services primarily for the Japanese market that can be used for inspecting the aging deterioration of social infrastructure structures (steel structures and concrete structures) and diagnosing whether the aging deterioration of production facilities in oil and petrochemical complexes can continue to operate safely. Maintenance of aging social infrastructure is an essential field that cannot be avoided. By replacing traditional visual and sensory evaluations with data-based assessments, we can achieve safer maintenance management while keeping costs down. We are committed to promoting our business to continue contributing to the improvement of safety and security in society. Representative Director, Minoru Shinmura
