Ultrasonic Testing

Offering Comprehensive Ultrasonic Testing and Inspection Services.

Ultrasonic testing services provide a proactive method to identify potential issues in high voltage (HV) systems, ensuring the safety and reliability of your electrical infrastructure. At Kenshaw Electrical, we offer advanced ultrasonic testing inspection to detect and address problems before they lead to costly downtime and production disruptions.

Electrical Ultrasonic and TEV (Transient Earth Voltage)

Electrical ultrasonic and TEV (transient earth voltage) testing is a non-intrusive measurement technique used to detect potentially dangerous levels of high voltage partial discharge. This method allows for the identification of internal and surface tracking of components, providing a baseline measurement to determine the severity of the issue and any necessary investigation or maintenance strategies.

Benefits of Ultrasonic Testing:

• Early Detection: Identifies potential issues such as overheating components, bearing failures, unbalanced current, or insulation degradation.
• Preventative Maintenance: Allows for timely repairs and maintenance, preventing costly downtime and production disruptions.
• Comprehensive Analysis: Provides root cause analysis through the separation of mechanical and electrical issues.
• Historical Data: Offers historical reference data for motor performance and condition while running.
• Real-Time Feedback: Delivers real-time feedback of information, providing prompt recommendations and allowing for actions and adjustments to be made.

We provide ultrasonic testing for a wide range of HV systems, including:

• HV Switchyards
• HV Power Lines
• HV Switchboards
• HV Distribution Boards
• HV Motor Control Centres
• HV Substations
• Measuring Partial Discharge
• Comprehensive Reporting

Our ultrasonic testing inspection services are designed to ensure the early detection and resolution of potential problems, thereby maintaining optimal performance and reliability of your plant. By incorporating these practices into your maintenance schedule, you can extend the lifespan of your electrical systems and avoid unexpected failures.