Reduce risk and maintain compliance with our specialist risk management services.
We’re proud to be a leading provider of complete life cycle risk management solutions. From ensuring asset safety and legal compliance with our thorough engineering inspections to driving operational efficiency with our specialist non-destructive testing services, (and much more in between), we’re proud of the long-lasting partnerships we have formed with our customers over the last 160 years, based on the value of our solutions.
Bolted Enamel Coated Panel (BECS) Tank Inspection Services
Ensuring regulatory compliance and operational safety
At BES Group, we are your dedicated partner for all your BECS tank inspection needs. We provide comprehensive internal and external fitness for service inspections of bolted enamel coated panel (BECS) sludge tanks, silos, and anaerobic digesters, ensuring they meet the highest industry standards, including ISO 28765 and various manufacturer codes.
Industry-leading BECS Tank Inspection expertise
Our BECS tank inspection services encompass a comprehensive range of procedures to ensure the structural integrity, safety, and operational suitability of your BECS tanks. We employ expert technicians and utilise advanced inspection techniques, including:
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Tank Preparation for Inspection Consultancy: We provide expert consultancy on tank preparation for inspection, including cleaning and access services, ensuring optimal inspection conditions.
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Non-Destructive Testing (NDT): We employ a suite of NDT methods, including ultrasonic thickness testing (UTT), visual inspection, foundation cracking assessment, planar tilt surveys, and bubble leak detection, to detect hidden defects and anomalies within the tank’s structure.
As part of our comprehensive BECS tank inspection services, our qualified and experienced team will thoroughly assess the condition of your tanks and provide detailed recommendations for any necessary repairs or maintenance. Our recommendations are aligned with manufacturer guidance and good engineering practices, ensuring the longevity and integrity of your BECS storage assets.
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Get in touch today! Get in touch today! Get in touch today!Key benefits of our BECS Tank Inspection services
Extended Service Life
Regular inspection can detect bio-gas leaks from roofs and any associated equipment, where applicable. Not only this, but we can also monitor operational and structural integrity and risk mitigation recommendations for your risk assessment.
Reduced Risk of Failure
BECS tank failure can have serious consequences, including environmental damage, financial losses, and even injury or death. Regular inspection can help to reduce the risk of failure by identifying and addressing potential problems before they lead to a catastrophic event.
Improved Compliance
Many industries have regulations that require regular inspection of BECS tanks. By having your tank inspected by a qualified professional, you can ensure that you are in compliance with all applicable regulations.
FAQs
What types of NDT testing are used to inspect BECS tanks?
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The most common types of NDT testing used to inspect BECS tanks are ultrasonic thickness testing (UTT), visual inspection, and foundation cracking assessment. UTT is used to measure the thickness of the tank walls and identify any areas of thinning. Visual inspection is used to identify any signs of corrosion, damage, or leaks. Foundation cracking assessment is used to identify any cracks in the tank foundation.
Why is it important to inspect BECS tanks regularly?
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Regular inspection of BECS tanks is essential to identify and address any potential problems before they lead to failure. Failure of a BECS tank can have serious consequences, including environmental damage, financial losses, and even injury or death.
Did you know...
100,000
bolted enamel coated panel (BECS) tanks are in operation worldwide, according to a 2022 report by the World Tank Association.
70%
of bolted enamel coated panel tank accidents could have been prevented by regular inspection, according to a study by the National Association of Corrosion Engineers (NACE).
67%
of GRP tank accidents were caused by leakage, according to the International Commission on Large Dams (ICOLD).
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