Hamedsoft Engineering Company

Hamedsoft Engineering Group

Heat treatment and Advanced NDT

Also manufactures of thermal equipment in numerous industries including power generation, oil and gas industries.

Any kind of heat treatment on any kind of shapes, like Spherical tanks, Towers, Raactors, Pipeline, ...
Advanced NDT services on Headerboxes, Storage Tanks or other metal products.
Produce, Maintenance, Upgrade the PWHT and heat treatment machines.
The most powerfull company for PWHT on spherical tanks.

years of experiences

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PWHT and Advanced NDT

Latest Projects

Alay mahestan petrochemical complex

Kangaan - Iran

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Usually ask us

What Is the Difference Between PAUT and Conventional UT?

Uses multiple elements (piezoelectric) instead of a single element. Uses multiple angles instead of a single angle. Can be performed without moving the probe, only along the weld. Uses multiple views simultaneously in data interpretation.

Hamid Mohammadi

QC - QA

What Are the Advantages of PAUT?

High inspection speed; higher accuracy compared to conventional UT; the ability to image defects (such as a weld cross-section image); recording and storing results for later review; better detection of cracks, porosity, and lack of fusion.

Hamid Mohammadi

QC - QA

How Does Phased Array Work?

In this method, instead of using a single ultrasonic crystal (conventional ultrasonic testing), an array of small elements is used. By controlling the pulse timing sent to each element, the device can change the beam angle, scan the beam without mechanical movement, and focus at different depths.

Hamid Mohammadi

QC - QA

The Importance of Preheating

If preheating is not done before welding, the most important consequence is increased thermal stresses and the formation of severe weld defects. In short: cold metal cannot withstand thermal shock and will crack.

Hamed Changizi

CEO

Is a Higher Number of Elements Always Better in PAUT?

No. A higher number of elements usually offers technical advantages, but the probe and equipment cost is higher, the amount of data increases, and not all devices support probes with a large number of elements.

Hamid Mohammadi

QC - QA

Main Consequences of Not Preheating in Welding

Weld cracking: severe temperature differences between the weld zone and the base metal create tensile stresses and longitudinal, transverse, or subsurface cracks. Excessive hardness: especially in carbon and alloy steels, the HAZ becomes too hard and brittle. Lack of penetration: because the metal is cold, the molten pool solidifies too quickly and adequate penetration is not achieved. Porosity: gases do not have time to escape and become trapped in the weld. Distortion: contraction and expansion differences cause bending and deformation of the part. Hydrogen embrittlement: in high-carbon steels, lack of preheating causes hydrogen accumulation and cold cracking.