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The non-destructive testing (NDL) technique known as Liquid Penetrant Inspection, LPI, (also known as Fluorescent Penetrant Inspection, FPI) uses fluorescent dyes to locate defects in castings, forgings and weldments. Industries that use LPI/FPI include aerospace, automotive, power generation, petrochemical and oil and gas. After inspection, the parts must be thoroughly cleaned with water to remove the dye penetrant.
Disposing of the wastewater from dye penetrant inspection can be very expensive. Instead of hauling away fluorescent penetrant inspection (FPI) wastewater. Carbtrol Corporation provides industrial water filtration solutions for dye penetrant inspections. Carbtrol uses activated carbon technology to remove fluorescent dyes by trapping the dye molecules in the pores of the carbon. This prevents discharge of fluorescent dye and allow manufacturers to recycle and reuse the water.
Carbtrol offers two industrial water filtration systems for dye penetrant removal. Please note, however, that dye formulations vary and not all dyes will be removed by carbon. Therefore the first installation should be treated as a pilot test.
Get in touch with Carbtrol today to speak to our expert engineers about your industrial water filtration system needs.