Capture
Record the asset, station setup, operating context, and visible surfaces.
IQ PLATFORM / STEELMAKING
LadleIQA clearer view inside every ladle.
Bring the captured lining, drawing reference, and inspection record together ... so each visit builds a clearer picture of the same asset.
AMNS Calvert · Actual field captureOpen 3D demo ↗FIELD PILOT
Hot-surface returns captured. Registration, dimensional repeatability, and coverage acceptance remain in validation. Remaining thickness and wear are not yet established.
EXPLORE THE DEMO
One asset. Three ways to review it.
01 / CAPTURE
The real scan
Orbit the 140,336-point focused preview, change point colors, and inspect the captured surface with section cuts.
Open captured scan →02 / REFERENCESee the lining in layers
Explore six reference layers from the recovered Sarralle ladle model. The scan overlay is illustrative and clearly labeled.
Open scan + model →03 / RECORDEvery visit, documented
Review the reporting workflow and download the current pilot summary, with available evidence and pending measurements identified.
Open inspection reporting →THE INSPECTION PROGRAM01 02 03 04
From one visit to a condition history.
Validate
Confirm reference geometry, registration quality, coverage, and repeatability.
Compare
After acceptance, compare the same zones against the baseline and prior visits.
Report
Keep 3D evidence, review notes, and accepted measurements in one asset record.
PILOT SCOPE
Establish the baseline. Then build the trend.
A proposed 90-day pilot starts with representative ladles, agreed capture conditions, and clear measurement acceptance criteria. Scan cadence follows the plant's operating and repair cycle.
Plan a ladle pilot →What the pilot establishes
- Permanent asset identity and applicable reference drawings
- Repeatable alignment using stable exterior features
- Coverage, scan quality, and detectable surface change
- Inspection zones and a useful reporting cadence