MIDAS Meter®


It is known that leaking valves represent a major safety risk and are a major source of lost profits. Find leaking valves quickly and easily with Score's MIDAS Meter® Acoustic Emission Leak Detector long before detection by conventional methods or instrumentation!

Completely portable and easy to use, the MIDAS Meter® uses an acoustic emission (AE) sensor which finds and quantifies valve leakages by examining the very high frequency noise a leaking fluid generates. Not only does this valve leak detection tool quickly find leaking isolation valves, control valves, check valves, PSVs and steam taps, it also allows personnel to benchmark valve performance during commissioning and provides data storage, analysis and reporting in the field via a PDA.

This state of the art valve condition and performance solution takes you from reactive to proactive maintenance by engaging in condition based monitoring and predictive maintenance activities. MIDAS Meter® valve leak detection equipment therefore helps focus budget expenditure and actions on valves where maximum benefits can be delivered.

Benefits
Uses
Specifications
Accessories
Software
Valve Leak Rate Calculation and Trending on PDA
Valve Survey Results Reporting with Communicator™ Application
Risk Based Inspection (RBI) for Valves
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) for Valves
Training
Surveys

Case Study Videos


Case Study: Positive Identification of Leaking Valves (MIDAS Meter® Tested Against Other Technologies)

In this case study, we explain why Acoustic Emissions (AE) Sensor Technology should be your start point, when it comes to valve condition monitoring and through-seat leak detection. Quick, easy and conclusive valve condition monitoring results can really drive your condition (value) based maintenance programmes. Contact us now to set up a demonstration or for valve survey assistance.

Case Study: A Safe and Low Cost Alternative to Pressure Build-Up (PBU) Testing of Valves)

This case study highlights how you too could save over $2Million every time you need to verify the performance of your critical isolation valves such as RESDVs (Riser Emergency Shutdown Valves). WARNING : The four and a half minutes it takes to watch this case study may change the way you test your critical valves in situ – forever! Click to watch it now… then start saving!

Case Study: Flare Loss Reduction

In this case study, we focus on how our customer was able to reduce flaring emissions, minimise maintenance spend (at no additional risk) and turn a relatively small investment back into significant recovered profits. Please take a look at the video now, to see just how easy that was for them - and you - to achieve.

Case Study: Pre-Shutdown Planning

This case study describes how an Acoustic Emissions (AE) Survey with MIDAS Meter®, completed in advance of a planned shutdown, was able to reduce the turnaround scope, duration and costs associated with valve maintenance. You too can make these savings at your next turnaround. View the video now to see how.

Case Study: How to Guide Valve Repairs with AE Monitoring Technology

In this case study, we highlight how an acoustic emissions (AE) survey was performed to guide our customer through a challenging through seat leak sealing procedure, on an 18" bore ball valve. Without the evidence generated by the MIDAS Meter®, the customer advised that they may not have proceeded with the work, as there was no guarantee that they would have been able to achieve a successful outcome.

Case Study: 10 CFR Appendix J "LLRT" Improvement

This MIDAS Meter® case study will be of interest to you if you are working in a nuclear power production plant and carrying out Appendix J testing. View the video now to see how you can save downtime, reduce testing costs and simplify the testing programme...

FAQs


Are there any examples of where MIDAS Meter® added specific value for customers?
How user friendly is the MIDAS Meter®?
Are training courses available?
What valve sizes are suitable for use with the MIDAS Meter®?
Which valve types are suitable for surveying with the MIDAS Meter®?
What is the traffic light system?
Where can I find more information on MIDAS Meter® Technical Specifications?
Should the MIDAS Meter® be used as a single source to prove an isolation of a valve?
What are the effects of different fluid types?
What if I have a multiphase fluid?
What are the valve survey conditions required for using MIDAS Meter®?
Is a differential pressure required across the valve to establish a leak and quantify leakage rate?
What is the battery life of the MIDAS Meter® hand held device?
Can the MIDAS Meter® be used in inherently noisy environments?
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