Industrial & Petrochemical · Online Inspection

Boiler Inspection

See inside the furnace while it fires — check flame, water-wall tubes, refractory and slagging without taking the boiler offline.

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01 / Overview

High Temperature Inspection for Industrial Boilers

Industrial and petrochemical boilers must run reliably between planned outages. Poor combustion, slagging or tube and refractory damage cut efficiency and can force an unplanned trip.

Our high temperature endoscope looks into the furnace through an existing peep door or burner port while the boiler fires — so flame shape, water-wall tubes and refractory can be checked live.

Industrial boiler furnace interior
Boiler furnace refractory and tube condition
02 / Why It Matters

Why Boiler Inspection Matters

Boiler furnaces are affected by:

Poor or uneven combustionSlagging & foulingWater-wall tube overheatingRefractory erosion & crackingBurner misalignmentLocalised hot spots

Most of these problems are invisible from outside. Live inspection links a flame or slagging issue to the exact location, so adjustments are made before efficiency drops or a tube fails.

03 / Inspection Targets

What We Look For

Flame & Combustion

Flame shape, stability and balance across the burners.

Water-Wall Tubes

Overheating, scaling, bulging and slag coverage on tubes.

Refractory Lining

Erosion, cracking and spalling of furnace refractory.

Slagging & Fouling

Deposit build-up affecting heat transfer.

Burners & Nozzles

Burner condition, alignment and flame impingement.

Superheater & Passes

Condition of heating surfaces and gas passes.

04 / Coverage

Boilers We Cover

Water-Tube Boiler

Furnace water walls, burners and superheater zones.

Fire-Tube Boiler

Furnace tube and combustion chamber condition.

CFB Boiler

Combustion chamber refractory and cyclone areas.

Petrochemical Heater

Fired heater tubes, flame and refractory.

Waste-Heat Boiler

Inlet, refractory and heating surface condition.

Power & Process Boiler

General furnace and combustion monitoring.

05 / Procedure

Inspection Procedure

1

Prepare Access

Use an existing peep door or burner port and prepare the insertion point.

2

Insert Endoscope

Guide the cooled probe into the furnace.

3

Live Observation

View flame, tubes and refractory in real time.

4

Capture Records

Record images and video for evaluation.

5

Maintenance Evaluation

Provide references for combustion tuning and repair.

06 / Benefits

Benefits of Hot Boiler Inspection

Avoid unplanned trips
Improve combustion efficiency
Detect tube & refractory damage early
Reduce slagging downtime
Optimise burner adjustment
Improve operator safety
Support preventive maintenance
07 / Typical Findings

What Inspection Reveals

Uneven flameSlag & foulingTube overheatingRefractory cracksBurner impingementHot spots
Boiler furnace flame inspection result
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Discuss Your Boiler Inspection

Tell us your boiler type, furnace temperature and access ports — we'll recommend the right probe configuration.