Johnson Matthey Public Limited Company

James Stephen Howstan

Emanuele Ronchi

Paul David Featonby

Peter Jackson

Kenneth James

Christopher Bowdon

Christopher Bowden

The invention discloses a scanning method and apparatus suitable for scanning a pipeline or a process vessel in which a beam of gamma radiation from a source is emitted through the pipeline or the process vessel to be detected by an array of detectors, which are each collimated to detect gamma radiation over a narrow angle relative to a width of the emitted beam of gamma radiation.

Scanning method and apparatus comprising a buoyancy material and a remotely operated vehicle (ROV) for scanning an underwater pipeline or a process vessel

Scanning method and apparatus comprising a buoyancy material for scanning an underwater pipeline or a process vessel

Disclosed herein are a scanning method and apparatus suitable for scanning a pipeline or process vessel in which a beam of gamma radiation from a source is emitted through the vessel to be detected by an array of detectors which are each collimated to detect radiation over a narrow angle relative to the width of the emitted radiation beam.

The invention discloses a scanning method and apparatus suitable for scanning a pipeline or process vessel in which a beam of gamma radiation from a source is emitted through the vessel to be detected by an array of detectors which are each collimated to detect radiation over a narrow angle relative to the width of the emitted radiation beam.

Scanning method and apparatus comprising a buoyancy material for scanning a pipeline or a process vessel

Scanning method and apparatus

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James Stephen Howstan