Welding Camera helps Electric Infrastructure Expansion

Dec. 23, 2011 - PRLog -- Utilizing our ICAM-WD welding camera system the purpose is to extend the operator’s view of the weld zone by providing real time display and capture of the weld arc. Due to the critical welding that will occur for the generator stations, position and quality of the weld is of paramount importance.  

To meet the growing demand for electricity, the hydro electric company must build generating stations, substations and power lines, and maximize the capacity of existing facilities.  The welding camera will be affixed to a welding buggy on a track and must operate reliably at site.  As a result, the welding camera system will be ruggedized, equipped with a motorized zoom and focus lens and be portable.  One of the requirements was the ability to easily pack the system and move to a different location.  The entire welding camera system with display will be enclosed in a hardened case for ease of use and mobility.  

Says the subcontractor, “ When we saw the camera system perform, and the flexibility of Invisual to adapt to our needs, there was no question, we were going to have this system in our welding procedure.  Invisual E has been very  responsive and accommodating.”

Says Invisual E, " This is an exciting project for us to be part of a large expansion project such as this.  The project will allow us to evolve a portable ruggedized outdoor welding camera system for other market sectors."

To view additional detail and video about this system follow this link:
http://www.invisuale.com/solutions/weld-camera.html

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Invisual E. Inc is dedicated to advancements of quality, efficiency and capabilities for manufacturing. The firm specializes in control systems, process improvement and quality management systems. A technology firm that helps OEM, integrators and manufacturers deliver improvements on key objectives to building brands, expanding markets, and growing revenues.

Pierre Huot is the founder of Invisual E. He received an MBA from the Richard Ivey School of Business and a B.A. in Science, Chemical Engineering from the University of Ottawa. He is the author of several published case studies and white papers.