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Inventories of boilers,
king chambers, etc.
with or without scaffolding
Innovative inspections in waste incineration plants
Increased efficiency through boiler scanning & 360° images in 4K
Inspections in waste incineration plants are a central component of plant maintenance and are necessary to ensure safety, efficiency, and longevity. Inspecting and documenting areas that are difficult to access, such as the interior of boilers, is particularly challenging.
The use of state-of-the-art technologies—in particular high-resolution boiler scans and 360° images in 4K—not only makes inspection planning more precise, but also significantly more efficient.
Precise inventory – even without scaffolding
Traditionally, inspections require complex scaffolding to make all relevant areas accessible. With digital boiler scans, this step can now be dispensed with in many cases. Image-based recording is fast, safe, and highly accurate – even during short downtimes.
Advantages at a glance:
Time savings: Faster documentation through digital recording – without time-consuming preparatory work.
Cost reduction: Reduced scaffolding and shorter downtimes lower overall costs.
Greater safety: Fewer manual operations in hazardous areas – lower risk of accidents.
Low barrier to entry: All images can be viewed directly in a web browser – no additional software required.
360° images in 4K – everything in view
The combination of boiler scanning and high-resolution 360° panoramic images creates a detailed visual basis for digital inspection planning. Every corner of the plant can be virtually inspected – from every perspective, in impressive 4K quality.
This data also forms the basis for the creation of a digital twin, which makes it possible to simulate future maintenance in a realistic manner and coordinate it more effectively.
Advantages for EEW Energy from Waste
As one of the leading companies in the field of thermal waste utilization, EEW focuses specifically on digital innovations to make inspection processes smarter and more sustainable.
Specifically, this means:
Higher availability: Shorter downtimes thanks to more efficient inspections.
Informed decisions: High-quality image and scan data as an objective basis for decision-making.
Sustainable maintenance: Longer life cycles for plant components through targeted maintenance and early detection of wear and tear.
Transparency & documentation: Digital logs create traceability and support compliance with regulatory requirements.
Conclusion: The future of inspection is digital
With the use of boiler scans, 360° images, and digital twins, EEW is taking inspection planning to a new level. The result: Less effort, more safety—and sustainable optimization of maintenance and plant operation.
