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Why You Should Hire Experts For Tank Inspection Services?

Ensuring the integrity of your industrial storage tanks is crucial for safety, product quality, and environmental protection. Regular tank inspection services from a qualified company like Bioscan LTD can identify potential problems before they lead to costly downtime, product contamination, or even environmental hazards.

Benefits of Professional Tank Inspection Services:

Thorough Inspection Techniques: Bioscan LTD utilizes advanced technologies like vessel crack test inspection services using the BioDtex Lamp. This non-destructive testing method effectively identifies cracks, pinholes, and other defects in a variety of tank materials, including those used in cheese vats/tables, silos, heat exchangers, and spray dryers. Expert Evaluation: Highly trained inspectors can interpret the inspection data and provide a comprehensive report detailing the condition of your tanks. This includes the identification of tank cracks, thinning, corrosion, leaks, and other potential issues. Improved Safety: Early detection of tank problems allows for timely repairs, minimizing the risk of storage tank failures that could lead to injuries, spills, and environmental damage. Regular tank inspection services contribute to a safer workplace and a cleaner environment. Enhanced Product Quality: Cracked or damaged tanks can compromise the quality of your products. Tank inspection services, including cheese vat inspection, help ensure your products are not contaminated and meet the required standards. Regulatory Compliance: Many industries have regulations requiring periodic tank inspections. Bioscan LTD stays up-to-date on the latest regulations and ensures your inspections meet all compliance requirements for industrial water storage tanks and other vessels.

Why Choose Bioscan LTD?

Bioscan LTD offers a comprehensive range of tank inspection services using cutting-edge technologies like the BioDtex Lamp. Our highly skilled inspectors can handle various tank types, including water tanks, industrial storage tanks, silos, and cheese vats. We provide detailed reports and work closely with you to develop a plan for any necessary repairs or maintenance.

Investing in professional tank inspection services from Bioscan LTD is an investment in your safety, product quality, regulatory compliance, and peace of mind. Contact Bioscan LTD today to discuss your specific needs and schedule your next tank inspection.

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Reshape Your Quality Process with Vision Intelligence System

Since the manufacturing sector in the Indian economy counts about 17% at current, it indeed is prominent. However, Manufacturers, these days are mounted with tremendous pressure to provide quality as well as speedy production. If done in silos, it can be time-consuming, especially the quality check part, which demands more labor as compared to a Vision Intelligence System.  

Quality control is what many manufacturers struggle with. The traditional belief of quality check as a labor-intensive task blocks the countless opportunities crossing their paths. These days, one of the key issues contributing to the issue is a labor shortage. This pandemic has driven the gap to the next level, mounting existing employees with additions to the scope of their jobs assigned.   

Other than this, traditional quality inspections might come up with issues like: 

Monitoring different     parts and materials makes it harder to handle quality control for     complicated products 

Inability to identify     the distinct spectrum of colors.  

Human eyes might miss     minute errors like small scratches, dust particles, and so on.  

Lack of resources and     time might compromise product quality. 

What is a Vision Intelligence System, and How Does it Work? 

Vision Intelligence System is a product designed by Trident Information Systems specifically for manufacturers. It automatically detects product defects like scratches, dust particles, broken pieces, etc. straight from the conveyor belt with least or no human interference. But how does it work? 

Our computer vision     engineers first understand the issue/customer requirements.  

Then they collect data     in the form of images, followed by developing algorithms and     models.  

They then test the     hypothesis / validate the models.  

After testing     and finalizing every step they either offer POC (Proof of     Concept) or proceed for onsite implementation (according to the     customer’s requirement). 

Trident’s Vision Intelligence System Covers seven industries, i.e., automotive, retail and FMCG, packaging and printing, pharmaceutical, glass, laminate, and cement.  

Automotive Industry: Automotive manufacturers can classify different product variants based on color, shape, design, size, and so on. It also detects visual defects like a dent, scratch, burr, chip, etc. Vision Intelligence System can read barcode labels and 2D barcodes directly from the marked parts, verify labels as well as direct part marks. Additionally, they can detect wrinkles, dents, cracks, and piston defects.  

Retail and FMCG Industry: With the help of this technology, you can check the structural quality, operational quality, and dimensional accuracy within seconds. You can assure accurate ingredients and standard quality. You may also detect foreign particles like dust, stones, insects, little animals, and so on.  

Printing and Packaging Industry: With VIS, you can spot packaging defects such as improper passing, irregular packing, torn parts, and so on in FMCG products. Enable high-speed detection straight on conveyors, spot missing components, read QR codes and barcodes, classify products, and a lot more with optical and thermal camera vision.  

Glass Industry: Being one of the most brittle materials, glass needs extra care. Identify inaccurate logos, scratches, breakages, cracks, air bubbles, etc. Ensure all the parts are glued properly and check if the logo has been printed as it should be with VIS.  

Laminate Industry: You no longer have to deal with the risk of dispatching defective sheets. Ensure accurate chemical composition during the mixing process. Identify laminate placements, pick-up operations, machine alerts. VIS also helps identify raisin spots, dust, design defects, and mosquito defects.  

Pharmaceutical Industry: Manufacturers of medical devices, bioscience products, and pharmaceuticals need cost-efficient technology to check the quality. You can control the packaging quality, check fusion bottles, and track your products more precisely with the Visual Inspection in Manufacturing.  

Vision Intelligence System for Employee Safety 

Vision Intelligence System for Employee Safety ensures safety of your employees. It has two segments dedicated to the section, i.e., Face Mask Detection and Safety Gadget Inspection. In both cases, the system spots employees not adhering to safety standards.  

The Face Mask detection solution (FMD) comprises two main branches:  

Mask Detection – which detects     employees wearing masks.  

Face Detection – The system     recognizes faces not having masks on and maps his face followed by the     employee’s details in the database.  

The employer can also conduct contactless attendance: when a person comes to the institute, wait for a little while and let the camera capture their image. This solution then recognizes the employee’s face and marks his attendance. It considers the first entry as the arrival time and the last entry as the departure.  

The other one is Safety Gadget Inspection, where the system identifies if the employee carries safety equipment that has been allotted to him. It detects partial compliance as well such as – no helmet, employees without a harness, and so on.  

Manual Inspection is bound to limitations. It is a lot more labor-intensive as well as time-consuming as compared to automatic defect detection. Trident Information Systems offers a robust Vision Intelligence System reinforcing manufacturers with automatic technology detecting defects more precisely while demanding least or no human interaction. Thus, filling the labor shortage without burdening existing employees. Contact us for further information or a demo.  

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10 Common Google Analytics Mistakes

10 Common Google Analytics Mistakes

Any marketer worth their salt knows how critical it is to measure the right performance metrics and to be able to trust that data implicitly. Nowhere is this more true than in digital marketing, where the expectation is for (nearly) flawless measurement across users, sites, campaigns, and devices.

In doing dozens of web analytics audits over the past year alone, Portent’s analytics team continues to see a lot of the same simple yet harmful mistakes again and again. Many of these issues are incredibly easy to fix. In some cases they literally involve nothing more than checking off a well-hidden box in the admin section of your platform.

Hopefully this post saves you the trouble of repeating these mistakes, or at very least helps you spot and fix these common problems in your own analytics before they come back to bite.

1. Missing Tracking Code

One of the most common problems we see with websites that have existed for any length of time is not having full analytics code coverage across the site.

This might seem like a trivial detail, but it can result in under-reporting your hard-earned traffic, blind spots in what your prospective customers are looking at before they purchase (or bounce), and failure to add great prospects to retargeting pools, to name a few.

To evaluate your site for analytics code coverage you’ve got a few options. At Portent, we use a proprietary site crawler and inventory tool as part of a broader diagnostic. You can also use a paid tool like Screaming Frog to do this site-wide analysis yourself.

Whether you’ve got your agency partner running the analysis or are using a tool: the crawler should return a list of URLs on your domain that don’t have the appropriate code or tag. In most cases, this problem is localized to specific pages that were custom-built for business or design reasons, so the fix is pretty painless.

2. No Tag Manager “Second” Code

Just as having full code coverage on your site is essential, you’ll need to take a look at whether you’re firing the correct code. In this case, we’re talking about code that needs to be deployed in both the head of your pages, as well as the body.

If you’re managing code snippets for analytics and other digital tools through Google Tag Manager (GTM), but aren’t fully comfortable with GTM we see this fairly often for a specific reason.

Pro-Tip: In the past year Google came out with changes to the Google Tag Manager tracking snippet. They’ve added a second piece code that should to be placed right after the opening body tag. The purpose of the new code is to ensure that every element in your data layer is loaded before someone leaves the page.

Bottom line, it’s a very good idea to do a check-up across any site to ensure you’re firing a complete and correct tag manager script.

3. No Analytics Code On Subdomain

For sites that use subdomains which is fairly common, mistakes or oversight in analytics coverage are so common that we’ll typically spend quite a bit of effort to get this right. Every subdomain is part of your brand, and it’s part of your customer’s lifetime interaction with your company.

Picture this: you’re running your blog, a FAQ section, a more robust knowledge base, an app or product, truly anything on a subdomain. Wouldn’t you want to know how your customers, both prospective and current, are consuming every part of your content and using your service? Whether you’re personally responsible for acquisition, minimizing churn, or anything in between, there’s a wealth of information available to every marketer by having a complete picture of how users move through every part of your site and subdomains.

Many times, this oversight in code inclusion on the subdomain is a byproduct of the content of the subdomain living outside of the CMS of the site proper.

But with how easy it is to drop a tag management container in any CMS these days there’s no excuse for silos here, people!

4. IP Address Exclude

Moving past the potentially obvious statements of “track everywhere” and “use the right analytics code”, the admin settings of your analytics are seriously important, and often incorrectly configured for one reason or another.

One of the most common mistakes we see is companies not excluding or segmenting out their own IP addresses. Simply put, you can’t afford to muddle precious customer or prospect data with your staff looking up answers, testing the new marketing campaign, etc.

Pro-Tip: Don’t forget to exclude your IP address, but remember you’ll need to exclude the IP addresses of every partner you work with. Those agency-types can get a little obsessive with visiting and testing pages repeatedly to make sure everything is working correctly.

Bonus Pro-Tip: In addition to your IP-filtered view, it’s best practice to always have a raw, unfiltered view in your analytics running as a backup, in case you get a little overzealous with the filters and need to backtrack.

5. Exclude Robots and Spiders

Staying with your admin settings: another problem we see often is failing to exclude traffic from bots and search engine “spiders” in analytics results. And yes, the picture below really is all you have to do.

While most web spiders do serve a valuable purpose, from an analytics standpoint all that this bot and spider traffic gives you is falsely inflated traffic and falsely deflated conversion stats from a bunch of computer-program-generated sessions. We have yet to see a good reason or excuse to leave these hits in your data.

6. Internal Referral Exclusion List

Another account-level setting where we often see mistakes or oversight is the Internal Referral Exclusion List.

Excluding internal domains (or self-referrals) from your site traffic reports is seriously important if it affects your business and you care about understanding who’s sending you traffic, reporting how much of your traffic mix is legitimately from outside referral clicks, etc.

This also applies to third-party payment sites if you run an e-commerce outfit that goes to a different domain during the checkout process before returning a user to your core site. You would want to exclude that payment system as an internal referral. If you skip this step the payment system will likely be adding new sessions to your Referral Traffic bucket as every buyer “returns” to your site.

Pro Tip: Although Google’s help documentation says you only need to add top-level domains to the referral exclusion list and that subdomains are automatically covered, we’ve found this isn’t consistently true. Adding subdomains just to be safe is a good idea.

7. Letting (Other) Traffic Linger

One slightly more challenging issue we see presents as some amount of traffic in the “(Other)” channel grouping. This is a problem for a few reasons, primarily that it robs you of insight about which of your channels should’ve gotten credit for those clicks, sign-ups, or sales.

The most common reason that traffic gets classified as (Other) is that it came from a campaign or ad with problems in the tracking URL, more specifically the UTMs. Not quite as easy as a button-click in your settings tragically, but still important to diagnose, locate, and fix.

Pro Tip: Most often, traffic makes it to the (Other) bucket because manually-tagged tracking URLs aren’t using the utm_medium parameter correctly. Your medium parameter should always reflect the type of traffic and not the source of traffic (i.e. utm_medium=social, not utm_medium=facebook).

Letting traffic fall to (Other) for failure to test and troubleshoot analytics tagging for ads, posts, shared articles, etc., can lead to attribution problems in that you’ll likely struggle to report the true ROI of your campaigns.

8. Smart Goals

A lot of the businesses that we do analytics audits for have Smart Goals enabled in their goal settings. Whether or not Google’s Smart Goals are a good idea for every business is still up for a bit of debate.

In essence, Smart Goals are designed to use machine learning to track micro-conversions that Google believes will eventually lead to revenue based on observed past behavior from your other visitors.

We absolutely believe in the value of using data to build predictive models that lead to tracking the metrics that ultimately matter. But that’s still no excuse to rely completely on someone else’s model, and forego building some basic, logical goals that correspond to the key events on your site. Instead, it’s better to define your own micro-conversions and set up goals in GA around those: newsletter subscriptions, ebook downloads, contact form submissions, or anything else.

And looking at the positive here, letting the engineers at Google take a crack at building you a predictive model based on past visitor behavior is pretty darn cool and very likely valuable, even if you’re not getting full visibility into the model.

9. Wrong Destination Page

One really good thing to check in an analytics audit is whether your goals are tied to the right events or (in this case) page views on your site. For instance, a mistake we find surprisingly often is that a goal will be tied to a user hitting a particular destination page, like a “thank you” page. No harm in that.

However, if the wrong destination page is specified (say, the form page itself, rather than the “thank you” page), you can go for a pretty long time without realizing there’s an issue if things pass a quick visual inspection. Again, this one just goes in the attention-to-detail bucket, but it’s a good one to double check every so often.

10. Single Goal with Different Goal Funnels

The last common mistake we’ll talk about is setting up a single destination goal with different or multiple funnels. Picture this, let’s say there’s three ways to check out on your e-commerce site:

Guest checkout

Registration checkout

Returning checkout

They all wind up at the same receipt page, but you wanted to see how many people complete each of those three distinct paths. So you configure funnels around each of those pathways, but the result in GA is 3 goals showing the same exact number of conversions. Ack!

Okay, so why didn't this work??

Why doesn’t this work? Because these funnels only apply to a specific report called the Funnel Visualization report in GA. Outside of that granular report, the goal records the exact same amount of hits to the receipt page.

As a workaround, you’ll want to instead build a segment that shows sessions that include hits to guest checkout steps. Then, simply apply that segment (and similar segments around registration and returning checkout steps) to any report in the conversion section to see how many people accomplished your goal under that lens.

For more on this, Google’s got some solid documentation on Funnel Visualization vs. Goal Flow geared toward technical marketers and analytics professionals.

And there you have it! This list of common analytics mistakes is by no means exhaustive. But if you can knock these fixes out yourself or skip the mistakes altogether you’ll be in far better shape to build a complete and confident picture of what’s working in your digital marketing program.

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The Importance of Crack Testing for Industrial Storage Tanks

Industrial storage tanks play a crucial role in a wide range of industries, including oil, chemicals, and food storage. They are responsible for holding large quantities of materials, often under pressure or extreme conditions. Therefore, ensuring the structural integrity of these tanks is vital to prevent accidents, spills, and costly repairs. One of the most effective ways to evaluate the condition of industrial storage tanks is through tank crack testing.

Why Crack Testing is Essential

Over time, storage tanks may develop cracks due to stress, corrosion, or operational wear and tear. Even small cracks can compromise the overall strength of a tank, leading to leaks, contamination, and even catastrophic failures. Regular Silo Crack Testing Inspections help identify these issues early on, allowing for timely maintenance or repairs to avoid major incidents.

Silo or Tank Scan

The process of Silo or Tank Scan involves using advanced technologies, such as ultrasonic or acoustic emission testing, to detect cracks or weaknesses in the tank's structure. These scans provide a comprehensive analysis of the tank's condition, allowing for Tank Crack Detection Services that can pinpoint even the most minute defects. By identifying cracks before they escalate, businesses can take proactive steps to ensure the safety and longevity of their tanks.

Tank Inspection Services and Maintenance

Tank Inspection Services play a significant role in maintaining the safety of industrial storage tanks. Storage Tank Inspection and Maintenance are critical to preventing potential disasters. Regular inspections allow tank owners to assess the tank's overall condition, including the presence of cracks, corrosion, and other types of damage. By adhering to Storage Tank Safety Standards Compliance, companies can mitigate risks associated with tank failures, which can lead to significant financial and environmental consequences.

Preventive Maintenance for Industrial Tanks

By incorporating Preventive Maintenance for Industrial Tanks, companies can extend the lifespan of their tanks and reduce the likelihood of unexpected breakdowns. Routine Tank Damage Evaluation Services and Industrial Tank Safety Inspections help identify issues before they become serious, reducing downtime and ensuring smooth operations.

Global Industrial Storage Tank Testing

The importance of Global Industrial Storage Tank Testing cannot be overstated. Whether your tanks are located locally or internationally, it is essential to partner with a Tank Inspection Company that offers comprehensive services and is equipped with the knowledge and tools to handle industrial tank testing on a global scale. Industrial Tank Risk Management Solutions ensure that storage tanks meet all necessary standards and regulations.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Crack Testing for Industrial Storage Tanks is an essential part of maintaining tank safety and performance. With Certified Storage Tank Inspection Companies offering Industrial Tank Repair and Testing, businesses can ensure their tanks are free from structural issues and comply with safety regulations. By investing in Tank Inspection Services Worldwide, companies can safeguard their assets, minimize risk, and ensure safe and efficient operations.

For professional and reliable Tank Crack Detection Services, Bioscan LTD offers expert Silo Crack Testing Inspections and Industrial Storage Tank Testing Services tailored to your needs.

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Why Every Industry Should Prioritize Tank Crack Testing

Tank crack testing is an essential practice that every industry should prioritize to ensure the safety, efficiency, and longevity of their storage vessels. Whether in the chemical, petroleum, food, or pharmaceutical sector, the integrity of tanks and silos directly impacts operational reliability and environmental safety.

Cracks in tanks can lead to catastrophic failures, resulting in product loss, environmental contamination, and significant financial repercussions. By investing in vessel crack test inspection services, industries can identify potential issues before they escalate into serious problems. Regular tank inspections not only help in maintaining compliance with industry regulations but also contribute to the overall sustainability of operations.

Tank inspection services employ advanced techniques such as ultrasonic testing, magnetic particle inspection, and dye penetrant testing to assess the structural integrity of storage vessels. These methods allow for accurate identification of cracks, leaks, or weaknesses in tank walls, which can then be addressed promptly. Proactive measures taken through tank crack testing can save companies from expensive repairs and downtime, thus protecting their bottom line.

Moreover, tank crack testing enhances safety for employees and the surrounding community. By detecting flaws early, companies can mitigate risks associated with hazardous materials, preventing accidents and ensuring a safe working environment. This commitment to safety can also improve a company’s reputation, fostering trust among customers and stakeholders.

In today’s competitive landscape, it is vital for industries to prioritize preventive maintenance, and tank crack testing is a critical component of this strategy. Regular vessel crack test inspection services not only protect assets but also promote a culture of safety and responsibility.

In conclusion, investing in tank crack testing is a smart decision for any industry looking to safeguard its operations. By embracing tank inspection services, companies can enhance operational efficiency, ensure compliance, and protect their environment and workforce.

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Bioscan Ltd is a trusted tank inspection company offering a wide range of industrial inspection services for tanks, silos, and pressure vessels. Specializing in non-invasive electronic testing technology, Bioscan ensures accurate detection of cracks, weld defects, corrosion, and porosity that may compromise the structural integrity of pressure and non-pressure vessels.

Their inspection methods, including rope access, allow safe and efficient assessments without the need for scaffolding, significantly reducing downtime and enabling a quick return to operation. With a strong focus on safety, efficiency, and compliance, Bioscan’s expert technicians conduct thorough inspections, perform necessary repairs, and carry out follow-up evaluations to ensure continued vessel reliability.

In one notable case, Bioscan successfully detected and repaired a major transverse crack in a 100,000-litre storage tank within just five hours—helping the client avoid contamination and costly delays. This demonstrates the critical role of professional tank inspection services in preventing operational risks and maintaining production standards.

With ISO 9001 and SafeContractor accreditations, Bioscan is committed to the highest quality standards. For industries requiring dependable pressure vessel inspection services and expert tank assessments, Bioscan Ltd delivers reliable, industry-compliant solutions that uphold safety and performance.

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Working in confined spaces presents significant hazards, particularly due to the potential presence of toxic or flammable gases and the limited means of escape in an emergency. As industries increasingly recognize the risks associated with confined space entry—such as oxygen deficiency, hydrogen sulphide buildup, or the presence of volatile organic compounds—specialist gas detection and inspection services are becoming integral to health and safety protocols.

Confined spaces include storage tanks, silos, pressure vessels, utility vaults, and pipelines—any area not designed for continuous occupancy, with restricted entry or exit points. These environments are often encountered in the chemical, pharmaceutical, oil and gas, and water treatment sectors, all of which demand stringent safety controls during maintenance, repair, or inspection activities.

The Importance of Pre-Entry Gas Testing

Before any worker enters a confined space, it is critical to perform a thorough atmospheric analysis. Gas detection systems are used to identify hazardous gases, assess oxygen levels, and detect any flammable or explosive conditions. This ensures the atmosphere is safe for entry and that any potential hazards are addressed immediately.

State-of-the-art portable and fixed gas detection instruments allow for real-time monitoring of conditions both before and during the entry process. This continuous monitoring is essential to respond to unexpected atmospheric changes that may arise due to chemical reactions, equipment leaks, or changes in temperature.

Vessel Crack Test Inspection Services

Inspection of vessels that have held pressurized or hazardous substances is a critical component of confined space safety. Vessel crack test inspection services focus on identifying structural defects—particularly cracks—that could compromise the integrity of a vessel during use. These inspections typically employ non-destructive testing (NDT) methods, including ultrasonic testing, dye penetrant testing, and magnetic particle inspection, to detect both surface and sub-surface faults.

By detecting potential failures before they escalate, these services not only help prevent catastrophic incidents but also ensure compliance with health and safety regulations.

Tanks Inspection & Engineering Services

Comprehensive tanks inspection & engineering services encompass a wide range of safety and integrity checks for both new and existing tanks. These services include corrosion analysis, weld inspections, thickness measurements, and structural assessments.

Engineering services go a step further by analyzing the design and operational loads of tanks to ensure they meet current standards. They also provide maintenance recommendations, retrofitting advice, and support in regulatory documentation. This holistic approach minimizes the likelihood of unplanned outages and ensures that tanks remain safe, reliable, and compliant throughout their lifespan.

Storage Tank Inspection

Storage tank inspection plays a vital role in risk management strategies for facilities storing liquids or gases. Inspections may include internal and external visual inspections, vacuum box testing, and acoustic emissions testing.

Regular inspections help identify early signs of corrosion, deformation, or foundation settlement. As environmental regulations tighten and the risks associated with tank failure grow, proactive inspection programs are crucial. These assessments not only prevent environmental contamination and operational downtime but also protect organizational reputations and regulatory compliance.

Storage Vessel Inspection

Similarly, storage vessel inspection focuses on the integrity and performance of vessels that may contain high-pressure gases or volatile chemicals. These inspections can involve internal entry or remote tools such as robotic crawlers and borescopes to examine the interior without necessitating confined space entry.

By employing advanced technologies, companies can ensure vessels remain fit for service, comply with safety standards, and prevent dangerous leaks or ruptures. With modern digital reporting tools, detailed findings and photographic evidence support better decision-making for repairs or replacements.

Final Thoughts

Confined space operations carry inherent dangers, but these can be significantly mitigated with the right tools, protocols, and expertise. Regular vessel crack test inspection services, tanks inspection & engineering services, storage tank inspection, and storage vessel inspection not only protect workers but also enhance the longevity and efficiency of critical infrastructure.