Non-destructive Testing Equipment Gaining Prominence in Latin America

Non-destructive testing equipment is a range of tools used to detect irregularities and defects while evaluating the integrity of components and materials without causing damage. These tools are designed to prevent injuries and fatalities by identifying flaws that could compromise the performance and safety of inspected objects. They are applicable to inspect the wear and tear of industrial assets such as lightning prevention systems on wind turbines, oil storage tanks, supporting pylons, and piping. This equipment facilitates the inspection of the smallest voids, cracks, or weld discontinuities, which are not visible to the naked eye. Gamma rays, acoustic impulses, and sound waves are the most common types of non-destructive testing equipment used for detailed material assessments.

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Why is Non-destructive Testing Equipment Essential in Latin America?

According to Allied Market Research, the Latin America non-destructive testing equipment market is projected to reach $268.8 million by 2027. The sector garnered $144.3 million in 2019 and is estimated to exhibit a CAGR of 8.4% from 2020 to 2027. This revenue growth is majorly attributed to the surge in several power generation and oil & gas projects in Latin America, as non-destructive testing equipment finds major application in these two sectors. Mexico, Venezuela, and Brazil are the major oil-producing countries in Latin America. Approximately 75% of the region's total oil production is contributed by these countries, thus; Brazil, Mexico, and Venezuela are the world's 10th, 11th, and 12th biggest oil producers, respectively.

Furthermore, Latin America is the second-highest disaster-prone region across the globe. To evaluate the impact of natural events such as floods, earthquakes, and hurricanes on the integrity of the structures and components in Latin America, four response centers have been established in Argentina, Mexico, Chile, and Peru with the help of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). IAEA uses nuclear non-destructive testing techniques to offer detailed information on the strength of structures such as roads and bridges using various types of radiation without hampering already damaged and weakened structures. Since 2018, an IAEA technical cooperation project has been working to enhance the quality of industrial goods and services while strengthening the assessment of city structures across Latin America and the Caribbean.

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The alarming increase in earthquakes and other natural disasters in the region has significantly emphasized the need for a well-coordinated response system. With the formation of these response centers, the region independently manages the aftereffects of natural disasters. The IAEA technical cooperation project involves nine participants from Brazil, Mexico, Costa Rica, and Argentina who are trained in non-destructive testing techniques such as X-rays and gamma rays to inspect civil engineering structures. Further 24 participants were from Argentina, Venezuela, Costa Rica, Cuba, Chile, Ecuador, Dominican Republic, Peru, Mexico, and Uruguay who were qualified in using non-destructive testing techniques like visual inspection and ultrasonic testing that use soundwaves to identify defects and thickness of materials and components.

Mario Barrera Méndez, quality control coordinator at the Chilean Nuclear Energy Commission and the leader of the response center in Chile stated, "The network established by the IAEA is the cornerstone of the region's new emergency response capability. As one of the four response centers, we intend to share the vast amount of knowledge we have gained in NDT techniques where it's needed in Latin America and the Caribbean."

Non-destructive testing equipment is gaining high traction in Latin America, due to an increase in oil & gas production and power generation. As 75% of the region's oil is produced by Mexico, Venezuela, and Brazil, regular checks and maintenance of pipes, welding, and concrete are mandatory to prevent mishaps. Furthermore, due to the alarming rise in natural disasters, the IAEA technical cooperation project plays a crucial role in inspecting and maintaining city structures across Latin America and the Caribbean.

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