The story of Acoustic Monitoring International began in 1982, when Babcock and Wilcox developed sensors for leak detection for high-pressure boilers. After successful yet costly attempts at re-applying existing technologies to steam boiler leak detection, B&W contracted with Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection Technologies to design a special system to their particular specifications. HSBIT’s Micheal R. Shaw was given the task of designing the system—the ALL™ Acoustic Leak Locator.
After the initial installation of the ALL™ system at Alabama Power’s Gaston Station in 1991, B&W purchased HSBIT, and created TotalSCOPE Products and Services for boiler operating efficiency. Mike Shaw moved to Babcock & Wilcox at this time to continue his work with the ALL™ system.
In 1997, B&W sold the assets of the ALL™ System to Micheal R. Shaw, and Acoustic Monitoring International, Inc. was born.
AMI immediately began servicing units all over the world that were under B&W’s warranty, and continues to provide parts for all existing systems.
Since its inception, Acoustic Monitoring International has established over 35 new installations of the ALL™ system. With over 2,000 sensors in service in over 10 different countries, AMI’s ALL™ system has been thoroughly field-tested and is extremely reliable. AMI is constantly improving the system; the Acoustic Leak Locator is in its fourth generation.
About AMI
About AMI
The story of Acoustic Monitoring International began in 1982, when Babcock and Wilcox developed sensors for leak detection for high-pressure boilers. After successful yet costly attempts at re-applying existing technologies to steam boiler leak detection, B&W contracted with Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection Technologies to design a special system to their particular specifications. HSBIT’s Micheal R. Shaw was given the task of designing the system—the ALL™ Acoustic Leak Locator.
After the initial installation of the ALL™ system at Alabama Power’s Gaston Station in 1991, B&W purchased HSBIT, and created TotalSCOPE Products and Services for boiler operating efficiency. Mike Shaw moved to Babcock & Wilcox at this time to continue his work with the ALL™ system.
In 1997, B&W sold the assets of the ALL™ System to Micheal R. Shaw, and Acoustic Monitoring International, Inc. was born.
AMI immediately began servicing units all over the world that were under B&W’s warranty, and continues to provide parts for all existing systems.
Since its inception, Acoustic Monitoring International has established over 35 new installations of the ALL™ system. With over 2,000 sensors in service in over 10 different countries, AMI’s ALL™ system has been thoroughly field-tested and is extremely reliable. AMI is constantly improving the system; the Acoustic Leak Locator is in its fourth generation.
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