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Borescope inspection of a CFM56 engine (Boeing 737)

Compressor and turbine of a CFM56 engine assessed by remote visual inspection, with 3D measurement to size the indications.

Equipment inspected
CFM56 turbofan engine of a Boeing 737
Client
Confidential
3D measurement on screen: total length 24.11 mm
Key reading24.11 mmTotal length of an indication, measured in 3D on screen

The probe's path

Assess the internal condition of the engine's compressor and turbine, and document the indications found with measurements, without major teardown.

Mitcorp videoscope on its stand beside a CFM56 engine with the cowling open
Set-up

With the engine cowling open, the videoscope was mounted on its stand beside the engine.

Mitcorp videoscope on its stand beside a CFM56 engine with the cowling open

Indication on an internal component, seen on the videoscope screen
Inside

The probe worked through the internal components of the compressor and turbine via the engine's access ports.

Indication on an internal component, seen on the videoscope screen

3D measurement on screen: total length 24.11 mm
3D measurement

The Mitcorp videoscope's 3D measurement was used to size indications on screen, for example a total length of 24.11 mm.

3D measurement on screen: total length 24.11 mm

24.11 mm

Total length of an indication, measured in 3D on screen

Result

High-quality visual information from the internal areas, with indications documented and sized, for a more efficient assessment of the engine's condition.

Related service: Aircraft turbines

Technical notes

Can a CFM56 engine be inspected without teardown?

Yes. On this job the compressor and turbine were assessed with a videoscope inserted through the engine's access ports, without major teardown.

What is 3D measurement used for in a borescope inspection?

It sizes the indications found on screen and documents them with their measurement. On this job, for example, a total length of 24.11 mm was measured.

Which videoscope was used?

A Mitcorp videoscope with 3D measurement, the Mitcorp X3000 HD, which KVSG sells and rents in Lima.

Does KVSG inspect aircraft engines in Peru?

Yes. We do borescope inspection of aircraft turbines in the hangar and in the workshop, with photo and video records of every finding.

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