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FlangeVision is a software project initiated by My Engineering Ltd. My Engineering was founded as an consulting company focused on online leak repair, and through years of that work we've had the opportunity to study leakage events across a wide range of facilities, equipment types, and operating conditions. Along the way, we learned firsthand how troublesome flanged connections can be.

Flange integrity plays a critical role in the safe, reliable, and compliant operation of industrial facilities. When flanges leak, the consequences can include lost production, unplanned outages, environmental emissions, and costly repairs. Despite best efforts, flange leaks remain a persistent challenge across industry.

We've come to understand that a successful flanged connection — one that doesn't leak — ultimately comes down to a single variable: proper gasket stress. If the gasket is seated and maintained at the right stress, the joint seals. If it isn't, it leaks.

What makes flanges challenging is that many factors influence whether that gasket stress is actually achieved and sustained. Flanges must be properly specified, machined, and flat; mating flange pairs must be compatible; the correct gasket materials must be selected; and bolts must be tightened correctly and evenly. Even when procedures are followed, variability in execution and field conditions can still affect the result. Each of these factors feeds back into the same outcome — whether the gasket sees the stress it needs to seal. There is no single step that guarantees a leak-free joint, but reducing uncertainty at each one improves the odds that proper gasket stress is achieved and maintained over the long term.

Over the years, many clients asked us a similar question: Is there a better, more practical way to inspect flange faces in the field? At the time, truly mobile and comprehensive inspection simply wasn't practical at scale. The tools weren't ready.

That has changed.

Recent advances in 3D scanning hardware have made it possible to rapidly capture full flange geometry with high accuracy in real-world plant environments. When paired with purpose-built analysis software aligned with ASME PCC-1, these tools provide a clear and repeatable way to evaluate flange flatness, geometry, and condition.

FlangeVision was developed to apply these capabilities in a practical, standardized way. The intent was not to suggest that inspection alone prevents leaks, but to reduce one of the many factors that influence whether proper gasket stress is achieved — by making flange condition easier to understand, document, and act on.

Our mission with FlangeVision is to scan every flange in the world — and beyond. While ambitious, the idea reflects our belief that better inspection should not be limited by flange size, equipment type, or accessibility. From small piping flanges to large exchangers and vessel flanges, the goal is consistency, clarity, and practicality.