1. What is the overall structure of the report?
The inspection report contains: defect summaries organized in chapters by part and component (each component tallies defect types and counts); a detailed list of each defect with corresponding overall and close-up images; and precise positioning images of defects on the 3D model.
2. What advantage does the report have over traditional methods?
Compared with traditional reports that only give directional descriptions (e.g. “at so many meters of a component”), the system precisely restores defect positions onto the 3D model, letting maintenance and management personnel intuitively view defect distribution and formulate maintenance plans. Report content and ordering can be customized per customer rules.
3. Composition of report content
| Content | Description |
|---|---|
| Chapters by component | Organized by part and component |
| Defect list | Type + count + details |
| Image evidence | Overall + close-up images |
| 3D positioning | Precise restoration of defect positions |
4. Applicable conditions and scenarios
- Reports requiring intuitive defect positioning and image evidence
- Owners and inspection organizations archiving by component dimension
- Report content customizable per management needs
5. Notes
Report images and 3D positioning depend on modeling and collection quality; professional processes are recommended to ensure end-to-end data quality.