Ageing plant, greater fluid corrosiveness, tightening health and safety requirements, and the environmental costs of a leakage are all challenges our customers are facing.
Direct, accurate, and sufficiently frequent measurement of pipework thickness to accurately identify trends is rarely feasible with manual inspection methods. Coupled with this are the challenges involved with manual inspection, such as accessibility and avoidance of safety risks to personnel.
Continuous corrosion monitoring provides asset and integrity managers with an up-to-date picture of how infrastructure is coping with the ever-changing demands placed upon it.
The reliable, accurate wall thickness data delivered by the monitoring system informs decision making about the timing of maintenance and replacement. It also informs optimization of corrosion prevention and mitigation strategies, and furthers understanding of the impact of feedstock and process decisions.
