Advanced corrosion assessment — uniform metal loss, pitting, stress-corrosion cracking and coating degradation — identifying active mechanisms and their drivers so mitigation targets the real problem.
Material qualification and compatibility for aggressive media, including sweet-to-sour conversion studies — confirming that existing pipelines and equipment can accept the new service or defining what must change.
Corrosion-rate and remaining-life calculation with defensible re-inspection intervals — converting inspection data into repair, replacement or monitor decisions.
Crack and stress-corrosion-cracking management for pipelines and structures — critical crack curve development, Level 2 and Level 3 crack assessments including FEA of interacting cracks, crack ILI review, and hydrotest strategy — giving operators a defensible program for the threat that tolerates the least guesswork.
Cathodic-protection engineering for buried pipelines and structures — impressed-current and galvanic system design and review, CP effectiveness evaluation from potential-survey and coupon data, and coating–CP interaction assessment. We address stray-current and AC interference and align corrosion-control programs with CSA Z662 requirements.
