Perform risk assessment and prioritization
for inspections and maintenance planning
for pressure containing equipment.

Perform process hazards analysis as required by OSHA 29CFR, Chapter XVII 1910.119.

Verify thickness of plant piping, production equipment, pressure vessels, and tanks using Ultra-sonic thickness equipment. Map thickness readings for all items for permanent record and re-testing as your maintenance program requires.

Calculate maximum allowable working pressures of equipment and piping based on the thickness recorded.

Calculate life expectancy of piping and equipment based on archived thickness measurements.

Predict corrosion rates based on archived thickness measurements.

Arrange replacement of piping and equipment reaching critical minimum thickness requirements without a failure of equipment and unexpected plant shutdown.

Prevent or minimize the consequences of catastrophic releases of toxic, reactive, flammable, or explosive chemicals and gases.

Computer generated reports and calculations are furnished for easy comprehension of corrosion rates and status of equipment. Reports may be integrated into the records required per OSHA 1910.119.

Computer and Ultrasonic thickness gauge software can be purchased for compatibility of records retention and archives.