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Corrosion & Erosion
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Corrosion & Erosion
•   Turbine blade erosion can lead to decreased per-
formance and blade failure
•   Pitting may occur before vibration analysis can 
detect a problem
•   RVI can rapidly assess blade condition and equip-
ment can be scheduled for more detailed preven-
tative maintenance
•   See page 7 - 8 for general description
•   Sand erosion can occur at change in direction/
diameter in offshore production risers due to solids 
ingestion, typified by a smooth surface with a sand 
dune pattern
•   Riser locations where sand erosion may occur are 
difficult to access and inspect with conventional 
ultrasonic and X-ray testing
•   Permanently-installed sensors can be applied to
  suspect areas for accurate monitoring without the
  need for repeated mobilization of inspection per-
sonnel
•   See pages 15 - 18 for general description
•   HF unit flange integrity must be assessed per API 751
•   Manual flange opening and inspection nearly as 
costly as outright replacement
•   UT-PA imaging can significantly enhance detection 
and sizing of flange face corrosion damage for 
  replacement prioritization for turnaround
•   Proven to be accurate and cost effective over 
  conventional inspection methodologies
•   See pages 9 - 10 for general description
•   Insulation and fireproofing can accumulate 
  moisture and cause accelerated corrosion
•   Breaches of weather jacketing increases with age 
and mechanical damage
•   Extensive stripping and abatement needed for 
visual testing and ultrasonic testing
•   Digital X-ray can give general condition a specific 
thickness in recordable format for prioritization of 
  additional inspection/remediation can be scheduled.
•   See pages 11 - 12 for general description
•   Heat exchanger tube problems can cause unit 
  outages and environmental impact
•   Damage can occur suddenly (titanium tube 
  support plate wear after 2 weeks of above design 
flow conditions) or longer term
•   RVI can provide internal condition. Leak testing 
does not provide volumetric assessement
•   ET is preferred method of tube inspection for non-
ferrous alloys
•   See page 13 for general description
•   Hydrogen damage can be caused by condenser in 
leakage and failures can lead to unit outages
•   External UT/EMAT scanning can be used to identify 
suspected areas of wall loss
•   RVI can rapidly confirm external inspections for 
exact location and severity of boiler tubes for ID 
damage
•   See pages 7 - 8 for general description
Corrosion Under Insulation/Fireproofing
 
Radiographic Testing (RT)
Heat Exchanger Damage
   
 
Eddy Current Testing (ET)
Boiler Tube Hydrogen Damage
 
 
 
Remote Visual Inspection (RVI)
Turbine Blade Erosion
 
 
 
Remote Visual Inspection (RVI)
Offshore Riser Sand Erosion via Installed 
Sensors
 
 
Ultrasonic Testing (UT)
HF Unit Flange Face Corrosion
 
 
Ultrasonic Phased Array (UT-PA)
Industrial environments will promote significant corrosion 
of carbon steel piping components
Heat exchanger tubing can suffer specific damage that 
can be precisely qualified by ET
Localized corrosion damage in carbon steel can be con-
firmed using visual methods
Catalyst and solid can cause severe damage to rotating 
and stationary blades
Solid particles can generate rapid wall loss under proper 
conditions in offshore risers
HF scale and corrosion can significantly compromise 
flange integrity