Dear team members,
Good morning to all, During our on-stream inspection at jetty facilities area, we noticed most of the area in between pipe to pipe support were corroded(crevice corrosion) with sign of metal loss. Some of these piping especially small bore had been lifted, descaled by using hand tool and measured the actual thickness by using pit gauge. But the problem is, how about the big bore piping. Is it any NDT method that we can employ to measure the actual thickness of corroded area without lifting the particular piping. Appreciate if team members can also give the best preventive action. Looking forward for the response. Thank you
Regards
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