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Left unchecked, dewpoint corrosion can cause significant damage to heat exchanger tubes, tubesheets and structures. When dewpoint corrosion is identified at an early stage, a thermal-lined barrier can stop further damage and lengthen the life of the heat exchanger.
Eddy-current testing can be a useful tool when it is planned for a specific purpose, and the manufacturer, fabricator and owner-operator communicate effectively.
ID eddy-current (EC) inspection is a form of nondestructive testing (NDT) employed to help detect pitting, cracking and other concerns such as erosion and corrosion.
When equipment in the boiler room fails, it can be a plant manager’s worst nightmare. Conducting a maintenance program can help ensure that systems remain in tip-top condition, and heat exchanger maintenance is key.
Industrial processing facilities face an interesting balancing act. On one hand, they face the challenge of ensuring safety, quality, profit, environmental compliance and product reliability.
Heat exchangers are key components for many industries, particularly in chemical and oil and gas plants where they play a vital role in process control.