On Potential Survey

A pipeline may be inspected to see if and how much corrosion is occurring using the close interval survey (CIS) technique. When the cathodic protection system’s regular functioning cannot be stopped, prospective surveys are conducted. This is the situation when a cathodic protection system’s current sources (anodes) are directly linked to the pipeline.

Instant-off or on-off interrupted potential surveys may be performed to detect whether corrosion is occurring and to what extent when the cathodic protection system’s current source can be cut off.

Technical staff from Consultech who are qualified to undertake possible field surveys for pipelines carrying water, gas, and oil. After that, NACE-certified specialists examine the data.

• Experience with various kinds of cathodic protection systems spanning over 58 years.
• Cathodic protection system testing, installation, and upkeep experience for all kinds of structures globally.
• NACE corrosion engineers and professionals with high levels of training.
• team members with prior client-side CP project expertise.
• having experience leading corrosion divisions of big utilities and pipeline industries and multimillion-dollar CP projects.
• Compared to certain regularly used CP systems, Consultech’s several unique cathodic protection technologies are more affordable and have longer lifetimes.

Your corrosion issues are CONSULTECH’s primary concern. In addition to project management and comprehensive turnkey solutions, we are prepared to help with your requirements for corrosion engineering and field service, including design, production, installation, commissioning, and continuing maintenance. Additionally, we provide a huge selection of unique corrosion protection materials.

Contact our team of corrosion specialists for additional information, to ask a question, or to request a price. Within 24 hours, we’ll give you a call or reply to your email. Call +919824077820 for assistance and email consultech­_cp@yahoo.com right away.