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Inspectioneering teams up with Johns Manville for the webinar, Mechanical Integrity Considerations for Your Insulation System. This webinar provides an overview of insulation systems, industry documents, insulation considerations, and more.

This article reflects the first in a series on damage mechanisms that will appear in this recurring Inspectioneering column entitled “Damage Control.” The inaugural topic discussed in this column is thermal fatigue.

This white paper from the experts at TEAM will walk you through a unique turn-key approach to TPC, which eliminates the need for operators to deal with multiple contractors, ensuring seamless integrity management of critical assets.

The goal of this project is to raise the benchmark on industry knowledge and develop the next generation of SMEs. We believe that equipping MI professionals with greater knowledge and proficiency will make the industry safer and more reliable.

Inspectioneering and Pinnacle co-hosted their 6th bi-annual Meeting of the Minds roundtable discussion earlier this year. This meeting’s focus was on how Covid-19 and the decline in oil prices have affected MI programs across the industry.

Assessment procedures in API 579 are organized by damage mechanism. But what happens when different damage mechanisms are in play since the evaluation criteria may not be compatible?

Rapid Ultrasonic Gridding (RUG) is a nondestructive examination (NDE) method of performing ultrasonic thickness in which multiple ultrasonic thickness probes are utilized.

This article aims to increase the understanding of the many roles & responsibilities within a fixed equipment inspection and mechanical integrity group.

Ideally, all valves should work when needed; but the truth is that valves fail. This article discusses the common failure mechanisms that affect valves as well as what inspectors should look for during an inspection.