We develop Pipeline Integrity Management studies on onshore and offshore pipelines.
Based on inspection data from different technologies (pigging, in-line inspection, ROV), we perform structural integrity analysis to verify pipeline resistance in the presence of anomalies such as corrosion defects, mechanical damage, cracks and free spans, in accordance with the main regulations in force.
We also carry out corrosion studies for the assessment of internal corrosion rates, and develop risk-based inspection and maintenance plans (Risk Based Assessment) for future asset management.
For pipelines that have reached the end of their design life, we perform all assessments necessary for Life Extension.
We provide design and installation services for monitoring systems, with a focus on advanced technologies such as fiber optic systems with FBG sensors for monitoring deformations induced by landslides and similar phenomena.
We offer support for remote data analysis and integrity assessment, with the possibility of integrating field data into stress analysis studies.
For data management and analysis, we rely on a consolidated integrated management system.
As part of the asset lifecycle, we also consider Decommissioning, the phase in which a pipeline or plant is no longer suitable for operation and requires specific safety actions.
We provide engineering services for the correct selection of remediation, demolition or in-situ maintenance procedures, including cost assessments.
We also develop feasibility studies to create new installations integrated into the structure of existing but no longer operational assets, enabling Recommissioning.
This allows operators to recover the residual value of the asset by changing its intended use and giving new life to plants or structures that would otherwise be dismantled.
