“Rising Preference for Non-Intrusive Corrosion Monitoring Techniques”
- Non-intrusive techniques, such as ultrasonic thickness measurement and remote monitoring, are gaining popularity due to their ability to provide real-time data without disrupting operations
- These methods, including electrical resistance probes and electromagnetic monitoring, ensure minimal downtime, making them ideal for critical industries such as oil and gas, chemicals, and power generation
- In harsh environments, such as offshore oil platforms in the North Sea, non-intrusive techniques are favored for their ability to monitor corrosion without invasive procedures
- Major industrial players seek non-intrusive solutions for enhanced safety and operational efficiency
- For instance, Emerson Electric Co. offers advanced ultrasonic corrosion sensors as part of its erosion and corrosion monitoring portfolio for real-time asset integrity management
- Service providers are increasingly integrating non-intrusive monitoring systems with IoT and AI technologies to offer predictive maintenance packages
