Hard spots in gas pipelines can lead to significant integrity threats. Detecting hard spots and characterizing those that might pose the most immediate concern is critical. The harder the hard …
From paradigm-shifting research to our new VR experience, ENTEGRA is excited to be back at PPIM Everything you’ll want to know about ENTEGRA and our 2022 efforts are slated to …
Operators tell us that small deep metal loss within larger areas of corrosion – “pits-in-pits”– are their biggest integrity concern. Our job goes beyond discovering and identifying these types of …
We wanted to extend our thanks to all who joined us at the NACE Central Area Conference in Kansas City. We hope you enjoyed ENTEGRA CPCM Product Line Manager Dennis …
ENTEGRA® has announced the latest winner of its company-wide Quality, Health, Safety and Education (QHSE) Award. Superintendent Alex Walker took home the honors, along with a new Ninja Foodi air …
Determining whether metal loss is located on the carrier pipe or the casing can greatly impact your pipeline integrity management and the cost of rehabilitation. Since they’re typically made of …
Metal loss that aligns with a pipe’s long seam is an imminent integrity threat. The ability to locate and identify the seam – regardless of seam type – and then …
It can be difficult for traditional MFL techniques to differentiate between numerous puddle welds and actual metal loss in reconditioned pipe. Other MFL systems are known to generate an unacceptable number of false calls. The edge effects of …
Yes, our number one job is the detection, identification and sizing of a range complex, metal loss and metal gain anomalies. Beyond that, however? When you combine ENTEGRA’s innovative, Ultra-High-Resolution MFL/CAL/IMU system and the exclusive CPCM platform with the know-how and experience of expert ILI data analysts, operators are also afforded a …
There are many complexities involved in identifying metal loss in seamless (SMLS) pipe. Even with advanced MFL technologies. Seamless patterns identified through MFL techniques can range from virtually undetectable to identical and frequently repeating to seemingly …
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