MECHANICAL INTEGRITY

What is Mechanical Integrity?

Mechanical integrity is the ability of an equipment or system to perform its intended function correctly and safely throughout its life cycle, without the risk of failure or loss of containment capacity.

Every industrial plant must guarantee the mechanical integrity of its critical process equipment, ensuring that it is properly designed, manufactured, installed, operated, and maintained to prevent failures or loss of containment that pose a risk to people, facilities, and the environment.

Critical process equipment in an industrial plant includes pressure vessels, heat exchangers, storage tanks, piping systems, and their associated systems.

Why is mechanical integrity important?

Industrial plants must develop and implement their respective Mechanical Integrity programs, which include risk analysis, inspections, testing, and maintenance, to reduce risk and increase operational performance and reliability.

What can we offer you?

• Equipment and process reliability analysis.
• RBI analysis for equipment in the Oil & Gas industry (API-580/API RP-581).
• In-service pressure vessel inspection (API-510/API RP-572).
• In-service piping system inspection (API-570/API RP-574).
• Storage tank inspection (API-653/API RP-575).
• Fitness for Service analysis (API-579-1/ASME FFS-1; API RP-571).
• Finite element stress, thermal, and dynamic analysis.
• Thermal welding analysis.
• External load analysis on nozzles based on WRC-537.
• Root Cause Analysis (RCA).
• Failure Analysis.

How can you contract our services?

Simply send us your information and a message below with your requirements. We will contact you within the next few hours to analyze your case and see if we can help you.