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WebCorr has
NACE certified corrosion specialist providing
corrosion advisory services, corrosion diagnosis, in-house training,
online and distance learning corrosion courses, corrosion consulting,
corrosion failure analysis and corrosion expert witness in litigation and
arbitration cases
related to corrosion, materials, metallurgy, paints & metallic coatings including
thermal spray metallizing, galvanizing, anodizing, chromating, phosphating, electroplating, electroless
plating, mechanical plating, and sheradizing or diffusion coating.
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Extreme
value statistics is a powerful tool in corrosion data analysis and
especially in life prediction of corrodible structures & components. Applying extreme value statistics to
corrosion data analysis, one can achieve more realistic life prediction
and remaining life estimation of plant equipment, facilities and other structures
such as
pipelines, storage tanks, and highway bridges. Specifically, one can
predict the deepest pit, the time to first perforation (leak), the
number of perforations (leaks), and the area of perforations.
At WebCorr, we can analyze the supplied corrosion
data, or conduct on-site survey, inspection and measurement of the
relevant corrosion data and provide you with a technical report that
contains detailed extreme value statistical analysis of your corrosion
data, and the remaining life determined from the extreme value
statistics. |
For example:
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" I have a 10-year old fuel pipe (API schedule 40, thickness: 8.1
mm; dia.: 200 mm) that is experiencing severe pitting corrosion
recently. There have been no leaks so far but I am concerned with the
probability of leaks in the near future. How can I determine the
remaining life of the fuel pipe?"
Specifically for this case, we can predict the maximum pit depth,
the remaining life, the time to first
perforation, the number of perforations, the
area of perforations for a given time into the future (pit depth
prediction graph above). |