The performance of a solution is measured over time. We assess in-service assets to identify the best intervention option, whether repair, partial replacement, or renewal, extending their service life and ensuring operational continuity.
The decision does not depend on visible damage alone. We consider the service conditions, the condition of the asset, and its operating history to select the most efficient and safe intervention.
Each project is planned according to the equipment's characteristics, the available access, and the operation's requirements.
Frequent technical questions
Answers on how an in-service case is assessed.
Can the equipment be inspected while it operates?
The initial review can use background information and accessible surfaces, but any internal inspection or intervention requires defining isolation, access, and safe conditions for the specific asset.
Do you repair equipment fabricated by another manufacturer?
Each case is assessed individually. Materials, construction, service, history, and access are required before defining a scope.
How does repair compare with replacing a section?
The comparison considers the extent, location, and cause of the damage, the condition of the surrounding material, interfaces, the window, the recurrence of the failure, and the cost of intervening.
What is best to send first?
Photographs with scale, service conditions, history, access, and window. These inputs allow the next evaluation step to be defined.
Maintenance record
Visual record of technical field work and equipment inspection.
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Work on an industrial duct in the field.
Work on an industrial duct in the field.Enlarge imageClose image
Industrial installation located in a mining environment.
Industrial installation located in a mining environment.Enlarge imageClose image
Interior inspection of FRP equipment.
Interior inspection of FRP equipment.Enlarge imageClose image
Do you have an in-service asset with a failure or damage to assess?
Send photographs, operating conditions, history, and the available window. Indicate whether the equipment is still operating and what consequence the damage is causing.
