Corrosion Testing

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Weld testing is a process used to evaluate the strength and quality of a weld. There are a variety of weld tests that can be performed, but the most common is the tension test. This test is used to determine the amount of force required to break a weld.

A welding certificate is a document that certifies that a welder has completed a welding course and has the necessary skills to safely weld.

As a rule of thumb, pressure vessels should be inspected every five years. However, certain pressure vessels will have specific inspection requirements supplied by the manufacturers. Therefore, the frequency of pressure vessel inspections should conform to the manufacturers' requirements. Also, a pressure vessel should be inspected immediately after it’s been installed and before it’s put into service. Not sure how often you should be scheduling pressure vessel testing? Contact our team today and we can make recommendations or schedule a pressure vessel test.

Yes, in most cases, pressure vessel testing is a legal requirement.

Simply put, pressure vessels contain gases or liquids that are stored at a pressure that’s above the outside atmospheric pressure. Storage tanks store gas or liquid at the same pressure as the outside atmospheric pressure.

Concrete testing is important because by performing these tests, we are measuring factors like strength, consistency, weight, air content, and temperature. However, by performing concrete testing consistently, we will detect changes in the concrete that could affect its long-term performance. Contact us today to learn more about concrete testing.

Core tests are performed to assess whether the concrete in a new structure complies with strength-based acceptance criteria. It is also used in existing structures for the evaluation of structural capacity.

Corrosion testing is used in the automotive, aerospace, materials and the construction industry.

Corrosion testing is an umbrella term that refers to the processes conducted by laboratories that is designed to help prevent or reduce the issues related to corrosion. Corrosion testing is part of failure analysis that is applied to infrastructure products and industrial materials.

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