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Microbiological Induced Corrosion

AMCO’s engineers, consultants, and technical experts collaborate to offer microbiologically influenced corrosion (MIC) testing/analysis of oil & gas, processing, petrochemicals, power, residential, commercial, and fire protection water systems.   

By offering testing and analysis experts under one roof, AMCO’s services are low cost with quick turnaround times. Our areas of expertise include:

MIC Testing and Analysis

Complete microbiologically influenced corrosion  (MIC) assessment.

  • Water chemistry analysis to determine the “aggressiveness” of a system’s materials
  • MIC bacteria characterization and semi-quantitative analysis
  • Deposit / slime characterization


Metallurgical Evaluation of Pipes/Pipeline

  • Identify all forms of corrosion and/or mechanical degradation
  • Analysis of pinhole leak sites and tubercles
  • Field examinations
  • Destructive and non-destructive testing


Comprehensive Metallurgical Laboratory Analysis

  • Quality of materials
  • Quality of construction
  • Remaining pipe wall thickness evaluation
  • Piping system design and manufacturing quality assessment

 

Samples are collected in one of two manners.  AMCO Integrity Pty Ltd can collect the samples, on-site.  Alternately, AMCO Integrity Pty Ltd can send sample collection kits, including sterile bottles, for the customer to collect and overnight to AMCO Integrity Pty Ltd.

Our analysis report is very short depending on the no of tests required. At the completion of the analysis, a peer-reviewed analytical report is produced, including recommendations for corrective action, as appropriate.

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