Maximizing turnaround efficiency during plant outages requires a structured inspection protocol for all in-service FRP process vessels and storage tanks.
Engineers perform non-destructive examination techniques including visual inspection, Barcol hardness measurements, and ultrasonic laminate thickness testing to quantify degradation rates.
Detailed condition reports give plant managers actionable recommendations for immediate repairs or scheduled future replacements before restart.
In the context of the CHIPS Act and the construction of new semiconductor fabrication plants in the United States, the reliability and quality of critical aspects like FRP tanks and piping systems are paramount. Inspection services play a pivotal role in ensuring...
This presentation explains the value of both in-service and out-of-service equipment inspections and discusses the different inspection techniques available for each type of inspection. Through-wall leaks aren’t apparent once the equipment is drained for an...
Learn a little more about the faces behind Maverick Applied Science. In this video, Tom Haber, our Quality Assurance Program Manager, explains his role at Maverick and discusses what he has learned throughout his experience working in the FRP industry...