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What we offer

Above-ground and under-ground fire water systems (both metallic and non-metallic), while it is a long-known fact that stagnant fire waters in metallic fire water rings can cause a lot of corrosion problems (mainly due to MIC), it is a recently finding that HDPE, Epoxy and many polymers/composites are also vulnerable to biological degradation,
Carrying out a lot of materials selection and estimation of remaining life for carbon steel and stainless-steel tanks containing corrosive contents (2% Sulphuric acid)
Inspection and recommendation coating solutions for tanks containing NaOH (Antimony mines)

Assessment of cathodic protection design and application feasibility
Assessment of corrosion for heat exchangers (shell and tube)
Assessment of corrosion rates for ferrous structures
Preparing holistic corrosion management plan for tanks, pipelines and RO systems
On-site determination of the extent of microbial corrosion and interpretation results to produce recommended practice guidelines

Immediate benefits

From global industries whose activities and the 30+ years of experience of us in various industries the followings can be suggested as the immediate benefits of having a consultant like MICORR with expertise in corrosion management:

By application of a well-designed corrosion management system as applied with both protective coatings and corrosion consulting, it is possible to reduce more than 35% of the cost of corrosion. This cost reduction will be reflected in the following items:

Cost of operation and maintenance: whatever the cost of O&M, based on how poor the corrosion management could be, corrosion contributes 48% to 60% (or sometimes more) of it.
Number of inspections: as an integral part of corrosion management is monitoring and there is a robust link between the number of inspections and precision of monitoring, the number of inspections required could well be reduced to one-third of the present, therefore saving inspection cost and time,
Cost of purchase, a direct impact of poor corrosion management is the cost imposed on the owner for purchasing new materials (materials upgrade). With efficient corrosion management in place, this cost could be reduced by at least 60%