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How to get erosion or corrosion data directly to your desk?

For asset and integrity managers, an up-to-date picture of how infrastructure is coping with the demands placed upon it is crucial. Especially while operating in extreme temperatures and environments. The complete non-intrusive sensor-based Permasense solution can provide continuous corrosion or erosion monitoring directly to the desk.

The wireless sensors form a mesh, thus ensuring multiple wireless communication pathways to a gateway. The gateway relays the data to the server, which hosts the Permasense Data Manager, giving an up-to-date picture of asset integrity at desk. The data can also be readily exported from the database to any customer application.

Permasense wirelessHART sensors can be combined with various range-extension options to retrieve data from practically anywhere. Thus, Permasense data can be retrieved with ease from extremely remote locations such as facility pipelines, onshore production field well pads and unmanned satellite platforms.

Permasense sensors are powered by compact power modules meaning that no cabling is required: this minimizes the cost of installation and enables use in remote areas and on a large scale. The sensors and power modules are certified as intrinsically safe for use in hazardous areas.

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  • Yeah. Digital transformation of corrosion and integrity management. Manual corrosion measurement with weight loss coupons, radiographic, portable ultrasonic thickness, electrical resistance or data logger is too infrequent and too imprecise to tell corrosion rate. Plants are therefore increasingly adopting corrosion transmitters instead. These are available in wireless version and can be either non-intrusive (UT) or use existing positions (ER/LPR/WLC) for inline probes - so therefore very easy to deploy. Depending on the application either UT or ER/LPR will be used for integrity or corrosion management. Learn how other plants are doing it from this essay:
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