Inspection & Assessment
Identify corrosion mechanisms and assess asset condition through targeted inspection, testing and technical analysis.
What is Corrosion Inspection & Assessment?
Understanding corrosion, its causes and its impact
Corrosion risks and operating conditions can change throughout the service life of an asset. Changes in use, environment, process conditions or maintenance may lead to degradation that was not anticipated during the original design.
MME Group combines corrosion expertise with inspection, material testing and damage investigation capabilities. Our multidisciplinary specialists help identify corrosion mechanisms, assess their impact and provide practical recommendations for maintenance, repair and corrosion prevention.
Benefits
- Clear insight into corrosion mechanisms through targeted inspection and technical assessment
- Integrated inspection and material expertise coordinated through one point of contact
- Practical recommendations for maintenance, repair and corrosion prevention
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INSPECTION & ASSESSMENT
Our inspection & assessment services
MME Group provides inspection and assessment services throughout the operational life of your asset:
- Condition monitoring
- Corrosion inspections
- Material testing and analysis
- Damage and failure investigations
- Corrosion mechanism assessment
- Assessment of material degradation
- Review of existing corrosion protection measures
- Remedial action advice
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
Typical applications of Inspection & Assessment
Corrosion Inspection & Assessment is particularly valuable when asset condition, material degradation or the cause of corrosion requires further investigation.
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MULTIDISCIPLINARY EXPERTISE
Combining specialist knowledge for effective corrosion control
MME Group has an in-house team of experts in electrical engineering, naval architecture, metallurgy and chemistry, enabling a multidisciplinary approach to corrosion challenges. This combined expertise supports comprehensive assessments and effective solutions.
Our specialists work closely across departments, while one dedicated point of contact coordinates all required expertise. This enables efficient communication and a quick, coordinated response.
SPECIALIZED CORROSION SERVICES
Additional expertise for complex corrosion challenges
MME Group investigates specific and complex corrosion mechanisms, including galvanic corrosion, stray current corrosion and Microbiologically Induced Corrosion (MIC), also known as Accelerated Low Water Corrosion (ALWC), MME utilizes a network of experts.
Inspection findings can be combined with material testing and laboratory analysis to identify probable corrosion mechanisms and determine suitable remedial or preventive measures.
OUR APPROACH
From design review to practical recommendations
Our specialists follow a structured approach to identify corrosion risks and provide practical recommendations for materials, design and corrosion prevention.
- Review
Review of drawings, specifications, material information and operating conditions. - Risk identification
Identification of potential corrosion mechanisms and corrosion-sensitive design details. - Assessment
Assessment of materials, material combinations, design choices and environmental influences. - Recommendations
Clear recommendations for improving the design, material selection and corrosion prevention strategy.
Cases
Proven in practice
Discover how we support clients across industries with inspection, testing and corrosion expertise. Our cases highlight practical solutions and measurable impact in complex environments.
Making sure heavy lifting gear meets the highest standards
Making sure heavy lifting gear meets the highest standards
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