SERVICES
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Cathodic Protection Idaho
designs, engineers and installs cathodic protection systems of all
kinds for most all applications.
Our services include any kind of
cathodic protection surveys for evaluating the status and performance
of your corrosion control systems. Our inspection procedures are all
based in applicable national and state standards to ensure
comprehensive and accurate diagnostics along with detailed
recommendations to improve efficiency of the cathodic protection
systems under evaluation. Among the services we offer are: by-monthly
inspection and maintenance of rectifiers, annual surveys, anode
groundbeds evaluation and replacement, test stations repair/replace,
critical bond boxes inspection and monitoring of any kind CP component.
Our employees are well versed in
the regulatory codes affecting the natural gas and liquid pipeline
industry, i.e., Department of Transportation (DOT) and federal Title
49 CFR Parts 191, 192, 195 and 199. We provide a wide range of
engineering services to the pipeline industry including many areas of
consulting expertise and project management. The following will
outline the variety of services
FULL
COMPLIANCE WITH FEDERAL AND STATE STATUTES...
Most types of
underground gas pipelines are subject to strict federal and state law
requirements. These include inspection, survey, documentation,
reporting, and other requirements. These laws and regulations can be
very confusing, especially to a small property manager like mobile
home park, apartment, RV park, or complex owners. We provide
education and training on all of the federal and state requirements
to insure you have no issues with state and federal regulatory
inspectors. We also provide all required compliance documents
required by law such as:
We evaluate, author, and train
hundreds of small property owners to insure full compliance with
state and federal regulators. We also interface with the state
inspectors when compliance issues are identified and assist our
clients in navigating the confusing regulatory environment.
SURVEY ACTIVITIES
Over the past 40 years, Cathodic
Protection Idaho has provided and conducted all phases of gas leak
surveys throughout the U.S. No job is too big or too small. We have
provided surveys to large companies that operate multi-state gas
transmission lines to small owner operators of mobile home parks. The
following are some of the types of surveys we have conducted.
PIPELINE
AND GAS DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM INSPECTIONS
Small
property owners like mobile home park, apartment, RV park, or complex
owners across the West rely on Cathodic
Protection Idaho
to provide quality third-party inspection services, ensuring their
assets are built and maintained to specs, fully compliant with
federal and state laws, and operated reliably and safely. As a
leading provider of third party inspection services, Cathodic
Protection Idaho
has earned a reputation for excellence and integrity. We provide
inspections in various fields including:
GALVANIC
& IMPRESSED CURRENT CATHODIC PROTECTION SYSTEMS
Steel rusts
and deteriorates when exposed to the elements. Rusting is an
electrochemical process that affects most underground or underwater
metallic structures, including oil and gas pipelines. To protect the
environment and address the high costs of repair/replacement,
its important to control corrosion. The most effective method
to prevent corrosion is called cathodic protection, which has been
used since the early 1800's. Cathodic
Protection Idaho
has been providing quality cathodic protection services for more than
30 years.
Cathodic
protection (CP) is a technology used to control the corrosion of a
metallic structure by making it work as the cathode in an
electrochemical cell. The two primary types of cathodic protection are:
A galvanic
(sometimes referred to as passive or sacrificial) system uses active
metals (aluminum, zinc, or magnesium) to generate the protective
current. It is best used on well-coated structures of a limited size.
A common example would be the anodes on a boat hull.
Applications
for cathodic protection include:
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