Crude oil export equipment, including subsea export pipelines, single point mooring systems, floating and submarine hoses, loading arms, storage tanks, and associated topside facilities, operates in one of the most aggressive corrosion environments encountered in the petroleum industry. The simultaneous action of chlor...
This study developed a risk-based integrity management strategy for aging marine pipelines, emphasizing corrosion degradation, structural reliability, failure risk, and life extension of the Uyeghe–Stubb Creek buried oil pipeline system in Rivers State, Nigeria. The study used a case-study approach, drawing on historic...
Residential buildings located in marine environments are exposed to aggressive conditions that accelerate the corrosion of steel reinforcement, representing one of the main causes of premature deterioration and increased maintenance costs throughout the service life of buildings. Despite this, structural reinforcement...
Prolonged exposure to aggressive atmospheric conditions promotes corrosion of concrete and reinforcement, reducing the performance of reinforced concrete transportation structures and necessitating assessment, repair, reconstruction, and strengthening to ensure reliability and extend safe service life. Acidic gases and...
The development of upstream oil and gas production facilities in Uganda requires a robust asset integrity management approach capable of supporting safe, reliable, and cost-effective operation throughout the facility life cycle. As production facilities transition from construction and commissioning into operation, p...
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