What happens when a riser is damaged and conventional in-line inspection simply is not an option?
The answer: innovate a tool that can deliver the data.
At the upcoming API Inspection & Mechanical Integrity Summit, Garrett Boychuk will present a case study on inspecting a mechanically damaged, high-temperature subsea water injection pipeline under a unique combination of constraints:
• Severely restricted launcher
• Operating temperatures approaching 80°C
• Tight production schedule
• Accurate sizing of circumferential weld cracks
The presentation reviews how Dexon Technology engineered an ultrasonic crack inspection system that overcame these competing constraints—and delivered the data the operator needed to return to full operation.
Dexon will discuss the tool design, the validation program used, and lessons learned from field deployment.
For engineers interested in crack detection, subsea integrity, and designing inspection systems for assets that challenge conventional ILI, we look forward to seeing you there.

Dexon Technology