Column Repairs
The vessel/column has historically suffered from breakdown of the internal lining.
Structural Repair
HIGH TENSILE, HIGH STRENGTH REPAIR SOLUTIONS CONFORM TO INTERNATIONAL INDUSTRY STANDARDS
Why Metalyte Pipeworks?
- ASME PCC2 and BSEN ISO 24817 compliant
- OUR TEAM IS FULLY CCNSG & SITE CERTIFIED
- Urgent response team - Our technicians can be mobilised in hours
- 24 Hour Emergency Number: 0800 121 7777
High Strength Repairs that can be applied to heavily corroded structural sections
Our high tensile, high strength repair solutions conform to international industry standards and can be quickly applied to heavily corroded structural sections that without us would have to be replaced, subjected to weld repair or fish plating.
Our structural repair solutions offer a cost effective repair solution that requires no hot work & can be quickly applied to restore integrity & strength to structural elements that have become weakened by severe corrosion or storm damage.
Our structural repair solutions can be applied to all structural elements including those listed below
- I, C, L, H Sections, Channels, Box Section & Structural Tubulars
- Corroded Wind Wall Supports
- Corroded Helideck Bracings
- Accommodation & Switch Room Roofs
- Laydown Areas
- HVAC ducting
- Vessel Support Legs
- Trunnions & Pipe Supports
- Turbine Enclosures & Air Intakes
- Exhaust Stacks
Metalyte Pipeworks have XX years of expertise in keeping essential pipelines operational
- We provide a fully-engineered solution for the restoration of integrity on live pipelines
- We use our own rigorously tested composite materials
- Our expertise will ensure you meet your design criteria
- Our work is fully compliant to ASME PPC 2 Part 4.1 and ISO 24817
- 20 year design life possible
- Rope Access
- Caisson Repairs
- Repairs to high-pressure hydrocarbon lines
Structural repair case histories
24″ Caisson Repair
Initially the 24” Caisson had suffered a through wall leaking defect at the top location just under the bottom deck
Headache Ball Receiver
Deck plate surface beneath the crane headache ball ‘parking’ box was suffering from corrosion, resulting in localised corrosion and through wall leaks.
