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Crevice corrosion on pipe at support location 1

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Severe crevice corrosion?
When was the last inspection before the current?
Can you send us a picture?

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r6155
 
What material is the pipe? Same for support material? Has the pipe ben coated and with what coating?
 
Are these pipes installed outdoors?

Regards
r6155
 
Moisture on the piping seems to be a problem.
 
Bigger than a breadbox?

The problem with sloppy work is that the supply FAR EXCEEDS the demand
 
My first reaction is that this is not crevice corrosion. But if it looks like a crevice and corrodes like a crevice, we can call this crevice corrosion.
The is carbon steel exposed to the environment, so isolation is the first strategy. Something more robust than painting over the strap is needed; ingress of moisture was inevitable, as evidenced by your pictures.
I suggest you talk to pipe coating experts for a coating appropriate for your local climate.

"Everyone is entitled to their own opinions, but they are not entitled to their own facts."
 
It may be that these two parts were painted after being fitted.

Regards
 
Connect a voltage meter between the pipe and supporting structure.

Any significant voltage ?

Stray electrical currents in a plant can augment and accelerate corrosion at selected locations

MJCronin
Sr. Process Engineer
 
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