A corrosion probe is a type of electrochemical response monitoring device that is used to record live corrosion rate data in a given chemical environment. The probes are usually placed in direct contact with metallic objects or structures that are prone to corrosion. They are often used to extract… View Full Term
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She currently holds her NACE CP-2 and is a NACE-sponsored graduate of the Emerging Leaders Alliance. She is slated to present at the NACE Pipeline Integrity Conference in Quito in 2015. Britney’s stalwart commitment to the principles of corrosion prevention and her strong desire to educate, lead, and positively influence others to have a proactive approach to pipeline integrity makes her a widely respected professional in her field.
When an incident occurs, pipeline transport invariably attracts negative media attention. When a failure makes the news, one of the questions I am almost always asked by people not in the pipeline business is: “Why does this...
Helpful practices to allow pipeline operators to get the most out of their External Corrosion Direct Assessments by isolating integrity risks.
Britney Taylor is an engineer approaching five years of professional experience in oil and gas. She is also a NACE International-sponsored member of the Emerging Leaders Alliance (ELA). She currently works for Campos EPC,...