Composite Repairs

Overview

Cost-effective maintenance of the integrity of pressurized equipment is a basic requirement for operators and a growing challenge as our infrastructure ages. Engineered composite repairs have proven a key tool in achieving this objective and TEAM remains at the heart of the development and standardization of this technology. We lead the industry in bringing reliability and traceability to repairs, controlling each step of the delivery process to give full confidence in the solutions supplied and to clearly support this with verifiable documentation.

The standards ASME PCC-2 and ISO 24817 set out the requirements for engineered composite repairs. Providing repairs that comply with these requirements enables the operator, supplier, and regulator to have confidence in the solution provided. However, the detailed requirements need expert assessment and understanding to be implemented as intended. Playing an integral role in writing and developing both ISO and ASME standards since their inception, we have built our process to do just this. Our in-house controls provide an auditable approach allowing us to demonstrate compliance of repairs installed with the governing standards while allowing you to continue to operate safely. We manage the entire process of supplying the repair so that you only have one point of contact. Our expertise means you get the repair you need.

Our experience includes:

• Pressures up to 345bar (5000psi)
• Temperatures from -180°C to 260°C (-292°F to 500°F)
• Diameters up to 18m (59’) and continuous lengths of over 150m (500’)

Repairs are used commonly on:

• Water lines
• Flare lines
• Gas lines
• Chemical systems
• Tanks and vessels
• Gas and liquid pipelines
• Structural repairs
• Offshore and onshore
• Deck Repairs