ENERISQ INTERNATIONAL, LLC ANNOUNCES GLOBAL AVAILABILITY OF REMOTE FIELD TESTING FOR PIPELINES

USA (SANEPR.com) July 25, 2008 -- EnerisQ International, LLC announced today that it will represent Remote Field Test (RFT) pipeline inspection services to its global base of energy industry customers effective immediately. This robotic service allows for internal inspection of pipeline surfaces, checking for inside corrosion and anomalies, thereby assuring integrity and safety of operational pipelines.

RFT is especially effective when facing non-ferromagnetic pipeline materials such as brass and plastic. Specifically designed for smaller diameter pipes, this technology also allows for comprehensive inspection of complex pipeline geometries. Multiple elbows and tees do not affect the accuracy and effectiveness of the RFT robot,

Other robotic pipelines services available include: Guided Wave Ultrasonic Testing (GWUT), Ultrasonic In-Line Inspection (UTILI), Advanced Pipeline Geometry PIG (APGPIG), Magnetic Flux Leakage (MFL), Acoustic Valve Leak Detection (VPAC), Ultrasonic Phase Array (UPA), Expandable Eddy Current Spinner (EECS), In-Line Video Inspection (IVI) and many other tests and solutions for pipelines.

EnerisQ utilizes partners that are highly experienced in providing conventional nondestructive testing services, advanced nondestructive testing services and specialty inspection services. The company’s clients benefit from the complimentary services and technical experience to improve productivity and maximize the effectiveness of their inspection budgets. All products and services are designed to be “non-disruptive” which allows for inspection, cleaning, and testing without having to shut down systems.

EnerisQ specializes in online tank inspection and cleaning (OTIS robotics), pipeline integrity testing (UWT), and tubular inspection (NDT). The company also offers the following services and products on a global basis: earth grounding, surge suppression, and remote water purification solutions. Integrated consulting services and vulnerability assessments are available for members of the global energy community as well.