Corrosion Probe, Inc. (CPI) is an Engineering Consulting firm of Nationally Recognized Experts with a passion for addressing our clients' asset integrity challenges. CPI's MISSION is to provide responsive, safe, and trusted solutions for our clients with the highest quality, most dependable, cost-effective mechanical and structural engineering, materials and corrosion consulting, and construction management services. CPI's VISION is to develop the best asset integrity consultants and corrosion experts, equipped with technical knowledge and innovations to inspire our public and private sector clients to engage in the battle against infrastructure corrosion. Our CORE VALUES are: •People - Investing in our own and each other's growth to transform business. •Passion - Loving what we do brings contagious energy to our mission. •Integrity - Leading with honesty and purpose to build trusted relationships. •Innovation - Eagerness to solve tough problems with the right solutions.
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Essential #7: Terminations matter. Most coating failures start at the edges. Stops, transitions, penetrations and coves are the small details where moisture gets in and systems break down. If the terminations are done right, the coating performs. If they are missed, problems show up fast. What termination issues do you see most often? #CorrosionRants #CoatingEssentials #ProtectiveCoatings #AssetIntegrity #InspectionMatters #CPISolutions
CPI Welcomes Industry Expert Dan Winston! 👋🏼 Dan Winston joins CPI to strengthen our core service of Cathodic Protection within the Infrastructure group. With more than 25 years in the corrosion industry, Dan brings deep expertise in CP and pipeline condition assessment. He holds both the AMPP CP4 and Senior Certified Coating Inspector certifications, underscoring his broad and diversified knowledge across our core disciplines. Dan’s extensive experience aligns directly with CPI’s services, and we are excited to welcome him to the team! #CathodicProtection #PipelineIntegrity #CorrosionPrevention #AssetIntegrity #InfrastructureEngineering #CPISolutions
Galvanic corrosion in pipelines: what winter conditions hide. Cold weather changes more than just the temperature. As moisture levels rise in the soil and the use of road de-icing salts increases in northern regions, winter can accelerate galvanic corrosion in buried pipelines. Here is a quick question for you. Which factor do you think creates the biggest risk for galvanic corrosion during winter? A) Higher soil moisture levels B) Continued increase in use of road de-icing salts C) Dissimilar metals creating an active galvanic couple There is no single right answer, because all three play a role. But one of them often leads the way depending on the system and environment. What do you see most often in your field work? #PipelineIntegrity #AssetIntegrity #CorrosionPrevention #GalvanicCorrosion #SoilCorrosivity #WinterConditions #InspectionMatters #CPISolutions
More than 20 percent of wastewater infrastructure in the United States is rated in poor condition. (Source: ASCE Infrastructure Report Card, 2021) Aging concrete, corrosion, chemical exposure, and years of deferred maintenance all play a role. As systems continue to age, condition assessments, materials evaluation, and lifecycle planning become essential to maintaining performance and preventing unexpected failures. Proactive inspection is one of the most effective ways owners can protect water and wastewater assets and extend their service life. If you want help assessing the condition of your structures, we are here to support you. https://lnkd.in/gRm6TvuC #WaterInfrastructure #WastewaterTreatment #ConcreteDurability #AssetIntegrity #CorrosionPrevention #InfrastructureManagement #CPISolutions
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Essential #6: Repair methodologies matter. Most coating failures start long before the coating is applied. Poor repairs, incomplete prep, missed voids, sharp edges, and weak concrete all show up later as premature breakdown. If the repairs are not done right, the coating will not perform. It is that simple. What repair issues are you seeing most often in the field? #CorrosionRants #CoatingEssentials #RepairMethods #SurfacePrep #AssetIntegrity #InspectionMatters #CPISolutions
ASME sets the standards that keep mechanical systems safe, reliable, and built to last. Staying connected to the latest engineering research, design standards, and best practices strengthens our work in corrosion prevention and asset integrity. Have questions for us? Send us a message. https://lnkd.in/gRm6TvuC #ASME #EngineeringExcellence #AssetIntegrity #CorrosionPrevention #CPISolutions
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Essential #5: Surface preparation matters. Most coating failures start with poor prep. Too rough, too smooth, or not clean enough. It all makes a difference. Everyone plays a role: the specifier, the contractor, and the inspector. Get the surface right and the coating stands a chance. Miss it and failure is just a matter of time. What is the biggest surface prep issue you run into? #CorrosionRants #CoatingEssentials #ProtectiveCoatings #CorrosionPrevention #AssetIntegrity #QualityControl #SurfacePreparation #CPISolutions
Cold weather brings more than frost. As temperatures drop, condensation and trapped moisture can create the perfect environment for corrosion to form under coatings and insulation. Seasonal changes are tough on assets, but regular inspections and maintenance help prevent damage before it starts. A little preparation now keeps corrosion from becoming a costly problem later. Send us a message. We are here to help. https://lnkd.in/gRm6TvuC #CorrosionPrevention #AssetIntegrity #ProtectiveCoatings #PipelineSafety #InspectionMatters #CPISolutions
Native American Heritage Month: Innovation through invention This month, we honor the Native American engineers and inventors whose innovations continue to shape modern industry and technology. Thomas David “T. David” Petite: A prolific inventor with more than 100 U.S. patents, his work in wireless mesh technology helped pave the way for Smart Grid systems that improve energy efficiency and reliability. Arnold T. “Andy” Anderson: A chemical engineer who contributed to the Manhattan Project and later became a founding member of the American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES), opening doors for countless Indigenous professionals in STEM. Their stories remind us that innovation and ingenuity are part of a legacy that continues to inspire progress today. #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #Innovation #STEMLeadership #Engineering #AssetIntegrity #CPISolutions
What costs more: Building an asset or failing to protect it? The difference often comes down to QA/QC. When it’s done right, you are not just checking boxes, you are extending the life of the asset. When it’s skipped or rushed, the cost of rework, downtime, and early failure adds up fast. Cutting corners may save time now, but it rarely saves money later. How do you approach QA/QC on your projects? #CorrosionPrevention #AssetIntegrity #ProtectiveCoatings #QualityAssurance #QualityControl #LifecycleManagement #CPISolutions