Do not allow stray currents (AC/DC) to compromise your assets. At TECNA ICE, we combine certified engineering and data analytics to neutralize accelerated corrosion risks.
Field surveys and advanced software modeling to identify risks caused by the coexistence of pipelines with high-voltage transmission lines.
Integrated Capability
We do more than design. We manufacture, supply, and install all mitigation system components.
Certified Quality
We operate under ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, and RUC standards to ensure excellence in every project.
Technical Traceability
We evaluate coating condition and cathodic protection performance before and after mitigation using CIPS and DCVG techniques.
Engineering Portfolio for Interference Mitigation and Control
Precision technical solutions to neutralize AC/DC interference and ensure the integrity of your critical assets in compliance with international standards.
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Certified Experience
More than 25 years of technical experience in Oil & Gas and energy across 6 Latin American countries.
Years of experience in this service
+1
Projects executed
+1
Km of CIPS inspections
+1
Incident-free assessments
+1mill h/m
Our approach integrates certified personnel and cutting-edge technology to ensure the protection of your assets and the safety of your personnel.
It is the engineering process responsible for identifying and neutralizing stray currents (AC or DC) that affect buried or submerged metallic structures. At TECNA ICE, we combine field surveys and computational modeling to prevent these currents from accelerating corrosion and compromising the integrity of your assets.
Primarily the Oil & Gas and Energy sectors. It is critical for pipeline operators sharing corridors with: High-voltage transmission lines, Railway systems, Industrial plants with significant electrical loads. These conditions may generate interference affecting transportation infrastructure.
We address both: Alternating Current (AC) interference, commonly induced by power transmission lines; Direct Current (DC) interference, generated by other cathodic protection systems or external sources Each type requires a specific mitigation design and dedicated components based on technical modeling.
We use high-precision indirect inspection techniques, including: CIPS (Close Interval Potential Survey), DCVG (Direct Current Voltage Gradient). These tools allow us to evaluate the actual condition of coatings and the effectiveness of cathodic protection under interference conditions.
The main risk is accelerated corrosion, which can drastically reduce asset life and lead to leaks or catastrophic failures within months instead of decades. Additionally, electrical interference can: Pose electrical safety risks to personnel; Lead to regulatory penalties for non-compliance with international standards.
Our solutions comply strictly with standards from: AMPP (NACE), API, ASME e ISO. We have certified engineers and processes validated by ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, and RUC, ensuring full traceability for auditors and regulatory authorities.
// Mitigating interference today extends the service life of your asset.
It allows the centralization and codification of the information related to the integrity of the Asset: The necessary nomenclatures are defined in order to identify each document according to its origin. Likewise, each document can be classified in relation to the process in which it is involved. It allows organizing documents by means of a hierarchical tree that enables searches and filters to quickly find documents.
Allows the evaluation and control of modifications to the design of facilities, operation, organization or activities; prior to implementation, in order to ensure that no new elements will be introduced that increase the risk and existing hazards to the business, people or the environment based on applicable regulations.
Assesses and analyzes the risk level of the Assets to generate an inspection plan. It is designed to perform the calculation and analysis of static equipment risk under the RP API 581-16 standard. The user will be able to create the required risk assessments
to generate a valuation and inspection plan.
It allows the centralization and codification of the information related to the integrity of the Asset: The necessary nomenclatures are defined in order to identify each document according to its origin. Likewise, each document can be classified in relation to the process in which it is involved. It allows organizing documents by means of a hierarchical tree that enables searches and filters to quickly find documents.