External wall loss rarely shows up in isolation — it's usually tangled up with cathodic protection performance and AC or DC interference from nearby structures. The Owl tracks all three on the same timeline, instead of three separate inspection programs that never quite line up.
Traditional programs check CP performance on one schedule and external corrosion on another — so when a rectifier drifts out of spec, the external wall-loss data that would explain the impact often isn't collected again for months. The Owl closes that gap.
Beneath the roadway — a protected pipeline crossing, and what the Owl is watching for.
The Owl fuses three data streams that are usually collected by three separate programs.
Continuous monitoring of external wall condition on the piping segment under watch.
Flags AC and DC interference effects from nearby structures before they accelerate corrosion.
Cathodic protection performance is tracked on the same timeline as corrosion data, not a separate report.
Tell us about the segment — we'll show you what continuous CP and corrosion tracking looks like together.