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This plan consists of three main parts. The first part, which is initiated at the start of using the Imen Saz chemical, includes dispatching Maham’s expert(s) to the site. In this phase, the initial injection of the corrosion protection chemical is carried out under the supervision of Maham specialists, and general training for the proper usage of the product is provided to the relevant personnel.
The second part of the CorroM Plan includes periodic sampling from the equipment covered by the plan. The samples from each unit, following prior coordination and in accordance with the provided training, are sent to Maham’s laboratory. In the laboratory, the pH level and corrosion rate of the solution are measured using electrochemical testing, and the results are ultimately presented to the valued customer in a report.
The third part involves sending an expert to the site for inspection, troubleshooting, and problem resolution. This phase will be carried out only if needed, based on the results of the periodic tests.
Corrosion monitoring is an essential requirement for achieving optimal results in protection projects for cooling systems and machinery against scaling and corrosion.
Accordingly, the Maham CorroM Plan can ensure the success of system protection projects. This plan consists of three main phases:
🔸 Phase One
Implemented prior to commissioning the Maham protective chemical. In this stage, Maham specialists are dispatched to the project site. The initial injection of the corrosion protection chemical is carried out under their supervision, and the necessary training for proper product application is provided to the relevant personnel. At the same time, all units covered by the plan are registered and documented.
🔸 Phase Two
Executed after the protection project has begun. This phase includes periodic sampling from equipment covered by the CorroM Plan. A sample of the cooling circuit fluid of each machine is sent to the Maham laboratory at predetermined intervals, following prior coordination and according to the provided instructions. In the laboratory, parameters such as solution pH and buffering capacity (via electrochemical testing) are measured and the results are presented to the client in a comprehensive report.
🔸 Phase Three
Performed when required, based on the results of periodic evaluations. An expert is sent to the site to inspect, troubleshoot, and resolve any issues if necessary. Additionally, providing additives or replacing the protective product is included in this phase whenever needed.