TECHNOLOGY FORWARD
The world is changing. The global energy transition is impacting operations, maintenance, and inspection strategies across all industrial processing industries. As operations evolve, it’s important to align your company’s long-term strategic direction with proactive asset management and jurisdictional compliance.
Equity is committed to safety and reliability. We are the only service provider that solves industrial asset integrity challenges. As industrial detectives, our specialized consulting services, technology, training, and corporate standards are dedicated to your safety and success.
We help you manage risk, control costs, and maximize equipment lifecycle. We are Technology Forward.
Equity delivers specialized consulting, training, and corporate standards and develops innovative technologies to help you maximize equipment availability, manage risk, and control costs. We approach every challenge with a detective-like mindset. We uncover opportunities where others see obstacles and develop purpose-fit solutions. We are building on our legacy of problem solving and supporting you through your toughest challenges.
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Events & Training
Equity Technical Institute (ETI) develops and delivers hands-on and relevant training for industrial processing and manufacturing professionals.
All courses blend theory with practical applications to provide you with the tools and knowledge needed to tackle complex challenges head-on. Our world-class and industry-relevant technical training has earned API-U preferred provider status.
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Corrosion Under Insulation Damage Mitigation and Inspection
Corrosion Under Insulation Damage Mitigation and Inspection
This webinar will provide the attendees with a better understanding of what CUI is and how to effectively manage it. It begins with a brief explanation of what causes CUI and […]
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We Help Solve Industrial Challenges
Equity takes a multi-disciplinary approach to solving your typical industry challenges. See below for how we can help solve three of the top challenges our clients experience.
Eliminate Knowledge Gaps
The energy industry is changing. Subject matter experts (SMEs) are retiring and fewer engineers are stepping in to fill those roles. The energy industry is quickly losing SME knowledge and industry best practices.
The Equity Engineering Practices (EEPs) solve this knowledge gap. The EEPs license corporate engineering standards that support safer facilities, using knowledge, results, and experience. Choose the industry’s most comprehensive and customizable corporate standards.
Minimize Unplanned Maintenance or Shutdown
Unexpected maintenance or equipment shutdowns can be expensive. You must get the equipment operating quickly to minimize production and revenue losses.
As a specialized central engineering team, Equity Engineering provides P.E./P.Eng stamped deliverables to resolve any unplanned maintenance or shutdown activity. Our practical and proactive recommendations will help you to minimize damage, prevent future failures, increase operating efficiencies, control inspection costs, and maximize reliability.
Achieve Effective Inspections
Many plants waste valuable resources on broad, inefficient inspection programs that fail to address critical risks. Or struggle to know how to design an effective inspection and asset management strategy.
CorrSolutions will help make your job easier. We combine artificial intelligence (AI) with your data to develop a new program or improve an existing program that will streamline inspection and maintenance activities at your plant. We deliver turn-key inspection and maintenance plans.
We Are Equity
For over 20 years, E²G | The Equity Engineering Group has been a trusted partner in solving complex challenges across the refining and petrochemical industries. With a foundation built on curiosity, creativity, and ingenuity, we’ve earned our reputation as problem solvers, delivering practical and actionable solutions that prioritize safety, reliability, and performance.
Today, we are Equity, a unified and forward-thinking company that is focused on meeting our clients’ changing needs. Equity delivers specialized consulting, training, and corporate standards and develops innovative technologies to help you maximize equipment availability, manage risk, and control costs.
We approach every challenge with a detective-like mindset, uncovering opportunities where others see obstacles and crafting purpose-fit solutions for our clients’ unique needs. We remain dedicated to building on our legacy of problem solving and supporting our clients through their toughest challenges.
Damage mechanisms are at work in every operating facility, and the difference between a minor maintenance event and a catastrophic failure often comes down to whether engineers have the knowledge, tools, and program infrastructure to find them in time. This month, we cover damage mechanisms from three angles: a foundational introduction to metallurgy and how metals fail for engineers earlier in their careers, a deep dive into how damage mechanism reviews drive tube rupture credibility assessments for heat exchangers, and an honest look at why most CUI inspection programs are structurally built to miss the very damage they are meant to find. Together, these articles reflect a common theme: identifying and managing damage mechanisms is not just a technical exercise, it is an organizational commitment that demands the right knowledge, the right program structure, and the right investment.
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The TRCA and the Damage Mechanism Advantage
When a heat exchanger tube ruptures, the consequences can extend far beyond overpressure, as uncontrolled mixing of incompatible fluids can create serious safety, environmental, and operational risks that demand rigorous engineering assessment. This article examines the tube rupture credibility assessment (TRCA) and the critical role that damage mechanism review plays in determining whether a full-bore tube rupture is credible, and what that conclusion means for relief system design and inspection planning.
The CUI Program Infrastructure Problem
Corrosion under insulation is one of the most persistent sources of unplanned downtime and process leaks in operating facilities, yet most CUI programs are structurally set up to miss it. This article makes the case that CUI leaks are not a technology problem but a funding and governance problem, and explores what a properly structured CUI inspection program actually looks like.
Engineering 101: Metallurgy, How Equipment Gets Damaged
Metals don’t simply wear out; rather, they fail through specific, recognizable damage mechanisms, and understanding the difference is one of the most practical foundations an early-career engineer can build. This installment of our Engineering 101 series introduces the metallurgy fundamentals every new engineer should know, from core material properties to corrosion, fatigue, creep, and embrittlement, with a real-world case study showing how damage mechanism reviews (DMRs) translate directly into safer, more reliable operations.
