Capability
Structural Health Monitoring
Instrumentation and engineering interpretation that show how a structure behaves between inspections.
Periodic inspection describes a structure at a point in time. Monitoring describes how it responds to real loading in the periods in between. StructIQ designs monitoring around a specific integrity question — not around a sensor catalogue — and interprets the resulting data against engineering models and acceptance thresholds.
Assets we design monitoring for
- Fixed and ageing offshore platforms
- Pipelines, risers and crossings
- Marine terminals and jetties
- Storage tanks and bunded facilities
- Production and process facilities
- Onshore structures and pipe racks
- Critical industrial and support infrastructure
Parameters typically measured
- Strain
- Vibration and acceleration
- Displacement
- Tilt and inclination
- Load and reaction
- Temperature
- Structural movement
- Environmental conditions
How an engagement is structured
- Define the integrity question and failure modes of concern
- Identify critical members, locations and measurement objectives
- Specify instrumentation, sampling rates and data acquisition
- Install and commission with the operator's permit and access regime
- Establish baselines, alarm thresholds and reporting cadence
- Interpret trends and issue engineering recommendations
What monitoring does not replace
Monitoring supplements, and does not replace, statutory or class-required inspection. StructIQ positions monitoring as additional evidence for integrity decisions, not as a substitute for a required inspection regime.
Engagement