en.Wedoany.com Reported - CorrosionRADAR recently announced that its Corrosion Under Insulation (CUI) monitoring solution will be embedded during the construction phase of Dow's new ethylene cracker, helping to protect critical insulated assets in Dow's latest project in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta, Canada, to support asset integrity throughout construction and operations. The system provides continuous CUI visibility, enabling earlier detection of moisture and corrosion activity, supporting more targeted inspection programs, and reducing unnecessary insulation removal, thereby extending asset life and lowering lifecycle costs.

Dr. Chiraz Ennaceur, CEO of CorrosionRADAR, stated that the company is pleased to support Dow and other industry players in their transition toward low-carbon and net-zero operations. She noted that integrating the CUI monitoring solution during the construction phase ensures integrity data becomes a foundational part of the operational strategy from the very beginning, and this level of visibility supports structured decision-making, protects asset value, and enhances reliability over decades of service life.

Ryan Hanson, Project Director for Dow's new ethylene cracker, stated that delivering a facility of this scale requires close collaboration with partners who possess expertise in engineering, construction, and long-term asset performance, and working with organizations like CorrosionRADAR strengthens Dow's ability to build resilient, high-integrity operations that support sustained performance.