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See Every Millimeter 


Understand Every Moment

HELIX continuously monitors critical, high risk industrial pipe sections enabling the identification of defects months to years before failure.

Pipeline Failure
is Invisible

Operators are left blind even after billions spent on inspection.
Pipeline corrosion, cracking, and wall loss grow unnoticed for years, so when damage finally shows up it’s too late.

It’s not about spending more. It’s about seeing more.

531

Major US Pipeline 

Failures in 2024

Our mission is to provide operators the visibility needed to bring that number to

531

Next Gen Pipeline Safety

HELIX is a flexible sensor wrap and analytics platform built for real-time material integrity monitoring. We install the wrap on the pipe, seal it for protection, and stream measurements into a dashboard that shows where defects are forming and how fast they’re changing.

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Understand damage in seconds — not weeks.

HELIX turns continuous sensor data into a clear integrity view: where the defect is, what it likely is, how fast it’s growing, and what to do next.

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Use the heatmap to pinpoint risk, the timeline to track growth, and the root cause view to connect degradation to operating conditions. Maintenance becomes proactive, not reactive.

HELIX Continuously Monitors:

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Metal loss and Corrosion

  • Uniform corrosion (general wall thinning)

  • Localized corrosion / pitting

  • Under-deposit / crevice corrosion (hidden under scale/deposits)

  • MIC (microbial-driven localized corrosion)

  • Erosion / erosion-corrosion (flow/solids wear)

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Cracking​

  • Fatigue cracking – from vibration, pressure cycling, thermal cycling

  • Stress corrosion cracking (SCC) – cracking assisted by environment + tensile stress (often colonies of cracks)

  • Hydrogen cracking (HIC/SSC) – cracking/blistering due to hydrogen in certain steels/environments

  • Weld-related cracks – toe cracks, HAZ cracking, lack-of-fusion tied crack-like flaws

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Mechanical damage

  • Dents – shape deformation; may or may not have cracking with it

  • Gouges / scores / scratches – sharp mechanical cuts into the wall

  • Dents with metal loss – dent plus thinning at the same spot (higher risk)

  • Impact damage – from rocks, equipment, handling, excavation

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