Pipe Rust Reconstruction is an important area of engineering that involves repairing, preventing, or mitigating rust problems in piping systems.

• Rust problem:
  Pipe corrosion is metal corrosion caused by contact between the pipe surface and moisture, chemicals or oxygen in the environment. Rust not only compromises the integrity of the pipeline, but can also lead to leaks, contamination, product loss and safety risks.
• Evaluation and Inspection:
  Rehabilitation of corroded pipelines usually begins with an assessment and inspection phase. Engineers will inspect the condition of the pipeline and assess the degree and extent of corrosion to determine the reconstruction measures that need to be taken.
• Restoration and protection:
  Rust repair may include scraping or removing damaged sections, repairing cracks, sealing pores, and applying special corrosion protection coatings or corrosion protection wraps over the affected areas.

These measures will help restore the integrity of the pipeline and prevent further corrosion.