STRUCTURAL  INTEGRITY  SOLUTIONS,  INC.

Structural Integrity Investigation, Inspection, Reinforcement, &  Restoration

 

YOUR  SOLUTION  FOR  BETTER  AND  SAFER  BRIDGES, PIPELINES, REFINERIES, DAMS, AND  OTHER  INFRASTRUCTURE

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SERVICES OFFERED BY STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY SOLUTIONS, INC.

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Structural Integrity Inspection & Reinforcement, Require Annual Railroad Bridge Inspection

 

Research & Development, Studies, Public Lectures, and Other Services in the Field of Structural Integrity

 

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Climatic and Other Scientific Data; Precise, Pinpoint Data Interpolation; High-Resolution Data Mapping; Expert Data Analysis

 

Customized Weather Forecasts, Seasonal Weather Outlooks, Weather Alerts and Warnings

 

Environmental Science, Global Warming Modeling, Scientific Instruments, Flood Warning Systems, Certified Hazardous Materials Training

 

Forensic Discovery and Expert Witness Testimony

 

Renewable Energy Generation:  Wave, Tidal, Wind, Solar, Hydroelectric, Other

 

Research & Development, Studies, Public Lectures,  Documentaries, Software, and Other Services in a Wide Variety of Scientific Fields

 

Photo, upper left corner:  Older bridge, Hawaii, © 2011 Timothy E. Wright, Vice President and Treasurer,  Structural Integrity Solutions, Inc.

 

 

 

    

Research & Development,  Studies,  Public Lectures,

Documentaries, and Other Structural Integrity Services

 

Structural Integrity Solutions, Inc. offers:

  • Research into the structural integrity of bridges, dams, buildings, towers, pipelines, and other structures and infrastructure..

  • Development of stronger, safer, and longer-lasting construction materials and better designs of bridges, dams, buildings, towers, pipelines, and other structures and infrastructure.

  • Studies aimed at accurate determination of flood, fire, earthquake, landslide, and avalanche hazards.

  • Public lectures on subjects of structural integrity, structural aging and corrosion, earthquake dangers, and the risks of explosions, fires, and toxic leaks. 

  • Television and Internet documentaries on subjects of structural integrity and the public danger of some of our aging infrastructure.

  • Pamphlets and other publications aimed at public awareness of the aging and corroding structures and pipelines facing us. 

  • Other Scientific Services.

...all related to structural integrity issues, construction defects, and seismic hazards in bridges (including railroad bridges), dams, natural gas pipelines, power plants (excluding nuclear power plants), transmission lines, oil rigs and refineries, coal mines, schools, airports, and  many other types of structures in the U.S. or around the world. 

Structures and facilities for which our Research & Development, Studies, Public Lectures, Television and Internet Documentaries, and Pamphlets are offered includes, but are not limited to:

  • Bridges, road and railroad -  spanning water, such as rivers, lakes, channels, and bays.

  • Bridges, road and railroad - spanning roads and land features, such as canyons.

  • Bridges, railroad - governed by Federal Railroad Administration's Bridge Safety Standards 49 CFR

  • Bridges, pedestrian.

  • Approaches to bridges.

  • Dams, spillways, and river levees.

  • Hydroelectric power plants.

  • Power plants (other than nuclear power plants). 

  • Airport runways and taxiways, worn down by weather, by heavy aircraft traffic, by earthquakes, and by liquefaction, ground shifts, and subsidence.

  • Airport towers and terminals.

  • Airport roadways and parking structures, including vehicle and pedestrian bridges..

  • Highways, freeways, city streets, and other roads, including elevated highways, torn up by heavy truck travel.

  • Railroad and bus stations.

  • Railroad tracks, including elevated tracks, worn down by weather, land subsidence and liquefaction, earthquakes, and years of train travel .

  • Railroad tracks that were not originally designed for today's heavy trains.

  • Tunnels:  road, railroad, and pedestrian.

  • Elevated walkways.

  • River levees and embankments.

  • Aqueducts and canals.

  • Seawalls, breakwaters, jetties, and groins.

  • Piers, wharfs, and docks.

  • Oil wells.

  • Oil. refineries. 

  • Offshore oil rigs and platforms.

  • Coal mines and coal processing plants.

  • Oil pipelines - above and below ground. 

  • Natural gas pipelines - above and below ground. 

  • Public works infrastructure, including:

    • Storm drains and underground waste-water pipes and conduits..

    • Underground water mains, water supply pipes and conduits.

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    • Underground sewer pipes and conduits.

    • Underground electric and telephone wires.

    • Above-ground water supply pipes and conduits.

    • Above-ground sewer and waste-water pipes and conduits.

    • Above-ground electric and telephone wires, transmission lines, and poles. 

  • Other infrastructure.

  • High-rise office buildings. 

  • Buildings and other structures in Lower Manhattan that may have been weakened by the attacks of 9/11/2001. 

  • Buildings and other structures in overseas war zones that may have been weakened by bombs. grenades, or heavy gunfire. 

  • Federal buildings, state and local government buildings.

  • Military bases and other military facilities.

  • Hospitals, medical centers, and health clinics.

  • Factories and other manufacturing facilities.

  • Water reclamation plants.

  • Large radio and television antenna towers, cellular telephone transmission towers. 

  • Large electric and telephone transmission line towers.

  • Telephone poles. 

  • Bus and truck terminals.

  • Public and private schools, colleges, and universities.

  • Malls, theaters, and concert halls.

  • Churches, temples, synagogues, and mosques.

  • Stadiums, sports arenas, and other athletic and recreational facilities.

  • Restaurants and fast-food outlets.

  • Retail stores and malls.

  • Police stations and fire stations.

  • Prisons, jails, and juvenile detention facilities.

  • Hotels, motels, condominiums, and apartments.

  • Single-family residences.

  • Swimming pools - from Olympic size to residential. 

  • Numerous other types of buildings, roads, and other structures.

The types of defects and hazards for which we offer research and studies include, but are not limited to:

  • Faulty, shoddy, or generally poor original construction.

  • Construction that met building and seismic codes at the time of the original construction, but which fail to meet today's codes, and which could be a hazard to life and property in the future.

  • Construction that met building and seismic codes at the time of the original construction, but which have deteriorated over the years or were damaged or weakened by fire, weather, floods, tsunamis, earthquakes, ground subsidence, landslides, avalanches, or blasts (including sonic booms or nearby demolitions). 

  • Threats of hydrofluoric acid (HF) leaks and explosions in 50 oil refineries around the U.S., where HF is used in the refining process. 

  • Foundation failures of bridges and structures, resulting from corrosion, earthquakes, subsidence, liquefaction, ground shifts, tsunamis, and/or gradual deterioration of materials from water currents and  weather.   

  • Unsafe loads for railroad bridges and highway bridges. 

  • Threats of natural gas pipeline explosions. 

  • Landslides:  threats; slides that have occurred since construction of a structure and may have weakened the structure.

  • Liquefaction:  threats; liquefaction that has occurred since construction of a structure and may have weakened the structure.

  • Slope failure:  threats; slope failure that has occurred since construction of a structure and may have weakened the structure.

  • Sink holes:  threats; sink holes, including hidden sink holes, that may be developing, or may have developed since construction of a structure, and may have weakened the structure and/or could threaten the structure..

  • Corrosion, over the years, of underground and above-ground natural gas, water supply, and sewer pipes and conduits.

  • Asbestos that may be present in some structures.

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  • Lead pipes and lead elbows in water mains and underground water and sewage pipes.

  • Mold, fungus, and dry rot that may be present in some structures.

  • Earthquake faults and potential for major shaking or permanent ground deformation.

  • Proximity of a structure to earthquake faults and soil vulnerable to magnified shaking.

  • Potential for subsidence of the soil beneath a structure, including differential subsidence within a structure's footprint.

Services Offered:

  • Research, studies, and investigations into the integrity of various structures, facilities, and pipelines.

  • Development of better and safer construction materials and methods for various structures, facilities, and pipelines.

  • Development of stronger, safer, and longer-lasting foundations of structures and facilities.

  • Development of more earthquake-safe structures; reduction of seismic hazards.

  • Determination of flood, fire, earthquake, landslide, avalanche, storm surge, and tsunami hazards.

  • Design of structures to protect against the maximum credible earthquake.

  • Design of structures to protect against the maximum credible tsunami.

  • Design of structures to protect against the maximum credible wind event.

  • Design and construction of new airports:  towers, terminals, runways, and taxiways, U.S. and overseas.

  • Design and construction of new railroad bridges and other bridges - U.S. and overseas.

  • Design and construction of new oil refineries, oil wells, and offshore oil rigs - U.S. and overseas.

  • Design and construction of new and safer natural gas and oil pipelines - U.S. and overseas.

  • Design and construction of new universities, colleges, and schools - public and private - U.S. and overseas.

  • Design and construction of new high-speed railroad tracks and railroad trains.

  • Public lectures on topics of structural integrity and structural safety hazards, including earthquake safety and dangers of oil refinery and natural gas pipeline explosions, fires, and toxic substance leaks.

  • Television and internet documentaries on topics of structural integrity and structural safety hazards.

  • Pamphlets for the public and other educational materials on topics of structural integrity and structural safety hazards. 

For more information about these services and other programs:

Telephone:    Structural Integrity Solutions, Inc.:  (855) 625-8213,

       or (435) 512-0113   Alternate (800) 843-7246.

FAX:  Call (855) 625-8213 to obtain fax number.

e-mail:  Call (855) 625-8213 to obtain e-mail address.

Mailing address  for Dr. Charles B. Pyke, Chairman of the Board, CFO, and Principal Scientist:

   P. O. Box 1747, Green Valley, AZ  85622-1747

Timothy E. Wright, Executive Vice President and Treasurer: 

   1222 West, 630 South, Logan, UT  84321.

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