Urisol Inc. specializes in visual testing (VT) and shutdown / turnaround (T/A) inspection coordination at refineries and chemical plants throughout Japan. Client names and specific plant identities are withheld under confidentiality agreements. This page highlights representative projects from the last five years (2021 onward).

🔒 Client and plant names are confidential. Additional references are available on request. Please contact us for details.

Refinery Turnaround (TAR) Projects

VT

Major refinery — Outsourced VT, multiple process units

External visual inspection of piping, vessels, and support structures across multiple refining process units. Documented corrosion, insulation damage, and flange condition; prepared damage-assessment reports.

West Japan refinery / Mar–Apr 2025
VT

Major refinery — Heavy oil thermal cracker T/A

Visual inspection during turnaround of a heavy-oil thermal cracking unit producing naphtha, gas oil, and coke. Inspected drum shells, piping flanges, CUI-prone areas; evaluated oxide-scale and creep deformation on high-temperature components.

West Japan refinery / Feb–Mar 2024
VT · UT

Major refinery — Integrated refining / vacuum distillation T/A

Inspection of integrated process units and vacuum-distillation systems during turnaround. Handled multiple units in parallel, from anomaly prioritization and recording through to final reporting.

Northeast Japan refinery / Jun–Jul 2023
VT

Major refinery — Turnaround VT support at two sites

VT support work at refinery turnarounds in Kanto and Tokai regions. External inspection of piping, vessels, and structures; corrosion / deformation / leak-mark recording and integration into the repair list.

Kanto & Tokai refineries / 2023 & 2024

Chemical Plant Turnaround Inspection

VT

Major chemical plant — Turnaround VT (two consecutive years)

Turnaround inspection of chemical-process equipment in two consecutive years. Corrosion assessment of piping and vessels under corrosive atmospheres, heat-exchanger tubesheet visual evaluation, and CUI surveys. Continuous engagement enabled tracking of degradation trends.

Kanto chemical plant / 2023 & 2024
VT · UT

Major chemical plant — Turnaround VT & NDE

Visual inspection and NDE support during chemical-process turnaround. External inspection of reactors, distillation columns, heat exchangers, and piping, combined with ultrasonic testing at areas flagged for closer evaluation.

West Japan chemical plant / May–Jun 2024

Inspection Coordination / Thickness Management / Data Integration

Coordination

Major refinery — Inspection coordination (SDM), catalytic reformer system

About four months of inspection-coordination work across the catalytic-reformer unit chain. Managed inspection planning, scheduling, crew coordination, progress tracking, and record-quality review for the full turnaround inspection workflow; compiled final reports.

Central Japan refinery / Sep–Dec 2025
Thickness Mgmt

Major refinery — Hydrocracker thickness management

Thickness-management work during hydrocracker turnaround. Collected and organized thickness data on piping and reactor nozzles in high-temperature / high-pressure hydrogen service; supported corrosion-rate evaluation and next-inspection planning.

Tokai refinery / May–Jul 2025
Vibration Diagnostics

Major manufacturer — Production-line equipment maintenance (approx. 5 years)

Approximately five years of continuous equipment-maintenance work on a metal-processing production line. Periodic furnace repair, SPM-based vibration diagnostics on rolling-mill and motor bearings, and support of preventive-maintenance planning. Long-term engagement enabled systematic tracking of equipment-degradation trends.

Japan-wide / Apr 2018 – May 2023 (~5 yrs)

This page highlights representative projects from 2021 onward. Earlier engagements (data-integration work, distillation-unit turnarounds, and chemical-plant inspections from 2014–2020) are available on request.

20+ yrs
Field experience (since 2006)
10+ sites
Refineries & plants served
Japan-wide
Travel coverage
VT / UT
Primary inspection types

Many additional references are available. Please contact us for inquiries or case discussions.