NDT Software for Oil & Gas — Digital Twin, ERP & Reporting

Unified software stack addressing API 510 pressure vessel, API 570 piping, and API 653 tank inspection programs. Integrated with API 571 damage mechanism taxonomy, CML thickness and corrosion-rate tracking, and the operator-specific documentation standards enforced across Aramco, ADNOC, KOC, QatarEnergy, Shell, BP, ExxonMobil, Chevron, Equinor, Petrobras, and PDO assets.

SAP Plant Maintenance, IBM Maximo, and Oracle EAM were designed for general asset maintenance, not for the specific workflows that API 510/570/653 inspection programs demand. Retrofitting these platforms for NDT inspection requires hundreds of hours of configuration work — and they still do not ship with API 571 damage mechanism taxonomy, DAC/DGS calibration management, ASNT SNT-TC-1A certification tracking, or CML thickness and corrosion-rate trending.

Atlantis NDT software is purpose-built for inspection service providers and operator in-house inspection teams. Each of the three core products — Digital Twin, ERP, and Reporting — ships with O&G-specific standards references, damage mechanisms, and operator-documentation templates on day one.

API 571 catalogues 67 damage mechanisms affecting fixed equipment in refining and petrochemical service. Each mechanism has distinct susceptibility factors, monitoring NDT methods, and inspection intervals. Atlantis NDT software operationalises this taxonomy across the Digital Twin, ERP, and Reporting modules:

Atlantis Digital Twin visualises each asset's CML thickness readings, corrosion rates, and remaining life as colour-coded bands on the 3D model, so turnaround planners can see which equipment is approaching its next code-interval inspection.

OSHA Process Safety Management (29 CFR 1910.119) requires that Mechanical Integrity records — including every inspection report — remain auditable for the life of the PSM-covered asset. Operator-specific documentation standards add further constraints:

ERP tracks hardness retest intervals, post-weld heat treatment (PWHT) records, and material traceability per MR0175 §6 & §7. Report signing embeds the NACE MR0175 compliance statement required by many operator QA programs.

4-6 week implementation with ASNT Level III technical advisor. Legacy data migration, pilot parallel run, and full production cutover — with zero inspection-continuity gap.

What this page covers

Why generic software fails oil & gas inspection
API 571 damage mechanisms — mapped to Atlantis modules
Corrosion-rate and remaining-life trending — API 510/570/653 intervals
OSHA PSM + operator documentation compliance
Codes and standards referenced
Ready-to-deploy across upstream / midstream / downstream
Deploy across your O&G inspection program

Key points covered

API 653 (Aboveground Storage Tank Inspection, Repair, Alteration, Reconstruction)
ASME B31.3 (Process Piping), B31.4 (Liquid Pipelines), B31.8 (Gas Pipelines)
NDT Software for Oil & Gas 2026: Digital Twin + ERP + Reporting (API 510/570/653)
NDT software oil gas, API 510 software, API 570 software, API 653 software, API 571 damage mechanisms
API 510, API 570, API 653, API 571, ASME BPVC Section V/VIII, ASME B31.3, NACE MR0175, NORSOK Z-008, OSHA 29 CFR 1910.119
Offshore platforms, FPSOs, subsea infrastructure, wellhead and manifold inspection. NORSOK Z-008, PSSR 2000 WSE, DNV-OS-C101 offshore structures.
Pipelines, storage terminals, compressor stations, LNG trains. ASME B31.4/B31.8, DOT PHMSA 49 CFR 192/195, ILI run correlation with ROSEN/TDW/Baker Hughes.
Refineries, petrochemical plants, gas processing. API 510 pressure vessels, API 570 piping, API 653 tanks, API 571 damage mechanisms, OSHA PSM.