Detect Insulation Failures Early
Identify changing joint isolation before deterioration becomes a larger integrity issue.


Contact UsRemotely assess insulated-joint condition on buried pipeline assets using controlled diagnostic sequences, repeatable electrical measurements, deeper isolation analysis and integrated satellite result reporting.
Identify changing joint isolation before deterioration becomes a larger integrity issue.
Support cathodic-protection isolation assessment and abnormal leakage detection.
Run controlled tests and retrieve results without routine attendance at remote sites.
Retain repeatable test snapshots, trends and status flags for maintenance records.
Reduce inspection travel, downtime and unnecessary reactive maintenance.
Designed for remote assets beyond dependable terrestrial communications.

Connect approved test leads to the insulated joint or CP test points.
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Start the controlled BGJIT diagnostic sequence from the remote workflow.
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Capture the open-circuit baseline, apply a known high-impedance branch, then remove it.
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Estimate effective isolation resistance, leakage behaviour and test status.
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Package the result snapshot for the integrated UltraLite satellite pathway.
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Trend results, review alarms and integrate BGJIT data into customer systems.
The sequence below shows an operator initiating a remote insulated joint continuity test. The field unit measures Pipe A to Pipe B voltage, applies controlled diagnostic loading, estimates isolation resistance and leakage behaviour, then sends the result snapshot through the Myriota satellite network.
The same field unit that presents the operator-facing BGJIT workflow also supports the deeper electrical assessment needed for insulated-joint condition monitoring.
Measure open-circuit pipe-to-pipe voltage between Pipe A and Pipe B to establish the electrical baseline under normal CP operating conditions.
Apply controlled diagnostic loading one branch at a time and compare unloaded and loaded voltage without permanently bonding the joint.
Estimate effective isolation resistance and leakage behaviour from the measured voltage change under known loading conditions.
Package voltage, isolation estimate, leakage, selected test state and status flags for integrated UltraLite satellite telemetry.
The monitor connects across both sides of the insulated joint and measures the natural pipe-to-pipe potential difference under normal cathodic-protection conditions. This open-circuit measurement becomes the baseline for subsequent analysis.
Controlled diagnostic loading is applied for short intervals. Comparing loaded and unloaded voltage conditions enables estimation of effective isolation resistance and leakage behaviour without creating a permanent conductive bond.
The platform evaluates voltage stability, leakage trends and abnormal transfer behaviour that may indicate contamination, moisture ingress, conductive bypass paths, grounding faults or deteriorating joint performance.
Measure open-circuit voltage, then measure again with a known diagnostic load. The voltage change is used to estimate effective isolation resistance.
The estimated isolation resistance can be used to calculate an approximate leakage current at the measured joint voltage.
In addition to conventional DC isolation testing, the platform can support RF Isolation Transfer analysis to identify abnormal conductive or capacitive coupling across insulated joints.
A controlled low-energy signal is introduced through the protected measurement network while the system measures the transferred signal on the opposite side. The received level is compared with the transmitted reference to calculate transfer behaviour.
Changes in RF characteristics may indicate conductive contamination, moisture bridging, degraded insulation, unintended bonding or early-stage joint deterioration that is not yet visible in conventional DC resistance measurements.

Connect across approved CP test points or insulated-joint leads. BGJIT samples the baseline condition, applies the known diagnostic branch, then returns to the passive state.
Pipe A to Pipe B voltage measured before diagnostic loading.
Estimated effective isolation resistance calculated from controlled loaded measurements.
Derived leakage-current estimate based on measured voltage and isolation estimate.
Measurement validity, low signal, overrange, selected state, RF status and alarm indicators.
Confirm joint ID, site condition, work authority and expected CP operating state before connecting the monitor.
Connect monitor leads to the two sides of the insulated joint using approved CP test leads or test posts.
Record the natural pipe-to-pipe voltage with no diagnostic load applied. This is the baseline Vopen reading.
Apply one known test state at a time, measure loaded voltage, then remove the load.
Use low-energy RF transfer analysis, where enabled, to evaluate abnormal conductive or capacitive coupling across the joint.
Queue processed values and status flags for integrated UltraLite satellite telemetry or local retrieval.
The monitoring system supports insulated-joint assessment alongside operator cathodic-protection procedures and integrity-management programmes.
Measured values should be interpreted with standard field measurements such as pipe-to-soil potentials, ON/OFF surveys, interference testing and inspection records.
Isolation estimates, leakage calculations and RF transfer behaviour are diagnostic indicators for trending and condition assessment rather than standalone certification measurements.

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Satellite-connected diagnostics where field access is costly or infrequent.