Parsippany – October 15, 2026 -- OLI has launched TrueCORR, a corrosion intelligence solution that feeds live plant data into first-principles chemistry models to identify changing corrosion risk before it becomes an asset integrity concern. Initial applications target refining and upstream oil and gas production.
TrueCORR continuously interprets process conditions using OLI's thermodynamic and corrosion models. Engineers can see how the corrosive environment changes while an asset is operating. The software adds context beyond alarms and individual monitoring points, helping teams determine whether a process change is affecting corrosion and what is causing it.
Virtual Corrosion Coupons extend monitoring to hard-to-measure locations
The Virtual Corrosion Coupons feature provides calculated corrosion insight at critical locations across an asset. These digital monitoring points complement existing physical monitoring and can extend visibility into locations where direct measurement is limited or impractical.
When corrosion conditions change, TrueCORR identifies the underlying process chemistry contributing to the calculated response. Engineers can then investigate emerging concerns earlier and assess the response based on conditions developing inside the asset.
TrueCORR targets Integrity Operating Windows and inspection planning
OLI says the continuous view of corrosion risk can move operations teams from reacting to detected corrosion toward understanding how risk develops. The insight can support more dynamic Integrity Operating Windows, inform inspection planning and help engineers evaluate mitigation strategies against the chemistry developing within the asset.
OLI builds the product on more than 55 years of electrolyte chemistry work
CEO Andy Rafal said connecting live plant data with first-principles chemistry delivers a "continuous understanding of corrosion risk" for integrity decisions. TrueCORR brings OLI's corrosion modeling, developed over more than 55 years of electrolyte chemistry expertise, into continuous plant operations.