Energy asset management: Technologies for sustainability
Application of AI, smart sensors and digital twins to optimize performance and asset availability in energy systems.
Mayuly Rodríguez
Mechanical Engineer with experience in the oil and gas sector, has technical skills in static equipment inspection, project control, development of work scopes and quality assurance. Contributes to the exchange of knowledge and best practices by writing technical articles related to the energy sector.
All Mayuly Rodríguez publications
The cost of ignoring asset integrity in oil & gas pipelines
Pipeline failures due to poor monitoring and maintenance lead to outages, regulatory fines, and unplanned costs in industrial settings.
Smart midstream: How digitization is driving efficiency and sustainability
Smart midstream improves efficiency, safety, continuous inspection, and traceability with advanced technologies.
Surface coating process for metal integrity
The process of coating metal surfaces, aimed at protecting their integrity and durability, is carried out in four stages: preparation, application, curing, and technical inspection.
Types of welding: Technical innovation in processes and equipment
Industrial welding integrates various types of welding, combining classical processes and advanced technologies such as AI, cobots and simulation to maximize accuracy, traceability and efficiency.
NEOM Project: What it is and why it will transform the energy future
The NEOM project integrates green hydrogen, automation, and urban planning as an energy and urban model for 2045.
Professional Welder: Most demanded specializations in the industry
TIG, orbital, submarine and nuclear welders stand out for advanced certifications, technical proficiency and regulatory compliance in strategic sectors.
Fastest car in the world: Engineering and mechanical power
What drives the world's fastest car? Highly efficient engines, optimized fuels, aerodynamic control, advanced materials and kinetic energy precisely converted to over 250 mph.
Friction stir welding for non-fusion metal joining
Friction stir welding (FSW) is a sustainable non-fusion metal joining process ideal for aluminum, copper, titanium and other metals.
What are hydrocarbons and how are these technically classified?
Composed of carbon and hydrogen, hydrocarbons are fundamental to organic chemistry and global energy production.
How is aluminum made and what makes it resistant to oxidation?
How aluminum is made: from bauxite to pure metal, thermochemical and electrolytic processes are applied to ensure its properties.
Synthetic fuel: Types and applications in sustainable mobility
Synthetic fuel offers an immediate way to decarbonize transportation without changing existing engines or infrastructure.