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Type
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Book
Section
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Author
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Keith
G. Leewis
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URL
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Pages
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587-598
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ISBN
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978-1-119-01921-3
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Date
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2015
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Abstract
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Pipeline
facilities in design codes are high-pressure pipe above- and belowground,
inside the fence and not the rotating pumps and compressor equipment. An
integrity management program for gas pipelines and facilities or liquids
pipelines and facilities, including storage tanks, is required to have the
five plans as specified in ASME B31.8S: integrity management plan, performance
plan, communications plan, management of change plan, and quality control
plan. Hazardous liquid pipeline facilities have increased complexity
especially if products are shipped in batches. Risk reduction is achieved by
avoiding harming the people or environment near the probable incident
location. There are four accepted integrity assessment methodologies:
pressure testing, in-line inspection (ILI), direct assessment, and guided
wave standards for an external estimate of wall loss and magnetic tomography.
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Book
Title
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Oil
and Gas Pipelines
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