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10061 Ensuring the Accuracy of Indirect Inspections Data in the ECDA Process

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Product Number: 51300-10061-SG
ISBN: 10061 2010 CP
Author: S.M. Segall, P. Eng. and John Shore, P. Eng.
Publication Date: 2010
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The quality of the indirect inspection data is a critical factor in conducting a successful ECDA program. New NACE standards (SP0207-20071 and TM 0109-092), improved instrumentation, experience sharing, and extensive training during the last several years, has resulted in a significant improvement in the accuracy of the survey data.

This paper covers a number of lessons learned by dealing with less-known sources of measurement error, during six years of ECDA application on more than 50 gas pipelines in Ontario.

Topics addressed include a discussion of errors:

• generated by rectifying elements in current interrupters,

• caused by the influence of remote rectifiers,

• introduced by local changes in soil resistivity during the DC Voltage Gradient Survey, and

• produced by transient currents during the Close Interval Potential Survey.

Keywords: ECDA, CIPS, DCVG, HVAC powerlines, influence survey, transient currents
The quality of the indirect inspection data is a critical factor in conducting a successful ECDA program. New NACE standards (SP0207-20071 and TM 0109-092), improved instrumentation, experience sharing, and extensive training during the last several years, has resulted in a significant improvement in the accuracy of the survey data.

This paper covers a number of lessons learned by dealing with less-known sources of measurement error, during six years of ECDA application on more than 50 gas pipelines in Ontario.

Topics addressed include a discussion of errors:

• generated by rectifying elements in current interrupters,

• caused by the influence of remote rectifiers,

• introduced by local changes in soil resistivity during the DC Voltage Gradient Survey, and

• produced by transient currents during the Close Interval Potential Survey.

Keywords: ECDA, CIPS, DCVG, HVAC powerlines, influence survey, transient currents
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