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10094 Monitoring Top of Line Corrosion with Eddy Current Technology Combined with Magnetic Flux Leakage Method

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Product Number: 51300-10094-SG
ISBN: 10094 2010 CP
Author: Olaf Stawicki, Thomas Beuker, Bryce Brown and Ralf Ahlbrink
Publication Date: 2010
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Internal pipeline corrosion can be a major risk factor for pipeline operations. To facilitate the monitoring of Shallow Internal Corrosion (SIC), an In-Line Inspection (ILI) tool based on Eddy Current (EC) technology has been developed.

Several cases exist where the prevalent growth of internal metal loss corrosion is the major risk for pipeline operation. One important example is Top of the Line Corrosion (TLC) in wet gas pipelines due to high water condensation rate. Heavy wall pipelines, which are common in offshore applications, are often used to allow a specified maximum corrosion growth rate over the life time of the pipelines. A good approximation even of marginal corrosion growth rates to monitor the degradation process is thereby required. This estimation can be subsequently used to predict pressure that causes failures and shorten pipeline lifetimes in the context of limited state design guidelines.

The presented EC technique gives a depth measurement of metal loss defects in terms of absolute figures that complements relative wall loss measurements of Magnetic Flux Leakage (MFL) tools. By inspection of heavy wall pipelines in offshore applications, SIC tool measurement results can outperform MFL depth sizing of shallow internal corrosion, or likewise assist MFL defect identification or depth sizing e.g. by increased distinction of individual pits in dense clusters due to its high lateral resolution of defect surface measurement.

Key Words: Top of line corrosion, eddy current technology, magnetic flux leakage, wet gas pipeline
Internal pipeline corrosion can be a major risk factor for pipeline operations. To facilitate the monitoring of Shallow Internal Corrosion (SIC), an In-Line Inspection (ILI) tool based on Eddy Current (EC) technology has been developed.

Several cases exist where the prevalent growth of internal metal loss corrosion is the major risk for pipeline operation. One important example is Top of the Line Corrosion (TLC) in wet gas pipelines due to high water condensation rate. Heavy wall pipelines, which are common in offshore applications, are often used to allow a specified maximum corrosion growth rate over the life time of the pipelines. A good approximation even of marginal corrosion growth rates to monitor the degradation process is thereby required. This estimation can be subsequently used to predict pressure that causes failures and shorten pipeline lifetimes in the context of limited state design guidelines.

The presented EC technique gives a depth measurement of metal loss defects in terms of absolute figures that complements relative wall loss measurements of Magnetic Flux Leakage (MFL) tools. By inspection of heavy wall pipelines in offshore applications, SIC tool measurement results can outperform MFL depth sizing of shallow internal corrosion, or likewise assist MFL defect identification or depth sizing e.g. by increased distinction of individual pits in dense clusters due to its high lateral resolution of defect surface measurement.

Key Words: Top of line corrosion, eddy current technology, magnetic flux leakage, wet gas pipeline
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