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Lifting of Multiple in-Service Lines for CUPS Inspections and Remediation

Lifting of Multiple in-Service Lines for CUPS Inspections and Remediation
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Introduced in this paper is a newly developed jacking solution developed in conjunction with the petrochemical industry for providing safe access to multiple CUPS whilst the lines are in-service, giving plant engineers and contractors critical information on pipe condition and access to perform maintenance. 

Product Number: 51220-246-SG
Author: Kurt Gribnitz, Jan van der Merwe
Publication Date: 2020
Industry: Coatings
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Introduced in this paper is a newly developed jacking solution developed in conjunction with the petrochemical industry for providing safe access to multiple CUPS whilst the lines are in-service, giving plant engineers and contractors critical information on pipe condition and access to perform maintenance. This will be done through a case-study highlighting the solutions ‘deployment at a marine terminal. Show casing the jacking technology, the paper also addresses the concerns plant operators have around health, safety and the environment when lifting in-service lines and how these can be safely mitigated.

Introduced in this paper is a newly developed jacking solution developed in conjunction with the petrochemical industry for providing safe access to multiple CUPS whilst the lines are in-service, giving plant engineers and contractors critical information on pipe condition and access to perform maintenance. This will be done through a case-study highlighting the solutions ‘deployment at a marine terminal. Show casing the jacking technology, the paper also addresses the concerns plant operators have around health, safety and the environment when lifting in-service lines and how these can be safely mitigated.

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