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Evolving Excavation Damage Modelling Predictions to a Data-Driven Approach

Product Number: 51323-19558-SG

Author: Armando Borjas Leal, Stephen F. Biagiotti Jr.,

Publication Date: 2023

$20.00

Excavation damage is a recognized threat to pipeline integrity when external human activity contacts the pipe body creating a change in shape (i.e., dent, ovality) or wall thickness (i.e., gouge). Industry standards provide similar, but slightly different variations on this definition:

• ASME2 B31.8S (1) Section A-8: “Third party damage is defined in this context as third-party inflicted damage with immediate failure, vandalism, and previously damage pipe.”

• API3 RP 1160 (2) Annex A.9: “This threat arises from excavation, drilling, boring, farming, or other soil moving or removal activities where the mechanical equipment being used comes in contact with a buried pipeline causing it to leak or rupture.”

• CSA4 Z662:19 (3) Annex H: “Third party: Inadvertent external interference by a person or group of people other than the operating company and its employees and contractors.”

Products tagged with 'third party damage'

Evolving Excavation Damage Modelling Predictions to a Data-Driven Approach

Association for Materials Protection and Performance