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51316-7055-Are You Trained Certified and Qualified to Assess Corrosion and Related Defects?

Product Number: 51316-7055-SG

ISBN: 7055 2016 CP

Author: Joseph Pikas

Publication Date: 2016

$20.00

Analysis techniques that yield more information about effect of anomalies on fitness for service. RSTRENG calculations on phased array data, integration of UT data with structured light 3D data and the calculation of surface strain maps from structured light 3D imaging of dents.

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51318-10911-Field Examination of AC Accelerated Corrosion Featured in Monitored Locations

Product Number: 51318-10911-SG

Author: Shane Finneran, P.E. / Dr. Dave Norfleet / Lyle Buckingham

Publication Date: 2018

$20.00

AC current density (rather than voltage alone) should always be the factor considered when assessing susceptibility to AC corrosion. Also presented are analyses used in assessing the metal loss features and the comparison of site-specific data.

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51318-11563- Electric Transmission Tower Corrosion Analysis Tool

Product Number: 51318-11563-SG

Author: Sam Fryett / Chris Isaacson

Publication Date: 2018

$20.00

Tower assessments by using the Tower Corrosion Analysis Tool. This analysis is based on integrated corrosion science, field electrochemical and assessment technologies with field deployable computing hardware.

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Case Studies On ECDA and SCCDA

Product Number: 51323-19231-SG

Author: Vignesh Shankar

Publication Date: 2023

$20.00

Pipelines have been considered one of the safest methods of transporting energy from one place to another. This is achieved through a systematically planned, documented, and comprehensive pipeline integrity management (PIM) program. PIM covers areas such as engineering, operations, inspections and maintenance, health and safety, and environment protection.

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Failure Investigation: Field Sampling and Communication to Maximize the Effectiveness of Laboratory Analysis

Product Number: 41214-825-SG

Author: Rick Huntley, Cindy O’Malley

Publication Date: 2014

$20.00

An accurate and comprehensive coating failure analysis often hinges not only on the quality of the field investigation and the laboratory analysis but also on effective communication between the field analyst and the forensic laboratory. Several steps can be taken during a field investigation to ensure that samples of coating removed for laboratory analysis fairly represent the condition of the coatings and give the forensic laboratory the best possible chance of discovering the root cause of the coating failure.

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SP0210-2010 (Spanish), Evaluación directa para confirmar la corrosión exterior de tuberías

Product Number: 21179-SG

ISBN: 1-57590-240-0

Publication Date: 2010

$179.00

Asociación Nacional de Ingenieros de Corrosión. (NACE). Evaluación confirmatoria directo de corrosión externa (ECCDA) para tuberías ferrosas enterradas.

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Use of Large Standoff Magnetometry in Pipeline Integrity Investigations

Product Number: 51320-14475-SG

Author: C. Onuoha, E. Pozniak, S. McDonnell, V. Shankar, T. Lich, M. Jawed

Publication Date: 2020

$20.00

Large standoff magnetometry (LSM), a novel screening technology, has shown strong industry relevance in several pipeline integrity investigations. LSM is used to detect changes in the magnetic field of a pipeline due to changes in the magnetic susceptibility of steel. These changes are known as inverse magnetostriction (a.k.a. the Villari effect) and occur when a ferromagnetic material (steel) is subjected to mechanical stress, such as the presence of stress on the wall of a pipeline. Geometric anomalies (ovalities, dents, wrinkles), hoop stress, ground and slope movement, bend strain, thermal expansion, cracks, and material defects are examples of potential sources of stress that LSM can detect from aboveground.

This paper summarizes the use of LSM as a complimentary tool in several pipeline integrity assessments conducted on oil and gas pipelines, in this case, to pinpoint a lost inline inspection pig and to identify dents, cracks, buckles, slope movement, casing ends, unknown valve locations and other pipeline integrity and direct assessment applications. Ongoing development programs and lessons learnt from practical, real-life projects and validations of the technology are presented to demonstrate the effectiveness of LSM for pipeline integrity investigations.

Products tagged with 'direct examination'

51316-7055-Are You Trained Certified and Qualified to Assess Corrosion and Related Defects?

51318-10911-Field Examination of AC Accelerated Corrosion Featured in Monitored Locations

51318-11563- Electric Transmission Tower Corrosion Analysis Tool

Case Studies On ECDA and SCCDA

Failure Investigation: Field Sampling and Communication to Maximize the Effectiveness of Laboratory Analysis

SP0210-2010 (Spanish), Evaluación directa para confirmar la corrosión exterior de tuberías

Use of Large Standoff Magnetometry in Pipeline Integrity Investigations

Association for Materials Protection and Performance