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09148 Use of an Internal Corrosion Threat Assessment to Identify Locations to Conduct an Integrity Assessment

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Product Number: 51300-09148-SG
ISBN: 09148 2009 CP
Author: Lynsay Bensman and Corinne Byrnes
Publication Date: 2009
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In the United States, federal regulations require that jurisdictional pipelines for which the threat of internal corrosion exists be assessed by in-line inspection (ILI), hydrostatic pressure testing, Internal Corrosion Direct Assessment (ICDA) or another method to assure their integrity. Removing the threat of internal corrosion can be justified if sufficient historical data on gas quality, monitoring, and/or inspection exists. A need therefore exists for a technically defensible and systematic process by which the internal corrosion threat can be determined. This paper describes a standard approach to organizing, integrating and analyzing data to identify whether internal corrosion is a threat for a given pipeline segment. A case study illustrating the implementation of the approach is also provided.

Key Words: Threat assessment, internal corrosion, data integration, direct evidence, pipelines, indirect data.
In the United States, federal regulations require that jurisdictional pipelines for which the threat of internal corrosion exists be assessed by in-line inspection (ILI), hydrostatic pressure testing, Internal Corrosion Direct Assessment (ICDA) or another method to assure their integrity. Removing the threat of internal corrosion can be justified if sufficient historical data on gas quality, monitoring, and/or inspection exists. A need therefore exists for a technically defensible and systematic process by which the internal corrosion threat can be determined. This paper describes a standard approach to organizing, integrating and analyzing data to identify whether internal corrosion is a threat for a given pipeline segment. A case study illustrating the implementation of the approach is also provided.

Key Words: Threat assessment, internal corrosion, data integration, direct evidence, pipelines, indirect data.
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