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51314-3918-An Application of ECDA to a Buried Pipeline Affected by Stray Current Interference

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Product Number: 51314-3918-SG
ISBN: 3918 2014 CP
Author: zhao jinyun
Publication Date: 2014
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Tie-Da crude oil pipeline put into operation in September 10 1975 with long-term operation of low throughput and never has run tools for internal inspection. Tie-Da crude oil pipeline is closely parallel with An-Da crude oil pipeline and is severely affected by dynamic stray currents from the operation of nearby Ha-Da electrified railway system between Anshan and Dashiqiao. According to NACE SP 0502an applicability research was carried out in Tie-Da pipeline to assess and reduce the impact of external corrosion on pipeline integrity. During combined CIPS + DCVG survey surveyors installed three GPS synchronized current interrupters at three CP current sources simultaneously the data logger was installed at the test station no more than 5km to record the effect of stray current on the pipe-to-soil potential and utilize this information to correct the recorded CIPS datathus obtain more accurate polarization potential to evaluate the level of cathodic protection and effectively identify and address corrosion activity?The assessment result indicates that accurate location coating corrosion activity of indirect inspection there is no obviously thinning of pipeline wall caused by external corrosion and ECDA is effective. The key point of using ECDA lies in collecting accurate and overall data of pipeline it suggests that pipeline integrity management should be moved forward to construction stage attention should be paid to quality control in the constructing process and give some advices for attention in ECDA usage.
Tie-Da crude oil pipeline put into operation in September 10 1975 with long-term operation of low throughput and never has run tools for internal inspection. Tie-Da crude oil pipeline is closely parallel with An-Da crude oil pipeline and is severely affected by dynamic stray currents from the operation of nearby Ha-Da electrified railway system between Anshan and Dashiqiao. According to NACE SP 0502an applicability research was carried out in Tie-Da pipeline to assess and reduce the impact of external corrosion on pipeline integrity. During combined CIPS + DCVG survey surveyors installed three GPS synchronized current interrupters at three CP current sources simultaneously the data logger was installed at the test station no more than 5km to record the effect of stray current on the pipe-to-soil potential and utilize this information to correct the recorded CIPS datathus obtain more accurate polarization potential to evaluate the level of cathodic protection and effectively identify and address corrosion activity?The assessment result indicates that accurate location coating corrosion activity of indirect inspection there is no obviously thinning of pipeline wall caused by external corrosion and ECDA is effective. The key point of using ECDA lies in collecting accurate and overall data of pipeline it suggests that pipeline integrity management should be moved forward to construction stage attention should be paid to quality control in the constructing process and give some advices for attention in ECDA usage.
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