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Internal corrosion measurement enhances pipeline integrity

By: Contributor(s): Description: 3 p In: Pipeline and Gas Journal Vol. 231, no. 10 (oct. 2004) ; p. 28-30Summary: Various models are used to try to estimate corrosion in pipelines for internal corrosion direct assessment. These models are limited in scope and are unable to simulate many of the most important and most rapid corrosion mechanisms in pipelines. Monitoring techniques are available to measure corrosion in these systems wich give actual conditions in a pipeline and provide far more realistic inputs for internal direct assessment that can reduce risk, and help avoid failures and misallocation of assets.
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Various models are used to try to estimate corrosion in pipelines for internal corrosion direct assessment. These models are limited in scope and are unable to simulate many of the most important and most rapid corrosion mechanisms in pipelines. Monitoring techniques are available to measure corrosion in these systems wich give actual conditions in a pipeline and provide far more realistic inputs for internal direct assessment that can reduce risk, and help avoid failures and misallocation of assets.



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