chapter 2 pipeline mechanical integrity assesment methodoligies Flashcards

1
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Gas pipeline incident data classified into ___ ______ causes

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22 root

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2
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one of the 22 root causes is _______

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unknown

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3
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three time dependent corrosion threats are

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external
internal
stress

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4
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stable threats due to manufacturing-related threats

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defective pipe seams

defective pipes

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5
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stable threats due to welding or fabrication related

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defective pipe girth weld

defective fabrication weld

wrinkle bend or buckle

stripped threads/broken pipe/ coupling failure

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6
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manufacturing-related threats, and welding/fabrication related are _______ threats

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stable

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7
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Third party/mechanical damage

incorrect operational procedures

weather related and outside force

are all _____ ______ threats

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Time-independent

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8
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damage inflicted by first, second or third parties

previously damaged pipe

vandalism

are all ______ _______ / ________ threats

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third party/mechanical

listed under time independent

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9
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incorrect operational procedures

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listed under time-independent

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10
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cold weather
lightning
heavy rains or floods
earth movements

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weather related and outside force

listed under time-independent

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11
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identify threat
gather integrate data
risk assessment
integrity assessment
mitigation/inspection intervals
updated, integrate, and review data
reassess risk
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seven step conducted to complete the integrity management process.

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12
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three generally accepted methods for assessing the integrity of pipelines

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In-Line inspections
Hydrostatic pressure tests
Direct assessment

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13
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for validating the mechanical integrity of pipelines, used as a strength test and as a leak test

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pressure test or

hydrostatic test

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14
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a limitation of pressure testing that occurs when a defect survives a higher hydrostatic test pressure but fails at a lower pressure.

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pressure reversal

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15
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used for liquid lines

A

MOP

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16
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used for gas lines

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MAOP

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17
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pressure testing can be used on new or

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previous installations

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18
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the strength test requirements for steel pipeline to operate at a hoop stress of ___% or more of SMYS (specified minimum yield strength)

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30

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19
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changes that happed slowly over a period of time

20
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line must be reasonably free of air or other entrapped gases.

21
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volume and pressure variation ratio (DV/DP)[delta variation/delta pressure]

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pre-test calculation

22
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several factors that affect accuracy of test results.

A

fluid temperature
entrained air
coefficient of thermal expansion

23
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instrument with one psi increments and a calibrated pressure chart recorder

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dead weight tester

24
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pressure test advantages

A

cost effective

eliminates defects

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pressure test disadvantages
``` bacteria stop service safety concerns' root cause not provided no info on remaining defects ```
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an expensive and a non destructive testing tool
ILI InLine Inspection
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``` corrosion detection crack detection geometry self-propelled fluid-propelled cable pulled crawler ```
types of ILI tools
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three primary tools used for specific measurement of pipeline thickness due to corrosion
standard resolution MFL high resolution MFL ultrasonic compression wave tool
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magnetize the pipe wall. introduces a strong magnetic field into the component wall
standard resolution MFL
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more sensors and can discriminate by ID/OD anomalies
high-resolution MFL
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distinction between internal and external defects direct measurement and high accuracy of wall thickness and depth approximate remaining wall thickness direct description of anomaly
ultrasonic compression wave tool
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ultrasonic crack detection transverse MFL elastic wave tools electromagnetic acoustic transducer (EMAT)
crack detection tools detect longitudinal cracks
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send ultrasound in two directions along pipeline to locate and size longitudinal -oriented cracks. ultrasound sent in clockwise and counter clockwise.
elastic wave tools
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detection of cracks in dry gas pipelines. oscillates
Electromagnetic acoustic transducer (EMAT)
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caliper tools pipe geometry tools mapping tools
geometry tools
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use a set of mechanical finger/arms detects dents and deformations
caliper tools
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like caliper but uses gyroscope to provide o'clock position
pipe geometry tools
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used with other tools provide geographical coordinates using GPS. Does XYZ mapping
mapping tools
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bends and radius needs to be ____ of the diameter of the pipe
3X
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miter bends need ______ or less
12*(12degrees)
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valves and other internal obstruction need ______ pieces for diameter change . Have minimum slope of 1:5
transition
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ovality needs to be restricted to ____ or less
3%
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once an ILI is established can rerun at appropriate intervals to monitor new or changes in _____ amomalies
existing
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ILI tools are normally _____ and ______ than normal utility pigs
longer and heavier
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a portable or permanently installed device placed on the surface above a pipeline that both detects and records passage on an ILI tool
above ground market (AGM)
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a computer system capable of assembling, storing, manipulating, and displaying geographically-referenced information.
Geographical information system (GIS)
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_____ ____ provided at tees and wyes when a branch connection is greater than or equal to 50% of the mainline diameter
Guide bars