Methods originally developed for pipeline integrity assessment have been adapted for station and terminal facilities. The methods include development and implementation of an integrity management plan, an inspection plan, and a FFS (fitness-for-service) assessment plan. These plans are based on accepted industry standards and implemented in accordance with accepted industry recommended practices. Pipeline assessment and maintenance have received a great deal of attention in recent years. Most of this work, however, has concentrated on the transmission pipeline itself. Now the integrity of stations and terminals can be part of a total pipeline system integrity management program. For example, Section 12 of API 1160 (American Petroleum Institute Standard) provides guidance for integrity management of pump stations and terminals. This article shows how an integrity assessment approach has been developed for pipeline station and terminal facilities. The framework of the approach is risk based and is adapted from the one outlined in API Standard 1160.
Integrity assessment methods adapted for stations, terminals
Eine Integritätsabschätzungsmethode jetzt auch für Pumpstationen und Terminals von Pipelines
Oil and Gas Journal ; 102 , 47 ; 54-58
2004
5 Seiten, 2 Bilder, 1 Tabelle, 7 Quellen
Article (Journal)
English
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