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Statistical Analysis of Pitting Corrosion Field Data and Their Use for Realistic Reliability Estimations in Non-Piggable Pipeline Systems
Abstract
The reliability and risk of non-piggable, corroding oil and gas pipelines can be estimated from historical failure data and through reliability models based on the assumed or measured number of corrosion defects and defect size distribution. In this work, an extensive field survey carried out in an upstream gathering pipeline system in Southern Mexico is presented. It has helped determine realistic values for the number of corrosion defects per...
Paper Details
Title
Statistical Analysis of Pitting Corrosion Field Data and Their Use for Realistic Reliability Estimations in Non-Piggable Pipeline Systems
Published Date
Nov 1, 2014
Journal
Volume
70
Issue
11
Pages
1090 - 1100
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