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Hi Guys,
I have been asked by the EPA to start a weekly environmental check on all above ground pipelines for leaks. This will include looking at all valves, flanges and pipelines.
Just wondering if anyone out there would have a checklist similiar to this and wouldnt mind sharing please?
Regards,
D
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Hi D, can't share but suggest that your site is unique and anybody else's checklist would be useless. Each line will have its own features and potential leak points thus a generic approach is unlikely to be up to the job.
Sorry, but this looks like a bespoke checklist is needed.
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Hi David,
I understand we are all different, but what i suppose i am after is a template, i can work from there and fill in the different chemicals, valves, flanges etc, etc,
Thanks,
D
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When did you last have an inspection PIG through the pipeline? That report should be quite detailed, showing wall thicknesses, obstructions, flange / valve locations.
Use that to map your pipeline and then draw up a visual inspection checklist - e.g. condition of bolts, signs of external corrosion, impact damage, seepage etc.
Ask the EPA for further advice on what they want covered and seek assistance from your PIGging contractor.
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