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    This document discusses regulations and methods for integrity management programs for gas transmission and distribution pipelines. It covers the Transmission Integrity Management Program (TRIMP) regulations that require assessing pipelines in high consequence areas, and the Distribution Integrity Management Program (DIMP) regulations that require assessing all distribution pipelines. It also describes various tools and methods used for indirect inspections, direct examinations, data presentation, and applying an integrity management approach to distribution pipelines, including close interval surveys, direct current voltage gradient, and GPS mapping.

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    This document discusses regulations and methods for integrity management programs for gas transmission and distribution pipelines. It covers the Transmission Integrity Management Program (TRIMP) regulations that require assessing pipelines in high consequence areas, and the Distribution Integrity Management Program (DIMP) regulations that require assessing all distribution pipelines. It also describes various tools and methods used for indirect inspections, direct examinations, data presentation, and applying an integrity management approach to distribution pipelines, including close interval surveys, direct current voltage gradient, and GPS mapping.

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    This document discusses regulations and methods for integrity management programs for gas transmission and distribution pipelines. It covers the Transmission Integrity Management Program (TRIMP) regulations that require assessing pipelines in high consequence areas, and the Distribution Integrity Management Program (DIMP) regulations that require assessing all distribution pipelines. It also describes various tools and methods used for indirect inspections, direct examinations, data presentation, and applying an integrity management approach to distribution pipelines, including close interval surveys, direct current voltage gradient, and GPS mapping.

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    Cip Cisp DCVG Acvg

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    This document discusses regulations and methods for integrity management programs for gas transmission and distribution pipelines. It covers the Transmission Integrity Management Program (TRIMP) regulations that require assessing pipelines in high consequence areas, and the Distribution Integrity Management Program (DIMP) regulations that require assessing all distribution pipelines. It also describes various tools and methods used for indirect inspections, direct examinations, data presentation, and applying an integrity management approach to distribution pipelines, including close interval surveys, direct current voltage gradient, and GPS mapping.

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    The key takeaways are that TRIMP and DIMP are integrity management programs for transmission and distribution pipelines respectively, and they involve gathering pipeline data using various survey tools, analyzing the data, identifying risk areas, and implementing measures to manage the risks.

    Some of the main tools used for integrity management programs include CIS (Close Interval Survey), DCVG (Direct Current Voltage Gradient), ACVG (Alternating Current Voltage Gradient), PCM (Pipeline Current Mapper), soil resistivity tests, and GPS.

    The main elements of a DIMP plan outlined in the documentation are: 1) Know the system 2) Identify threats 3) Evaluate and rank groups 4) Identify and implement measures to manage the risk 5) Measure and monitor the results 6) Evaluate and improve the program 7) Reports to government agencies.

    North

    Applying ECDA Methodology


    for Local Distribution
    Companies

    Josh Brewer
    What’s Covered

    Regulations
    What is ECDA
    Tools Used
    Data Presentation
    TRIMP vs DIMP
    Applying ECDA to Distribution
    TRIMP
    Transmission Integrity Management

    DIMP
    Distribution Integrity Management
    TRIMP

    CFR 49, Part 192, Subpart O


    • Have a plan
    • ECDA, ICDA, SCCDA, CDA
    • 4 Steps
    • Pre, II, DE, Post
    • High Consequence Area
    • Reference
    • NACE SP0502
    • ASME/ANSI B31-8S
    TRIMP

    NEW
    • BILL 112HR2845
    • Evaluate need outside HCAs
    • 76 FR 53086
    • Advanced Notice of
    Proposed Rulemaking
    • RIN 2137-AE72
    DIMP

    CFR 49, Part 192, Subpart P


    • Have a plan
    • 7 Elements
    1. Know the system
    2. Identify threats
    3. Evaluate and rank groups
    4. Identify and implement measures to
    manage the risk
    5. Measure and monitor the results
    6. Evaluate and improve the program
    7. Reports to government agencies
    ECDA

    • Preassessment
    – Gather info
    – Make plan
    • Indirect Inspection
    – Survey
    • Direct Examination
    – Excavate
    • Post Assessment
    – Evaluate process
    Surveys

    CIS
    Close Interval Survey
    Close Interval Potential Survey
    CIS
    CIS
    CIS
    Surveys

    DCVG
    Direct Current Voltage Gradient
    DCVG
    DCVG
    DCVG
    Surveys

    ACVG
    Alternating Current Voltage Gradient
    ACVG
    ACVG
    ACVG
    ACVG
    Surveys

    ACA
    Alternating Current Attenuation

    PCM
    Pipeline Current Mapper
    (RadioDetection)
    PCM or ACA
    PCM or ACA
    Surveys

    Location

    Depth of Cover
    Location
    conductive

    Transmitter Receiver

    Pipe
    Location
    inductive

    Transmitter Receiver

    Pipe
    Location
    Surveys

    Soil Resistivity

    Wenner Four-Pin
    Soil Resistivity

    Resistivity
    Test
    C1 C2
    P1 P2
    Instrument

    a a a

    r=2paR
    Soil Resistivity
    Surveys

    GPS

    Global Position System


    Global Positioning Satellites
    GPS
    GPS
    GPS
    GPS
    GPS
    CIS
    ON/OFF
    CIS
    ON/OFF/Static
    CIS
    ON/OFF/Static
    CIS
    Sawtooth
    CIS
    Exceptions
    CIS
    Waveprint
    PCM
    DCVG / ACVG
    Calculations and Classification
    GPS
    Post-Process
    GPS
    Maps
    GPS
    Maps
    GPS
    Maps
    GPS
    Alignment
    GPS
    Soil Res / Depth / DCVG / PCM
    Recommendations
    Dig Here
    TRIMP vs DIMP

    TRIMP
    • Follow rules
    • Defining regions
    • As system exists
    – Shorted
    – Passivation/immunity
    • Required digs
    – Several categorized immediate
    • Deadlines (12/17, replacement)
    • Changing tools – changing regions
    DIMP vs TRIMP

    DIMP
    • Regions or considerations
    • Shorted system
    • Redefining Immediate
    • Changing tools
    • Deadlines
    • Selecting digs
    Where to Dig?
    DIMP

    PURPOSE?
    Bad areas on your pipe
    • Deficient CP
    • Stray current
    – Foreign operators
    – Transit system
    • 3rd party damage
    • Specific other
    • Unknown
    • GPS, GIS, Maps
    DIMP

    CONSIDERATIONS
    • Paved areas
    – Small skips
    – Offsets
    • Hybrid systems
    – Focus on trends
    – Incorporate IR considerations
    • Interference testing
    • What data do you want/need
    The End

    Questions?

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