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A Framework for Your Pipeline Integrity Program
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A Few Thoughts Before Beginning
This rule is new to the pipeline industry although many of the concepts are not
Many have struggled though the rule’s development
A consistent approach can help
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Why an Industry Standard?
A systematic approach --
focuses on risk reduction as a goal
is more effective
is called for by the rule
Provides a framework
for operators in developing their programs
for inspectors in auditing integrity programs
Provides additional “meat”
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API 1160, “Managing System Integrity for Hazardous Liquid Pipelines”
Developed under ANSI consensus procedures
Work group included --
Pipeline operators
OPS regulatory and enforcement
Inspection service providers
Metallurgists, engineers, corrosion specialists, and more
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API 1160 -- The Process
Drafted by Work Group
Reviewed by peers
Pipeline operators
ASME B31.4 members
Pipeline safety advocates
Environmental interest groups
Comments resolved
Aligned with Final Rule on integrity management
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API 1160 -- Scope
Hazardous liquid pipelines
Not limited to pipelines regulated in Part 195
Not limited to pipelines in high consequence areas
Not limited to line pipe
PROVEN INDUSTRY PRACTICES
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API 1160 -- Contents
Intro, Scope, References, Definitions
Integrity Management Programs -- Overview
High Consequence Areas
Identification
Using HCA info
Affecting HCAs
Documenting HCA info
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API 1160 -- Contents Data Gathering, Review and Integration
Risk Assessment Implementation
Initial Baseline Plan Development and Implementation
Mitigation Options
Revision of the Plan
Pump Stations and Terminals
Program Evaluation
Managing Change
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API 1160 -- Appendixes
Anomaly Types, Causes and Concerns
Repair Strategies
Standard Data Fields
For tracking release information
For tracking system information
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What the standard is NOT --
A cookbook for compliance with the rules
A simplified approach to risk or integrity management
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What the standard IS --
An aid in developing the framework for your integrity management program
Guidance on the aspects of integrity management you need to be thinking about
A means to make your program comparable to other company programs
A set of standardized measures allowing you to compare your performance with your peers, if you choose to
AND MORE
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Highlights -- Identifying HCAs
It’s the first thing you have to do
You are partially dependent on OPS but there are some caveats
Population -- Straightforward
Navigable waters -- Straightforward
USAs -- Not so simple
Timing may become an issue
Some guidance in the standard
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Highlights -- Data
Identifying data sources (lots of examples)
Identifying data needs (different from what you have maybe)
Establishing a common reference system -- THE key to integration
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Highlights --Risk Assessment
A primer that is specific to the pipeline industry
Defines the characteristics of a sound approach
Structure
Adequacy of resources
Experience-based
Predictive
Uses appropriate data
Importance of feeback mechanisms
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Highlights -- Baseline Assessment
A tutorial on ILI --
Anomalies and defects
Internal inspection and testing technologies
Tools
Intervals
A tutorial on hydrostatic testing
Value and limitations
Intervals
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Highlights -- Baseline Assessment
What should you do with what you find?
What will be your strategy for responding to anomalies identified
Repair overview
Mitigation options -- lots of them
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Highlights -- Program Evaluation
Recommends specific performance measures
Defines a way to look at the value and utility of performance measures, i.e. methodology
Comparisons
Internal
External
Audits
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Final Thoughts
The Standard
The standard is not typical
The standard significantly raises the expectation bar, probably more then the rule itself does
The Rule
Requires leak detection capability in the rules for the first time
Is tough
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To Get Your Copy of the Current Draft --
http://www.api.org/pipelineintegrity/