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2012-04-242012-09-03
2008zx05027-004
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022-25829586E-mailyangjh@cosl.com.cn
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Quantitative Risk Assessment, QRA

Risk-Based inspection, RBI 3 Integrity
Management, IM

10% metal loss

corrosion

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Fig.1 Schematic principle of MFL
2
2007 4 a
14 km


2 1

2
Fig.2 Schematic cross section of single layer insulation pipe

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Tab.1 Parameters of pipe layers

X65

FBE
PUF
HDPE

mm
8.7
0.5
50
10
40

heat shrinkable belt 4

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Fig.3 Fabricated pipeline

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Fig.4 Field joint corrosion protection with heat shrinkable belt

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Fig.5 Profile of pipeline joint

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3.1
64 10%tt
64 4
30%t

60% 88%[1-2]
[3] 4 2

2 4
Tab.2 Parameters of 4 external corrosion defects

1
2
3
4

m
m
10526.2 -11.56 11.96
9
11993.51 -11.59 11.97
12448.4 -0.38
11.95
5
12460.0 -0.37
11.97
4

(%t) mm mm
7:58

63

11

40

5:57
5:18

88
75

9
10

35
44

[1-3]
[2]

2:00

73

12

10

[2]

3.2
1
22
3 403838 cm 2
678 3
30cm 3 9
104 4 2

6 1
Fig.6 Schematic and actual pictures of No. 1 defect

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Fig.7 Schematic and actual pictures of o.2 defect

8 3
Fig.8 Schematic and actual pictures of No.3 defect

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Fig.9 Length of weld line to jacket end

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Fig.10 Pictures of joints watering conditions

4
1 2 3
[4]

9
10
4
11
abcde

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Fig.11 Defect resulting from galvanic corrosion

4.1
6 8
[5] FBE
FBE NACE
[6]

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4.14.24.3

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Fig.12 Coating disbonding resulting from impact

4.2
3
3
13

[5] FBE

[7] 3

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Fig.13 Schematic of PU foaming model

4.3

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4.3.1
12
3
4

4.3.2 zhan

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3

11 3

2
3

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Details affecting the service ability of subsea pipelines
experience from subsea pipeline in-line inspection result

YANG Jing-hong1, XU Yong-zhen1, WU Qiu-yun1,ZHANG Jing-an1, ZHENG Hui1,

ZHAO Ming-wen2
(1. China Oilfield Services Limited, Geophysical Department, Tianjin, 300451, China;
2 China National Offshore Oil Corp., Tianjin Branch, Tianjin, 300452)
Received:Apr.,24,2012
Key words: subsea pipelinein-line inspectioncoatingexternal corrosion
Abstract: Result of an MFL in-line inspection shows that several severe external corrosion
defects are contained in 2 km pipeline segment. To understand the causes of these corrosion
defects, forms, position and orientation, of these defects are studied, with reference to fabrication
and installation record documents of this pipeline. Study shows that tiny damages are done to the
anti-corrosion coating and water proof jacket because of ignorance to details. Joint watering and
pipe corrosion are results of these tiny damages. Suggestions are given to improve the details
treatment during pipeline design, fabrication and installation phases.

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