One critical component of PHMSA's Gas Mega Rule Part I (RIN-1) is the requirement for Maximum Allowable Operating Pressure (MAOP) reconfirmation and material verification for certain gas transmission pipeline segments. This blog will focus on the applicability of RIN-1 requirements to gas transmission pipeline facilities.
We are pleased to introduce Mohamed Farag for this quarter’s Talent Spotlight! Mohamed is our Integrity Engineer and he plays a crucial role in guiding our clients through integrity management projects, collaborating closely with project managers, Engineering, GIS teams, and technical support groups to ensure that clients’ engineering-specific needs and objectives are met.
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Join us on Wednesday, October 25th to connect and collaborate with your industry peers and learn about the value of leveraging a digital mindset for uncompromised pipeline asset performance and reliability. The journey toward operational excellence for a safe and sustainable future has never been more achievable, and it starts with data.
In 2014, a Dynamic Risk’s client began developing a new 25-kilometer-long Gas Transmission pipeline project. This led the client to approach Dynamic Risk to discuss options to support the development, design, construction, operation, and integrity program of the planned pipeline. As discussions between the two firms progressed, a partnership with Dynamic Risk became a clear solution to address the client’s business objectives.
The purpose of this paper is to perform a comparative analysis of the new regulatory requirements issued by PHMSA, to evaluate potential conflicts that may complicate regulatory implementation.
In this recorded presentation, Cathy Lee Tetreault, Senior Integrity Specialist at Dynamic Risk, delves into the guidelines of Annex B within the latest CSA Z662:23. The focus of her discussion is on the Environmental Impact Screening, as well as the Safety Risk Measures for both Individual Risk and Societal Risk.
