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Analysing Pigrun Data
Defect assessment
Association defect data with pipeline properties, survey data, soil acidity, CP history, coating type, age
Can carry out calculations / retrieve information on mechanical strength (e.g. B31G, RSTRENG)
Supports the selection of pipe surface area to be investigated
Includes and presents the effect of defect interaction on the remaining strength of the pipeline segment
Make a 3D view of any of the defects based on raw ILI-pigrun data
When more pigruns have been carried out, the system can present the 3D picture of the same defect as been measured by the different pigruns
Can manage all in-line inspection data for an entire pipeline grid
Fig. 1 - defect distribution (distance vs orientation)
Fig. 2 - defect distribution (distance vs metal loss)
Fig. 3 - B31.G curve
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INPIPE
InPipe is a unique tool that allows the operator to quickly access data, browse in a convenient form, recognize problem areas and switch to a close up view of selected flaws.
The assessment of defects in InPipe is based on the science of fracture mechanics.
InPipe supports the calculation of remaining strength of the pipeline as defined by different codes. Raw data functionality enables the automatic calculation of remaining strength using a less conservative method, which approximates to Rstreng calculations. This will create savings by postponed repair programs whilst maintaining the required level of safety of the pipeline.content.
InPipe provides functionality that enables accurate positioning of in-line data along a three-dimensional model of the pipeline. Dynamic stretching/shrinking of the in-line data enables an optimal fit of all feature positions on the existing pipeline (drawings) in the system. This type of data processing is a critical component because it accurately links underground assets with surface objects and linear based data sets like survey- and CP- data. This process is highly automated in InPipe; however it still requires manual input from the engineer, particularly in the classification of reported defects.
Once this classification is completed, the end-user can analyse the density of defects with the help of various charts and diagrams, such as pipeline profile maps, crossings maps, electrochemical protection diagrams, and soil profiles etc.
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DEFECT ANALYSIS
The result of analysis supports the engineer in the prioritisation of pipeline repairs. For each defect, the system can provide the exact location along the pipeline, the distance from the defect to other objects of the pipeline as well as to geodesic objects, and can generate a "Defect Properties Card". The system is able to store information on the repaired defects and to analyse this information.
Loading of ILI results of the most common ILI providers
Accurate positioning of in-line data along a three-dimensional model of the pipeline
Features linked to geodetic coordinates
Dynamic stretching/shrinking of the in-line data to fit the existing pipeline
Analyzing data from the most common in-line inspection tools
Automatic creation of reports on feature - defect properties
Creation of charts and diagrams for analyzing the density of defects
Query builder for searching defects by type or other criteria
Display selected features on maps for quick understanding of location and interaction with other data
Store and analyze information on repaired defects
Automatic dig sheet generation for features warranting further investigation
Use of different colours and symbols for displaying defects and features based on different criteria
Use of industry standard methods to analyze features, with data reported in the in-line inspection report
Full data integration with other PiMSlider tools in order to access results of feature assessment
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