Mitigate pipeline corrosion by prioritizing positive material identification

B. Dalton, Thermo Fisher Scientific

In the oil and gas industry, the emphasis on safety and quality assurance of assets at the worksite is always top of mind. Fatal accidents and injuries, as well as leaks and premature pipe replacements, are unfortunate consequences of failures that are often caused by faulty or misidentified metal assets. To mitigate the risk of these assets making their way onto the worksite, inspecting metals has become a regular practice that can ultimately reduce the risk of potential malfunctions or compliance issues. Positive material identification (PMI) is an essential quality assurance step needed to avoid pipe corrosion, which is a leading cause of pipeline failures and leaks. PMI involves analyzi

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