Pipeline Integrity Assessment: Internal
Corrosion Direct Assessment (ICDA)
Integrated Engineering and Field Services
for Gas Transmission Pipelines
SI can help you meet all of ICDA needs.
Compliance Documentation, Field GWUT Services, Corrosion Engineering
Results
 For many normally dry gas systems, the availability of comprehensive
historical operating information required by the DOT 192 SubPart
O regulation to demonstrate the absence of an Internal Corrosion
(IC) threat is scarce.
The absence of leaks associated with internal corrosion is
not enough to conclude Internal Corrosion is not a threat.
This lack of data has lead to risk models using default (or
worst case) conditions, yielding an increased IC risk potential.
Robust ICDA Programs address:
- Is the threat of Internal Corrosion likely (more so than
just a potential)?
- Do I have a clearly defined, repeatable, well documented
process?
- How do I calculate and locate critical internal corrosion
sites?
- What inspection process will I use to confirm the presence/absence
of corrosion?
- What if I find corrosion – what level of corrosion requires
remediation?
- How do I determine reinspection intervals?
- How do I select, install, and evaluate an Internal Corrosion
Monitoring Program?
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