Internal Corrosion Direct Assessment Principles
DOT's four-step process for Internal Corrosion Direct Assessment (ICDA) of gas pipelines is the subject of this new SI Webinar. The program covers pre-assessment, region identification, inspection, and post-assessment, with particular emphasis on the methodology for establishing representative flow conditions; interpretation of critical angle calculation; and elevation profiling. The Webinar also discusses how to use SI's guided-wave ultrasonic Guided Wave Testing (GWT) system to find internal corrosion.
Presented on: March 17, 2009
Instructor: Ray Gardner
About the Instructor
Ray Gardner has a BS in Mechanical Engineering from the Colorado School of Mines, and is experienced in implementing and managing client Integrity Management projects. Among his achievements: he has conducted direct assessment projects for multiple clients, and served as lead engineer in all phases of Internal Corrosion Direct Assessment for a large natural gas transmission pipeline operator. Gardner is especially knowledgeable in Integrity Management Plan regulations and in direct assessment documentation and reporting.
