RCP can assist pipeline operators (both gas and liquids) with performing an emergency flow restricting device (EFRD) evaluation based on the criteria, e.g. type of leak detection installed, product transported, quantity released, local topography, etc., identified in the Integrity Management rules. §192.179 requires that intermediate valves be installed along a cross country pipeline at the time of construction at specified intervals based on class location. Likewise, §195.260 identifies for liquids pipelines locations where valves must be installed at the time of construction but it is much less specific than for gas lines. For more information on an EFRD Study for your pipeline assets, contact Jessica Roger.
In This Issue
- DIMP Implementation Workshop
- PHMSA Information Collection on Excess Flow Valve
- EFRD Evaluation
- Comment Extension: NPRM on Pipeline Damage Prevention Programs
- PHMSA Releases New Emergency Response Guidebook
- Damage Prevention Plans
- Pennsylvania Pipeline Safety Act 127 Amended / Tentative Order
- Government/Industry Pipeline R&D Forum July 18-19 – Arlington, VA
- RCP Continues to Add More Firepower to Its Staff
- DOT Workshop Survey
- Introducing MaxOp*
- MAOP Validation Services
- Summer / Fall Industry Conferences