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Analyses of incident data show US, European pipelines becoming safer
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January 2004

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Oil and Gas Journal

W. Guijt

Analyses of pipeline-incident data for Europe and the US over 30 years confirm that systems in both regions have become increasingly safer. Pipeline-incident data were gathered over a long period by the European Gas Pipeline Incident Data Group (EGIG), CONCAWE (Western-European cross-country oil pipelines), and the US Department of Transportation's Office of Pipeline Safety, Research and Special Programs Administration. (DOT/OPS/RSPA covers both oil and gas pipeline systems in the US.) The main goal in gathering this information was to demonstrate and, if possible, improve the safety performance of pipeline transmission systems. Information on loss-of-containment incidents of European and US oil and gas pipeline transmission systems, as published by these organizations, was analyzed and is summarized in this article. Loss-of-containment incidents of onshore steel pipeline transmission systems are presented here. Although it is difficult to compare directly among the different databases (the definition of an incident, for example, not being uniquely defined), such a comparison leads to some general conclusions.

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... Pipeline has been a popular research area over the past few decades (Papadakis, 1999), where investigations ranged from risk assessment to product scheduling (MirHassani and Ghorbanalizadeh, 2008). However, the primary focus has been on using risk assessment methodologies to examine the probability of pipeline failure (Restrepo et al., 2009), wherein the engagements range from using historical oil spill data (Gujit, 2004) or fault tree analysis technique (Yuhua and Datao, 2005) to estimate failure probabilities, to examining the basic reasons for failure (Dziubinski et al., 2006). Most recently, risk assessment efforts have focused on severe accidents (Bonvicini et al., 2015). ...

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Railroad transportation of crude oil in Canada: Developing long-term forecasts, and evaluating the impact of proposed pipeline projects
Analyses of incident data show US, European pipelines becoming safer
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  • January 2004

Oil and Gas Journal

W. Guijt