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Using the results from New Century Software’s Spill Impact Analyst application, the attached alignment sheet displays a spill scenario with user-specified release points along a liquid pipeline. The resulting spill plumes consist of individual DEM grid cells with impact time, final volume, etc. for detailed analysis.

This is a sample of a fairly standard pipeline engineering sheet. Data elements include stationing for PI's and equations, survey notes, ownership, and crop/terrain features. Pipeline data includes profile, schematic, pipe detail, coating detail, operating pressure and job range. Map elements include aerial imagery, landbase, pipe centerline and matchlines, ownership tracts, and ties. Both the data elements and the map elements can be further customized, if desired.

Produced using the results from New Century Software’s Spatial Risk Analyst application, the attached sheet displays the total calculated risk along a stretch of liquid pipeline. The total risk was determined by multiplying the threats such as third party damage, weather, corrosion, operator error, and defects by the consequences such as potential release volume, environmental impact, human impact, and HCAs. The spill plumes shown on the sheet were generated using New Century Software’s Spill Impact Analyst. When laid on top of aerial imagery, the data provides a clear visual depiction for integrity management planning purposes.

The attached sheet was created to display data from an ILI run. Lines represented include crossings, depth of cover, anomalies, dents, and external metal loss. Also included is a comparison of pipe features stored within PODS versus those features detected during the pig run. This can be useful in ensuring the most current data is within your database.