SCC

SCC: An SCC cluster is assessed was defined to be “significant” by the Canadian Energy Pipeline Association (CEPA) (3) in 1997 provided that the deepest crack, in a series of interacting cracks, is greater than 10% of the wall thickness and the total interacting length of the cracks is equal to or greater than 75% of the critical length of a 50% through-wall flaw that would fail at a stress level of 110% of SMYS. CEPA also defines the interaction criteria. The presence of extensive and “significant” SCC typically triggers an SCC mitigation program (See discussion under Post-Assessment Step), but a crack that is labeled “significant” is not necessarily an immediate threat to the integrity of the pipeline.

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Table of Contents

1. Pipeline HUB User Resources
2. AC Mitigation PowerTool
3. API Inspector's Toolbox
4. Horizontal Directional Drilling PowerTool
5. Crossings Workflow
6. Hydrotest PowerTool
7. Pipeline Toolbox
8. Encroachment Manager
9. PRCI AC Mitigation Toolbox
10. PRCI RSTRENG
11. RSTRENG+
12. Ad-hoc Analysis
13. Database Import
14. Data Availability Dashboard
15. ESRI Map
16. Report Builder
17. Crossings Workflow
18. Hydrotest PowerTool
19. Investigative Dig PowerTool
20. Hydraulics PowerTool
21. External Corrosion Direct Assessment Procedure - RSTRENG
22. Canvas
23. Definitions
24. Pipe Schedule and Specifications Tables