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Pipeline Integrity Management Systems: A Practical Approach

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R. Mora
R. Mora
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P. Hopkins
P. Hopkins
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E. Cote
E. Cote
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T. Shie
T. Shie
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ISBN:
9780791861110
No. of Pages:
374
Publisher:
ASME Press
Publication date:
2016

Chapter 6 provides the concepts, elements, process, and methodologies for assessing the integrity risks in pipelines. The chapter starts defining risk assessment and control as elements of pipeline risk management allocating its processes within a PLAN-DO-CHECK-ACT or management system framework. Core risk concepts such as perspectives toward risk, uncertainty, and conservatism, individual and societal risk, and risk aversion are also explained to holistically understand the pipeline risk results.

6.1
Introduction to Pipeline Risk Management
6.2
Risk Assessment Purpose, Applications, Functions, and Outcomes
6.3
Risk Assessment Types
6.4
Risk Assessment Process
6.5
Risk Analysis
6.6
Risk Estimation
6.7
Risk Evaluation and Sensitivity Analysis
6.8
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