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Optimal selection of verification digs for in-line inspection

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Optimal selection of verification digs for in-line inspection

Abstract

Thousands of features can be identified from a single in-line inspection. Due to resource constraints, the selection and priority of excavations requires significant effort and scrutiny. This paper explains how best to decide which features require excavation.

Author: Lu, D.

Publisher: Pipelines International

Year Published: 2013

Purchase Link: Pipelines International Website

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