Natural Gas Pipeline Maximum Allowable Operating Pressure for Class Locations
Presentation files now available (posted at bottom of meeting page).
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| Completed | |
| Mar 21, 2006 at 08:00 | |
| at 16:15 | |
| Reston, VA | |
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| Purpose & Summary | The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) will hold a public meeting to discuss raising the allowable operating pressure on certain natural gas transmission pipelines. Pipelines are the energy highways of the Nation that provide the most efficient means to transport vast volumes of natural gas on which we depend. Raising the maximum allowable operating pressures (MAOP) for natural gas pipelines would allow more gas to flow through these pipelines. |
| Results | |
See Files section below to download presentation files. Follow these links for archives of the webcasts of the meetings. (These archives will be available only for a limited time).
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| Additional Information | |
| For FR Notice including call for papers, see: http://www.access.gpo.gov/su_docs/fedreg/a060106c.html FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Mr. Joy Kadnar, Director, Engineering and Emergency Support at (202) 366-4595 or joy.kadnar @ dot.gov about the subject matter. |
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| Files | |
 04/17/2006: Eastman Presentation: Impact of 80% SMYS Operation on Time Dependent Threats04/17/2006: Francis Presentation: Safety Justification for Operation of Onshore Gas Pipelines & Above Ground Installations at Design Factors up to 0.804/17/2006: Drake Presentation: Evolution of Life Cycle Management - Natural Gas Piping Code04/17/2006: Eiber Presentation: Higher Design Factor Review and Considerations04/17/2006: Eiber Paper: Higher Design Factor Review and Considerations04/17/2006: Rothwell Presentation: Usage of Design Factors Above 72% SMYS in Canada04/17/2006: Rothwell Abstract: History and Operating Experience of Design Factors Above 0.72 SMYS in Canadian Gas Transmission Pipelines04/17/2006: Murphy Presentation: Reconsideration of MAOP: Cost and Benefits - A Macroeconomic View 04/17/2006: Stursma Presentation: Comments for Panel on "Perspectives from State Pipeline Safety Programs on Preserving Safety"04/17/2006: Mihell Presentation: An Approach for Evaluating Pressure Upgrades Using Reliability and Risk Analysis04/17/2006: Kiefner Presentation: Impact of 80% SMYS Operation on Resistance to Third Party Mechanical Damage04/17/2006: Farmer Remarks: Panel on Perspectives from State Pipeline Safety Programs on Preserving Safety04/17/2006: Docherty Presentation: Experience with the Pressure Uprating of Gas Transmission Pipelines in the UK04/17/2006: Hereth Presentation: Threat Analyses: Comprehensive and Systematic Assessment of Impact of Operation at Higher Stress Levels04/17/2006: Rosenfeld Presentation: Material and Construction Issues Concerning Pipelines at Elevated Stresses04/17/2006: McGrath Meeting and Presentation Notes04/17/2006: Sanderson Presentation: Operation of Pipelines at Above 72% SMYS in the UK04/17/2006: Sanderson Abstract: Operation of pipelines at above 72% SMYS in the UK04/17/2006: Kadnar Presentation: Reconsideration of MAOP for Natural Gas Pipelines04/17/2006: Willke Presentation: MAOP for Class Locations04/17/2006: Wilson Presentation: A Basis for Changing the Stress-Based Design Factor for Pipelines04/17/2006: Boss Presentation: Roadmap to Greater Capacity - Moving from Today's Designs to Higher Pressures |
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