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    Standard operating procedure for in-process welding on pipelines and facilities

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    Loosli, Seth
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    Abstract
    In-process welding has become a commonly used approach when installing upgrades or making repairs to piping systems that are live. Pipeline incidents occur every year, and they are often deadly and expensive. The research of this project set out to find out what components a standard operating procedure should have that would lead to reaching a zero percent incident rate while utilizing in-process welding to make money. Not every contractor has the internal processes formalized to perform this work safely in a high-quality manner. Successful execution of this work can lead to opportunities for contractors to expand their scope of operation and expertise further.
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    Title Page / Table of Contents / List of Exhibits / Appendices / Abstract / Introduction / Explanation of In-Process Welding / Research / In-Process Welding in the Field / Conclusions / Recommendations / References / Bibliography
    Date
    2018-12-01
    Publisher
    University of Alaska Anchorage
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