Risk Based Condition Assessment Sample Clauses

Risk Based Condition Assessment. Pure Technologies is a firm believer that a risk-based approach should be used to perform condition assessment and of critical pipelines. There is no silver bullet technology that applies to all pipelines. In general, low resolution technologies are appropriate for low risk pipelines. However, for high risk pipelines, a high degree of reliability is essential and higher resolution tools are prudent to provide a more comprehensive understanding of the pipeline. Project Background The 27-inch Raw Water Supply Line originates at the Lake Lewisville Pump Station and runs approximately 8.5 miles north to the City of Denton’s Water Treatment Plant> After leaving the pump station, the 27-inch bar wrapped pipe water supply line runs under IH-35 and then north along the Xxxxxx County Transportation Authority’s railway track. The 27-inch bar wrapped pipe was manufactured in 1955 and is assumed to have been installed in 1955-1956. An aerial photograph displaying the approximate location of the 27-inch raw water supply line is presented below in Figure 1.
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