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Christopher and Rhett live for pipelines. Seriously. We’re not joking. Out of all things (and against all odds), pipelines are their passion. On this Pipeline Things podcast, these two share what they know, how they know it, and why you should know it too. Think Pipeliners Digest, but make it funny. Listen to the Pipeline Things podcast every other Wednesday for a hearty dose of relevant, trustworthy advice that cuts through the noise and doesn’t take itself too seriously.
Pipeline Things is brought to you by D2 Integrity and produced by ADV Marketing.
Pipeline Things is brought to you by D2 Integrity and produced by ADV Marketing.
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In this episode of Pipeline Things, Rhett and Chris sit down with returning special guest Andy Drake, who was involved in the development of B31.8S, to dig into the story behind the standard and the thinking that shaped it.
They talk about why a risk-based approach was needed, what happens when yo…
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Like any good superhero tale, the origin story is the best part.
In the latest episode of Pipeline Things, your hosts, Rhett and Christopher, are joined by Michael Beller, Manager Corporate Marketing from Rosen, as he shares the origins and evolution of in-line inspection technology.
They discuss…
How are the mark of the beast and dents related? You will just have to listen.
On this episode of Pipeline Things, Rhett and Christopher sit down with the returning and esteemed guest, Mike Rosenfeld, to share the untold story of how a hallmark regulatory guidance was first developed and the prece…
You can’t put pipelines in jail….
In this episode of Pipeline Things, Rhett and Christopher are joined by the esteemed Dr. Phil Hopkins to discuss the origins and evolution of the Pipeline Defects Assessment Manual (PDAM).
Together, they discuss the original intention and international use of the…
Wait, wait – where is Christopher?
In this episode of Pipeline Things, Rhett and Chris shake things up with special guest (and new co-host?) Jason Skow of Integral Engineering. Chris joins remotely as the group untangles the complexities of API 1163, reviewing the long-standing assumptions around …
All test labs are the same, right? Wrong.
In this episode of Pipeline Things, Rhett and Chris are joined by returning guest David Futch of Acuren to discuss a recent incident that involved irregularities from a J-Integral lab test.
The conversation breaks down the finer points of what went wrong …
In a review of excavations triggered by EMAT results, about 80% of excavations revealed either a) no present anomaly features or b) anomalies unrelated to cracking. But we know the whole story is more complicated than that.
Not all EMAT technology works the same way, and this gap highlighted an op…
How long should a permanent repair last? 50 years? Until the next scheduled maintenance?
According to RSPA 98-4733, “permanent” means as long as the pipe will be in service under normal operating and maintenance conditions.
In this episode of Pipeline Things, Rhett and Chris sit down with returni…
There’s a lot to learn about difficult-to-inspect ILI tools, and who better to learn it from than the one and only Rienk de Vries from Intero.
In this episode of Pipeline Things, Rhett and Chris sit down with returning special guest Rienk de Vries, as they explore the wild west of difficult-to-ins…
UFO sightings in New Mexico correlate with patents granted in the US. Popularity of the first name Alix correlates with carjackings in the US. Obviously, correlations can tell us a lot while also telling us nothing at all. In this episode of Pipeline Things, we dive into geohazards, geohazard stati…
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