Description

Your pipeline assets face a battalion of threats whose shape and form vary and even change with time. These two authoritative references equip you with the intelligence and tools to anticipate, recognize, and respond to each and every one of them.

Managing Pipeline Threats — by John Tiratsoo

An introduction to managing threats to pipeline safety and operations, this book examines all the types of threats — from illegal tapping to corrosion, cracking, accidental third-party damage, geotechnical hazards, and defective construction — and explains the methods and practices used to prevent or mitigate them. Covering pipeline engineering principles, line pipe manufacturing, in-line inspection, and integrity management across 470 pages, it is essential reading for anyone concerned with the safe and reliable operation of pipelines.

Encyclopedia of Pipeline Defects, Third Edition — by ROSEN Group

A pictorial reference and atlas — with most photos in color — illustrating the types of defects found in high-pressure steel pipelines and their anti-corrosion coatings. With 228 pages and more than 262 illustrations, it provides detailed technical commentary on the origin, probable cause, and significance of defects, along with guidance on appropriate remedial actions. Sections are devoted to manufacturing defects, construction defects, operational defects, coating and CP defects, and defect interaction.

Why buy the bundle?

• Save 25% compared to purchasing each book individually
• Comprehensive threat coverage: from identification and prevention to visual defect recognition
• Practical reference material for daily use in the field or the office
• Suitable for both newcomers building foundational knowledge and experienced professionals seeking a desktop reference