Corrosion detection in pipelines by radiograph density measurments

K. Edalati; N. Rastkhah; A. Kermani; M. Seiedi; A. Movafeghi

Corrosion detection in pipelines by radiograph density measurments

K. Edalati, N. Rastkhah, A. Kermani, M. Seiedi, A. Movafeghi

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Abstract

In this study the thickness profile of pipes; with 6 inch in diameter and thickness ranges from 4.2 to 15.0 mm; was determined by using radiograph density measurements. It was concluded that thickness loss of 10, 20 and 50 percent and corrosion surface could be determined by this method in pipes. Also some Formulas were drawn and suggested for this method.

Original language	English
Pages	915-919
Number of pages	5
Publication status	Published - Dec 1 2004
Externally published	Yes
Event	Proceedings of the 5th Biennial International Pipeline Conference, IPC: Compression and Pump Technologies; Corrosion; Design and Construction; Environmental Issues; GIS/Database Development; Innovative Projects and Emerging Issues - Calgary, Alta., Canada Duration: Oct 4 2004 → Oct 8 2004

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Other	Proceedings of the 5th Biennial International Pipeline Conference, IPC: Compression and Pump Technologies; Corrosion; Design and Construction; Environmental Issues; GIS/Database Development; Innovative Projects and Emerging Issues
Country	Canada
City	Calgary, Alta.
Period	10/4/04 → 10/8/04

All Science Journal Classification (ASJC) codes

Engineering(all)

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Edalati, K., Rastkhah, N., Kermani, A., Seiedi, M., & Movafeghi, A. (2004). Corrosion detection in pipelines by radiograph density measurments. 915-919. Paper presented at Proceedings of the 5th Biennial International Pipeline Conference, IPC: Compression and Pump Technologies; Corrosion; Design and Construction; Environmental Issues; GIS/Database Development; Innovative Projects and Emerging Issues, Calgary, Alta., Canada.

Corrosion detection in pipelines by radiograph density measurments. / Edalati, K.; Rastkhah, N.; Kermani, A.; Seiedi, M.; Movafeghi, A.

2004. 915-919 Paper presented at Proceedings of the 5th Biennial International Pipeline Conference, IPC: Compression and Pump Technologies; Corrosion; Design and Construction; Environmental Issues; GIS/Database Development; Innovative Projects and Emerging Issues, Calgary, Alta., Canada.

Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review

Edalati, K, Rastkhah, N, Kermani, A, Seiedi, M & Movafeghi, A 2004, 'Corrosion detection in pipelines by radiograph density measurments', Paper presented at Proceedings of the 5th Biennial International Pipeline Conference, IPC: Compression and Pump Technologies; Corrosion; Design and Construction; Environmental Issues; GIS/Database Development; Innovative Projects and Emerging Issues, Calgary, Alta., Canada, 10/4/04 - 10/8/04 pp. 915-919.

Edalati K, Rastkhah N, Kermani A, Seiedi M, Movafeghi A. Corrosion detection in pipelines by radiograph density measurments. 2004. Paper presented at Proceedings of the 5th Biennial International Pipeline Conference, IPC: Compression and Pump Technologies; Corrosion; Design and Construction; Environmental Issues; GIS/Database Development; Innovative Projects and Emerging Issues, Calgary, Alta., Canada.

Edalati, K. ; Rastkhah, N. ; Kermani, A. ; Seiedi, M. ; Movafeghi, A. / Corrosion detection in pipelines by radiograph density measurments. Paper presented at Proceedings of the 5th Biennial International Pipeline Conference, IPC: Compression and Pump Technologies; Corrosion; Design and Construction; Environmental Issues; GIS/Database Development; Innovative Projects and Emerging Issues, Calgary, Alta., Canada.5 p.

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