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Tue, 3 January 2006
DNV will lead a consortium of 25 companies to develop a better understanding on how pipeline materials perform under different installation and service conditions, which will allow engineers to make better decisions to optimize future pipeline projects.
Clad and lined pipeline materials have been used in the oil and gas industry for handling corrosive media for more than 25 years, and their service record has, in general, been very positive. However, based on experience from the most recent lined and clad pipeline projects, there are still technical issues that would benefit from further R&D work.
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