Proper backfilling is critical when burying natural gas pipelines. First, however, is the preparation of the pipe. Once it’s coated and the segments are…
What to Consider When Backfilling a Natural Gas Pipeline
Topics: Pipeline coatings, Bitumen pipeline coatings, Pipe Protection, Rock Shield
From cooking and heating to electricity production to industrial manufacturing, natural gas plays a vital role in infrastructure. With such dependence on…
Topics: Pipeline coatings, Corrosion protection, Ancillary protection, Natural Gas
Job Site and Casing Preparation for Hot Wax Casing Fill
In the casing fill world, the job site constantly changes, and with that challenges with the application can be inevitable.
The goal here is to properly…
Topics: Royston, Corrosion protection, Casing fill, Hot Wax Casing Fill
Best Solution for the Long-Term Protection of Critical Gas Risers & Ancillary Connections
This article offers advice on how best to protect natural gas risers and their service connections from corrosion and physical damage.
Natural gas risers…
Topics: Bitumen pipeline coatings, Pipe Protection, Gas raisers, Ancillary protection
What is a Manufacturer’s Qualified Application Procedure?
Applicators and contractors working in the water, oil, and natural gas industries rely upon the Manufacturer's Qualified Application Procedures (MQAP) for…
Topics: Pipeline coatings, Manufacturer's Qualified Application Procedures
Pipeline Coatings Made to Resist High Levels of Soil Stress
Aggressive soil conditions for buried pipelines can be an unforgiving environment for field-applied corrosion coatings. Soil stress along with pipe…
Topics: Pipeline coatings, Pipe Protection, Cold applied tapes, Tapecoat M50, Mesh back tape
How to Use Profiling Putty with Heat Shrink Sleeves
Profiling putty has long been a standard tool in the protection of pipe flanges and push fit joints prior to overwrapping with tapes; however, its use…
Topics: Pipeline coatings, Profiling Putty, Heat Shrink Sleeves, Pipe Protection
Rust, or specifically, corrosion, is a major problem in industrialized countries. A report by NACE International estimates it costs the US economy $276…
Topics: Pipeline coatings, Corrosion protection, Anti-corrosion tape
Does Wrapping Tape Have a Shelf Life And If So, What Affects It?
The defining of a shelf life for an item designed for the long-term protection of valuable assets is always an intriguing topic. How can an item that is…
Topics: Pipeline coatings, Flange coating