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Pressure Pipeline Condition Assessment

Pressure Pipeline Condition Assessment

On-Demand Recorded May 2024
This session will review the failure mechanisms associated with different pressure pipe materials; discuss applicability of inspection methods and technologies for those materials; and describe external and internal inspection methods on the market today.

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Proper capital planning for addressing the needs of our aged, buried pressure pipelines relies upon understanding how that infrastructure is fairing. Various methods are available to get “eyes” on these assets in order to understand their condition and predict their remaining useful life. 

Upon completing this course learners should be able to…

  • Distinguish between the failure mechanisms associated with different pressure pipe materials 
  • Understand applicability of inspection methods and technologies for various pressure pipe materials
  • Learn about external and internal investigation technologies and how they work
Interested in rehabilitation technologies? Watch our previous webinar on Water and Force Main Rehabilitation 

Connect with our presenters & moderator

Brent Johnson
Discipline Leader — Pipeline Condition Assessment and Rehabilitation
Cindy Preuss
Discipline Leader — Water Conveyance
Susan Crawford
Water Services Group Director

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