Jan 22, 2018 · This 16-minute AC interference video training course reviews the 3 basic effects on pipelines, including fault conditions, AC induced corrosion and safety concerns.

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JERZY SIBILA AND JERZY MOSSAKOWSKI, CORRSTOP, POLAND ABSTRACT AC interference on the pipeline (1). However, remediation efforts are often neglected fo the sake of short-term cost …

AC interference occurs when pipelines are installed near or parallel to high-voltage powerlines. These powerlines generate electromagnetic fields that can induce voltage and current on nearby metal …

Various mitigation techniques to reduce ac interference levels to safe limits have been widely implemented. This document describes the essential methods and steps to carry out an ac …

AC interference is external by nature and may be fixed by removing the source of the interference. Learn more here.

This article describes the common recipients of AC interference, explains the physics of AC interference, and gives an outline for the process to evaluate these complex interactions.

Included are general guidelines and considerations for performing detailed ac interference analyses, with sections specific to the analysis of co-located pipeline and railroad facilities.

If these electrical effects are great enough during steady state normal operation or during a fault, a potential shock hazard exists for anyone that touches an exposed part of the pipeline, pipline …

Pipelines that parallel overhead high-voltage AC transmission power systems are subject to AC interference. AC interference has several potential adverse impacts on the safety of personnel and …