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Subsea, Pipelines & Integrity
Reference topics for line sizing and end-of-life integrity, with cathodic-protection screening subject to qualified inputs and engineering review.
Analysis topics
- Wall thickness. Screen a pipeline wall across the design codes (DNV-ST-F101, ASME B31, PD 8010) and get a one-page report.
- On-bottom stability. Check stability of a subsea line in waves and current (DNV-RP-F109).
- Free-span / VIV. Screen a free span for vortex-induced vibration and allowable length (DNV-RP-F105).
- Lateral & upheaval buckling. Check a line for snake buckling under pressure and temperature, and the cover a buried line needs.
- Fitness-for-service. Assess a corroded line from wall-thickness readings against its design pressure.
- Cathodic protection (screening). Sacrificial-anode demand and mass screening for offshore structures (DNV-RP-B401) and pipeline bracelet anodes (DNV-RP-F103). Project use requires qualified inputs and an engineer-of-record check; it does not establish that an installed system is protected.
Fitness-for-service assessment covers remaining strength from wall-thickness readings against the design pressure. The client receives a calculation report with a stated decision: accept, re-rate, take more measurements, or escalate.
Related standards
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DNV-ST-F101
DNV-RP-F109
DNV-RP-F105
API 579
DNV-RP-B401
DNV-RP-C203
API RP 2RD / OS-F201
Catenary riser
Lateral buckling
Upheaval buckling (DNV-RP-F110)
ASME B31.4 / B31.8
PD 8010
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