Rehabilitation, repairs or replacement of corroded or damaged pipelines must be made in a manner that will not compromise the mechanical integrity of the pipeline. During the pipeline rehabilitation process the mainline piping is excavated, cleaned, inspected and evaluated for corrosion. A protective coating is then applied and the piping is buried. This paper will focus on the application of rehabilitation and repair coatings.

Subject
Coating repair, Primers, Coating inspection, Coating application, Piping, Slurry, Cathodic protection, Tape, Zinc anodes, Pipelines, Epoxy coatings, Repair, Rehabilitation
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1993
Association for Materials Protection and Performance (AMPP)
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