Project · Pipelines
Moomba–Adelaide Gas Pipeline — fitness-for-service
Fitness-for-service assessment of the 781 km Moomba–Adelaide Gas Pipeline from the 2024 in-line inspection program — corrosion-growth modelling and a 15-year repair forecast to 2040.
The problem we solve
External corrosion across a 781 km transmission line needed a defensible corrosion-growth model and a long-range repair plan built from successive ILI datasets.
Our approach
- 01Aligned historical ILI datasets from 2014 onward in IICORR's cloud FFS platform
- 02Remaining-strength calculation using the RSTRENG Effective Area method
- 03Corrosion clustering, growth prediction and defect-interaction analysis
- 0415-year repair forecast through to 2040 to drive maintenance planning
- Pipeline
- 781 km
- Method
- RSTRENG Effective Area
- Forecast
- To 2040
- Sector
- Pipelines
- Location
- South Australia
The platform
Delivered with IICORR Cloud
IICORR Cloud transforms in-line inspection data into auditable, standards-based fitness-for-service decisions — the platform behind this assessment.
The deliverable
A risk-based repair strategy: priority short-term repairs identified and long-term integrity planned to 2040, supporting continued safe operation of one of Australia's major gas transmission assets.
Services applied
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