When a sliding river bank threatens your pipeline
Risks and mitigation
What do you do when a sliding river bank threatens your existing pipeline crossing? This operator identified several such sites and details his options and analysis. Some of his threatened sites are within a city's limits. In the application you can see the AER's thoughts on the risks. We found this information using AppIntel.
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Tags: Compliance, Facilities
Granger Low 29 Mar 2016
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