Retrofitting pipelines by in situ coating for protection against hydrogen permeation
R&D Focus Areas:
Pipeline design and integrity management, Hydrogen embrittlement, Advanced manufacturing
Lead Organisation:
University of Melbourne
Funding:
Future Fuels CRC
Status:
Completed
Start date:
February 2019
Project summary description:
This project aims to develop internal coatings for existing steel pipelines that can be applied in situ, cost effectively, without exposure or removal of the buried pipe. The coatings are being evaluated for protection against hydrogen permeation, to reduce the risk and incidence of hydrogen embrittlement.
Further information:
RP3.4-01 Retrofitting pipelines by in situ coating
Reviewed: November 2024