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Chemical and Mechanical Methods for Pipeline IntegrityAvailable to Purchase
By
Wayne W. Frenier
Wayne W. Frenier

Wayne W. Frenier retired from Schlumberger after more than 30 years of research and development activities. Frenier is the author of 33 US patents, numerous technical articles and five books. His recent SPE books include Formation, Removal and Inhibition of Inorganic Scale in the Oilfield Environment (with Murtaza Ziauddin), Organic Deposits in Oil and Gas Production (with Murtaza Ziauddin and Ramachandran Venkatesan) and Chemistry for Enhancing the Production of Oil and Gas (with Murtaza Ziauddin). Wayne is an Emeritus member of the American Chemical Society and a Life Member of NACE International, having been awarded its Fellow Honor. Wayne currently performs consulting services in the energy industry.

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DOI:
https://doi.org/10.2118/9781613994962
ISBN electronic:
978-1-61399-893-9
Publication date:
2018
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Chapter 8: Pipeline/Facility Maintenance Health, Safety, and Environmental Issues Available to Purchase

Doi:
https://doi.org/10.2118/9781613994962-08
  • Published:
    2018
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There are four interrelated issues concerning the handling and use of chemicals in the pipeline environments that will be reviewed in this chapter.

Subjects:
Production Chemistry, Metallurgy and Biology, Processing Systems and Design, HSSE & Social Responsibility Management, Health, Safety, Environment, Separation and treating, HSSE management systems, HSSE standards, regulations and codes, Contingency planning and emergency response

Developing a corporate safety attitude to reduce and perhaps eliminate injuries, accidents, and releases of toxic chemicals has been ongoing for many years. The author of this book recalls a “Life Is Fragile—Handle With Care” program practiced at the laboratories and production plants of the Dow Chemical Company in the 1970s. This program was partially premised on the idea of a safety pyramid (Fig. 8.1), with the goal of eliminating the root causes of injuries and accidents by eliminating the unsafe acts themselves.

Subjects:
Production Chemistry, Metallurgy and Biology, Processing Systems and Design, HSSE & Social Responsibility Management, Health, Safety, Environment, Separation and treating, HSSE management systems, HSSE standards, regulations and codes, Contingency planning and emergency response
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