Pipeline Integrity Services

Specializing in Cathodic Protection


1

High Quality


High quality, thorough data collection and reporting. This is due to our data research prior to the field survey, good communication with field operations, and to the diligence of our Cathodic Protection Technicians.


2

New Technologies


Awareness and application of new technologies. Advancements in data collection and in data monitoring have resulted in better, more timely cathodic source monitoring, which in turn results in cost savings and less field exposure to incidents.


3

Timely Results


Timely and accurate survey reporting. Our routine turnaround time from survey completion to delivery of final report is less than 30 days.                                                                                                                                                               


Cathodic Protection Annual Adjustive Survey


  • Potential measurement of all field and facility structures
  • Rectifier maintenance / adjustment as required
  • Data populated into proprietary Access database
  • Report and required actions issued within 30 days of survey completion

Cathodic Protection Follow-up


  • Impressed current groundbed design and construction
  • Galvanic anode installation
  • Groundbed Repair
  • Rectifier repair / replacement

Pipeline Coating Condition Survey


May include any of the following non-destructive test methods:

  • Close Interval Survey (CIS) – potential measurement over entire line, used to identify coating holidays
  • Alternating Current Attenuation Survey (ACCA) – gross locator of coating holiday
  • Alternating Current Voltage Gradient (ACVG) – fine locator of coating holiday
  • Direct Current Voltage Gradient (DCVG) – locator of coating holiday
  • Depth of Cover Survey (DOC) – determination of adequate cover

Well Casing Risk Assessment


Assess likelihood of casing failure based on evaluation of historical data, including:

  • Casing logs
  • Previous failure data
  • Production history
  • Shut in vs. production time
  • Inhibition programs

Safety


Elliot & Associates is proud of our commitment to safety and of our comprehensive safety program. We are SECOR certified (Small Employer Certificate of Recognition); in addition, we are members of ISNetworld and ComplyWorks.

The electrical component of our work dictates training and awareness of the hazards and precautions when working with electricity. All field personnel are certified as per the Alberta STAE Act and AR 161/2022, to provide electrical services specific to cathodic protection.

All Elliot & Associates field personnel receive safety certification training in H2S, Standard First Aid, TDG, WHMIS, Advanced Vehicle Control, and ATV operation.

Elliot & Associates supervises and performs construction of large and small groundbeds and diligently follows regulatory requirements set by OH&S and other regulatory agencies regarding ground disturbance and worker safety. As circumstances dictate, training may be completed for Ground Disturbance and Confined Space.

Links and Rescources

National Association of Corrosion Engineers (NACE)

http://www.nace.org/home.aspx

NACE Calgary

http://www.nacecalgary.ca

Patchworks, a publication of PSAC

Cathodic Protection (pdf)

Integrated Rectifier Technologies

http://www.irtrectifier.com/

Mobiltex Remote Monitors

http://www.mobiltex.com/

Our company logo is the Elliot clan badge. The Latin inscription means “With Strength and Right.”