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Title: Computer System Processes Cathodic Protection Annual Survey Data
Author: m. C. Whitener
Source: American Gas Association 1980
Year Published: 1980
Abstract: Texas Eastern Gas Pipeline Company was organized in 1947 to purchase and operate as a gas pipeline the War Emergency Pipeline System commonly known as the Big Inch and Little Inch Pipelines. Beginning with the initial operation of the 2,800 miles of pipeline, efforts were made to protect the buried structures from corrosion. Texas Easterns corrosion program has expanded continuously and today covers approximately 13,000 miles of pipe. Facilities have been added along with more test sites, more tests and more paper work to maintain and monitor the integrity of the pipe. Cathodic protection is ihe approach taken to extend the life expectancy of our buried structures, and annual corrosion surveys have become a way of life. Data is collected and processed, reports arc prepared, the information studied, recommendations are made and remedial action taken to correct any deficiency.

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