3/2011
About the Cover
The final pipes are curently being laid on the second NordStream pipeline that runs through the Baltic Sea from Russia to Germany. Our COVER PICTURE, taken recently on the Castoro Sei laybarge offshore Sweden, shows one of the 48-in diameter, 23-tonne, concrete-coated pipe lengths being hoisted onto the laybarge, having been transported from the nearby Slite pipe-storage site on the Swedish island of Gotland.
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About the Journal
Established in 2007, The Journal of Pipeline Engineering (incorporating the Journal of Pipeline Integrity) is an independent, international, quarterly journal, devoted to all aspects of engineering for oil, gas, and products pipelines.
Each issue of the quarterly Journal reviews technical advances in a wide range of engineering subjects, encompassing: new and emerging technologies and their applications; pipeline design; corrosion prediction, detection, and mitigation;
inspection and integrity assessment methods and tools; defect assessment and maintenance prioritization; pipeline data management, integration and analysis; and other areas relevant to this expanding science.
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