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	Vol. 8        3/2009 A practical approach in pipeline corrosion modelling: Part 1 – Long-term integrity forecasting Dr Érika S M Nicoletti Ethanol transportation: status of research, and integrity management Dr John Beavers Evaluating damage to on- and offshore pipelines using data acquired using ILI Dr Chris Alexander Rehabilitation of corroded steel pipelines with epoxy repair systems H S Costa-Mattos Rethinking laybarge pipelaying Professor Andrew Palmer Technical and commercial challenges in procurement and implementation of major international pipeline projects Assadollah Maleknejad The Australian approach to pipeline safety management Peter Tuft About the Cover   As part of an American Petroleum Institute study, experimental efforts were undertaken to assess the effects of wrinkle bends on the fatigue life of pipelines, and three 36-in x 0.281-in pipes were fitted with wrinkle bends having nominal depths of 2%, 4%, and 6% (wrinkle depth percentage calculated by dividing wrinkle depth by the nominal diameter of the pipe). OUR COVER PICTURE shows the pipe sample with 2% wrinkles, and details of this research are included in the paper by Dr Alexander on pages 35-47.

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