Altamira supported a major energy operator by auditing integrity records and validating MAOP for a regulated pipeline asset. The team reconciled fragmented legacy documentation, verified material and weld traceability and delivered audit‑ready, regulator‑compliant records aligned with federal pipeline safety requirements.
Altamira supported a major energy operator by auditing integrity records and validating MAOP for a regulated pipeline asset. The team reconciled fragmented legacy documentation, verified material and weld traceability and delivered audit‑ready, regulator‑compliant records aligned with federal pipeline safety requirements.
Altamira’s Zhenjin Zhu and TK Akins paper “A Simplified Predictive Model of Thermal Cycling on Initiation of Stress Corrosion Cracking” was recently published in the Journal of Pipeline Science and Engineering. The paper explores how thermal cycling contributes to the development of corrosive environments on steel pipelines.
Altamira supported a major energy operator by auditing integrity records and validating MAOP for a regulated pipeline asset. The team reconciled fragmented legacy documentation, verified material and weld traceability and delivered audit‑ready, regulator‑compliant records aligned with federal pipeline safety requirements.
On June 17, 2025 the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration announced the repeal of an Advisory Bulletin that was issued by the Biden administration about the provisions in Section 114 of the 2020 PIPES Act.
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