Pigging is basically a cleansing process followed in all pipeline industries after the product has been delivered. There are many types of pigs that are inserted inside the pipeline for this process. After the cleansing has been done the product stains will remain in that pig. So, i basically need to check the residues that are there in the pig after the operation. Has anybody done this analysis in their industry, kindly share the parameters required for it.
It seems like you're looking for information on a specific type of analysis related to the oil and gas pipeline industry, specifically regarding pig residual analysis. Pigs (Pipeline Inspection Gauges) are used in pipelines to inspect and clean them, and residual analysis involves examining what is left behind after a pig has passed through a pipeline.
While pigging operations and residual analysis are more commonly associated with pipelines in the oil and gas industry, it's less common to find specific reports or studies directly related to pig residual analysis in this context. Typically, such analyses might focus on:
If you're looking for specific reports or studies on pig residual analysis, you may want to explore academic journals, conference proceedings, or technical reports from industry organizations such as:
- American Petroleum Institute (API)
- Pipeline Research Council International (PRCI)
- American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
- National Association of Corrosion Engineers (NACE)
These organizations often publish technical papers and reports on pipeline integrity management, pigging operations, and corrosion control, which may include sections or studies related to residual analysis.
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