Summary of JIP

SCRIM (Steel Catenary Riser Integrity Management) Joint Industry Project

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Summary of JIP

2008-04-01
By SCRIM (Steel Catenary Riser Integrity Management) Joint Industry Project

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Alternative Title:

Steel Catenary Riser Integrity Management JIP
Corporate Creators:

SCRIM (Steel Catenary Riser Integrity Management) Joint Industry Project
Corporate Contributors:

United States. Minerals Management Service ; Advanced Subsea Engineering

United States. Minerals Management Service ; Advanced Subsea Engineering Less -
Subject/TRT Terms:

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Catenaries (Railroads) Failure Modes Inspection Monitoring Pipeline Integrity Management Recordkeeping Research Hub Risk Based Maintenance Steel Catenary Risers Underwater Pipelines
Publication/ Report Number:

4-4-5-010/TN08, Rev. 1
Resource Type:

Tech Report
Geographical Coverage:

United States
TRIS Online Accession Number:

01646394
Edition:

Rev. 1
Corporate Publisher:

Advanced Subsea Engineering
Abstract:

The SCRIM (Steel Catenary Riser Integrity Management) Joint Industry Project was an industry-sponsored initiative, managed and delivered by MCS, to develop industry guidelines for the integrity management of offshore risers. The original scope of the JIP was to develop industry guidelines for the integrity management of steel catenary risers, but wide industry participation and funding well over the initial target allowed the JIP to extend its work into the integrity management of hybrid and top-tensioned riser systems. The JIP was launched in October 2004. The project has been sponsored by 20 participants, comprised of operators, regulators, contractors, equipment vendors, pipe mills and transportation companies.
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4-4-5-010
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US Transportation Collection
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urn:sha256:d901b45e113f2e666eb1cd42941cb474ffbb7b8a76353e490f431f634716b9a9
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