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Christopher and Rhett live for pipelines. Seriously. We’re not joking. Out of all things (and against all odds), pipelines are their passion. On this Pipeline Things podcast, these two share what they know, how they know it, and why you should know it too.
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Why was B31.8S Developed in the First Place? (opens the original)
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This episode of Pipeline Things explores the origins of ASME B31.8S, as Andy Drake shares the story behind its development, the shift toward risk-based pipeline integrity management, and the challenges of evolving industry standards and regulations.
Superheroes and origin stories with Michael Beller (opens the original)
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Michael Beller joins Rhett and Christopher to trace the origins and evolution of in-line inspection technology, exploring the pioneers, breakthroughs, and global influences that transformed early high-resolution tools into the advanced ILI systems used today.
12 ½, TMS, and Debunking Myths About Pipeline Dents with Mike Rosenfeld (opens the original)
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Pipeline veteran Mike Rosenfeld joins Rhett and Christopher to unpack the origins of dent regulations, challenge long-held industry assumptions about strain and depth thresholds, and reveal the fascinating history behind some of the most influential guidance in pipeline integrity.
One Liners and the Development of PDAM with Phil Hopkins (opens the original)
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What began as a practical guide for evaluating pipeline defects has become a foundational industry resource. Dr. Phil Hopkins shares the story behind PDAM, its evolution over time, and the different ways it is used around the world today.
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