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Audit Protocol for MG SWP CP4.002

6.1 – Connect Current Interrupter between Transformer Rectifier Output and Anode Ground Bed

  • Has the current interrupter been connected correctly?

  • Has a DC voltage source been installed for any pipelines identified without an “Impressed Current” system installed?

  • Was power turned off and any bonds disconnected?

6.2 – Assemble 2 Probes and Connect Leads to Meter

  • 6.2 – Assemble 2 Probes and Connect Leads to Meter

6.3 – Fit Meter Support Harness and Adjust for Comfortable Walking and Viewing

  • Has meter support harness been fitted correctly?

6.4 – Switch Instrument On and Adjust Bias and Sensitivity Controls

  • Did the current output of the DV supply need to be increased or the interrupter relocated?

6.5 – Traverse Centre Line of Pipeline, Probes in Contact with the Ground

  • Which method was used to survey the pipeline?

  • If private property was accessed to conduct the survey, was the landowner notified?

6.6 – Identify Coating Holiday

  • Were any coating faults detected?

6.7 – Determine Size of Coating Holiday

  • Has the size of the coating holiday been calculated correctly?

6.8 – Peg and Record Coating Holiday Location

  • Has the coating holiday location been pegged, measured and results forwarded to coordinator?

6.9 – Measure and Record Pipe to Soil Signal Swing at either side of Coating Holiday

  • Has the pipe to soil swing been measured and recorded?

6.10 – Finish

  • Have the CPU and bonds been returned to their original operating status?

Comments and Sign Off

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