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Audit Protocol for MG SWP CP5.002

6.1 – Start Chart

  • Has the most favourable site been chosen for the installation of the ICCP?

6.2 – Prepare Pipeline for Cathodic Protection

  • Have the requirements been met to provide effective cathodic protection?

6.3 – Determine Current Requirements

  • Were current density requirements determined through testing and investigation?

6.4 – Determine Location of Underground Assets

  • Have Dial Before You Dig (DBYD) plans been obtained?

6.5 – Measure Soil Resistivity at Selected Sites

  • Has a field survey been completed for the location?

  • Has the soil resistivity been tested correctly following the procedure MG SWP CP3.007 Soil Resistivity Measurement?

6.6 – Determine Anode Ground Bed Configuration

  • Was the Design Calculation spreadsheet used correctly to determine the anode bed design?

  • Is the DC voltage suitable?

6.7 – Determine Output Capacity of CPU

  • Has MG PR WP-CP5.001 been used to design the transformer/rectifier?

  • Has the output capacity of the CPU been calculated correctly?

6.8 – Submit Conceptual Design for Review by Supervisor

  • Were the conceptual design drawings submitted to the Supervisor?

6.9 – Is conceptual design acceptable?

  • Did the Supervisor sign off on the design drawings?

6.10 – Revise and Resubmit Conceptual Design

  • If required, have the drawings been revised and resubmitted?

6.11 – Complete Detailed Design

  • Has the detailed design been completed in line with MG PR WP-CP6.004?

6.12 - Finish

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