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PHILLIPS 66 PIPELINE LLC

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Incident Information

Report Date—
OperatorPHILLIPS 66 PIPELINE LLC
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Pipeline Typehazardous_liquid

Location

State
Coordinates36.29081, -96.29610

Cause

CauseCORROSION FAILURE
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Casualties

Fatalities0
Injuries0

Costs

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Lost Commodity—
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Incident Narrative

SEP. 1, 2017, DURING THE INVESTIGATION OF A NON RELATED RTTM LEAK DETECTION ALARM, SCADA PERSONNEL SHUT DOWN WR-01 PIPELINE FROM PONCA CITY, OK TO GLENPOOL, OK TO PERFORM A STAND-UP INTEGRITY TEST. THE SEGMENT FROM MP 52 TO MP 72 WAS DETERMINED TO BE A SUSPECT OF A LEAK AND PRESSURE WAS ADDED TO ASSIST IN INTEGRITY VERIFICATION. UPON RE-PRESSURIZATION OF THE SEGMENT, SIMILAR PRESSURE LOSS WAS OBSERVED. HISTORICAL DATA WAS REVIEWED AND LINE FLYER WAS ENGAGED FOR OVER FLIGHT THE FOLLOWING MORNING. ON 9-2-2017 AT APP. 09:00, LINE FLYER REPORTED DEAD VEGETATION NEAR MP 56. FIELD PERSONNEL ARRIVED ON SITE AT APP. 09:45 AND BEGAN RESPONSE AND CLEAN-UP ACTIVITIES. PIPELINE WAS ALREADY SHUTDOWN AND THE DOWNSTREAM VALVES WERE THEN OPENED TO RELIEVE PRESSURE. UPON EXCAVATION, AN EXTERNAL CORROSION THROUGH-WALL FEATURE WAS DISCOVERED. 9-3-2017, PLIDCO CLAMP WAS INSTALLED AND SUCCESSFULLY PASSED PRESSURE TEST. PIPELINE WAS RESTARTED FOR NORMAL OPERATION AT APP. 16:20. PRELIMINARY VISUAL FIELD INSPECTION INDICATES EXTERNAL CORROSION. THIS WILL BE VERIFIED VIA METALLURGICAL ANALYSIS WHEN FAILED SEGMENT IS EVENTUALLY REMOVED. TARGET DATE FOR CUTOUT IS 10-17-2017 PART A, ITEM 4 ""LOCAL TIME AND DATE OF INCIDENT"" IS LISTED AS 7-13-2017. THIS DATE WAS DETERMINED BASED ON INFORMATION GATHERED DURING THE INVESTIGATION. 2018-2-8 UPDATE: UPDATED PART ""D"", SECTION 8 WITH NEW COST INFORMATION. UPDATED PART ""E"", SECTION 9 WITH CONTROL CENTER INVESTIGATION INFORMATION. UPDATED PART ""G"", CAUSE INFORMATION DUE TO RECEIPT OF METALLURGICAL ANALYSIS REPORT. 2018-7-10 UPDATE: UPDATED PART ""A"", SECTION 11 WITH ESTIMATED VOLUME RECOVERED BASED ON INFORMATION RECEIVED ON 6-19-2018 2018-11-1 UPDATE: UPDATED PART ""A"", SECTION 11 WITH ESTIMATED VOLUME RECOVERED BASED ON INFORMATION RECEIVED ON 10-24-2018. UPDATED PART ""D"", SECTION 8E WITH REMEDIATION COSTS TO DATE BASED ON INFORMATION RECEIVED 10-31-2018. 2018-11-27 UPDATE: UPDATED PART ""G"", SECTION 15A WITH CORRECTED HISTORICAL TOOL RUN INFORMATION. 2019-04-01 UPDATE: UPDATED PART A, ITEM #11 WITH AMOUNT RECOVERED. UPDATED PART D, ITEM #8E WITH CURRENT COSTS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL REMEDIATION. UPDATE REPORTED STATUS TO ""FINAL"". SITE REMEDIATION IS CURRENTLY AND WILL REMAIN UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE OKLAHOMA CORPORATION COMMISSION.

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