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PHILLIPS 66 PIPELINE LLC

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Incident Information

Report Date—
OperatorPHILLIPS 66 PIPELINE LLC
Commodity—
Pipeline Typehazardous_liquid

Location

State
Coordinates31.78542, -102.55676

Cause

CauseCORROSION FAILURE
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Casualties

Fatalities0
Injuries0

Costs

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Lost Commodity—
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Incident Narrative

AT APPROXIMATELY 4:37PM ON SUNDAY MARCH 16TH THE BARTLESVILLE CONTROL CENTER RECEIVED A REPORT OF OIL ON THE GW-18 (HARPER LINE) RIGHT OF WAY. CONTROL CENTER INFORMED ON-CALL SUPERVISOR WHO DISPATCHED PERSONNEL TO INVESTIGATE. ON-CALL PERSONNEL RESPONDED TO THE SITE AT APPROXIMATELY 5:20 PM, SHUT DOWN AND LOCKED OUT THE TRUCK STATION AND ISOLATED THE LINE. CONTRACT MAINTENANCE CREW RESPONDED, VAC TRUCK WAS REQUESTED TO PICK UP STANDING OIL. ALL NOTIFICATIONS WERE MADE TO SUPERVISORS, ENVIRONMENTAL AND REGULATORY COORDINATORS AND RESPONSE CENTER. THE TRRC EMERGENCY NUMBER WAS CONTACTED AT APPROXIMATELY 6:40 PM. USING THE SPILL CALCULATOR, IT WAS DETERMINED THAT THE SPILL VOLUME WAS 1.55 BARRELS. PHILLIPS 66 PIPELINE LLC HAS DECIDED TO IDLE THIS LINE AND WILL DIVERT ALL TRUCK BARRELS TO A NEARBY CRUDE STATION. THEREFORE, A SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT WILL NOT BE SUBMITTED FOR THIS INCIDENT. THIS SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT IS SUBMITTED BECAUSE THE CORROSION MECHANISM WAS INCORRECTLY IDENTIED AS INTERNAL CORROSION IN THE INITIAL 7000.1 REPORT. THE CORROSION MECHANISM WAS EXTERNAL CORROSION AS NOW REPORTED IN THIS SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT. UPDATE 3-15-2017 THIS SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT DOES NOT HAVE ANY UPDATES. THIS REPORT SHOULD HAVE BEEN FILED AS SUPPLEMENTAL/FINAL WHEN THE SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT WAS COMPLETED ON 2-16-2015

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