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EVALUATION OF COATINGS FOR HORIZONTAL DIRECTIONAL DRILLBORES
MIKE SURKEIN / GREG RUSCHAU
ExxonMobil Development Co.
Houston, TX
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DIRECTIONAL DRILLBORES
• Trenchless technology for laying pipelines• Used at river crossings, under roadways,
railroad tracks, etc.• Similar technology also used for drilling
wells -- “reach” distance a key for economic factors in field applications
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DIRECTIONAL DRILLBORES
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OIL & GAS LINES
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CABLE LAYS
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PROCEDURE
• Geological mapping of area to be drilled• Fabrication of pipeline to be installed• Borehole drilling• Casing installation (if cased)• Pull-through of fabricated pipeline
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HDD DEMO
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HDD INSTALLATIONS
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Anti-Abrasion Coating
Anti-Corrosion Coating
Steel
Reamer
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CONSIDERATIONS FOR EXTERNAL COATINGS• Standard performance tests for carrier
pipe coating• Coating must also be rated for resistance
to damage during HDD installation• Compatibility with CP system important
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TYPES OF PIPELINE COATINGS
• EPOXIES AND POLYURETHANES• FUSION BOND EPOXY (FBE)• LIQUID EPOXY• POLYURETHANE
• POLYOLEFIN-BASED• EXTRUDED POLYETHYLENE (2-LAYER)• POLYETHYLENE TAPE• 3-LAYER POLYETHYLENE or POLYPROPYLENE
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TYPES OF PIPELINE COATINGS
• TAR-BASED THERMOPLASTICS• COAL TAR ENAMEL (rarely used today)• ASPHALT ENAMEL (rarely used today)• HOT-APPLIED TAR TAPES
• OTHERS• PETROLATUM• WAX
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Specialty HDD Coatings
• “Temporary” coatings -- must survive only during the installation (but will remain after installation)
• Purely physical property resistance
• Choice of abrasion resistance and toughness vs. lubricity
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HDD Coatings
• Extra thickness (2x) FBE
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Advantages/Disadvantages
• Can be applied at the same time as FBE corrosion coating
• Compatibility between coatings assured• Good adhesion to steel
• Poor flexibility if applied too thick• Not impact resistant
Extra thickness (2x) FBE
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HDD Coatings
• Extra thickness (2x) FBE• Dual powder FBE
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DUAL POWDER FBE
• Extra abrasion protection added to outer layer
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Advantages/Disadvantages
• More abrasion resistant than standard FBE because of tougher filler
• Formulated specially for ease of topcoating
• More expensive to apply• Less lubricity for boreholes which are
gravelly
Dual Powder FBE
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HDD Coatings
• Extra thickness (2x) FBE• Dual powder FBE • Polyurethane
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Advantages/Disadvantages
• Can apply on-site to joints as necessary• Fast curing – very thick coats possible• Slick and lubricating
• Not very tough, must apply thicker to get protection
• Adhesion and compatibility not as good
Polyurethane
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HDD Coatings
• Extra thickness (2x) FBE• Dual powder FBE • Polyurethane• Polymer Concrete
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Advantages/Disadvantages
• Very hard and tough, impact and abrasion resistant
• Can be applied after leaving coating plant
• Poor flexibility, can crack during straining• Adhesion direct to steel not as good as FBE• More difficult to apply (compared to liquid
coatings) due to loading with aggregate
Polymer Concrete
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HDD Coatings
• Extra thickness (2x) FBE• Dual powder FBE • Polyurethane• Polymer Concrete• Polyethylene / Polypropylene (3-layer)
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Advantages/Disadvantages
• Already a standard pipeline coating – no need for specialty application
• Very thick, smooth outer layer of polyethylene or polypropylene provides good rock shield
• Gouge resistance• Field joint may be weak link
Polyethylene / Polypropylene (3-layer)
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Damage to HDD Coatings
Generally one of 2 forms• Gouging – from dragging through sharp
rocks• Shear disbondment – due to bending of
excessively thick coatings
Contradiction: gouge-resistant coatings usually are not very flexible!!
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Gouging from HDD
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Gouging from HDD
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Bending/Shear Disbondment
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So, What to Use? Considerations:
• Wholly dependent upon specific HDD– Geological information– Pipe size, pull length
• Pipeline contractor (and coating applicator) experience
• Initial corrosion coating selection– On site vs. plant application
• Cost
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Tests Specific to HDD Coatings
• Adhesion to corrosion coating • Gouge Resistance• Abrasion Resistance• Flexibility• Penetration Resistance• Impact Resistance
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ADHESION TESTS
• ASTM D4541• Pull-off test,
measures force/stress
• Difficult to interpret sometimes because of cohesion failures
COATED PANEL
AIR-DRIVEN PISTON CONTROLS
DOLLY WITH PULL MECHANISM
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Example of Pull-Off Adhesion Test
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GOUGE TEST
• Test panel pulled at controlled speed under weighted point, depth of penetration measured
• Weight increased until entire thickness of coating penetrated
• Problems with inter-lab reproducibility• Pipe coating labs may have proprietary tests
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GOUGE TEST
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ABRASION WHEEL
• ASTM D4060 Taber Abrasion
• Abrasive wheel grinds at rotating coating, measure weight loss
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DRUM ABRASION
• ASTM G6 - Drum filled with sharp rocks, tumbles over sample, monitor resistance until holidays are created
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FLEXIBILITY• NACE RP0394,
CSA Z245.20-98
• Test temperature variable
• Bend coating over mandrel, look for crack/holiday and shear disbondment
Mandrel
Coated Test
Specimen
Holiday Detector Probe
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FLEXIBILITY
• DON’T WANT THIS! (shear disbonding)
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FLEXIBILITY
BENT RING TEST
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PENETRATION RESISTANCE
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IMPACT TEST
• ASTM G14• Test temperature
variable• Drop weight on
coating, examine for holiday creation
Drop Weight Column
Coated Specimen
ImpacterTup
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Example of Impact TestingCoating Thickness (3LPE) 1.4mm 2.0mm 3.0mm
Granular Backfill Size
50.8mm to 76.2mm (2" to 3") Pass Pass Pass
76.2mm to 127mm (3" to 5")
Less than 8.0lbs
Pass Pass Pass
152mm to 203.2mm (6" to 8")
Approximate Weight 8.6lbs to 16lbs
Pass Pass Pass
203.2mm (8”)
Approximate Weight 22lbs to 32lbs
Failed Failed Pass
Granular Backfill Resistance Testing.• ASTM G13-89 (Test method for Impact Resistance of Pipeline Coating)• Temperature of test specimen during testing between –13°F and –49°F• Height at which the granular backfill was allowed to free-fall @ 6 ft
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Examples of Impacted Coatings
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ALL PHYSICAL TESTS
EVALUATE ABILITY OF COATING TO WITHSTAND:-- PULLING OVER BEDROCK OR SOIL– PULLING AROUND BENDS WITHOUT DISBONDING– SLIDING THROUGH BENDS– DRAG FORCES FOR ENTIRE LENGTH OF PULL– PROTRUSIONS, SHARP OR DULL– ROCK SHIFTS
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CONSIDERATIONS FOR IN-SERVICE PROPERTIES• Coating must still perform as an anti-
corrosion coating• Cathodic protection interaction different
– If impressed current system applied care to design properly as protection only possible on either side of HDD
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CATHODIC DISBONDMENT
• Occurs at holidays only, disbonded area protected locally
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CP IN DISBONDED AREA
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CATHODIC DISBONDMENT
• Occurs at holidays only, disbonded area protected locally
• Creation of holidays during HDD installation
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CATHODIC DISBONDMENT
• Occurs at holidays only, disbonded area protected locally
• Creation of holidays during HDD installation
• Excessive disbondment in some areas if cathodic protection not uniform
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CATHODIC DISBONDMENT
ANODES AT RIVER’S EDGE
ANODE INSTALLED IN DRILLBORE
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ASSESSMENT OF HDD COATING CONDITION
• Usually estimated by pulling a sacrificial joint through prior to pullback
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IN-SITU ASSESSMENT OF HDD COATING CONDITION• Monitor CP current requirements and
coating conductance to determine %bare area after installation
• Highly dependent upon geological factors
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SUMMARY
• HDD installations are numerous and vary greatly in type, size, and conditions
• Ordinary pipeline coatings do not hold up well to HDD installations, must use special system
• Selection of coating dependent upon specific HDD project
• No single HDD coating system has been proven superior, but several standard tests provide useful information
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SUMMARY
• Because coating holidays are expected, cathodic protection system has to be adequate to protect pipe
• Accurate assessment of coating condition after installation difficult
• HDD installations are now commonplace and are part of every major pipeline construction contractor’s skill set
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MIKE SURKEIN ExxonMobil Development Co.
Houston, TX281-654-4821