The American Petroleum Institute (API) has published recommended practices for carbon dioxide pipeline transportation as infrastructure expands across the US.
API’s RP 1192 outlines safe and reliable CO2 pipeline transport, from design and construction through to operation and management.
The document focuses on system components and operations impacting performance and integrity, including operating pressure ranges, ductile fracture control, pressure fluctuations, corrosion considerations, and non-metallic component interactions.
Additionally, it provides guidance on repurposing existing assets for CO2 service and considerations for emergency response planning for CO2.
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