HomeMagazine2011January 2011 Vol. 238 No. 1Guidelines For Successful LDC Pipe Replacement Programs

January 2011 Vol. 238 No. 1

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Guidelines For Successful LDC Pipe Replacement Programs

This article focuses on steps in developing a successful pipe replacement program at a local distribution company (LDC). It will review the elements of a distribution integrity management program (DIMP) plan relative to pipe replacement and will discuss: 1) the common criteria used to develop a program, 2) how to rank and prioritize pipe segments, 3) tips for creating a program timetable, 4) importance and usefulness of partnering with state and local officials, 5) efficiencies gained by creating simplified and practical standards, 6) identifying program resources, and 7) developing a program communications plan. DIMP Regulations DIMP does not require LDCs to implement a replace

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