Pipeline Capacity Loss from Undetected Leaks
Definition
In pipeline operations, SCADA systems provide real-time data but manual monitoring exposes operators to human error in anomaly detection, resulting in prolonged leaks that drain pipeline capacity and product volume.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: AUD 1-5M+ annually in lost product for mid-size pipelines (industry benchmark for non-revenue loss); 5-10% capacity reduction from undetected leaks
- Frequency: Continuous during operations
- Root Cause: Manual SCADA interpretation delays and lack of integrated advanced leak detection
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Pipeline Transportation players in Australia waste millions in AUD annually on undetected leaks via SCADA gaps. Automation of real-time leak detection via E-RTTM or NPW eliminates this capacity loss.
Affected Stakeholders
Pipeline Operators, SCADA Controllers, Asset Managers
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Methodology & Sources
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Related Business Risks
Non-Compliance Fines for Delayed Leak Detection
SCADA Manual Monitoring Overtime Costs
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Fehlentscheidungen bei Lebensdauerverlängerung und Investitionen durch unzureichende Korrosionsdaten
Custody Transfer Mismeasurement Losses
Idle Pipeline Capacity from Metering Disputes
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