HL incident on 2013-07-27 — TX

Operator
Kinder Morgan Co2 Co. Lp
Cause
Equipment Failure
Commodity
Co2 (Carbon Dioxide)
Program
HL
Damage and Injuries
0 fatalities 0 injuries
Property damage (nominal)
$100
Incident datetime
2013-07-27 09:00
Report number
Location
TX
Narrative
On july 27, 2013, at approcimately 9:00 am cst, a local area resident was watching for deer near canyon reef carriers pump station 18, and noticed "steam" (actual product is CO2) leaking out of the piping inside the station. He called the emergency number on kinder morgan's sign to report the incident. The bleeder safety valve on the huber closure door of the pig receiver was leaking. A kinder morgan maintenance technician tightened the valve to stop the leak. The valve was replaced. All bleeder safety valves on CO2 pipelines will be inspected at the time of in-line inspection activities, and replaced, as necessary.
Detailed record list
Report Received Date
2013-08-23 00:00:00
Iyear
2013
Report Number
20130287
Supplemental Number
19265
Report Type
Supplemental
Operator Id
Name
Kinder Morgan Co2 Co. Lp
Operator Street Address
1001 Louisiana St, Suite 1000
Operator City Name
Houston
Operator State Abbreviation
TX
Operator Postal Code
77002
Local Datetime
2013-07-27 10:00:00
Location Latitude
Location Longitude
Commodity Released Type
Co2 (Carbon Dioxide)
Unintentional Release Bbls
2.8
Intentional Release Bbls
0
Recovered Bbls
0
Fatality Ind
No
Fatal
0
Injury Ind
No
Injure
0
Incident Identified Datetime
2013-07-27 09:00:00
System Part Involved
Onshore Pump/meter Station Equipment And Piping
On Off Shore
Onshore
On Site Datetime
2013-07-27 10:00:00
Ignite Ind
No
Explode Ind
No
Pipe Fac Name
Canyon Reef Carriers Pipeline, Pump Station 18
Segment Name
Mlv 15 - Mlv 18
Onshore State Abbreviation
Tx
Onshore Postal Code
79733
Onshore City Name
Forsan
Onshore County Name
Howard
Designated Location
Milepost/valve Station
Designated Name
Pump 18
Federal
No
Location Type
Totally Contained On Operator-Controlled Property
Incident Area Type
Aboveground
Pipe Facility Type
Interstate
Item Involved
Valve
Valve Type
Auxiliary Or Other Valve
Release Type
Leak
Leak Type
Seal Or Packing
Water Contam Ind
No
Could Be Hca
No
Commodity Reached Hca
No
Est Cost Oper Paid
0
Est Cost Gas Released
100
Est Cost Prop Damage
100
Est Cost Emergency
1000
Est Cost Environmental
0
Est Cost Other
0
Prpty
1200
Pipeline Function
> 20% Smys Regulated Transmission
Employee Drug Test Ind
No
Contractor Drug Test Ind
No
Cause
Equipment Failure
Cause Details
Non-Threaded Connection Failure
Eq Failure Type
Non-Threaded Connection Failure
Preparer Name
A**** Z*****
Preparer Title
Regulatory Compliance Manager
Preparer Email
A***********@k***********.com
Preparer Telephone
713-369-9512
Preparer Fax
303-984-3417
Prepared Date
2014-04-16 00:00:00
Authorizer Name
S**** M*****
Authorizer Telephone
713-369-8065
Authorizer Title
Director Of Transportation
Authorizer Email
S***********@k***********.com
Narrative
On july 27, 2013, at approcimately 9:00 am cst, a local area resident was watching for deer near canyon reef carriers pump station 18, and noticed "steam" (actual product is CO2) leaking out of the piping inside the station. He called the emergency number on kinder morgan's sign to report the incident. The bleeder safety valve on the huber closure door of the pig receiver was leaking. A kinder morgan maintenance technician tightened the valve to stop the leak. The valve was replaced. All bleeder safety valves on CO2 pipelines will be inspected at the time of in-line inspection activities, and replaced, as necessary.
Report Received Date 2013-08-23 00:00:00
Iyear 2013
Report Number 20130287
Supplemental Number 19265
Report Type Supplemental
Operator Id 31555 PHMSA Enforcement
Name Kinder Morgan Co2 Co. Lp
Operator Street Address 1001 Louisiana St, Suite 1000
Operator City Name Houston
Operator State Abbreviation TX
Operator Postal Code 77002
Local Datetime 2013-07-27 10:00:00
Location Latitude 32.10503 Google Maps OpenStreetMap
Location Longitude -101.46052 Google Maps OpenStreetMap
Commodity Released Type Co2 (Carbon Dioxide)
Unintentional Release Bbls 2.8
Intentional Release Bbls 0
Recovered Bbls 0
Fatality Ind No
Fatal 0
Injury Ind No
Injure 0
Incident Identified Datetime 2013-07-27 09:00:00
System Part Involved Onshore Pump/meter Station Equipment And Piping
On Off Shore Onshore
On Site Datetime 2013-07-27 10:00:00
Ignite Ind No
Explode Ind No
Pipe Fac Name Canyon Reef Carriers Pipeline, Pump Station 18
Segment Name Mlv 15 - Mlv 18
Onshore State Abbreviation Tx
Onshore Postal Code 79733
Onshore City Name Forsan
Onshore County Name Howard
Designated Location Milepost/valve Station
Designated Name Pump 18
Federal No
Location Type Totally Contained On Operator-Controlled Property
Incident Area Type Aboveground
Pipe Facility Type Interstate
Item Involved Valve
Valve Type Auxiliary Or Other Valve
Release Type Leak
Leak Type Seal Or Packing
Water Contam Ind No
Could Be Hca No
Commodity Reached Hca No
Est Cost Oper Paid 0
Est Cost Gas Released 100
Est Cost Prop Damage 100
Est Cost Emergency 1000
Est Cost Environmental 0
Est Cost Other 0
Prpty 1200
Pipeline Function > 20% Smys Regulated Transmission
Employee Drug Test Ind No
Contractor Drug Test Ind No
Cause Equipment Failure
Cause Details Non-Threaded Connection Failure
Eq Failure Type Non-Threaded Connection Failure
Preparer Name A**** Z*****
Preparer Title Regulatory Compliance Manager
Preparer Email A***********@k***********.com
Preparer Telephone 713-369-9512
Preparer Fax 303-984-3417
Prepared Date 2014-04-16 00:00:00
Authorizer Name S**** M*****
Authorizer Telephone 713-369-8065
Authorizer Title Director Of Transportation
Authorizer Email S***********@k***********.com
Narrative On july 27, 2013, at approcimately 9:00 am cst, a local area resident was watching for deer near canyon reef carriers pump station 18, and noticed "steam" (actual product is CO2) leaking out of the piping inside the station. He called the emergency number on kinder morgan's sign to report the incident. The bleeder safety valve on the huber closure door of the pig receiver was leaking. A kinder morgan maintenance technician tightened the valve to stop the leak. The valve was replaced. All bleeder safety valves on CO2 pipelines will be inspected at the time of in-line inspection activities, and replaced, as necessary.

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