Public Service Commission of Wisconsin - PI-18-0007
Interpretation of part 192 as it applies to pressure test conducted for purpose of uprating maximum allowable operating pressure (MAOP).
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California Public Utilities Commission - PI-14-0005
Interpretation of 192 as it relates to maximum allowable operating pressure (MAOP) for natural gas pipelines.
Washington Gas Light Company - PI-75-0111
Interpretation of Part 192 as it applies to construction of a building over an existing service line.
Memo from William Broderick - PI-71-057
Interpretation of part 192 as it applies to pipelines with an MAOP that is not commensurate with its present class.
Buckeye Texas Processing, LLC - PI-20-0004
Interpretation of Part 195 as it relates to in-plant piping systems associated with refining facilities.
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