This presentation discusses the calculation of pigging effectiveness for petroleum pipelines. It defines pigging as pushing a device with metal brushes through pipelines to clean deposits from inner walls. Three equations are provided to calculate pigging effectiveness by comparing pressure differences and flow rates before and after pigging. An example calculation shows an effectiveness of 1.56% using the first equation. The importance of pigging and the Moody chart for relating friction factors, Reynolds numbers, and surface roughness are also briefly discussed.