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Optimising Asset Integrity and Enhancing Pipeline Lifetime Through Improved Inspection and Maintenance Programmes
In the Chair:
John Lawson Senior Technology Advisor Subsea Systems Chevron ETC
Attending this Premier marcus evans Conference will Enable You to:
Hear an update on the latest standards guiding asset integrity management Establish the strategies used to get the most out of your Pipeline Integrity Management System (PIMS) Determine the key challenges faced by operators in terms of aging infrastructure Understand the decision process when planning a decommissioning project
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Booking Line Daniel Hedman Tel: +420 2557 07 210 Fax: +420 2557 07 232 DanielH@marcusevanscz.com
13:00 14:00 14:30 Luncheon Coffee and Networking Break
08:30 09:00
Registration and Coffee Opening Address from the Chair John Lawson Senior Technology Advisor Subsea Systems Chevron ETC
Case Study
Integrity Management of Flexible Risers Inspection and monitoring tools for flexible risers Inspection and maintenence philosophy Data management Jean-Philippe Roques Flexible, Umbilical and Riser Specialist Total
Opening Address
Design for Integrity An introduction to PLUG History and synopsis Integrity and reliability guidance publications PD8010 Part 4 integrity management Design for integrity and reliability Integrity and reliability of pipelines - the future John Lawson Senior Technology Advisor Subsea Systems Chevron ETC
15:10
Case Study
Pipeline Integrity and Maintenance Management in a Threatening Situation Thirty years of experience with Pipeline Integrity and Maintenance Management (PIMM) Three months of unique experiences with PIMM in an exceptional, threatening situation New, special rules implementation Examining the results of management choices and the consequences of strategic decisions Understanding the impact of new PIMM strategies on planned projects Hamed Ben Rabah Senior Engineer SOTRAPIL
09:50
Case Study
Pipeline Integrity Management from the Perspective of a New Company Five years of experience with subsea pipeline integrity management Examining the results of early project choices Understanding the consequences of investment decisions Hans Boersma Manager Offshore and General Affairs BBL Company 15:50
10:30 11:00
Case Study
Pipeline Project Management: From Design to Completion Identifying technical and commercial challenges for major pipeline projects Analysing the different project stages; from FEED to completion Optimising pipeline operations through successful project management Werner Rott Deputy Project Director Engineering Nord Stream
Case Study
Experiences from a Decommissioning Project Diagnosing the key considerations behind a decommissioning project Monitoring critical cost implications of taking a pipeline out of service Determining the possibilities of reuse for the decommissioned pipe Speaker to Be Announced Shortly
17:00
Panel Discussion
Rehabilitation vs. Replacement Debating the benefits and challenges of pipeline rehabilitation Discussing the circumstances in which the benefits of replacement outweigh rehabilitation Reviewing the cost implications for pipeline abandonment Moderator: David Willis Chairman BSI Pipeline Committee Technical Director RSK Group PLC Panellists: Paul Roovers HSEQ Engineer Fluxys Hans Boersma Manager Offshore and General Affairs BBL Company John Lawson Senior Technology Advisor Subsea Systems Chevron ETC
Case Study
Using Pipeline Integrity Management Systems (PIMS) Effectively Developing strategies to get the most out of your PIMS Using PIMS to define key focus areas according to the characteristics of your pipeline Ascertaining the future developments that need to be made to PIMS to allow for optimal pipeline performance and integrity Paul Roovers HSEQ Engineer Fluxys
12:20
Case Study
Optimising Gas Pipeline Integrity Monitoring Through Using Advanced Techniques Acoustic Emission (AE) technique in the integrity assessment of gas pipelines Pipeline inspection through ultrasonic guided wave technique (UGW) for mapping of defects and corrosion of material Vibro-acoustic monitoring of pigging operation in oil and gas transportation pipeline and third part intrusion actions Luca Prandi Manager Long Distance Projects Eni
17:40
Booking Line Daniel Hedman Tel: +420 2557 07 210 Fax: +420 2557 07 232 DanielH@marcusevanscz.com
12:20
08:30 Registration and Coffee 09:00 Opening Address from the Chair John Lawson Head of Subsea Engineering Chevron ETC
Case Study
Life Cycle Cost Analysis A Tool for Optimising Transmission Assets Maintenance Plan Highlighting the benefits of in depth life cycle cost analysis Identifying critical areas for saving and expenditure Understanding the impact on pipeline maintenance plans Claudio Rodriguez Transmission Director Enags
Opening Address
An Update on the Standards Guiding Pipeline Inspection and Integrity Giving an overview of current pipeline standards governing inspection and integrity Gaining an insight into new developments of the asset integrity management standard Where are pipeline standards heading for the future? David Willis Chairman BSI Pipeline Committee Technical Director RSK Group PLC 13:00 Luncheon 14:00 Coffee and Networking Break
Case Study
Monitoring Risks - Internal Corrosion Control Determining appropriate techniques to monitor and measure internal corrosion Optimising asset integrity through a strategic internal corrosion control programme Interpreting results to predict future impacts on pipeline life Paul Benstead Pipeline Team Lead BP
PIPELINE INSPECTION
09:50
Case Study
Preparation for In-Line Inspection - The Goal of First Run Success Ensuring conditions for in-line inspection to allow for optimum data collection The criticality of the operator-inspector relationship Understanding your pipeline to achieve a successful inspection Maximising operations and minimising cost through achieving first run success Bryan Melan Senior Pipeline Engineer Marathon Oil 15:10
Case Study
Increasing Asset Lifetime Through Anti-Corrosion Coatings Selecting the correct coating method for optimal protection and to meet current coating requirements Considerations when investing for the short and long term Latest developments in 3LPP and 3LPE coating systems Arie Dam Coordinator Corrosion Prevention Gasunie
Case Study
Optimising Pipeline Performance - Inspection Methods and Assessments Reviewing the latest tools to achieve an accurate inspection Ensuring that threats to pipeline integrity are consistently recorded Reducing risk through detailed inspection Jrme Bonnal Project Manager Pipeline Integrity GRTgaz
Panel Discussion
Looking to the Future - Challenges for the Pipeline Sector Discussing the key issues that will affect the pipeline industry in the future Debating opportunities for new technologies - which areas need to be developed? Evaluating inspection experiences - what can we learn for the future? Panellists: Arie Dam Coordinator Corrosion Prevention Gasunie
11:40
Case Study
Developing Inspection Strategies for Unpiggable Pipelines Understanding why the pipeline is unpiggable Minimising unpiggable areas Capitalising on the latest technologies to inspect and maintain unpiggable pipelines Brian Woodhouse Asset Integrity Manager National Grid
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