Seminar

Pipeline Corrosion Awareness

30 March 2020

Estrel Berlin

Berlin, Germany

a Pipeline Technology Conference SeminarPipeline Technology Conference 2010 Euro Institute for Information

and Technology Transfer

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Registration Deadline: 28 Feb. 2020(Special Discount for Group Delegations)

Information

AimThe course is intended to provide an overview of internal and external corrosion and failure of pipelines by cracking mechanisms. Delegates will be introduced to the different internal and external corrosion mechanisms and the methods of deciding which corrosion mechanism is most relevant to inline and spot inspection findings. The course is also intended as a foundation for the special inline inspection tracks of the Pipeline Technology Conference.

The course aims to provide pipeline engineers with an awareness of the op-tions available for corrosion monitoring and corrosion control using a risk-based approach.

Target GroupManagers and engineers responsible for pipeline integrity, pipeline engineers and technicians from the operators, design engineering consultant companies and service companies. Personnel from the regulatory authorities and certification bodies involved with pipeline inspection and assessment and licensing may also be interested.

LanguageEnglish

Date30 March 2020, 9:00-17:00

Minimum number of participants8

Seminar ContactMr. Yamen ShahoudTel. +49 511 90992-17Shahoud@eitep.de

PricingThe registration fee is 800 Euro per person (600 Euro for already registered delegates of Pipeline Technology Conference 2020). All prices + 19% VAT. Group discounts are available upon request (3 and more participants).

Registration Deadline28 Februaray 2020

Included Services• Seminar documentation• Catering during coffee breaks

and lunch breaks• Certificate of participation

Event VenueEstrel BerlinSonnenallee 22512057 BerlinGermany

Entry ConditionsRegistration is not considered confirmed until payment is re-ceived in full. Registrations can be cancelled (in writing only) at a service charge of 100 Euro up to 4 weeks before the event. In case of later cancellation or failure to attend the entire attendance fee will be payable. The registered delegate may of course send a substitute at no additional cost. The organisers reserve the right to amend the program of events if necessary.

More information www.pipeline-conference.com

Course Content

1 Corrosion Statistics forPipelinesIntroducing the course with dis-cussion of the different corrosion patterns and statistics that occur in full well stream flowlines, interfiled lines, trunklines and main oil and gas pipelines.

2 Internal Corrosion MechanismsBrief overview of the operating parameters that are relevant to general internal corrosion, pitting corrosion and crack-ing including factors related to linepipe fabrication.

3 External Corrosion MechanismsOverview of the factors that are relevant to external corrosion and stress corrosion cracking including the nature of soils, coating defects, field joints and cathodic protection systems.

4 Corrosion Risk AssessmentStandard methods of evaluat-ing corrosion risk by sampling, intrusive and non-intrusive monitoring and surveying of the pipelines. Relationship of corro-sion risk with inline inspection.

5 Corrosion ControlStandard practices for control of corrosion in the various pipe-lines including procedures for optimum use of corrosion inhibi-tors and biocides. Limitations of present technology.

6 Questions and Answers

Lecturer

Lecturer

Dr. Roger A. King, United Kingdom

Dr King has worked in the oil and gas industry for over forty years. Trained as a chemical engineer he received his Master´s degree in Corrosion Science and Engineering and his Doctorate in Chemical Engineering at the University of Manchester, UK. After a senior technical role in the international microbiological corrosion group at Manchester he joined the university industrial unit with responsibility for establishing a research and development group to serve the nascent UK offshore oil industry.

In 1989 he left academe to work as an independent consultant and as such has worked with many operators and ma-jor contractors in the design and construction of onshore and offshore oil and gas fields throughout the world and in establishing corrosion philosophies for major national operators.

Dr King has published over 100 technical papers and co-authored a textbook on Subsea Pipeline Engineering with Dr Andrew Palmer. He has presented novel engineering solutions to corrosion problems at international conferences and given courses on corrosion awareness, cathodic protection, microbiological corrosion, water injection systems, onshore pipeline engineering, subsea pipeline engineering and defect analysis.

Other work involved the development of a materials and corrosion module for the pipeline engineering course offered by the University of Northumberland; expert witness in cases where corrosion issues had to be evaluated; and assistance in establishing The Qualification Panel for the pipeline industry.

EITEP - Euro Institute for Information and Technology Transfer in Environmental Protection GmbH

Marie-Jahn-Str. 20 • 30177 Hannover • GermanyTel. +49 511 90992-10 • Fax +49 511 90992-69

www.eitep.de • ptc@eitep.com

Registration

Online Registration

www.pipeline-conference.com/registrationThe registration fee is 800 Euro per person (600 Euro for already registered delegates of Pipeline Technology Conference 2020).

All prices + 19% VAT. Group discounts are available upon request (3 and more participants).

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