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7th Pipeline Maintenance & IntegrityManagement for Oil & Gas Industry 2019Best Practices from Pipeline Integrity Management forReducing Long Term Cost & Driving Productivity16th – 18th of October 2019Amsterdam,The NetherlandsSPEAKER PANELAndy StudmanPipelines & Subsea Team Lead.Pipelines Technical AuthorityShell, UKSamir AkelConsultantGrtgaz, FranceAlfred KuhnChief Operations OfficerLIN SCAN , UAESahmi O AlhajriEngineerSaudi Aramco, Saudi ArabiaMarco HenelTeam Lead & Project ManagerDBI-GUT, GermanyBrian WoodsLine Integrity EngineerTechnipFMC, USAUdeme OkureCorrosion EngineerSaudi Aramco, Saudi ArabiaGerd FüssingerHead of Piping & GISSwissgas, SwitzerlandGiuseppe GiuntaTechnology Authority ManagerEni, ItalyAnthony da RosaIntegrity ManagerTerega, FranceCindy DirkxProject Manager - H2 PipelineDevelopment & ILI inspections& Independent PipelineProfessionalGroningen Seaports &Air Liquide & Dirkx PM&S,The NetherlandsWorkshop LeaderIgor MakhkinTechnical DirectorAssociated TechnologyPipeline Ltd., UK Asset Integrity Managementchallenges of critical piping andpipelinesRe-inspection intervals for gastransmission networkPipeline Integrity ManagementSolutionPipeline integrity challenges andsolutionsPIMS for hydrogen natural gasmixtures and field project for thedistribution of 100% H2 in MidGermanyRisk Screening concerning dangerfor people in the influence zoneEffects of 2LPE coating on pipelineinetgrityIntegrity Management of a highpressure Composite Pipeline forthe transport of HydrogenImpact of MicrobiologicallyInduced Corrosion on pipelineintegrityBenefits of attending PLATINUM SPONSORSIlVER SPONSORTopics to be addressedMeeting selected senior decisionmakers from global leading operatingcompanies in Pipeline industryLearning from the selected examplesof practical approachesKnowledge and expertise exchangeDirect networking with industrydecision makers in a business friendly environmentASSOCIATION PARTNERSBRONZE SPONSORMEDIA PARTNER
7th Pipeline Maintenance & IntegrityManagement for Oil & Gas Industry 201916th of OctoberINTERACTIVE WORKSHOPLED BYAssociated Technology Pipeline Ltd.15:30Registration & Welcome Coffee16:00Opening Address from the Workshop Leader16th – 18th of October 2019Amsterdam,The NetherlandsIgor MakhkinTechnical DirectorAssociated Technology Pipeline Ltd, UKPIPELINE INTEGRITY MANAGEMENTSYSTEMS (PIMS)16:15Benefiting from embedding a full corporate InlineInspection business process and logic into PIMS Corporate systems architecture and interactionsILI data, loading, alignment and pre-processingILI data visualization, analysis and calculationsAssessments and repairsWork Orders and ERP interaction Closing the business process loop17:45- Closing Remarks from the Workshop Leader,18:30 Coffee & NetworkingWorkshop OutlinePipeline operators maintain a number of corporate systems to aid their PIM process, from corporate databases, GIS, DMS to ERPsystems. Each and every one of these systems performs its own task and sits within a PIM business process. The interconnectionbetween all those systems can be very complex. In the middle of this process sits a corporate Pipeline Integrity ManagementSystem (PIMS). The primary aim of all pipeline operators in engaging with PIMS for Inline Inspections is to aid the processingand analysis of the extensive ILI data for facilitation of decision making and further work assignment. However, ILI businessprocess covers a vast territory of data storage, alignment, analysis, decision making and repair/assessment assignment resultingin work orders and physical work being carried out, reporting. How can an operator benefit from including all the aspects of ILIprocess into a single system? How having all the information and results in a single location can lead to a better, faster, simplerand more convenient way to work with ILI? Exploring the benefits of such an approach is the primary focus of our workshop.About Associated Technology Pipeline Ltd.ATP was established in 1998 and is a leading specialist provider of Pipeline Integrity Management software to the oil and gasindustry. We are a UK based company with a global client base. We work with companies such as Enbridge, TransCanada,Gasunie, Equinor, Enagas, OMV, Net4Gas, BBL, Origin Energy and India Oil Company.ATP’s main product is PiMSlider; it is an highly-developed, comprehensive and proven off-the-shelf software solution providingan information retrieval system, an analytical system and a decision making system for any kind of complex object. The softwareis arranged as a set of modules by combining various areas of common functionality to build a complete system for a specificproject.
7th Pipeline Maintenance & IntegrityManagement for Oil & Gas Industry 201916th – 18th of October 201917th of OctoberConference Day One8:30Registration & Welcome Coffee9:00Opening Address from the ChairmanTECHNOLOGY FOR PIPELINE MONITORINGPIPELINE INTEGRITY9:10Re-inspection intervals for gas transmission network In line inspection - the relevant maintenance plan for gastransmission pipelines.This plan cannot be carried out frequently.Benchmarking TSOs - each company has its own technicalprocedure and re-inspection intervals varies roughly from5 to 20 years.Based on a pipeline corrosion degradation approachand its own feedback related to inspection records, thispaper shows how GRTgaz managed to justify its ownre-inspection intervals. This innovative approach may beconsidered as generic and can be used by any TSO in ordereither to justify or define its own re-inspection intervals,while ensuring a high level of safety/integrity of thetransmission networkSamir AkelConsultantGrtgaz, France9:5011:00Coffee and Networking Break SUBSEA PIPELINES15:2016:00Coffee and Networking Break16:30Integrity management of Flexible pipes 17:1014:00Asset Integrity Management challenges of criticalpiping and pipelines Asset integrity managemement in Saudi AramcoChallenges for critical piping and pipelinesPanel DiscussionInformation sharing in pipeline industry between pipelineoperators Anthony da RosaIntegrity ManagerTerega, FranceLunch, Coffee & Networking BreakAssessing material quality at fabrication or procurement stageFlexible pipe integrity management within existing pipelinestrategiesEvaluate the specific challenges faced by operators toguarantee continued use of pipeDevelop a replacement strategy to mitigate risks and identifypotential cost and time savingsTime Slot Reserved for SponsorsPresentation of an exampleIssues facedAssumptions made and conclusions12:20Difficult to pig applicationsIntegrity management of pipeline emergency shutdownvalves (ESDV’s)Andy StudmanPipelines & Subsea Team Lead.Pipelines Technical AuthorityShell, UKVision of our fully integrated solutionLeakNet – CPM leak detection technologyPipeLIDS – Acoustic leak detection technologyEffects of 2LPE coating on pipeline inetgrity Pipeline integrity challenges and solutions Brian WoodsLine Integrity EngineerTechnipFMC, USA11:40Smart sensors allows for full length pipeline inspectionwithout interrupting the operationFrequent inspection possible turning it into a cost-efficientdata driven solutionEarly detection of changes in the pipeline condition such asdeposit formation and metal loss as well as timely detectionand localization of leaks or similar hazardous conditionsTime Slot Reserved for SponsorsPipeline Integrity Management Solution Using free floating smart sensors for inline inspectionof pipelines Restrictions and method of evaluation in switzerlandMesures for reducing the risk curveGerd FüssingerHead of Piping & GISSwissgas, Switzerland10:3014:40Risk Screening concerning danger for people in theinfluence zone along high pressure naturalgas pipelines Amsterdam,The NetherlandsWhat are the benefitsHow much data are you allowed to shareAvoid similar problems in other companiesHow you deal with information17:50Closing Remarks from the Chair & Wrap up of Day One18:00Cocktail ReceptionSahmi O AlhajriEngineerSaudi Aramco, Saudi ArabiaBooking Contact: David Schkade tel: 420 255 709 505 fax: 420 255 709 599 email: davids@prosperoevents.com
7th Pipeline Maintenance & IntegrityManagement for Oil & Gas Industry 20198:30Registration & Welcome Coffee9:00Opening Address from the Chairman18th of October16th – 18th of October 2019Conference Day TwoAmsterdam,The NetherlandsPIPELINE INSPECTION14:4012:20Lunch, Coffee & Networking Break14:00IM of a high pressure Composite Pipeline for thetransport of hydrogen - experiences during thepreparations and design of the first project that will usea non-steel 42 bar system to transport hydrogen.Future Developments in Gas Tranportation SmartGrids Physical & Cyber security threats to facilities and pipelinesOperational requirements in gas transport end usersPipeline integrity monitoring applications in differentscenario Giuseppe GiuntaTechnology Authority ManagerEni, Italy9:50 Inspection of unpiggable pipelines Assessing all unpiggable pipelineCriterias of integrity managementUnderstanding current methods of inspecting unpiggablepipelinesSetting a approach for inspecting unpiggable pipelines forthe futureCindy DirkxProject Manager - H2 Pipeline Development & ILIinspections & Independent Pipeline ProfessionalGroningen Seaports & Air Liquide & Dirkx PM&SThe NetherlandsAlfred KuhnChief Operations OfficerLIN SCAN , UAECORROSION MANAGEMENT14:4010:30Business Card Exchange and Coffee BreakOpportunity for the participants to share their contact information with each other dedicated specifically to strengthening business connections with the industry peersImpact of Microbiologically Induced Corrosion onpipeline integrity - A case study of Arab Heavy CrudeOil Pipeline 11:00Panel Discussion Learning from Failures Complex pipeline problems – Deterioration with time,changing conditions, external human factorsLearning from pipeline failures – thorough evaluationof lessons learnt and shared within the pipelinecommunityHaving focused inspection and repairsEmploying highly skilled staff to reduce failuresProject details and material propertiesApproval and certificationRelevant Legislation and Standards and applicability fornon-steel pipelinesDesign specifications and challengesBusiness CaseInspection philosophy - how to provide information onfuture integrity of the pipelineDiscussion: Which gaps do we see and how could we fillthem?Protection of structures against microbiologically inducedcorrosion become very criticalUse of protective coatings with anti-bacterial agents toimpede corrosionHaving pre-charecterisation of MIC micro organisms insurrounding areasUse of corrosion inhibitors to slow down corrosion reactionUdeme OkureCorrosion EngineerSaudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia15:20Closing Remarks from the Chair & Wrap up of Day TwoPREPARING FOR FUTURE11:40PIMS for pure hydrogen natural & Hydrogen naturalgas mixtures in transportation pipelines Field project for the distribution of 100% H2 in MidGermany using plastic pipingMarco HenelTeam Lead & Project ManagerDBI-GUT, GermanyBooking Contact: David Schkade tel: 420 255 709 505 fax: 420 255 709 599 email: davids@prosperoevents.com
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In the middle of this process sits a corporate Pipeline Integrity Management System (PIMS). The primary aim of all pipeline operators in engaging with PIMS for Inline Inspections is to aid the processing and analysis of the extensive ILI data for facilitation of decision making and further work assignment. However, ILI business process covers a vast territory of data storage, alignment .
PIPELINE INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (PIMS) PIMS is a database system for managing subsea pipeline anomalies and inspection data with Integrity Management input, analysis and corrective action control. Subsea Asset managers do not have the time to filter through the mass of pipeline inspection data and reports to see where the anomalies are and the Integrity Manager doesn’t have time to .
Natural Gas Pipeline Safety Integrity Management - Federal: Title 49 Part 192 Subpart O - Gas Transmission Pipeline Integrity Management - Texas: TAC Title 16 Part 1 Chapter 8 Subchapter B Rule 8.101 Background: Texas was the first state in the nation to mandate a pipeline integrity managementprogram
and Hazardous Liquid pipeline risk models. Operators establish risk models to address risk and improve safety within their respective pipeline systems. Pipeline risk models are a foundational part of the assessment of operational pipeline risk. Federal pipeline safety integrity management (IM) regulations require pipeline operators to use risk
Pipeline device hardware, Pipeline network, the Pipeline host hardware, the Pipeline application software and the Pipeline media disk storage systems. Each of these components is described below. Pipeline device hardware Pipeline device hardware has up to four independent channels with SDI I/O for capture and play out. The SDI
Pipeline Integrity Management System By Markus Ruhe and Frank Rathlev 1 Introduction In order to ensure that gas transport lines operate with as little damage and environmental impact as possible while still being economic, Thyssengas GmbH operates a Pipeline Integrity Management (PIM) system. The task of PIM is to determine the overall process for the integrity assessment of lines and thus to .
Rather than introducing additional safety legislation for gas pipeline operators, further improvements in pipeline integrity are best facilitated by pipeline operators adopting an appropriate Safety Management System (SMS) including Pipeline Integrity Management Systems (PIMS). These systems are based on a "Plan-Do-Check-Act" approach which
Reauthorized the Pipeline Safety, Regulatory Certainty, and Jobs Creation Act of 2011; reaffirmed mandates of the 2011 act; and established new mandates. Pipeline Safety Improvement Act of 2002 (CFR 192 Subpart O, Pipeline Integrity Management) Strengthened federal pipeline safety programs, state oversight of pipeline operators, and public .
Pipeline Integrity Management System Corrosion Control Hydrostatic and Tightness Testing Inline Inspection Techniques Defect and Failure Investigation Troubleshooting & Repair-Techniques Conclusions Pipeline Operation and Maintenance 10.4.2014 2 . Contents OGE at a Glance, OGE Pipelines in Germany Integrated Management System Pipeline Design & Safety Philosophy Pipeline Integrity Management .
