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Pre-conference Workshop A (Tue 28 July 2009)
Cross-border Pipeline Integrity Management
9:00 – 12:00
Managing cross-border pipeline integrity is a complex issue. Theoretical-based risk assessment is essential, but far not sufficient. At the workshop, you will learn importance of other factors contributing to successful cross-border pipeline integrity including:
- Demographic change of nearby pipeline area.
- High consequence areas issues
- Third party Interference
- Environment Factor
- Cross-Cultural cooperation
You will leave the workshop with deeper understanding of:
- Critical factors determining successful cross-border pipeline integrity management
- The most effective way in planning & implementing cross-border pipeline integrity
- Top solutions in tackling different issues
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Trans Thai - Malaysia (Thailand) Limited
Pre-conference Workshop B (Tue 28 July 2009)
Pipeline Defect Assessment and Rehabilitation & Repair Techniques
13:30 – 16:30
Pipelines are important assets in delivering energy to its end consumers worldwide. Despite pipeline operators are prudently and diligently maintaining pipelines integrity, pipelines like any other equipments in Oil & Gas industry are undergoing aging process and prone to defects such as external and internal corrosions, dent, gouge, buckle, combination of the defects etc. These defects cannot be left as it is since it can affect the integrity of pipelines thus increasing the pipeline risk of failure and could hit pipeline operators’ business bottom line. This workshop will provide participants the overview of latest applicable pipeline defect assessments methodologies and repair techniques available in the industry.
Issues / Topics covered in the workshop
- Overview of codes and standards
- Pipeline Defect Measurement
- Pipeline Defects Assessment
- Pipeline Defects Acceptance Criteria
- Pipeline Repair Technologies
Outcomes of the workshop
At the end of the workshop, participants would be able to:
- Gain the knowledge on applicable codes and standards for pipeline defect assessment, defects acceptance criteria and repair techniques
- Gain the knowledge on how to correctly measure the critical parameters of pipeline defects
- Gain the knowledge on how to accurately assess the structural capacity of common pipeline defects
- Gain the knowledge on the selection of pipeline repair methods for pipeline defects
Workshop Leader:
Mohd Nazmi Bin Mohd Ali Napiah
Principle Engineer (Pipeline Integrity)
Petronas Gas Berhad
Throughout his 13 years in PETRONAS, Mohd Nazmi has been exposed in various aspects of asset improvement and integrity management initiatives. Now he is currently Principal Engineer in Pipeline Integrity attached to General Manager’s Office of PETRONAS Gas Berhad. His responsibilities are to provide consultancies and solutions to pipeline integrity related issues ranging from pipeline operation and maintenance to integrity management, and develop and enhance organization’s capabilities towards achieving and sustaining best of class pipeline performance.