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    Risk-Based Pipeline Integrity Management Course

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    This 3-day course provides an in-depth understanding of risk-based pipeline integrity management. It covers key topics such as identifying pipeline threats, defining integrity management systems, assessing and managing risk, inspection and monitoring techniques, and integrity assessments. Attendees include integrity engineers, safety engineers, corrosion engineers, pipeline engineers, and others in oil and gas interested in pipeline integrity. The course helps attendees gain knowledge in codes and standards, risk assessment approaches, inspection methods, monitoring technologies, integrity assessments, and mitigation strategies.

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    This 3-day course provides an in-depth understanding of risk-based pipeline integrity management. It covers key topics such as identifying pipeline threats, defining integrity management systems, assessing and managing risk, inspection and monitoring techniques, and integrity assessments. Attendees include integrity engineers, safety engineers, corrosion engineers, pipeline engineers, and others in oil and gas interested in pipeline integrity. The course helps attendees gain knowledge in codes and standards, risk assessment approaches, inspection methods, monitoring technologies, integrity assessments, and mitigation strategies.

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    This 3-day course provides an in-depth understanding of risk-based pipeline integrity management. It covers key topics such as identifying pipeline threats, defining integrity management systems, assessing and managing risk, inspection and monitoring techniques, and integrity assessments. Attendees include integrity engineers, safety engineers, corrosion engineers, pipeline engineers, and others in oil and gas interested in pipeline integrity. The course helps attendees gain knowledge in codes and standards, risk assessment approaches, inspection methods, monitoring technologies, integrity assessments, and mitigation strategies.

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    This 3-day course provides an in-depth understanding of risk-based pipeline integrity management. It covers key topics such as identifying pipeline threats, defining integrity management systems, assessing and managing risk, inspection and monitoring techniques, and integrity assessments. Attendees include integrity engineers, safety engineers, corrosion engineers, pipeline engineers, and others in oil and gas interested in pipeline integrity. The course helps attendees gain knowledge in codes and standards, risk assessment approaches, inspection methods, monitoring technologies, integrity assessments, and mitigation strategies.

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    The course covers risk-based pipeline integrity management including identification of threats, assessment methods, inspection techniques and monitoring systems.

    The course covers an overview of integrity management codes and standards, threat identification, integrity management systems, risk assessment, inspection and testing, integrity assessments, monitoring and mitigation techniques.

    Manufacturing defects like lamination and cracking as well as in-service threats like corrosion and third party damage are discussed.

    Risk-Based Pipeline Integrity Management

    Course Title: Risk-Based Pipeline Integrity Management


    Duration: 3 Days
    Course Description:
    Pipeline integrity management is part of maintenance activities required to successfully operate a pipeline
    over its designed life. This course will give attendance in-depth understanding of the engineering principles
    behind this concept.
    The attendees will receive a certificate from Z-Subsea by completion of the training course.
    This training course helps to gain understanding on:
    Overview of integrity management codes and standards
    Identification of pipeline typical threats/failures
    Definition of Pipeline Integrity Management systems
    Assessment and management of Risk (Quantitative and Qualitative)
    Pipeline Inspection techniques
    Pipeline monitoring techniques
    Integrity assessment to BS7910, DNV OS-F101 and API 579-1/ASME-FFS-1
    Direct assessment techniques (Internal/External)
    Reinforce learning using case studies and worked examples
    Who should attend?
    Integrity engineers
    Safety engineers
    Material Corrosion engineers
    Pipeline engineers;
    Subsea and offshore engineers;
    Project engineers and managers;
    Engineers from other sectors of the Oil and Gas industry who wish to gain understanding of
    pipeline integrity management.

    Risk-Based Pipeline Integrity Management


    Course Contents:

    Overview of Integrity Management


    Codes and Standards
    ASME B31.8S "Managing System Integrity
    of Gas Pipelines"
    API standard 1160 "Managing System
    Integrity for Hazardous Liquid pipelines"
    DNV RP-F116 Integrity Management Of
    Submarine Pipeline Systems
    NACE Recommended Practice 102
    Inspection of pipelines
    Energy Institute Guidelines for the
    management of integrity of subsea facilities
    Threat/Anomaly identification
    Manufacturing related anomalies
    Lamination
    Lamellar tearing
    Cracking
    Geometrical anomalies
    Fabrication related anomalies
    Cracking
    Misalignment
    Welding related defects
    In-service (operation) related anomalies:
    Corrosion (internal, external)
    Corrosion of welds
    Third party damages
    Cracking
    High temperature damage
    1. Pipeline statistics, facts and figures
    Pipeline incidents in the North Sea and Gulf
    of Mexico (GOM)
    Summary of the failure modes

    2. Pipeline Integrity Management (PIM)


    Systems
    Company and individual policy
    Management of change in operation
    (service)
    Operational controls
    Contingency (reserve) plans
    Reporting/Audit and review
    Information management (archiving)

    3. Risk Assessment
    Benefit of Risk assessment
    Approaches in various codes
    UK - IGE/TD/1 Edition 4, PSR (1996),
    PD8010
    USA - API 1160, ASME B31.8, 49CFR
    192&195, API 571/580/581
    Canada - CSA Z 662-99
    Australia HB 105 (1998)
    Risk modelling
    Level 1 Qualitative Risk Ranking
    Level 2 Semi-quantitative Assessment
    Level 3 Quantitative Assessment

    Risk analysis/control
    Risk-based inspection (RBI)
    Risk Based Inspection Tools
    API RBI (API)
    Riskwise (TWI)
    Safeti (DNV)
    4. Pipeline inspection and testing
    Preparation for inspection
    Inspection procedure
    preparation/approval
    Selection and qualification of personnel
    Inspection history review
    Inspection techniques
    Inspection techniques:
    API Standard 1163: In Line Inspection
    Systems
    Key terms and definitions
    Types of tools
    Reporting requirements
    Performing the inspections
    Hydrostatic pressure testing
    Shut-in testing
    Gas/media testing
    Reporting

    Risk-Based Pipeline Integrity Management


    5. Pipeline Monitoring
    Internal and external monitoring systems
    for oil and gas pipelines
    Flow monitoring and leak detection
    Internal/External monitoring and leak
    detection for Liquid Pipelines
    Internal/External monitoring and leak
    detection for Gas pipelines
    Corrosion control system monitoring
    Monitoring probes
    Sonar and magnetic monitoring
    technologies
    Fibre optic sensing
    Current and vibration monitoring

    6. Integrity Assessments
    Overview of available procedures for
    performing integrity assessments
    Gathering, reviewing and integrating data
    Overview of integrity assessment
    procedures to:
    BS7910/DNV OS-F101 (Appendix A)
    Assessment of crack-like defects under
    static and dynamic loading
    API579-1/ASME FFS-1 (Assessment of
    metal loss (corrosion), Assessment of
    dents/gouges
    DNV RP-F101 (assessment of corroded
    pipelines
    ASME B31G or modified B31G
    (RSTRENG)
    Direct assessment according to NACE
    ECDA (External Corrosion Direct
    Assessment
    ICDA (Internal Corrosion Direct
    Assessment)
    Corrosion Modelling Tools
    de-Waard
    NORSOK
    Freecorp (Ohio Univ.)

    Cassandra (BP)
    Hydrocor (SHELL)
    CORPLUS (Total)
    7. Mitigation, Intervention and Repair
    Mitigation planning
    Key drivers
    Selection of the technique
    Mitigation methods
    Intervention planning
    Key drivers
    Selection of the technique
    Intervention techniques
    Repair planning
    Key drivers
    Selection of the technique
    Repair techniques
    Weld metal deposition
    Welded sleeves
    Mechanical clamping
    Coating repair
    Pipe section replacement

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