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ROSEN Education Systems and Services offers a variety of industry-relevant training courses. These courses are designed to provide a broad overview of a specific subject and introduce you to a new defined skillset in pipeline operation, inspection, integrity, or risk. They are taught exclusively by experts and practitioners, and their content is regularly updated by current requirements expressed by the industry.

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14-17 May in Perth, Australia
Novotel Perth Langley
221 Adelaide Terrace, Perth WA 6000, Australia

Course Fee: AUD 2,600

20-23 May in New Plymouth, New Zealand
Plymouth International
220 Courtenay St, New Plymouth 4312, New Zealand

Course Fee: NZD 2,600

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Part 1: Pigging Fundamentals

Level: Foundation
Duration: 2 days (day 1 and 2)
Presenter: Dr. Michael Beller

This course will provide an in-depth introduction to the subject of the inline inspection of pipelines in Oceana. It will explain what part inline inspection plays in the overall pipeline inspection and pipeline maintenance procedures. Additionally, it will provide an overview of various types of defects that can be present in pipelines. Finally, the course will demonstrate how inline inspection tools and the various non-destructive testing principles can be applied, giving details on their strengths and weaknesses.

The course will also include a discussion on final reports and reporting formats. This will include a short introduction into data analysis and run comparisons, as well as integrity assessments of pipelines based on data provided by in-line inspection tools.

The course will presented by Dr. Michael Beller, Head of Global Marketing Strategy Asset Care.

About the Course Presenter
Dr. Michael Beller has worked in the pipeline industry for over twenty-five years now, and has been delivering training courses for over fifteen years. After the completion of his degree in Mechanical Engineering and subsequent research, he joined Preussag AG in their pipeline construction division in 1988 and the ILI vendor Pipetronix GmbH in 1991. At Pipetronix, Dr. Beller held various positions in the Engineering, Sales and Marketing Departments. In 2001, Dr. Beller joined NDT Systems & Services AG as a co-founder, where he held the position of Corporate Marketing Manager. In June 2013, he joined the Corporate Marketing Team of the ROSEN Group. Today Dr. Beller is a member of ROSEN’s Global Strategy Management team, and is based in Southern Germany.

Day 1

Introduction

Scope of the course
History of pipeline inspection
Purpose of an inspection
Pipeline Integrity Management

Assets

Upstream – midstream – downstream pipelines
Onshore vs. offshore pipelines
Inspection of riser
Flexible riser Inspection
Unusual pipeline materials
Cladded and lined pipes

Defects

Manufacturing related defects
Operations related defects
Geometric anomalies
Corrosion
Cracks and crack-like defects
Leaks
Failure modes
Relation of defect geometry and inspection method
Defects in flexible pipe
Defects in clad/lined pipes

UT Inspection Technologies

Physical principle
Perpendicular probes: wall thickness measurement
Angled beam probes: crack detection
EMAT technology
Which information can they deliver?
Phased Array Technology

Electromagnetic Inspection Technologies

Magnetic Flux Leakage (MFL) Tools
Physical principle
Axial field MFL tools
Transverse field MFL tools
Which information can they deliver?
Sizing/grading methods for MFL and its implications
Eddy Current Inspection
SLOFE/MEC
Pulsed Eddy Current (PEC)
Remote field inspection

Day 2

Internal Inspection Tools

Foam pigs, BiDi pigs, specialized tools
Overview caliper tools
MFL inspection tools
UT inspection tools
EMAT inspection tools
Combo and multi-technology tools
Tethered tools
Robotic tools
Intrinsic safety issues

Procedures and Reporting

Planning and inspection, the Technical Questionnaire
Pipeline cleaning, overview cleaning tools
Launching, receiving, tool traps
Geometric restrictions
Challenging inspection
Data evaluation
Feature localization
Assessing inspection data

Part 2: Pipeline Defect Assessment

This course aims to provide the attendees with an understanding of the fundamental concepts of the pipeline defect assessment.

Part 2: Pipeline Defect Assessment

Level: Foundation
Duration: 2 days (day 3 and 4)
Presenter: Andy Russell

This course aims to provide the attendees with an understanding of the fundamental concepts of the pipeline defect assessment. On its completion, delegates should understand and be able to discuss terminology, concepts, principles, and issues related to pipeline defect assessment and repair.

The course will presented by Andy Russell, Principal Integrity Engineer.

About the Course Presenter
Andy has over 30 years’ experience in the oil and gas industry, comprising 10 years’ of design, technical and project management experience at the British Gas Engineering Research Station (ERS), followed by over 20 years in pipeline integrity consultancy. This included a period managing PII’s Integrity team in Cramlington UK, before moving to MACAW Engineering in Newcastle upon Tyne in 2006 (trading as ROSEN(UK) since January 2017) to help set up and establish their integrity group. During that time, Andy has accumulated significant experience in leading projects concerned with defect assessment (with a focus on ILI data), data management, fracture and fatigue assessment and pipeline integrity management – with specific responsibility for the Middle East and previously Asia Pacific regions. He is a member of ROSEN(UK)’s management team and has responsibility for R&D activities within the Newcastle office.

Day 3

Corrosion Defect Assessment

Types of Corrosion Defects
Common Assessment Methods
Comparison of Assessment Methods
Safety Factors
Defect Interaction
Consideration of Additional Loading

Corrosion Defect Assessment Workshop

Task 1 - FFS
Task 2 - Failure Stress
Task 3 - Failure Pressure

Geometric Defect Assessment

Types of Geometric Defects (Dents, Gouges, Ovalities, Wrinkles, Buckles)
Overview of available assessment codes and other associated literature
Discussion of advanced assessment techniques
Combined defects (e.g. dents with gauge/metal loss)

Geometric Defect Assessment Workshop

Task 1 - Depth Based Assessment
Task 2 - Strain Based Assessment
Task 3 - Fatigue Based Assessment

Bending Strain & Geohazards

Background
External loading and geohazards
Bending strain services
Level 1: Detection and Listing
Level 2: Acceptability, load source, metal loss and geometric features
Level 3: Site specific assessment
Geohazard management plan including assessment methods and acceptance criteria

Day 4

Corrosion Growth Assessment

Background
Comparison of Repeat In-line Inspection Data
Tool Tolerances & Sizing Accuracy
Pipeline Segmentation
Corrosion Growth Case Study

Crack Assessment

Types of Pipeline Cracks
Background
Key Input Parameters for Crack Assessment
Overview of Assessment Methods
Basic Introduction to Fatigue

Pipeline Repair

Explanation of various repairs
Code guidance/requirements
Selection of repair method
Development of future repair plan/strategy
Offshore Repair Considerations and Case Studies

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Agenda

Part 1: Pigging Fundamentals

Introduction

Introduction

Assets

Assets

Defects

Defects

UT Inspection Technologies

UT Inspection Technologies

Electromagnetic Inspection Technologies

Electromagnetic Inspection Technologies

Internal Inspection Tools

Internal Inspection Tools

Procedures and Reporting

Procedures and Reporting

Part 2: Pipeline Defect Assessment

Corrosion Defect Assessment

Corrosion Defect Assessment

Corrosion Defect Assessment Workshop

Corrosion Defect Assessment Workshop

Geometric Defect Assessment

Geometric Defect Assessment

Geometric Defect Assessment Workshop

Geometric Defect Assessment Workshop

Bending Strain & Geohazards

Bending Strain & Geohazards

Corrosion Growth Assessment

Corrosion Growth Assessment

Crack Assessment

Crack Assessment

Pipeline Repair

Pipeline Repair