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organised by

WHo sHoULd aTTend?Vice Presidents, Chiefs, Heads, Team Leaders & Managers, Senior Engineers and Engineers of: Pipeline Maintenance, Integrity and Operations, Construction, Infrastructure Integrity, Transmission, Maintenance & Technical Operations

2 Focused Pre-conference Workshops

2 Interactive Panel Discussions

2 Facilitated Round Table Discussions

16 In-depth Life Cycle Optimization Presentations

Re-strategize isolation of HCA Pipelines

Outlook for Pipeline Technology

Fasten Offshore Repairs

Maximize Life Extension & Optimize Decommissioning

THis THree daY eVenT FeaTUres

KeY TaKe-aWaYs

eXPerT sPeaKers inCLUde

TeCHniCaL sTeerinG CommiTTee

dr naji abi aad, Petroleb, Lebanon, COO

dr Veysel Turkel, iGdas, Turkey International Projects Director

mustafa abdullah, sui southern Gas Company, Pakistan, Senior General Manager (Distribution)

Kishore Jhagroo, Petrotrin, Trinidad, Maintenance Director

Jassim alhor, Bs. ms. mC.Pm, Qatar Petroleum, Lead Specialist Engineer (EES)- Technical Services

mohamed daoud, adCo, Uae, Manager- Projects Quality

sherif amin, PiCo international Petroleum, HSE Director

Kenechi ojemeni, The shell Petroleum development Company of nigeria Limited, Pipeline Integrity Engineer

ijaz Ul Karim rao, VeLosi asset integrity Limited, Uae, Director Asset Integrity Service

U. s. rao, reliance Gas infrastructure Ltd., Vice President Operations

nabeel s. al ruwaidhi, oman oil marketing Company, General Manager

rehan ahmed, ssPC Qatar Chapter, Chairman

anand Upadhyay, rasGas, Senior Specialist Materials, Cathodic protection and Corrosion

mohd nazmi bin mohd ali napiah, Petronas, Custodian (Pipeline Integrity)/ Group Technical Authority

alaa e. omar, egyptian natural Gas Co., Integrity & Tech.Support Sector Manager

sanjeev sawant, naCe international Qatar Chapter, Secretary & Treasurer committee member, certifi ed NACE Trainer

Khalil al Hosani, GasCo, Maintenance Engineering Section Head

P s Balasubramaniam, indian oil Corporation, Former General Manager

solomon Kelwon, Congo Petroleum, Operations Manager

4th AnnuAl GlobAlPiPeline inteGritySummit19 – 21 may 2014, Le royal méridien, abu dhabi, U.a.e.

Maximizing Pipeline Life-cycle Through Engineering Optimization Techniques

nabeel s. al ruwaidhi, oman oil marketing Company, General Manager

P.s. Balasubramanian, indian oil Corporation, Former GM Pipelines

U. s. rao, reliance Gas infrastructure Ltd., Vice President Operations

mustafa abdullah, sui southern Gas Company, Senior General Manager – Distribution

david Vickers, exova, Technical Manager naCe- abu dhabi Chapter, Former Chairman

muhib mehdi, oil & Gas development Company, Facilities Integrity Section Head

mehdi Pirsiavash, iran Gas Transmission Company, Pipeline Engineering Senior Expert

sanja martinez, University of Zagreb, Professor, Faculty of Chemical Engineering and Technology

Paul rostron, The Petroleum institute of abu dhabi, Professor of Corrosion Chemistry

PasT sPonsors

2014 sPonsors

BRONZE SPONSORS

ASSOCIATE PARTNER EXHIBITORS

Media Partners

Association

STATS GROUP

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9:00 WoRKsHoP 1 – Hot Tapping of running Pipeline For rerouting/ modifi cation

Hot tapping and stopling is a technique which facilitates changes or modifi cations in a Pipeline system without shutting down operation.

Replacing an existing Pipeline while the pipeline is under operation.

Hot tapping process generally used here shutting down a particular pipeline might disrupt services for a large area or create outage that could endanger public safety.The process of hot tapping and plugging of the pipeline temporarily by diverting the fl ow of the liquid to allow the workmen allow the men to safely perform repairs/modifi cation such as installation of valves, meters etc.

• Understanding the technique of hot tapping and stopling

• Discussing the need of this technique

• Highlighting the advantages of using this technique

• Discussing the case studies of successful applications of this technique

P s Balasubramaniam, indian oil Corporation, Former General Managerabout the workshop leaderCivil Engineer with over four decades of experience in Oil Pipeline Industry. 38 years with Indian Oil Corporation Ltd., (Pipelines Division) in the fi eld of Pipeline, which include responsible for construction of Pipeline Project on LSTK basis, operation and maintenance, Installation of SPM in the gulf of Kutch, laying of Off-Shore and On-Shore Pipeline, commissioning and Operation, Construction and commissioning of huge Crude Oil tank farm and Pumping station etc. Served as Managing Director of Petronet CTM Pipeline Ltd. And completed preliminary works such as acquisition of ROW, obtaining permits from statutory authorities, etc. Worked as Senior Vice President in Aban Construction Pvt Ltd., Chennai for their various Oil and Gas projects and was General Manager of a Joint Venture company between Aban and Qatar Shipping Ltd. At Qatar. Served M/S Petrofac Engineering services Indis Pvt Ltd. as head of Pipeline and Piping Department. Invited and resented Technical papers on Pipeline in conferences held at London, KL, New Delhi, Abu-Dhabi and Mumbai.

12:30 Prayer Break & Workshop Luncheon

14:00 WoRKsHoP 2 - implementation of pipeline integrity and reliability initiatives in the Heavy industries

Maintaining the integrity of pipelines is vital to ensure sustained transmission of energy resources. Pipelines may fall prey to corrosion, material type and natural forces among others. Thus, the industry is moving towrads an integrated approach for ensuring the pipeline integrity and relaibility for smooth functioning and operations in the heavy industries.

• The view of pipeline integrity management -expense or revenue earner

• Who are the key persons to be involved in this improvement process

• The stages of the improvement process

• Implementation strategies

• Roadmap to implementation- step by step approach

• Trending of the implementation status over time

• Strategies for sustainability and continuous improvement

Kishore Jhagroo, Petrotrin, Trinidad, Maintenance Directorabout the workshop leaderPresently Kishore is the Director Maintenance Services (for the past 23 months) in the Petrotrin Crude oil refi nery of a capacity of 168,000 bbls per day.From 2003 to 2010 he was the lead person in Petrotrin interfacing with the international consultants Shell Global Solutions Inc in the area of Asset Integrity and Reliability improvements in the Refi nery. Since then he was the Head of the Reliability department developing improvement strategies in Reliability for the Refi nery. As the acting Manager Maintenance Services he is now able to better implement these improvement initiatives which have been a success so far

17:00 Coffee and networking

daY 1 | 19th may 2014



8:15 registration & refreshments

8:50 Welcome note by Fleming Gulf

8:55 opening remarks by the Chairman U. s. rao, reliance Gas infrastructure Ltd.Vice President Operations

9:00 KeYnoTe address: maximising pipeline integrity capabilities• Understanding the benefi ts of maximising pipeline integrity

capabilities• Discussing the pipeline integrity challenges of national oil and gas

companies• HIghlihting the technologies and solutions that help in

overcoming the challenges related to maximising the life of pipelines

U. s. rao, reliance Gas infrastructure Ltd.Vice President Operations

9:30 maximizing pipeline life cycle using risk based integrity management approach.• Designing new pipe systems with all elements of risk in mind• Cold commissioning & hot commissioning for pipelines in tough

terrain- better practices• Creating a check-list of activities to move from installation to

operation• Flooding, cleaning & gauging effi ciently• Considerations for effective pressure testing• ROI Vs cost of utilizing most advanced solutions

nabeel s. al ruwaidhi, oman oil marketing CompanyGeneral Manager

10:00 Pipeline Commissioning• Commissioning the pipeline with MS (Motor Spirit), Slippage of

of product• Air entrapment in the line causing stoppage of pig movement• Case study on how a disaster was averted using the right

approach

P s Balasubramaniam, indian oil CorporationFormer General Manager

10:30 Tea/ Coffee break

11:00 an integrity risk assessment of condensate spiking in Gas Pipelines• A number of single phase (Gas) pipelines are increasingly being

converted to multiphase pipelines (Gas+Condensate) to improve project economics and secure the product (condensate)

• Analysing the risks and benefi ts associated with condensate spiking in gas pipelines

Kenechi ojemeni, shell Petroleum development Company of nigeria LimitedPipeline Integrity Engineer

11:40 effective Corrosion management for Transmission Pipelines• Impact of corrosion on the safety and reliability of transmission

pipelines• Main challenges the industry faces when managing corrosion of

pipelines that transport crude oils• Diffi culty in predicting internal corrosion

mustafa abdullah, sui southern Gas Company, PakistanSenior General Manager (Distribution)

12:20 Case study for successful implementation of asme B31.8s and aPi 1160 complied Pims software• Pipeline’s design, operation, profi le and layouts data gathering

and compilation • ILI and ECDA surveys / inspection records alignment, assessment

and recommendations for post assessment including defects assessment in accordance with DNV-RP-F101, ASME B31.4, B31G.

• Identifi cation and evaluation of potential threats for probability, consequences and risk

• Remnant life assessment, future inspection recommendations (Interval, date, coverage, resources)

ijaz Ul Karim rao, VeLosi asset integrity LimitedDirector-Asset Integrity Service

13:00 Luncheon

14:00 success story: Life extension of diffi cult to inspect offshore Pipelines• Identifying project-focused challenges to improve offshore

operations• Offshore technology outlook for subsea pipeline integrity• Emergency pipeline repair and remote isolation- a possible

solution?

shaikh abdullah, PeTroLiam nasionaL BerHad (PeTronas)Staff engineer

14:40 ease Hot Tapping on the Line – Threat-free Product movement• Can you remotely identify a low-volume hot tap on your line?• Onshore hot tap repairs that minimize personnel safety risks• How much weld testing can the pipeline stand?

alaa e. omar, egyptian natural Gas Co.Integrity & Tech.Support Sector Manager


15:40 designing and constructing critical pipeline projects• Review the regulations and project risks involved in construction

of pipes • Material selection and certifi cation to reduce the likelihood and

consequences of potential incidents • Spatial risk analysis

mohamed daoud, adCoManager Projects Control—Engineering and Projects Division

16:20 PaneL disCUssion | Proactive operational analysis – Pipeline Capacity Utilization• How can you identify worry-factors to diminish lost productivity?• Enduring strategies to delay mechanical failure of pipeline• End-to-end proactive maintenance implementation to streamline

wrench-time

PANELISTS:nabeel s. al ruwaidhi, oman oil marketing CompanyGeneral Manager

U. s. rao, reliance Gas infrastructure Ltd.Vice President Operations

mohd nazmi bin mohd ali napiah, PetronasCustodian (Pipeline Integrity)/ Group Technical Authority

16:20 Closing remarks by the chair and end of day 2

daY 2 | 20th may 2014



daY 3 | 21st may 2014

8:15 registration & refreshments

8:50 Welcome note by Fleming Gulf

8:55 opening remarks by the Chairman dr naji abi aad, Petroleb, LebanonCOO

9:00 “security of Petroleum Pipelines in the middle east: How rosy is the Future?“dr naji abi aad, Petroleb, LebanonCOO

9:40 evaluation of steel mechanical Properties Using automated Ball indentation system• Identify the type of steel used in constructing pipelines which is

an essential part in assessing the integrity of a damaged area or life extension of a pipeline.

• Portable /in-situ stress-strain microprobe system to evaluate non-destructively in situ the integrity of steel pipelines.

• Evaluating the use of automated ball indentation systems in identifying the mechanical properties of pipeline steels.

• Demonstrate the effectiveness of utilizing such a method of testing pipeline steels and identifying the advantages and disadvantages of this technique

Jassim alhor, Bs. ms. mC.Pm, Qatar PetroleumLead Specialist Engineer (EES)- Technical Services


11:00 Hse during Pipeline installation at a Fuel depot in Lubumbashi, drC• Pipeline installation• Pipeline leakages and environment• Occupational injuries and PPE• Attitudes of employees on HSE in fuel depotssolomon Kelwon, Congo PetroleumOperations Manager

11:40 Pipeline decommissioning• Life time extension vs. decommissioning- pay-off or trade-off?• Planning for successful pipeline abandonment and

decommissioning• Factors to be considered for pipeline decommissioning• Case study on successful decommissioning of pipelines• Maintaining maximum pipeline operation & longevity –

measuring optionssherif amin, PiCo international PetroleumHSE Director

12:20 maintaining Critical Joint integrity– Flank your Flanges• Critical considerations to achieve ‘best-case scenario’ in fl anges• Flange protection practices to forego unscheduled asset

downtime• Securing ‘weakest-link’ by eliminating corrosion or explosion

riskanand Upadhyay, rasGasSenior Specialist Materials, Cathodic protection and Corrosion

13:00 Luncheon

14:00 Challenges Facing offshore Pipeline risers due to splash zone corrosion• An overview of the challenges that offshore pipeline risers are

subjected to due to splash and Tidal zone corrosion• Tabulation of how Splash zone corrosion is different from other

forms of corrosion• Diffi culties in maintaining aged risers and maintaining reliability

and integrity from this type of destructive corrosion• Case taken highlighting highly saline and warm waters of

Arabian gulf, which is a particularly aggressive environment• Current standards and procedures/specifi cations addressing this

type of corrosion• Industry expectations from solution providers and standards

committees regarding this emerging critical location• Various old and new technologies and techniques currently

identifi ed to mitigate this type of corrosionrehan ahmed, ssPC QatarChapter

14:40 Pipeline Coating Failures & Failure analysis using the root Cause Failure analysis (rCFa) method• Cost of Pipeline Coating Failures: the cost so far to pipelines due

to coating failures• Failures at a glance: Famous Coating related pipeline failures • The various reasons for these failures• The Solution to preventing pipeline coating failures in the

future• Root Cause Failure Analysis approach to tackling pipeline

coating failures• RCFA Case Study of a pipeline coating failure & the related

analysissanjeev sawant, naCe international Qatar ChapterSecretary & Treasurer committee member, Certifi ed NACE trainer


15:40 special Case study presentation - strategies and technologies empowering pipeline integrity at iGdas• Pipeline Integrity challenges faced by Turkey‘s leading gas

distribution company• Strategies and technologies being used by IGDAS for

maintaining the existing pipelines• Future pipeline expansion and maintenance strategies• Detecting pipeline issues undergrounddr Veysel Turkel, iGdasTurkey International Projects Director

16:20 PaneL disCUssion | monitoring & maintaining Pipeline integrity• Assessing innovative cleaning tools to enhance ROI• Locating blockage and retrieving stuck pig to minimize

downtime• Unblocking subsea pipelines on line – maintaining product fl ow• Engineering best practices to effectively inspect pig trapsrehan ahmed, ssPC QatarChapterJassim m. al subaey, Qatar PetroleumFormer Manager Transmission and Distributionanand Upadhyay, rasGasSenior Specialist Materials, Cathodic protection and Corrosion

16:50 Closing remarks by the chair and end of day 3



meeT YoUr sPeaKers

dr naji abi aad, Petroleb, Lebanon, COOIn September 2012, Naji Abi-Aad started acting as COO/Senior Advisor to Petroleb, an oil company based in Beirut and active in petroleum exploration offshore the East Mediterranean. Prior to his move to Lebanon, Dr Abi-Aad was serving for seven years in Qatar, fi rst as Research Advisor for Qatar Petroleum and its Board of Directors Department, and as Media and Research Strategist in the Offi ce of HE Qatar’s Deputy Premier, Minister of Energy & Industry, before being appointed Senior Advisor to the CEO of Qatar Petroleum International (QPI). Dr Abi-Aad studied at the American University of Beirut before been awarded a Ph.D. degree in Energy Economics from Grenoble University in France. During his 30 years of experience, he had been involved in extensive consultations, conferences and studies, particularly on oil and gas in the Middle East, their resources and supply prospects. He has authored over 80 reports and studies on Middle East energy issues, as well as a book on security of petroleum supply from the region.

U. s. rao, reliance Gas infrastructure Ltd.Vice President OperationsU.S.Rao is an Instrumentation Engineer from Andhra University 1984 batch. He has a total experience of 27 years in power , Oil & Gas ,out of which more than 15 years were in the fi eld of operations and maintenance of natural gas pipe line systems. He has worked in responsible positions in projects & constructions, operation & maintenance in reputed organization like ITC Bhadrachalam, NTPC, GAIL India Ltd & RGTIL(Reliance Group). He is presently working with Reliance Gas Transportation Infrastructure Ltd (RGTIL) as Vice President –Operations & Maintenance. He has been associated right from the construction to fi nal commissioning of the cross country pipelines including compressor stations. His objective is to adopt & implement the best practices in natural gas pipe line operations to ensure uninterrupted gas receipts & deliveries and pipe line system integrity.

rehan ahmed, ssPC Qatar Chapter, ChairmanRehan is currently working in the role of a Corrosion Engineering specialist and subject matter expert for RasGas Co. Ltd, Qatar and provides engineering support to the operations and projects group. His specialty lies in Coatings, linings, fi reproofi ng, insulation, cathodic protection, Chemical Inhibition and material selection. His focus area is in surface engineering and he is actively involved with ISO, GSO, NACE, SSPC and ASM Intl. in leading and developing new industry standards

Jassim alhor, Bs. ms. mC.Pm, Qatar Petroleum, Lead Specialist Engineer (EES)Jassim Al hor- Author is currently working as Lead Specialist Engineer with Qatar Petroleum, Doha where he has been in project defi nition and execution for the past 15 years. He obtained Masters Degree in Pipelines Engineering from University of Newcastle upon Tyne, Masters Certifi cate in Project Management from the University of Huston, besides Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from The University of Texas at San Antonio.

ijaz Ul Karim rao, VeLosi asset integrity Limited, Director Asset Integrity ServiceMr. Ijaz Ul Karim Rao is based in VELOSI Abu Dhabi and Director for Asset Integrity Services with over 23 years of working experience in the oil and gas industry. He has been working on design and commissioning of process, safety, mechanical and piping system for different oil and gas projects. He had worked and managed different Asset Integrity Management Projects for both the upstream and downstream industry. He also worked for different Verifi cation and Certifi cation projects for ADMA-OPCO, BP, Total Fina Elf, Shell, Premier Oil and others. Presently, he is involved in Asset Integrity Management projects including RBI, RCM and other risk related activities for Middle East based companies (Saudi Aramco, ADCO, ZADCO, QP, Takreer, ADGAS and QP), in South East Asia (Murphy Oil, Talisman and BSR) and Equion Energy Limited based in Columbia, South America. He has pioneered a software product „VAIL - Plant“ – a full integrity management system for both onshore and offshore installations. This product caters inspection and maintenance management to the automation needs of an expanding base of clients.

Kenechi ojemeni, The shell Petroleum development Company of nigeria Limited, Pipeline Integrity EngineerJemeni, Kenechi B.Sc (Hons) 1st class, API 570 Inspector: is a Materials & Corrosion Engineer at Shell petroleum Development Company, Nigeria. In a career spanning 7 years, he worked as a materials engineer working to start up a vehicle production line. As an Integrity Engineer, he developed an Erosion Ranking Tool which tremendously helped reduce the incidents of fl owline leaks. His passion for asset integrity has resulted in a number of innovative solutions to integrity problems in piping and pipelines.

sherif amin, Pico Petroleum, HSE DirectorSherif has more than 40 years of experience in the management and control of work sites in oil and gas fi elds ensuring work integrity and effectiveness. Working for multinational organizations in Egypt and overseas, Sherif has been heavily involved as projects site manager and fi eld manager in the development and operational phases of major

offshore production fi elds in the Red Sea area. Sherif then moved to senior management positions in highly respectable oil and gas organizations including the Petroleum Safety and Environmental ServicesCompany and the Egyptian General Petroleum Corporation. He joined Pico as HSE Director contributing to the development of HSE integrated management systems for Pico and its affi liated companies in Egypt and overseas.

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associate Partner: Velosi asset integrity Ltd

Velosi Asset Integrity Ltd (VAIL) is a subsidiary of Velosi International and one of the leading service providers in Asset Integrity Management (AIM) business. Our range of services covers both upstream and downstream of hydrocarbon industry including oil and gas production, LNG and LPG plants, refi neries, petrochemical and fertilizer plants. We have successfully executed numerous AIMS related projects for a vast number of clients including BP, QP, GASCO, ADGAS, TAKREER, ZADCO, KJO, SAUDI ARAMCO, PTTAR, SNGPL, OGRA, OGDCL, SSGC, PETRONAS, MURPHY, Talisman and many others. VAIL is also one of the leading providers of software solutions for asset integrity and reliability management for the oil and gas, petrochemical and power industries.

exhibitor: Hima HIMA is the world’s leading independent designer of automated safety solutions used in the process industry. Over the past 40 years, more than 30,000 HIMA systems in more than 80 countries have been installed to protect the assets of the world’s major oil, gas and processing companies. High-availability HIMA solutions for Emergency shutdown, Fire & Gas, Burner control, HIPPS and Turbo machinery applications guarantee not only safety and uninterrupted operation, they can also be integrated easily into all common DCS. HIMA Middle East FZE is committed to provide customers with high-quality & competitive products and services, within agreed time to ensure that the customer gets the maximum benefi t provided by an ideal balance of safety, availability and cost-effectiveness. Practically focused safety consulting provides the basis for effi cient solutions which help regional clients to fulfi l their legal, fi nancial and moral responsibilities. Our customers are active in every fi eld such as oil and gas, petrochemicals, chemicals, power generation and pharmaceuticals. All HIMA systems and solutions comply with the latest international and local safety standards like IEC 61508 and IEC 61511, EN 954, EN ISO 13849 and are suitable for SIL 3 and even SIL 4, Cat. 4 and PL e applications. Further Information about HIMA can be found online at www.hima.ae

exhibitor: sTaTs Group

STATS GROUP

Managing Pressure, Minimising Risk

STATS Group is a specialist engineering company and service provider that operate in the fi eld of piping, pipeline integrity and maintenance. Our comprehensive range of products and services, enable piping and pipeline isolation, intervention, repair, subsea and shutdown services.

Innovative solutions and proprietary technologies include:

• Tecno Plug™, fail-safe double block and bleed pipeline isolation tools for high pressure operations. These dual seal isolation plugs are available for tethered, piggable or manual operation.

• BISEP™, STATS patented technology provides fail-safe double block and bleed isolation, deployed through a single full bore hot tap penetration. The seal annulus port proves and monitors the seal integrity before and during intervention work.



4th AnnuAl GlobAl PiPeline inteGrity SummitMaximizing Pipeline Life-cycle Through Engineering Optimization Techniques

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