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Course A : USD 2195

Course B : USD 1595
Course A & B : USD 3500
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Course A
CEPP Bank details: CIMB Bank Berhad, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
81310 UTM Skudai, Johor, Malaysia
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING PILOT PLANT (CEPP)
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MALAYSIA
Introduction to
SUBSEA PIPELINE
Please instruct your bank to remit us the full amount, net of bank charges
Account No : 0118 - 0004178 - 05 - 7 Swift Code : CIBBMYKL
Chemical Engineering Pilot Plant (CEPP) is a multi-purpose Research

AND RISERS
Cancellation & Substitutions and Business Development (R&BD) facility located at UTM Campus,
A full refund will be promptly made for all written cancellations 2 weeks before Johor Darul Takzim. The centre was established to spearhead the
the course. 50% refund will be made for written cancellations received 7 days development of new innovative specialty chemical products and
before the meeting. A substitute may be made at any time. processes. The centre is equipped with a range of semi-industrial scale

NOTE A) The organiser has the right to make any amendments that they deem
processing equipment and supporting laboratory facilities. It assists in
the development of high value components and innovative processing 16 - 18 June 2008
technology for industries such as nutraceuticals, herbal,
to be in the best interest of the course and to cancel the course if insufficient phytochemicals, flavour and fragrance, biopesticides, biofertilizers,
registrations are received a week before course commencements date . food ingredients and probiotics. CEPP offers a wide range of laboratory
B) CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE will be awarded at the end of the course. and pilot scale research capabilities from gramme to kilogramme
quantities. Course B
SUBSEA ENGINEERING
With a VISION to be a leading centre in research and business

REPLY FORM development of specialty chemicals, CEPP is aiming for being an

innovative specialty chemical research and business development
Please tick () where appropriate centre committed to creating prosperity and benefits from country
natural resources for the nation through sustainable process
YES ! I would like to register the following participants technology. 19 - 20 June 2008
As a Life Long Learning Centre, CEPP offers innovative and flexible
Name 1 ___________________________________________________
programmes focusing on Process and Plant Technology, Herbal venue
Job Title
Name 2
______________________ Course A Course B Course A&B
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Processing and Formulation, Biotechnology and Wellness for the
purpose of upgrading skills and knowledge. Business and Management
NIKKO HOTEL KUALA LUMPUR
programme Industries that have benefitted from these programmes
Job Title ______________________ Course A Course B Course A&B are chemical, Oil & Gas, Palm Oil, Herbal and Biotechnology, Pollution
Name 3 ________________________________________ Control, Wellness etc. Staff from more than 450 local and overseas
companies have attended our training programmes.
Job Title ______________________ Course A Course B Course A&B

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OPR
UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MALAYSIA
81310 UTM Skudai, Johor, MALAYSIA
Approved Training Provider by the Tel : +607- 5532647 Fax : +607 - 5569706 in collaboration with
Ministry of Human Resource OFFSHORE PIPELINE & RISERS, INC.
Attn : Rohaizan Email : [email protected]
(Reg. No 0451) (Houston and Kuala Lumpur)
City Campus, Jalan Semarak, 54100 Kuala Lumpur, MALAYSIA
Tel : +603- 26154406 Fax : +603 - 26937921
We can offer courses in-house Attn : Yatie/Fadzly
at your company Email : [email protected] / [email protected]
course Int
roduct
ion Program
Course A | INTRODUCTION TO SUBSEA PIPELINE
AND RISERS COURSE
Due to deepwater and HPHT field DAY ONE | June 16
development and use of the new codes

Tut
or
developed by DNV, API, ISO, BSI, NORSOK,
07:30 Registration Course B | SUBSEA ENGINEERING
08:15 INTRODUCTION TO SUBSEA PIPELINE DESIGN
and ABS, there have been technical •Survey & Route Selection •Feasibility and Cost Study •Conceptual Design and Detailed DAY ONE | June 19
revolutions in pipeline design and Engineering •Procurement and Contracting •Role of Research and Advanced Engineering 08:00 Registration
in Design
installation, e.g. design through analysis 10:00 Morning Coffee, followed by
08:15 INTRODUCTION TO SUBSEA PRODUCTION SYSTEMS
COURSE
based on limit state design concepts and •Deepwater Forecast •Subsea Elements •Subsea Drilling •Subsea Wellheads and Trees
WALL-THICKNESS DESIGN & MATERIAL SELECTION •Gathering Manifolds •Flowline Connection System and Plet •Jumpers and Connectors
reliability methods. In the field of offshore •Pressure Containment Design (B31.4, B31.8 codes, DNV, ABS) •Hydro-Test Based Design, (rigid and flexible) •ROV Tooling
pipelines and risers, there is a need to train API 1111 •Linepipe Materials and Design of High Strength Pipelines •Corrosion Allowance 9:30 Morning Coffee, followed by
more qualified engineers. Determinations •Buckle Arrestor Length and Spacing Design 10:00 SUBSEA ROV
The purpose of this course is to explain the 11:00 BUCKLING/COLLAPSE OF DEEPWATER PIPES
•Pipes under External Pressure and Bending •Pipes under External Pressure, Axial Force and
•Survey Vessel’s Consideration for ROV •Driverless Construction Operations DR. YONG BAI
background of the advanced engineering Bending •Pipes under Internal Pressure, Axial Force and Bending •Effect of Linepipe Mechanical
•ROW Manufactures President
applied in the fabrication, design, Properties, UO and UOE Process •Strength Design of Deepwater Pipelines
12:00 SUBSEA DRILLING
•Deepwater Drilling History •Drilling Rig Types and Designs •Platform Drilling
OPR Inc.
installation and operation of offshore 12:00 LIMIT-STATE BASED STRENGTH DESIGN •Pullover Drilling •Semi-submersibles •Deepwater Drillship •BOP •Drilling Riser In 1990’s Dr. Yong Bai had been
pipelines. Only with a substantial •Out of Roundness Serviceability Limit •Bursting •Local Buckling and Plastic Collapse •Fracture •Components •Design •Analysis
•Fatigue •Ratcheting •Strain-Based Design •Strain Concentration at Field Joints due to Concrete leading several Asgard flowline
knowledge of design codes and analytical Coating
13:30 Lunch
and trunkline projects at JP
theory can designs be undertaken to 14:30 UMBILICAL SYSTEMS & CONTROL
13.00 Lunch •Control Systems •Cross-Sectional Design •Steel Tube Strength Assessment Kenny Norway office as its
achieve the fundamental objectives of an 14:30 FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF PIPELINES •Extreme Wave Analysis •Manufacturing Fatigue Analysis •In-Place Fatigue Analysis Manager of Advanced
offshore pipeline: •Static and Dynamic Non-Linear Finite Element Analysis •3D Seabed & Seabed Stiffness •In-Place •Installation Analysis •Required On-seabed Length for Stability Engineering Dept. As a
•that it can be installed and operated Stress Analysis Formulation •Local Strength Analysis Model •Design Through Analysis Approach 16.00 Afternoon Tea, followed by
16:00 Afternoon tea followed by professor at Stavanger
safely Case Study & Exercise 1 – Wall-Thickness Design Based on Codes
SUBSEA TREES AND WELLHEADS
University in Norway, he wrote
•that it provides cost-effective and reliable •Subsea Tree Description •Subsea Tree Selection Issues
•B31.4 & B31.8 •API 1111, DNV, ABS •Subsea Tree Installation and Workover Time Comparisons books entitled “Pipelines and
transportation •Subsea Wellhead Selection Issues Risers” and “Marine Structural
•that it can meet the environmental DAY TWO | June 17 17:30 Close of Day One Design” and “Subsea Pipelines
protection requirements 08:15 PIPE/SOIL INTERACTION AND SUBSEA HYDRODYNAMICS

course Object
ives
•Pipe Penetration •Horizontal and Lateral Friction Coefficients and Risers”, Since 1998, he has
DAY TWO | June 20
•Wave Simulators & Hydrodynamic Forces on Subsea Pipelines 08:15 FLOWLINE AND PLET served as a course leader for
9:15 HPHT PIPELINE & UPHEAVAL AND LATERAL BUCKLING •Flowline system and In-line Sled •Plet Functions •Plet Detailed Design IBC and Clarion industry
•Simplified Upheaval Buckling Analysis •Simplified Lateral Buckling Analysis •Global Buckling •Foundation and Mutmat Design courses on Design of Pipelines
Analysis by FEM Software •Design of HPHT Flowlines and Pipelines •Design for Fishing Gear 10:00 Morning Coffee, followed by
• This course of lectures will present Impact, Pull-over and Hooking Load •Pipe-in-pipe and Bundled Systems and Risers and Design of
SUBSEA FLOW ASSURANCE Floating Production Systems.
advanced engineering applications to the 10:30 Morning Coffee, followed by •Thermal/Hydraulic Steady-state and Transient Analyses •Thermal Insulation
FE ANALYSIS OF ON-BOTTOM STABILITY AND VIV
fabrication, design, construction and •Static and Dynamic Loading •On-Bottom Stability Analysis & Code Requirements
•Prevention/Remediation of Hydrates, Waxes, Asphaltenes, Scales
operation of offshore pipelines. •Emulsions and Foaming •Corrosion and Erosion Control In early 1990’s Dr. Bai had
•Vortex-Induced Vibration Analysis & Code Requirements •Wave Fatigue Analysis •Operability Guidelines/Procedures extensively researched on
• It will promote use of the new pipeline 12:00 INSTALLATION ANALYSIS 12:00 Lunch
and riser standards such as DNV, API •Static Installation Analysis •Dynamic Installation Analysis •Strain Criteria •Lay Tension Analysis remaining strength of corroded
14:30 JUMPER AND CONNECTORS (RIGID AND FLEXIBLE) pipelines and dented pipelines.
RP1111, ABS Guide and ISO codes for •Installation Analysis of In-line Valves •Two Medium Pipeline Design Concept •Installation •Jumper Type and Functions •Jumper Design and Analysis
pipelines and API RP2RD for SCR risers. Induced Rotation for Pipeline with Residual Curvature •Jumper Installation He proposed reliability-based
13.30 Lunch 16:00 Afternoon tea, followed by criteria for fitness-for-services
14:30 INSTALLATION DESIGN 16:30 MANIFOLDS AND PILES assessment (FFS) and risk-
•Installation Vessels •Weld Defect Inspection and Acceptance Criteria •Route Optimization
benefits of attending •Tie-Ins •Seabed Intervention
•Manifold Header Design •Piping Design •Frame and Structure Design based integrity management
Those attending will receive a •Foundation and Pile Design •CP Design •Material Selection and Insulation of pipelines and risers as JIP
15:30 Afternoon Tea followed by 17:30 Close of Day Two
comprehensive set of Course Notes, which Case Study & Exercise 2 – Strength Analysis Based on Codes project manager. In the past 7
present theoretical and practical aspects •Stress Criterion vs. Moment Criterion •Strain-based Design years, he has been managing
•Upheaval Buckling Design & Lateral Buckling Design

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for design and installation of pipelines. The who should attend various riser design projects in
16:30 Case Study & Exercise 3 – Stability Design and Free Span Analysis
course notes include the hand-outs from •Stability Design – Force Balance or AGA Software •Stability Design – Based on FE Analysis Houston.
lecturers, selected pages of “Subsea •Free Span Analysis – On-Set Criteria & Fatigue Criteria Course A
Pipelines and Risers” (by Yong Bai and 17:30 Close of Day Two Dr. Bai is the president of
•Newly Qualified Pipeline and Riser Engineers who just coming into
Qiang Bai) that were published by Elsevier
Science Ltd. The lecture notes reflect the
research, engineering and technical
development activities by the lecturers.
The delegates will also learn industry
practice on design and analysis
DAY THREE | June 18
08:15 RELIABILITY BASED DESIGN AND REMAINING STRENGTH
•Limit-State Formulation •Uncertainty Measures •Failure Probability Calculations
•Reliability-based Calibration of Safety Factors •Third Party Damages and Corrosion Defects
•Assessment of Pipeline Girth Weld Defects •Remaining Strength of Corroded Pipes
•Reliability of Dented Pipes with Cracks
the discipline
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•Experienced Pipeline and Riser Engineers who would like to know
new codes and advanced engineering
•Engineers who would like to have an overview of Offshore Pipelines
•Managers in Operators, Installation Contractors and Research
Institutions
Offshore Pipelines and Risers
(OPR) Inc that is a design and
consulting firm in the field of
risers, pipelines and drilling rigs
(www.opr-inc.com).
09:00 RISK BASED INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT AND INSPECTION PLANNING
•Risk Analysis Applied to Subsea Pipeline Engineering •Life-Cycle Cost Optimization and Its •PhD. and MSc. students
Practical Applications •Risk-Based Integrity Management •Risk-Based Inspection Planning

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•Pipeline Inspection, Maintenance and Repair
10:00 Morning Coffee, followed by Course B
DESIGN OF STEEL CATENARY RISERS
•Steel Catenary Risers for Deepwater Environments •Technical Challenges and Potential •New Offshore Engineers;

12:00

13.30
14:30
Solutions •Concept and Configuration Design •Wall-Thickness Sizing and Material Selection
•Extreme Response and Interference Analysis •Vortex-induced Vibrations and Wave Fatigue
DESIGN CODES AND CRITERIA FOR SCR
•Design Codes for Steel Catenary Risers •Stress Criteria •VIV and Wave Fatigue Criteria
•Interference Acceptance Criteria
Lunch
Case Study & Exercise 4 – Installation and Risk/Reliability Applications
area. “
•Engineers from other disciplines who are moving into the subsea

•Experienced Engineers who specialize in a specific area, but need

to know about how other technologies interface with their own.
•Managers who want to know more about the technology they
are directing.
•Installation Engineering •Reliability Based Design •Risk-Based Integrity Management
15:30 Certificate Presentation