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Design, Construction, Operation & Integrity: Pipeline

This training course covers the operation and maintenance of pipeline systems for oil and gas. It will discuss pipeline flow, material degradation over time, safety systems, maintenance techniques, and testing. The course aims to help participants operate and maintain pipelines efficiently while preventing failures. It includes lectures, case studies, and workshops over five days.

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Design, Construction, Operation & Integrity: Pipeline

This training course covers the operation and maintenance of pipeline systems for oil and gas. It will discuss pipeline flow, material degradation over time, safety systems, maintenance techniques, and testing. The course aims to help participants operate and maintain pipelines efficiently while preventing failures. It includes lectures, case studies, and workshops over five days.

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PIPELINE

Design, Construction,
Operation & Integrity

H.H. Sheik Sultan Tower (0) Floor | Corniche Street | Abu Dhabi – U.A.E | www.ictd.ae | [email protected]
Course Introduction:
Pipeline systems for oil and gas industry play important role in modern industrial operations. The
purpose of this course is to present basic characteristics of efficient operation of pipelines in various
engineering applications

This training course will cover the interaction of pipelines with flow moving equipment, i.e. pumps
and compressors and technical characteristics of operation of pump and compressor stations
The delegates will be introduced to main points of inspection and testing according to relevant API
standards

They will also develop familiarity with methods of cleaning and other maintenance activities,
including necessary repairs as prevention of failures.

The programme will include several workshops with real problems from industrial practice which
will enable discussions and exchange of experiences

This training course will feature:


 Main aspects of pipeline efficient and safe operation
 Approaches to pipeline flow control and measurements
 Processes of material degradation due to ageing and work load
 Best practices for pipeline cleaning and maintenance
 Inspection procedures and estimating remaining life of equipment

Course Objectives:
Upon the successful completion of the course, participants will be able to:
 Identify basic principles of safe operation & efficient maintenance of pipelines for various
industrial applications.
 Develop deep understanding & familiarity with the practical aspects of operation and
maintenance activities.
 Illustrate the concepts discussed and be provided with necessary experience in applying
them.
 Use & follow the guidelines & best industrial practices related to operation, control,
inspection & testing of pipelines.

Who Should Attend?


This course in intended for:
 Process, chemical and mechanical engineers working in petrochemical and process
industry, including oil refineries and gas production companies where operation and
maintenance of pipelines are high importance

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 Operation, technical service and maintenance professionals from various processing plants
involved in everyday operation, control, inspection and maintenance of pipelines
 Engineers and consultants dealing with planning of new production lines and retrofitting
plants and introducing new technologies
 Technical professionals responsible for maintenance and repair of equipment

Course Outline
Pre- Test
Introduction
DAY 1: OVERVIEW OF TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF PIPELINES
 Overview of main elements of oil and gas pipeline systems
 Selection & sizing of pipelines: flow rate, MAWP, pumping power: ASME B31.3
 Selection of pipeline material and interaction with working fluid
 Operation of pump and compressor stations
 Pipeline flow control and measurements: custody transfer
 Workshop: Examples and solutions

DAY 2: OPERATION & MATERIAL DEGRADATION


 Pipeline material ageing: erosion, corrosion & stress corrosion cracking
 Corrosion Direct Assessment: External (ECDA) and internal (ICDA) Methods
 Cathodic protection, coating and other technologies: outer & inner surface
 Metal loss inline inspection (ILI) and smart pigging (NDT) monitoring
 Pipeline fatigue, cracks, seam defects and ruptures
 Workshop: Examples and solutions

DAY 3: OPERATION & SAFETY MANAGEMENT


 Safety Instrumentation, Control Valves and Other Safety Accessories
 Transient operation and effects and water hammer
 Pipeline failure prevention & root cause analysis
 Leak detection methods (LDAR) and patrolling & surveillance: SCADA
 Inspection (RBI), Hydrostatic test methodology
 Workshop: Examples and Solutions

DAY 4: MAINTENANCE TECHNOLOGIES


 Pipeline maintenance & cleaning technologies: pipeline reconditioning
 Monitoring of pipeline vibrations and support integrity
 Repair technologies: welding of composite sleeves and segment replacements
 Maintenance of valves, fittings and accessories

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 Valve repair: hot tapping, temporary plugging (stopple)
 Workshop: Examples and solutions

DAY 5: TESTING & MONITORING IN OPERATION


 Hydrostatic testing: allowable operating pressure and hydrostatic test pressure
 Reliability and availability of pipelines in operation
 Risk based inspection (RBI)
 Fitness for Service (FFS)
 Estimate of remaining life of equipment
 Course summary and review
Course Conclusion
Post Test
Presentation of Certificates

Course Certificate:
International Center for Training & Development (ICTD) will award an internationally
recognized certificate(s) for each delegate on completion of training.

Course Methodology:
A variety of methodologies will be used during the course that includes:
 (30%) Based on Case Studies
 (30%) Techniques
 (30%) Role Play
 (10%) Concepts
 Pre-test and Post-test
 Variety of Learning Methods
 Lectures
 Case Studies and Self Questionaires
 Group Work

Course Timings:
Daily Course Timings:
08:00 - 08:20 Morning Coffee / Tea
08:20 - 10:00 First Session
10:00 - 10:20 Coffee / Tea / Snacks
10:20 - 12:20 Second Session
12:20 - 13:30 Lunch Break & Prayer Break
13:30 - 15:00 Last Session

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