Risk Based Pipeline Integrity Management Online Live Zoom Course

Is it for me?

• Integrity engineers
• ESafety 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

Duration: 3 Days

What will I learn?

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.

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

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 
          anagement 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

        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

        This course is eligible for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) credit hours.
        CPD: 24 Credit

        Price: CA$ 2,300.00