Overview
This course guides participants through the foundations of pipeline defect assessment, from core engineering principles through to industry-accepted methods and best practice approaches.
It covers both the theory and application of assessing defects such as corrosion, gouges, dents, cracks and weld defects, including repair methodologies. The course also provides an introduction to hydrogen in relation to pipeline defects and its associated integrity considerations.
Objectives
- To present methods available to assess the significance of defects detected in onshore and offshore pipelines.
- To introduce fracture mechanics and fatigue and introduces fundamental analytical methods used to assess pipeline defects.
- To provide practical training on case studies focused on the use of associated assessment spreadsheets.
Course Contents
- Pipeline Basics and Why Pipelines Fail
- Defect Assessment Fundamentals
- How to Assess Corrosion Defects
- How to Assess Gouges
- How to Assess Dents
- How to Assess Cracks
- How to Assess Weld Defects
- Introduction to Pipeline Repairs
- Introduction to Hydrogen
Upcoming Dates
15-16 July by Nicholas Molnar (MEA)
24-25 November by Nicholas Molnar (MEA)
Location
Available globally, with the option to attend in person at selected Penspen offices or online.
Pricing
Standard price – £1,500 per attendee.
How to book
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