The purpose of this conference is to provide a forum to share knowledge, create a networking relationship among interested parties, and provide technical programs that are meaningful and that emphasize the hands on aspect versus the theoretical side of Mechanical Engineering.
Impact of Covid-19 and needs of Digital Transformation to protect assets from Corrosion
It is the time for oil and gas sector is to work on digital transformation system, use maintenance and inspection data from their computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) to identify the critical assets, recognize bad actors, and disclose reasons for corrosion failures. These information can be extracted and utilized to minimize the risk level and define strategies to protect assets from corrosion via advanced analysis techniques associated with big data.
The Threat to Pipeline Integrity from Soil Corrosion
External corrosion has been recognised as one of the primary mechanisms causing failures of oil/gas transmission pipelines in soil, and potentially causing adverse impact on the environment and communities. Generally, pipelines have a minimum depth of earth cover to reduce the risk of external damage to them, to people, and to nearby properties. Corrosion mostly occurs at coating failures, where the applied cathodic protection (CP) current is shielded from reaching the steel.
Application of big data analytics to energy pipeline corrosion management
Big Data is starting a new approach to the common issues encountered when large volumes of data are processed, which can also be diverse and likely to be managed with enormous parallelism as well. Some basic data must be obtained and organized in a particular way to resolve the new problems of different natures, depending on the type of research to be done, like technological, conceptual and methodological.
Stress Corrosion Cracking (SCC) is a threat to Pipeline Integrity Management?
The term stress-corrosion cracking (SCC) is used to define any type of environmentally induced or assisted crack propagation. The crack propagation noticed due to combined and synergistic interactions of stress and corrosion.
Corrosion behavior of 304L NAG and 310L NAG in Nitric Acid: Investigation of causes and preventive steps
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An overview of energy pipeline integrity management, and future asset management strategies
Recently, pipeline integrity saw the introduction of many advanced technologies to detect anomalies, enhance the efficiency of pipeline operation and reduce failures. Pipelines and accessories are valuable assets, generally owned, operated, and maintained by pipeline companies and in most countries around the world pipelines are an irreplaceable core of a gas or other materials transportation system, and a means by which gas or fluids are delivered from the source of supply to the customer.
7th Industrial Boiler and Pressure Vessels Technology Conference
AMCO Integrity Pty Ltd presented a paper on “Reliable Asset”, in 7th Industrial Boiler and Pressure Vessels Technology Conference and Technical Session, organised by well-known event organiser SKEN Business Management Services in Pakistan. This conference was held in Lahore, Pakistan on 21st March 2019.
GCC Reliable Plant Conference 2018- UAE
The purpose of this conference is to provide a forum to share knowledge, create a networking relationship among interested parties, and provide technical programs that are meaningful and that emphasize the hands on aspect versus the theoretical side of Mechanical Engineering.
CAMS 2018 – Advanced Materials and Manufacturing
CAMS2018 continues a series of meetings that evolved from cooperation between two eminent materials professional societies in Australia: Materials Australia (MA) and the Australian Ceramic Society (ACS).
Muhammad Hussain, AMCO Consultant, has been invited to speak at the Conference. His presentation will be on Wednesday 28th November where he will discuss “Improved Heat Treatment to Prevent Premature Weld Failure and Extend Component Life”.