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17.10 New raw materials for rigid polyurethane pipe coatings Dipl.-Ing. (fh) Andreas aus der Wieschen, Market Development Pipe Coatings, BAYER MATERIALSCIENCE AG, Germany
20.00 Conference Dinner sponsored by:
Wednesday 20th February 2013 08.30 Registration Welcome coffee sponsored by:
09.00 Opening announcements SESSION 3 - INDUSTRY RESEARCH 09.10
Pipe wall thickness identifi cation using fourth pigmented layer over the PE3L Eng. André Koebsch, Mechanical Engineer, PETROBRAS, Brazil
09.40
Fracture mechanical properties as limit for the application range of pipe coatings Dr. Markus Betz, Specialist Coating, SALZGITTER MANNESMANN FORSCHUNG GmbH, Germany
10.10 Application of fl uorine-modifi ed epoxy coating in high concentration of hydrogen sulfi de corrosion condition Mr. John Fang, President, SHANGHAI HILONG SHINE NEW MATERIAL CO. Ltd., China
10.40-11.10 Morning coffee sponsored by: 11.10
Selection of pipeline rehabilitation coatings in oil & gas pipelines - an integrated approach Mr. Rajesh Uprety, Chief Projects Manager, INDIAN OIL CORPN. LIMITED, India
SESSION 4 - FIELD JOINT COATING
11.40 Comparison study between different systems of fi eld joint external coatings Eng. Nabil Hamdy, Coating Section Head, PETROJET, Egypt
12.10 Protecting pipelines from corrosion: offshore fi eld joint coating applications and related technologies Mr. David Paulley, Equipment and Asset Management, CRTS, INC. - AN AEGION COMPANY, United Kingdom
12.40 - 14.10 Lunch sponsored by: 14.10
Fast set polyurethane – a high performance, cost effective alternative fi eld joint coating Mr. Richard Schertzer, Market Development Specialist, MADISON CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES, INC., Canada
SESSION 5 - EXTERNAL COATINGS
14.40 Lessons learned in external pipeline coating selection and evaluation Dr. Amal Al-Borno, President, CHARTER COATING SERVICE (2000) Ltd., Canada
15.10 Use of IUT to determine voids in multi-layer pipeline coating and porosity of FBE coatings BSc. Sander van Nieuwenhuijzen, General Manager Oil & Gas Netherlands, EXOVA, Netherlands
15.40 Afternoon tea sponsored by: 16.10 Conference ends
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PIPELINE COATING 2013: EXHIBITION SPACE Make it easy for the delegates to fi nd you at this busy event with your own table top exhibition space. Bring your own display stand, or just use the space to have literature and samples available and ensure that you make an impact. The table top exhibition will run throughout the conference in the spacious lobby next to the main meeting room.
Registration includes 1 free delegate place!
Space is limited so to avoid disappointment please register for this service as soon as possible.
HOTEL ACCOMMODATION Delegates are responsible for booking their own accommodation. AMI has negotiated a limited number of discounted rooms for attendees who make their reservations by 27th December 2012. Please contact the reservation department at the Austria Trend Hotel Savoyen to receive the special room rate of €120 for a single room or €140 for a double room (breakfast included).The hotel only accepts reservations on the offi cial booking form which can be downloaded from our website:
www.amiconferences.com (click on Pipeline Coating 2013 followed by accommodation). Fill in the form and fax/ email to the reservation department: Fax: +43 1 20633 9110 or Email:
reservierung.savoyen@
austria-trend.at
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FIVE GOOD REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND: 1. Study pipeline market trends 2. Learn about innovative coatings 3. Review new opportunities
4. Hear about challenging pipeline operating conditions
5. Network with other professionals in the pipeline industry
AMI reserves the right to alter the programme without notice. The latest programme including any new speakers or changes to schedules can be viewed on our website
www.amiconferences.com
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