Non-Metallics 2016


12-14 December 2016, Radisson Blu Portman Hotel, London, United Kingdom


The 2nd AMI international conference on Oil & Gas Non-Metallics 2016 will take place in London at the Radisson Blu Portman Hotel from 12th-14th December 2016. There will be a Welcome Cocktail Reception and accompanying exhibition on the first evening followed by a 2-day technical programme.


While steel provides the main structural component in oil and gas equipment, pipelines and platforms, non-metallics, principally polymers, make up vital components that must be properly specified and qualified to avoid major problems and minimise risk. Typical applications of non-metallics are: composite pipes, tanks,


cable insulation, seals, adhesives, coatings, packers, hoses, liners and blow out preventers. insulation, As operating


conditions change, so these components must be re-examined for performance including behaviour under high pressures at deep levels; chemical resistance on exposure to drilling fluids, sour gas and pressurised CO2; and heat stability in HPHT environments. The supply chain must understand the quality control requirements of the industry.


AMI’s Oil & Gas Non-Metallics 2016 offers a technical forum for oil and gas operators, engineers, contractors and material and equipment suppliers to debate the use of non-metallic materials in critical applications.


FIVE GOOD REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND:


1. Assess the latest material developments for oilfield applications


2. Meet top industry specialists


3. Debate current trends in the oilfield industry and the demands for material performance


4. Keep up to date with technical developments 5. Build focused professional networks


CONFERENCE HOTLINE


Contact: Jenny Skinner, Deputy Conference Manager Tel: +44 (0) 117 314 8111 Fax: +44 (0) 117 311 1534 Email: js@amiplastics.com Twitter: @AMIconferences #attendAMI


Oil & Gas


Save £100 Register before 30th September 2016


EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION OFFER Register before 30th September 2016 and pay £890* saving £100 on the full price of £990*. There are additional discounts for group bookings. The registration fee includes attendance at all conference sessions, the Welcome Cocktail Reception, lunch and refreshment breaks on both days and a set of conference proceedings.


EXHIBITION SPACE Make it easy for the delegates to find you at this busy event with your own table top exhibition space. Bring your own display stand, banners or use the space to showcase samples of your products and ensure that you make an impact. The table top exhibition will run throughout the conference in the spacious lobby and exhibition room next to the main meeting room.


The exhibition package includes 1 delegate place!


Space is limited so to avoid disappointment please register for this service as soon as possible.


SPONSOR THIS EVENT A variety of sponsorship opportunities are available at this conference to help to promote and enhance your company’s products and services to this highly targeted international audience. Contact the conference hotline for further information.


HOTEL ACCOMMODATION Delegates are responsible for arranging their own hotel accommodation whilst attending the conference. However, AMI have reserved a limited number of rooms for delegates at the Radisson Blu Portman Hotel, at the rate of £209 for a single and £224 for a double room, (rates include Wi-Fi, breakfast and VAT). Accommodation may be booked by emailing or phoning the hotel’s reservations department quoting 151213AMIR. These special rates will expire on 12th November 2016.


Tel: +44 (0) 20 7208 6000 Email: reservations.london@radissonblu.com


CONFERENCE VENUE London is a diverse and exciting city with some of the world’s best sights, attractions and activities. It’s incredibly well-connected, with five international airports and the high-speed Eurostar rail link. More than 50 countries are within a three-hour flight time and upwards of 300 international destinations have direct links to London.


*+20% UK VAT


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