2012 Re ning and Petrochemicals Conference &...

Conference: 20 – 23 May 2012Exhibition: 21 – 23 May 2012

2012The 8th Middle EastRe�ning and PetrochemicalsConference & Exhibition

Middle East

Under the patronage of His Royal Highness Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al KhalifaPrime Minister of the Kingdom of Bahrain

Preliminary Conference Programme

Register online atwww.mepetrotech.comwww.mepetrotech.com

BAHRAIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBIT ION AND CONVENTION CENTRE

Conference programme book sponsored by:

Conference chaired by

ContentsSponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Committees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

Message from the Conference Chairman . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

General Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

Session Planner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

Conference Programme . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

Sunday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

Monday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9

Tuesday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Wednesday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Poster Sessions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Exhibitor List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

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SponsorsThank you to the following sponsors for their generous support.

Sponsors as of 19 April 2012

Inaugural conference dinner

Gala dinner Co�ee lounge

Signage

Registration & Tuesday lunch

Delegate bag

Conference programme book

Internet lounge

Lanyards & Wednesday lunch

Monday lunch

Conference proceedings USB

Closing ceremony Executive gifts General support

Sponsored t-shirts

YASREFYanbu Aramco Sinopec Re�ning

Company (YASREF) Ltd.

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CommitteesPetrotech 2012 Executive Committee Petrotech 2012 Technical Committee

Conference ChairmanAbdulaziz M. Al-Judaimi

Technical Committee ChairmanMohammed H. Al-Gahtani

Adel Al-Fahim

Alfred W. Hanner

Anwar Ben Salamah

Bakheet Al-Rashidi

Ebrahim A. Talib

Fadhel Malalla Al Ansari

Fawzi Al Shehabi

Hussain Mohammed Al-Muftah

Jean Sentenac

Keith J. Aspray

Olivier Alexandre

Roy A. DeBellefeuille

Shaikh Mohamed bin Abdulla Al Khalifa

Stephen Key

Walid Al-Nader

Ziad S. Al-Labban

Dr. Zuhair Allawi

Technical Committee ChairmanMohammed H. Al-Gahtani

Technical Committee SecretarySamson Dsouza

Topic CoordinatorJohn Harrower

Topic CoordinatorMark C. Bechtold

Topic CoordinatorT. R. (Tom) Di Giacomo

Topic CoordinatorTony Raimundo

Abdullah Al-Qahtani

Ahmed Ghuloom Abdullah

Ali Albar

Asyad Al-Saleh

Chris Hill

Darar Azzam

Farhan Sari A. H. Al-Enezi

Hafedh Al-Qassab

Homoud Al-Mutra�

Ismail M. Ahmed

Dr. Javeed Khyoom

John J. Geeraerts

Mark Jones

Mark S. Viehman

Naji Abouchedid

Naseem Baqar

Omar Al-Rashdi

Osamah Fakieh

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Message from the Conference Chairman

Abdulaziz M. Al-Judaimi Conference Chairman

Middle East Petrotech 2012

Vice President, Chemicals

Saudi Aramco

Our theme for Petrotech 2012, “Creating Value: Technology, Investment & People” provides a rich tapestry for the conference. Imagine for a moment the many pictures it encompasses.

“Creating Value” can be viewed as both an active process of how we do things and as a business result necessary for continued success. Value can be much more than the revenue we generate and relates to usefulness. For example the chair that you are sitting in is far more valuable at the moment than the metal and polymers from which it is constructed, a process took place to rearrange the raw materials so that the product has qualities which we are willing to pay for (exchange of value).

As an industry we create enormous value by converting crude oil into a variety of products that are more useful to a large number of people. Re�ned products fuel our global travel/transportation and petrochemicals clothe the world. Re�ned products pave our highways and petrochemicals make up a large part of today’s automobile. The value we create is both useful to many and a source of revenue.

We develop new and improve existing technologies that allow us to e�ciently capture the value from each molecule that we process. Value creating technology may be found in all segments of our businesses including integration, process e�ciency, safety, and environmental. Sharing our work through the conference technical programme enhances the ability to capture as much value as possible.

Return on capital (revenue) is one criterion that investors use to measure the value of their investments. With the facilities necessary for the re�ning and petrochemical business requiring staggering amounts of long-term capital investment, it is imperative that we understand the global economy to tap into those resources and create additional value.

We create value through developing our people and providing opportunities for the next generations to stand on our shoulders and reach ever closer to the stars. Creating this value includes knowledge creation, enhancing employee and plant safety, active participation of all employees, and ensuring the environment is suitable for our grandchildren’s play.

The rich tapestry of the Petrotech 2012 programme will create value for each participant. Join us from 20 – 23 May in Bahrain for “Creating Value: Technology, Investment & People”.

Abdulaziz M. Al-Judaimi Conference ChairmanMiddle East Petrotech 2012

Vice President, ChemicalsSaudi Aramco

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General InformationDATES

Conference 20 – 23 May 2012

Exhibition 21 – 23 May 2012

OPENING HOURS

Conference Exhibition

Sunday 20 May 19:00 – 20:30* closed

Monday 21 May 08:00 – 16:20 09:00 – 17:00

Tuesday 22 May 08:00 – 16:20 09:30 – 17:00

Wednesday 23 May 08:00 – 12:10 09:30 – 14:00

*OFFICIAL CONFERENCE INAUGURATIONThe o�cial conference inauguration and keynote session will take place on Sunday 20 May at the Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre. Please see the enclosed programme for full details of speakers. This event has an open door policy, welcoming conference delegates, exhibitors, media and visitors alike.

VENUEPetrotech 2012 will take place at the Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre, a modern complex o�ering some of the �nest facilities in the Middle East. It is conveniently located within 5 minutes of downtown Manama and close to all major hotels.

ACCOMMODATIONKanoo Travel is the o�cial travel coordinator for Petrotech 2012 and can assist with all your hotel and travel arrangements. Special room rates have been negotiated with 16 Bahrain hotel partners:

Remember that hotels in Bahrain �ll up quickly for large events such as Petrotech 2012, so please book well in advance.

To book, please download the hotel booking form found on the website (www.mepetrotech.com) and return this to Kanoo Travel.

For further hotel advice contact: Mona Al Hussaini: [email protected]

VISA INFORMATION

Visas are not required by GCC passport holders. Visas are required by all other nationalities visiting Bahrain.

Passport holders from the following countries can obtain a two-week visa on arrival at Bahrain International Airport at a cost of BD 5 (US$ 13): Andorra, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brunei, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Monaco, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, San Marino, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, the UK, the USA and the Vatican City.

Exhibitors should ensure that they carry a letter of authority from their company referring to the exhibition, plus onward or return air tickets.

Passport holders from countries not listed above are requested to complete the visa application form that can be downloaded from the Petrotech 2012 website (www.mepetrotech.com) and return it to Arabian Exhibition Management together with clear copies of relevant passport pages by 20 April 2012. A charge of BD 21 (US$ 56) is payable in advance.

A service to extend 72-hour visas for visitors to Bahrain is available from the organiser’s o�ce during Petrotech 2012.

The organisers cannot be held responsible for any visitor who fails to obtain a visa as they are issued entirely at the discretion of the Bahraini authorities.

For further visa advice contact: Farishta Al Khan: [email protected]

MEDIA VISAS

Media and journalists are required to register for a media visa in advance of their visit to Bahrain. Applications should be made directly to the Department for Foreign Media at the Bahrain Information A�airs Authority.

For further information on requirements, and to download a media visa application form visit the Bahrain News Agency website: www.bna.bh/portal/en/media-visa

RESTRICTIONS

Petrotech 2012 is open only to professionals involved in the petroleum industry. Children under the age of 16 will not be admitted.

CLIMATE & SUGGESTED WARDROBE

The climate of Bahrain is arid; mean annual rainfall is small (70.8 mm) and irregular. Broadly speaking, the year may be divided into two main climatic periods from the months of June to September, which are very hot and humid with average temperatures of around 42 degrees Celsius, and from the months of December to March, with average temperatures of 10 to 20 degrees Celsius, separated by two transitional periods April/May and October/November.

Lightweight summer clothing is ideal, with a sweater, jacket or wrap for air conditioned premises. Women are usually advised to dress modestly.

6 Al Sa�r Hotel & Tower

6 Crowne Plaza

6 Diplomat Radisson Blu Hotel

6 Elite Grande & Elite Seef Residence

6 Fraser Suites

6 Golden Tulip & Tulip Inn

6 Gulf Hotel

6 Intercontinental Regency

6 The K Hotel

6 Kempinski Grand & Ixir Hotel

6 L’Hotel

6 Mercure Grand Hotel Seef

6 Movenpick Hotel

6 Pars International Hotel

6 Ramee International Hotel, Palace & Suites 2

6 So�tel Bahrain Zallaq Thalassa Sea & Spa

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RegistrationEarly bird deadline 21 April 2012

ADVANCE REGISTRATION

All advance registrations must be made online at www.mepetrotech.com

This is the most convenient way to register and is highly recommended.

ONSITE REGISTRATION

Registrations may also be made onsite during Petrotech 2012 at the Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre during the following times, but you are reminded that this is a very busy time and may be subject to delay:

Registration opening hours:

Friday 18 May 08:00 - 17:00

Saturday 19 May 08:00 - 17:00

Sunday 20 May 08:00 - 20:00

Monday 21 May 07:00 - 17:00

Tuesday 22 May 07:00 - 17:00

Wednesday 23 May 07:00 - 14:00

EXHIBITION REGISTRATION

Entry to the exhibition only is free of charge. Visit www.mepetrotech.com to register in advance for exhibitor, visitor and press badges.

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION

All conference registrations must be accompanied by full payment of fees:

CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

The abstract for each paper presented at the conference is published in the conference proceedings on a USB drive. A copy of the conference proceedings on a USB drive is included in the full conference delegate registration fee.

LUNCHES

Bu�et lunches will be served on Monday 21, Tuesday 22 and Wednesday 23 May from 12:00 – 13:30 hours at the Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre.

Lunch tickets for all 3 days are included free of charge in the full conference delegate registration fee.

Additional lunch tickets cost US$ 50 per day and can be purchased at the registration desk.

DINNER RECEPTIONS - CONFERENCE DELEGATES

A dinner to mark the opening of the Petrotech 2012 conference will be held on Sunday 20 May at 20:30 hours at the Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre.

A gala dinner for delegates will be held on Monday 21 May at 19:00 hours at the Al Ghazal Ballroom, Ritz Carlton Hotel & Spa.

Dinner invitations for both events are included in the full conference delegate registration fee.

FURTHER INFORMATION

For further registration advice contact: Martina Molloy: [email protected]

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FEES Until 21 April 2012 After 21 April 2012 Bene�ts included in fee

Conference delegate US$ 790 US$ 860 6 Admission to conference oral & poster sessions

6 Conference programme & exhibition catalogue

6 Conference abstracts

6 Conference delegate bag

6 Invites to 3 official lunches

6 Invites to 2 official dinners

6 Refreshments at tea & coffee breaks

6 Free admission to the exhibition

Academics / faculty* US$ 135 US$ 160 6 Admission to conference oral & poster sessions


6 Conference abstracts

6 Conference delegate bag

6 Invites to 3 official lunches

6 Invites to 2 official dinners



Students* US$ 75 US$ 90 6 Admission to conference oral & poster sessions




*STUDENTS & ACADEMICS / FACULTY:

The student conference registration fee includes admission to conference oral and poster sessions, conference programme and exhibition catalogue, refreshments at tea and co�ee breaks and free admission to the exhibition only.

Students and academics / faculty are required to provide proof of current student or academic / faculty ID upon collection of badges at the Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre.

PAYMENT DETAILS

MasterCard, Diners Club, American Express and Visa are accepted as payment of online registration fees.

CANCELLATION POLICY

All conference registration cancellations or changes must be received in writing at Arabian Exhibition Management’s o�ce by 21 April 2012.

All conference registration cancellations will be charged a fee of US$ 150 (BD 56) per delegate.

Refunds, less cancellation charges, will be made until 21 April 2012, after which date no refunds will be made.

No refunds will be made if a delegate fails to attend.

BADGE PICKUP AND CONFERENCE MATERIALS

Badges and conference materials may be collected at the registration desks during registration opening hours. For security reasons badges and conference materials must be collected in person.

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Sunday 20 MaySunday 20 MaySession plannerSU

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ROOM 1

19:00 – 20:30 Conference Opening Ceremony & Keynote Session: Creating Value: Technology, Investment & People

HALL 2 - BAHRAIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION & CONVENTION CENTRE

20:30 INAUGURAL CONFERENCE DINNER Sponsored by

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08:00 - 10:00 MORNING SESSION ONE

09:00 EXHIBITION OPENS

09:30 EXHIBITION OPENING CEREMONY AND OFFICIAL TOUR

10:00 – 10:30 TEA & COFFEE BREAK Sponsored by YASREF

10:30 – 12:10 TECHNICAL PRESENTATIONSROOM 2 SESSION 1 ROOM 3 SESSION 2 ROOM 4 SESSION 3

REFINING & PETROCHEMICAL TECHNOLOGIES

INVESTING IN PLANTS OF THE FUTURE

DOWNSTREAM INDUSTRY BEST PRACTICE IN HSE


12:10 – 13:30 LUNCH Sponsored by









DEVELOPING PEOPLE UTILISING WORLD CLASS HR PROCESSES

17:00 EXHIBITION CLOSES

19:00

AL GHAZAL BALLROOM, THE RITZ CARLTON, BAHRAIN HOTEL & SPA

GALA DINNER Sponsored by

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Sunday 20 May

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08:00 – 10.00 ROOM 1

MORNING SESSION TWO







12:10 – 13:30


LUNCH Sponsored by











WED

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07:00 REGISTRATION OPENS

08:00 – 10.00 ROOM 1

MORNING SESSION THREE



TECHNICAL PRESENTATIONSROOM 2 SESSION 13 ROOM 3 SESSION 14 ROOM 4 SESSION 15

10:30 – 12:10 REFINING & PETROCHEMICAL TECHNOLOGIES



11:20 – 12:10 INVESTING IN PLANTS OF THE FUTURE

HALL 2, BAHRAIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION & CONVENTION CENTRE


ROOM 1

13:30 – 14:00 CLOSING CEREMONY & DELEGATE RAFFLE PRIZE DRAW Sponsored by


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Monday 21 May



TOPIC REFINING & PETROCHEMICAL TECHNOLOGIES



SESSION CHAIRMAN

Tony Raimundo, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

John Harrower, Bapco, Bahrain T. R. (Tom) Di Giacomo, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

10:30 – 10:55 PN182

Steam Turbine Admission Valves-Problem and Solutions from the Field Ali Al-Shurafa, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

PN092

Global Crude Re�ning & Clean Fuels Outlook for 2030Petr Steiner, Hart Energy, Belgium

PN001

Leading with Safety: The Path to ExcellenceTeg Matthews, BST, Belgium

Conference Programme continued

GUEST SPEAKERS

| Carol Williams | Executive Vice President,

Manufacturing & Engineering Dow Chemical Company

| USA

| Gary Adams | President | CMAI | USA

| Salma Al Hajjaj | Manager, Leadership

Development | Kuwait Petroleum

Corporation | Kuwait

| Norman Gilsdorf | President, High

Growth Regions | Honeywell | UK

07:00 REGISTRATION OPENS

08:00 - 10:00 ROOM 1

Morning Session One

MODERATOR

| Abdulaziz M. Al-Judaimi | Conference Chairman, Middle East Petrotech 2012

Vice President, Chemicals | Saudi Aramco

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Monday 21 May

10:55 – 11:20 PN069

Starting Up a World-Scale ULSD Hydrotreater Abdul Jabbar Mahmood, Bapco, Bahrain

PN082

Re�nery Complex of the FutureUjjal Mukherjee, Chevron Lummus Global, USA

PN244

Implementing Optimal Re�nery Energy E�ciency to Reduce Greenhouse Gases and Increase Net Pro�tabilityRob Howard, AspenTech, Bahrain

11:20 – 11:45 PN237

Optimum Operation to Produce Propylene OxideMushref Al-Hamrani, Petro Rabigh, Saudi Arabia

PN228

Hydrogen Solutions for Improved Pro�tabilityAlan Zagoria, UOP, USA

PN021

Using Technology to Embed Rules, Procedures and Best Practice in Work Execution is the Key to Improving Day to Day Operational Risk ManagementIain Mackay, Petrotechnics, UK

11:45 – 12:10 PN010

Sustainability in Downstream OperationsJim Davis, SAMI, Bahrain

PN199

Process Optimisation using Simulation and Integrated EconomicsVenkata Kapavarapu, Kuwait Oil Company, Kuwait

PN051

New Innovative Local Water Tool Enables Companies to Assess and Manage Risks and Impacts in Petroleum OperationsJamal Shamas, CH2M HILL, UAE


12:10 – 13:30

PRAYER BREAK

LUNCH Sponsored by





SESSION CHAIRMAN

Naji Abouchedid, UOP, USA Chris Hill, Shell Global Solutions (Middle East), UAE

Hafedh Al-Qassab, Bapco, Bahrain

13:30 – 13:55 PN255

Optimisation of Acid Gas Removal in Re�nery Amine Unit Operations Ravi Jani, Dow Oil and Gas, UAE

PN123

Innovation in Environmental Protection – New Waste Water Treatment Plant for BAPCO Re�nery, BahrainMano Venkat, Bapco, Bahrain

PN061

Contractor Safety: Issues, Best Practices and ApproachesStuart Johnston, BST, Belgium

13:55 – 14:20 PN233

Breakthrough Technology Solution in the Petrochemical Sector by Exploiting Synergies between Process and Product InnovationsJose Carrazza, UOP - A Honeywell Company, USA

PN036

Energy Management System at Kuwait Petroleum Europoort Re�nery (KPE)Stephan Bouwens, Kuwait Petroleum Europoort B.V., The Netherlands

PN099

Best Safety Practices During Plant’s T&IAyman Natto, Petro Rabigh, Saudi Arabia

Conference Programme continued10:30 – 12:10 TECHNICAL PRESENTATIONS CONTINUED

ROOM 2 SESSION 1 ROOM 3 SESSION 2 ROOM 4 SESSION 3




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Monday 21 May14:20 – 14:45 PN229

Ammonium Chloride Under Deposit Corrosion Attack in the Newly Commissioned Ras Tanura Diesel Hydrotreating (DHT) UnitRay Vermillion, P. Eng., Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

PN165

Shaybah NGL: A Great Design for a Great Future (Flare Design Challenge)Adel Al-Ghamdi, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

PN022

The Performance Culture: Why is Real, Measurable, Bottom Line Change So Di�cult to Get?Mark Broussard, SAMI, USA

14:45 – 15:10 PN124

Reliability Improvement Programme of Air Cooled Fin Fans in Re�nery using Wibull Analysis StudyAbhay Chandajkar, Bapco, Bahrain

PN 240

Energy Management System at Shell – Recent Improvements Lead to Sustainable SavingsMarieke Groenendaal, Shell Global Solutions International BV, The Netherlands

PN077

E�ective Application of New Technology in the HSE Risk Mitigation for Older Facilities in the Oil and Gas FieldHitoshi Kataoka, JGC Corporation, Japan

PRAYER BREAK






SESSION CHAIRMAN

Naji Abouchedid, UOP, USA Chris Hill, Shell Global Solutions (Middle East), UAE

Farhan Sari A.H. Al-Enezi, KNPC, Kuwait

15:30 – 15:55 PN130

Improved Hydrogen Plant Design to Meet Today’s Re�ning ChallengesOdile Buard, Air Liquide, France

PN111

Optimisation of Capital Employed in Oil Re�neries with a Focus on Storage and LogisticsJean-Gaël Le Floc’h, KBC Process Technology Ltd., UK

PN168

Mentoring Fit for Capability DevelopmentAhmed Ahmed, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

15:55 – 16:20 PN241

Khu� Gas Condensate as HS-FCC Feed for Propylene ProductionAbdennour Bourane, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

PN212

Integrated Business and Performance Management for Hydrocarbon Downstream, Petrochemicals and PolymersAdriaan Vos, Hyperion Systems Saudi Arabia Ltd., Saudi Arabia

PN202

An Analysis of Talent Management in the Context of NationalisationJunby Layaoen, UOP, USA


19:00

AL GHAZAL BALLROOM, THE RITZ CARLTON, BAHRAIN HOTEL & SPA

GALA DINNER Sponsored by


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Tuesday 22 May07:00 REGISTRATION OPENS

08:00 – 10.00 ROOM 1

Morning Session TwoMODERATOR

| Ebrahim Talib | Bapco | Bahrain

GUEST SPEAKERS

| Hugo Heath | Managing Director,

Global Sector Head | HSBC | UK

| Janet Froetscher | President & Chief

Executive O�cer | National Safety

Council | USA

| Jean Sentenac | Chairman & Chief

Executive O�cer | Axens | France



TOPIC DOWNSTREAM INDUSTRY BEST PRACTICE IN HSE



SESSION CHAIRMAN

Ismail Ahmed, Bapco, Bahrain Darar Azzam, Qatar Petroleum, Qatar Naseem Baqar, Bapco, Bahrain

10:30 – 10:55 PN110

A New Approach to Water Management in the Hydrocarbon Processing IndustriesIan Nicholas, KBC Process Technology Ltd., Bahrain

PN101

Investing in Re�neries of the FuturePaul Willbourne, Nexant Limited, UK

PN100

Thought Leadership in Managing RAWEC TalentsMohammad Al-Murci, Rabigh Arabian Water & Electricity Company (RAWEC), Saudi Arabia

10:55 – 11:20 PN020

Creating Safety Culture - A Challenge During Construction of Lube Base Oil Plant in BahrainLokesh Sood, Bapco, Bahrain

PN080

PetroPowerSM and PetroHyPowerSM

- Opportunities to Maximise Margins through Zero Residue Re�ningSteve Beeston, Foster Wheeler, USA

PN013

Implementing a Technical & Professional Career Ladder at BapcoSteve Brown, Bapco, Bahrain


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Tuesday 22 May11:20 – 11:45 PN209

Healthy Workplace in Corporate SectorDebasis Bhattacharya, Corporate Value Management & Research Institute Pvt. Ltd., India

PN037

IsoTherming® Hydroprocessing Technology O�ers Unique Upgrade Opportunities for Re�neriesAndrew Tyas, DuPont Sustainable Solutions, UK

PN218

Engaging Employees in Plants Reliability ImplementationRachid Elaimani, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

11:45 – 12:10 PN024

EHSS Management Model; Driver Towards ExcellenceMusaad Al-Garawi, Jubail United Petrochemical Company, SABIC, Saudi Arabia

PN108

Next Generation Middle East Manufacturing Con�gurationsIan Nicholas, KBC Process Technology Ltd., Bahrain

PN193

Bapco’s Overseas Graduate Scholarship Programme - Securing Future TalentBill Chalmers, Bapco, Bahrain


PRAYER BREAK






SESSION CHAIRMAN

Mark Jones, Bapco, Bahrain Mark Viehman, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

Homoud Al-Mutra�, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia.

13:30 – 13:55 PN213

How to Implement Best-In-Class Production Scheduling and Multi Blend Optimisation in Re�ning Best Practices from Project Experience in the KingdomSimon Rogers, Hyperion Systems Saudi Arabia Ltd., Saudi Arabia

PN122

New Group III Lube Base Oil Plant – Successfully Commissioned in BahrainSayed Alawi, Bapco, Bahrain

PN177

Application of BATNEEC (Best Available Technology Not Entailing Excessive Cost) in Oil and Gas Industry Mohammad Ali Khan, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

13:55 – 14:20 PN196

Advances in Aromatics Production with ParamaX TechnologiesSouhir Mathieu, Axens, France

PN007

Petro Rabigh, World’s Largest Deep Catalytic Cracking Unit and Integrated World–Scale Steam Cracker Dilip Dharia, Petro Rabigh & Shaw Energy & Chemical Groups, Saudi Arabia & USA

PN056

Lessons Learned from Process Incidents - Viewing Historical Data through the Lens of “Tenets of Operational Excellence”Vinod Menon, Bapco, Bahrain

14:20 – 14:45 PN137

Overall Optimisation E�orts at Ju’ayumah NGLF DepartmentMohammed Al-Zain, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

PN178

A Quantitative Analysis of Integration Options for Re�neries Clayton Sadler, UOP LLC, USA

PN175

Petro Rabigh 2011 Test & Inspection: Industrial Hygiene ChallengesMoustafa Awad, Petro Rabigh, Saudi Arabia


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Tuesday 22 May14:45 – 15:10 PN023

An Update of Low and Zero Rare Earth Catalysts and Additives Nathan Ergonul, Grace, Germany

PN191

Aromatics Project in KuwaitDhananjay Sarode, Petrochemical Industries Company (PIC), Kuwait

PN003

Root Cause Analysis as a Proactive Process Safety Management ToolLarry Perkinson, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

PRAYER BREAK



TOPIC TOPIC REFINING & PETROCHEMICAL TECHNOLOGIES



SESSION CHAIRMAN

Mark Jones, Bapco, Bahrain Osamah A-Fakieh, Petro Rabigh, Saudi Arabia

Homoud Al-Mutra�, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

15:30 – 15:55 PN206

Mitigating Pressure Drop Increases in Hydroprocessing ApplicationsStanley Gustas III, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

PN033

Preferred Leadership Style for Motivation, Commitment and Engagement Within the Petrochemical Industry - An HR Strategic RoleEdward Shelton, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

PN005

Linking EHSS Management Systems to Responsible CareTahir Qadir, Gulf Petrochemicals & Chemical Association (GPCA), UAE

15:55 – 16:20 PN068

Thermal Spray Coating for Re�nery and Petrochemical ApplicationKiyoshi Sakaino, JGC Corporation, Japan

PN129

Conserving Knowledge within the Organisation to Facilitate Continuous Resource Improvement Through a Unique Six-Sigma MethodologyJim Brigman, Ingenero, USA

PN155

Lessons Learned Implementing SAF-2 Based on the Implementation of the PSM Standard in the USAJohn Burgess, Smith & Burgess, USA



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WED

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Wednesday 23 May



TOPICREFINING & PETROCHEMICAL TECHNOLOGIES



SESSION CHAIRMAN

Ahmed Ghuloom Abdullah, Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company (GPIC), Bahrain

T. R. (Tom) Di Giacomo, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

Mark Bechtold, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

10:30 – 10:55 PN139

Caustic Stress Corrosion Cracking (CSCC) in Merox PROCESS Units in JNGLF: History, Causes and MitigationFahd Al-Shahrani, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

PN059

Bapco’s Operational Excellence Management SystemMark Hodgkinson, Bapco, Bahrain

PN029

HR Role in Setting a Petrochemical Joint Venture - Lessons LearnedOsamah Al-Fakieh, Petro Rabigh, Saudi Arabia

10:55 – 11:20 PN083

Integrated Re�ning and Petrochemical UnitsDalip Soni, Lummus Technology - a CB&I Company, USA

PN216

Safety Workshop for Frontline Supervisors in a Boot Camp ApproachAlawi Al-Awwami, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

PN078

Tailor Made Training Programs for Operators Satish Vempati, UOP, USA

Conference Programme continued07:00 REGISTRATION OPENS

08:00 – 10.00 ROOM 1

Morning Session ThreeMODERATOR

| Mohammed H. Al-Gahtani | Saudi Aramco | Saudi Arabia

GUEST SPEAKERS

| Carlos Camacho | Head Global

Consultancy | Jacobs | UK

| Robert Munster | VP, HSE & Sustainable

Development | Qatar Shell GTL Ltd | Qatar

| Huda Al-Ghoson | Executive Director, Employee

Relations & Training | Saudi Aramco | Saudi Arabia

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WED

NES

DAY

23

MAY

201

2

Wednesday 23 May

11:20 – 11:45 PN245

Driving to Pro�tability - Planning and Scheduling in the Ole�ns IndustryRob Howard, AspenTech, Bahrain

PN146

Controller Performance Dashboard throughout Saudi Aramco PlantsAri�en Adnan, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

PN210

Leadership as a Tool for Competitive Advantage - Key LessonsNorm Murray, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

11:45 – 12:10 PN076

Revamp Strategies for Hydrogen PlantsAnuj Jain, Technip, France

PN040

Future Re�nements in Re�ning ProcessesShailendra Mohite, Kuwait National Petroleum Company, Kuwait

PN257

Technical & Professional Ladder ProgramHaifa A. Al-Youhah, Kuwait National Petroleum, Kuwait


PRAYER BREAK


ROOM 1

13:30 – 14:00CLOSING CEREMONY & DELEGATE RAFFLE PRIZE DRAW Sponsored by


Conference Programme continued10:30 – 12:10 TECHNICAL PRESENTATIONS CONTINUED

ROOM 2 SESSION 13 ROOM 3 SESSION 14 ROOM 4 SESSION 15

TOPICREFINING & PETROCHEMICAL TECHNOLOGIES



SESSION CHAIRMAN

Ahmed Ghuloom Abdullah, Gulf Petrochemical Industries Company (GPIC), Bahrain

John Harrower, BAPCO, Bahrain Mark Bechtold, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

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Poster SessionsDaily from Monday 21 – Wednesday 23 May 2012

Coordinator: T. R. (Tom) Di Giacomo, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

PN179

Latest Improvements in VGO based Hydrocracking TechnologiesJoseph Ibrahim, Axens, France

PN195

Vertical Exchangers Removal for Re-TubingMohammed Al-Mohanna, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

PN081

Maximising Re�nery Margin with Minimal CAPEX: An Introduction to Foster Wheeler’s Best Practice Energy Management SolutionsDaniel Carter, Foster Wheeler, UK

PN052

Occupied Buildings in Process Plant Areas - A Practical Approach to the API Recommended PracticesVinod Menon, Bapco, Bahrain

PN169

The Demise of Unplanned Work in Riyadh Re�neryAbdullah Al-Dahfer, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

PN132

The Catalyst System Alteration in IZ Dehydrogenation Resulted in Historical Leap in Selectivity, Production Increase and Drastic Drop in Speci�c Raw Material ConsumptionMohammed Nawaz, Saudi European Petrochemical Company (Ibn Zahr), Saudi Arabia

PN220

Web-Based Operator Training Simulator. E�ective Training over the Corporate NetworkVassilis Harismiadis, Hyperion Systems Engineering, Greece

PN028

Potential CO2 Emission Reduction Strategies in Re�neriesTanzeem Siddiqui, Petro Rabigh, Saudi Arabia

PN183

CCR Catalyst Performance OptimisationTariq Al-Harbi, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

PN167

Plant Integrity WindowAbdulkarim Al-Dabass, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

PN238

Piloting Asset Performance Management Program: Implementation EchoYousef Al-Mutairi, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

PN254

Sustainability in ActionPeter Heydasch, DOW Chemical, Switzerland

PN208

Saudi Aramco RT Re�nery Approach in HPM ChallengesFeras Al-Anazi, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

PN047

Improving Coker Naphtha Hydrotreater PerformanceAli Al-Ajmi, Kuwait National Oil Company, Kuwait

PN222

Capturing Tacit Knowledge: A Method to Improve Human Capital and Competitive AdvantageMaher Al-Barghouthi, Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia

PN121

Selection of Hydrogen Sul�de Scavengers for Minimal Re�nery Impact Keiron Barron, Baker Hughes, USA

PN201

Proven World-Scale Technologies for Sour Gas Feed PretreatmentSteven Struyf, UOP, USA

PN097

Maintenance Repair & Operations Supply Chain Innovations in the Re�ning & Petrochemical IndustryJonathan Shorties, DHL Supply Chain, UK

PN067

Mitigate Corrosion in Crude Unit Overheads Using Online Monitoring and ControlPhilip Dixon, Nalco Saudi Co Ltd., Saudi Arabia

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Exhibition Organisers:

Arabian Exhibition Management WLLPO Box 20200Manama, BahrainE: [email protected] / [email protected]

Conference Organisers:

Saudi AramcoNorth Admin Building, Room N-3052Ras Tanura 31311, Saudi ArabiaT: +966 3 678 6167E: [email protected]

2012The 8th Middle EastRe�ning and PetrochemicalsConference & Exhibition

Middle East

AABU DHABI NATIONAL OIL COMPANY (ADNOC)

ABDULLA A. ALRAYES & SONS CO. WLL

AIR PRODUCTS

AKH AL-SINAN & PARTNER, KYTOS ARABIA

AL-ABDULKARIM HOLDING COMPANY

AL BILAD CATALYST CO. LTD.

AL KHAFJI JOINT OPERATIONS

ALLIED MOULDED PRODUCTS, INC.

ALLWORLD EXHIBITIONS

AUMA ACTUATORS MIDDLE EAST WLL

AVK SAUDI VALVES MANUFACTURING CO. LTD.

AXENS

BTHE BAHRAIN PETROLEUM COMPANY (BAPCO)

BAHRAIN NATIONAL GAS COMPANY BSC (BANAGAS)

BORNEMANN GMBH

BOROUGE PTE. LTD.

BSL PIPES & FITTINGS

BUKAMAL

CCAL GAVIN LTD.

CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES PURCHASING GUIDE (ASIAN TRADE PRESS)

COMSIP AL A’ALI

CTS MIDDLE EAST BAHRAIN WLL

D

DMS GLOBAL WLL

DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY

DRAEGER SAFETY FIRE & GAS SYSTEMS

DRESSER AL RUSHAID VALVE & INSTRUMENT CO. LTD.

DUPONT SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS

EEAGLEBURGMANN

EAST WEST TRADING INTERNATIONAL

ENARDO LLC (AN HMT COMPANY)

ENTERPRISE BUSINESS SOLUTIONS WLL

EURECAT SA

FFOSTER WHEELERFUNKE+HUSTER-FERNSIGGGULF PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRIES CO. (GPIC)

GULFTRONIC - GENERAL ATOMICS

HHART ENERGY

HERAEUS PRECIOUS METALS GMBH & CO.

HMT

HONEYWELL

HYDROCARBON ENGINEERING MAGAZINE

HYPERION SYSTEMS ENGINEERING PUBLIC LTD.

I

INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS GROUP

J

J. DE JONGE FLOWSYSTEMS MIDDLE EAST

JAPAN COOPERATION CENTER, PETROLEUM (JCCP)

JOHN ZINK

KKBC PROCESS TECHNOLOGY LTD.

KSB AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT

KUWAIT NATIONAL PETROLEUM COMPANY (KNPC)

L

LESER MIDDLE EAST

THE LINDE GROUP

MMANUFACTURING EXCELLENCE SOLUTIONS (MES)

MORIMATSU GROUP

MPG MENDENER PRÄZISIONSROHR GMBH

N

NAIZAK GLOBAL ENGINEERING SYSTEMS

NALCO SAUDI CO. LTD.

NATIONAL PHOTO SERVICES

NET SAFETY MONITORING / EMERSON PROCESS MANAGEMENT

NICKELHÜTTE AUE GMBH

NICO S.P.A

O

OIL & GAS DIRECTORY MIDDLE EAST

OIL & GAS MIDDLE EAST

OIL REVIEW MIDDLE EAST

OSISOFT LLC

P

PAN GULF HOLDING

PENNANT ENGINEERING PVT. LTD.

PETRO RABIGH

PETROSKILLS

PIPELINE MAGAZINE (REFLEX PUBLISHING - A DMG EVENTS COMPANY)

QQATAR PETROLEUM

R

RESTECH FOR MEDICAL AND SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT

RITAG RITTERHUDER ARMATUREN GMBH & CO. ARMATURENWERK KG

S

SADARA CHEMICAL COMPANY

SANDVIK PROCESS SYSTEMS

SAUDI ARABIAN OIL COMPANY (SAUDI ARAMCO)

SMAR

SPECTRASENSORS

SAMI

SULZER CHEMTECH MIDDLE EAST S.P.C.

SYSTRAN, INC.

TTASNEE (NATIONAL INDUSTRIALIZATION

COMPANY)

TAQA: INDUSTRIALIZATION & ENERGY SERVICES COMPANY

TEBODIN MIDDLE EAST LTD.

TECHNIP

UUOP LTD

V

VACONO ALUMINIUM COVERS GMBH

VILMAR SA

YYANBU ARAMCO SINOPEC REFINING COMPANY (YASREF) LTD.

YOKOGAWA MIDDLE EAST

YUSUF BIN AHMED KANOO CO. LTD. - OIL & GAS DIVISION

ZZYME-FLOW® DECON TECHNOLOGY

Exhibitors at Petrotech 2012Exhibitors as of 11 April 2012. The organisers accept no liability for any omissions from this list.

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