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For more information or to register: Fajfer Candy

+971 4 360 2944 +971 4 363 1925 [email protected]

Advanced corrosionmanagement solutionsand strategies in the oil

and gas industryInternational Summit:15 and 16 September 2014

Interactive Workshops:

14 and 17 September 2014

Rosewood Hotel Abu DhabiUnited Arab Emirates

KEY SPEAKERS INCLUDE:

KEY TOPICS:

Supporting investment decisions by determiningthe benefits and the cost of corrosion in the long run

Reducing operational downtime throughnon-intrusive and non-destructive testing

Material selection, protection tools and installationmethods to better improve technical performancefor HPHT and sour

Comparison of key corrosion solutions, treatmentsand strategies to aid in upkeep and battle

against corrosion

Qualitative and quantitative strategies in advancedcorrosion risk management practices

DON’T MISS THESE EXPERT-LED WORKSHOPS:

PRE CONFERENCE WORKSHOP DAY: 14 SEPTEMBER 2014

• Corrosion/Metallurgical degradation of static equipmentand its mitigation

• Understanding the soft side of corrosion management and

its success

POST CONFERENCE WORKSHOP DAY: 17 SEPTEMBER 2014

• Downhole casing corrosion monitoring and interpretationtechniques to evaluate corrosion in multiple casing strings

• Pipeline integrity through coatings to mitigate corrosion

PLUS!

Enhance your conference experience with our interactivepanel discussions where corrosion gurus create the richestpossible variety of interests, voices, and expertise

Researched and developed by: Associatesponsor:

Houssam SabryHead of Corrosion& Inspection Department

ADGAS

Orlando MatosInspection Department Head

GASCO

Mahendra Kumar RastogiVice President Inspection & Reliability

Bharat Oman Refineries

Dr Paul RostronAssistant Professor of Chemistry

The Petroleum Institute

Rehan AhmedChairman

Society of ProtectiveCoatings (Qatar Chapter)

Velu BalrajSection Officer

NACE

Kuttukkal Mohamed JaffarullahInspection & Corrosion Engineer

Saudi Aramco

Mohamed Ali Awadh JaberApplication Marketing Manager – Pipe

BOROUGE

Media partners:

World ils


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Based on the feedback that we received from last year’s

event, the Middle East oil and gas operators continueto spend millions of dollars detecting and combatingcorrosion. These numbers are especially on the rise as manyoperative fields are not only reaching maturity, but operatorsare also chasing new oil in high sour, high pressure and oftenhigh temperature reservoirs giving way for new challenges.Therefore operators are now realising the need foralternative corrosion detection, monitoring and preventiontechniques as well as asset rehabilitation methods.

With this in mind, many operators have begun amendingimprovements to their current corrosion mitigationtechniques in order to tailor their functionality andeffectiveness towards their specific needs. Others have

begun looking at new and improved technologies fromstate-of-the-art detection and monitoring tools tocustom-made pressure vessels, pipeline coatings andchemical inhibitors.

After speaking to over 70 corrosion experts, the8th Annual Corrosion Management Summit is built asa platform to brainstorm, discuss and analyse the latestadvancements to mitigate corrosion in the oil and gasindustry. Seeking advice from experts, this agenda has beenshaped to sync with the pulse of the industry. The challengesyou as a corrosion professional face is exactly what will belooked into by the presenters. The 8th edition will unveilpractical case studies, experiences and solutions to

combat corrosion.

With presentations from both the upstream and thedownstream sectors, this conference has been designedto make your time out of the office completely beneficial.Take note of the tailor made registration package comprisingof the two day workshop and two day conference.

Also remember to book early and save dollars. Ask yourHR to contact us straightaway to avail the privilegeregistration package.

Warm regards

Andrea Fernandes, Senior Conference Director, IQPC Dubai

For information or to register: Fajfer Candy +971 4 360 2944 +971 4 363 1925 [email protected]

KEY THEMES INCLUDE: An industry insight in corrosion

management

Corrosion in challenging environments Advances in corrosion testing and

monitoring

Examining various types of protectivecoatings

Material advancements in corrosion

IQPC provides business executives around the world with tailored practical conferences, large-scale events, topical

seminars and training programmes, keeping them up-to-date with industry trends, technological developments and theregulatory landscape. IQPC conferences are market leading “must-attend” events for their respective industries.IQPC produces more than 1,700 events annually around the world, and continues to grow. Founded in 1973, IQPC now hasoffices in major cities across six continents including: Bengaluru, Berlin, Doha, Dubai, Johannesburg, London, New York,Riyadh, Singapore, Sydney, Tampa, and Toronto. IQPC leverages a global research base of best practices to produce anunrivalled portfolio of conferences. www.iqpc.ae

Join leaders from national and multi-national organisationsacross the Middle East and, meet with Chiefs, VPs, Heads,Directors, and Managers of:

• Materials • Reliability • Pipelines • Coatings • Subsea• Engineering • Cathodic Protection • Operations • Projects

• Corrosion and Inspection • Facilities • Asset Integrity

EXECUTIVE LIST OF SPEAKERSFOR 2014 INCLUDE:

Mahendra Kumar Rastogi Vice President - Inspection & Reliability

Bharat Oman Refineries Limited

Kuttukkal Mohamed Jaffarullah Inspection & Corrosion Engineer

Saudi Aramco

Khaled S. Abdallah Corrosion and Material Engineering Specialist,

Occidental of Oman

Nasser Galal Osman Senior Corrosion and Metallurgy Engineer

GASCO

Mohamed Ali Awadh Jaber Application Marketing Manager – Pipe

BOROUGE

Akshat Agrawal

CP Specialist, Worley Parsons Khaled Habib Research Scientist

Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research

Prof. Mufid Samarai Senior Advisor

Sharjah Research Academy

Dr Faraj A. Garman Senior Corrosion Consultant

Libyan Corrosion Society, NACE Section Chairman Libya

ADVISORY BOARD COMMITTEE:

Houssam Sabry, Head of Corrosion &Inspection Department, ADGAS

Orlando Matos, Inspection Department Head, GASCO

Velu Balraj, Section Officer, NACE

Rehan Ahmed, Chairman, Society ofProtectiveCoatings (Qatar Chapter)

Dr Paul Rostron, Assistant Professorof Chemistry, The Petroleum Institute

Ali N Moosavi, Ph.D, C.Eng, Chief Engineer(Corrosion), ADCO


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93%of attendees

achieved theirkey learningobjective

90%would attend

another IQPCoil and gasconference

73%workshop

overall ratingas excellent

2013 SUMMIT STATISTICS

TOP 10 COUNTRIES

United Arab Emirates 40%

Kuwait 12%

Saudi Arabia 8%

Oman 8%

Qatar 8%

Egypt 5%

Switzerland 5%

Italy 4%

Tanzania 5%

United Kingdom 5%

2013 ATTENDEE PROFILE

Corrosion Manager/Engineer 38%

Engineer/Engineering Manager 19%

General Manager 9%

Laboratory Specialist 5%

CEO/MD/VP/Exec/Director/Chief Executive 5%

Maintenance Director/Manager 5%

Production/Process/ Head/Director/Manager 5% Energy Head/Director/Manager 5%

Integrity Manager/Engineer 5%

Mechanical Engineer 4%

TESTIMONIALS

“Excellent workshop – well researched

presentations of case studies and

lessons learned”

Operations Manager, PICO International Petroleum

“Really good platform for corrosion

specialist to share their expertise”

Sr. Facilities Engineer, PICO International Petroleum

“Very successful event and a good job

by the organisers”

Senior Advisor, Sharjah Research Academy

“Attending this conference served as a leading

indicator on how to manage corrosion”

Head of Inspection, GASCO

A GLIMPSE OF 2013



9:00 - 12:00

Corrosion/Metallurgical Degradation of static equipment and its mitigation

Static mechanical equipment such as valves, separators, tanks, vessels and pipelines have undergone inherent degradation due to aging, corrosion,

and erosion. Often the degradation rates vary over the lifetime due to changes in the produced oil and gas well stream (e.g. changes in CO2, H2S,

water or sand content).

Led by an industry leader, this workshop will discuss a model inspection planning to reduce costs and to increase efficiency of inspection planning.

Benefits of attending:

Identify current practices of Risk Based Inspections (RBI) and In-Service Inspections (ISI) of static mechanical equipment

Identify if the frequent job-changing of inspection planners affect the technical integrity of a particular production plant

Analyse how the quality of historical inspection data affects the inspection results and quality

Develop a method to calculate optimum inspection volume based on budgetary restrictions and the “health” of static equipment

Develop a model to mechanise the inspection planning process to reduce impact of the human element and the quality of data from different sources

Workshop Leader: Mahendra Kumar Rastogi, Vice President Inspection & Reliability, Bharat Oman Refineries

13:00 - 15:00

Understanding the soft side of corrosion management and its success

Every oil and gas operating company should develop and execute a proactive Corrosion Management Programme (CMP) to include engineering materialselection as well as, corrosion control and monitoring throughout the life cycle of the plant. The CMP, which should be an integrated part of the strategicframework of any operating company will continually asses and improve personnel safety, plant reliability, and competent performance to secure

uninterrupted production without environmental impact.

Led by an industry expert this workshop will cover the following imperatives for a Corrosion Management Programme (CMP) and will include:

EHS & corporate brand Global & national economics Operation costs Talent challenges

CMP changes talent mind set:

Processes versus “activities” Challenges versus “business as usual” Solutions versus “complaints”

Costs versus “impressions” Competence versus “best effort”

9:00 - 12:00

Downhole casing corrosion monitoring and interpretation techniques to evaluatecorrosion in multiple casing strings

Casing corrosion monitoring and interpretation have advanced dramatically in the past few years. New technological developments now make it possibleto carry out borehole measurements capable of distinguishing between corrosion of inner and outer casino strings and of detecting pits and holes in the

casing metal.

Led by an industry expert, this workshop will review new developments in monitoring the corrosion of downhole casings. The workshop leader willdiscuss the procedure that outlines techniques for estimating metal losses, corrosion rates, and detection of holes in single and multiple casing string.

Workshop Leader: Paul Rostron, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, The Petroleum Institute

13:00 - 15:00

Pipeline integrity through coatings to mitigate corrosion

Enhanced corrosion resistance and durability through the use of coatings play a significant role in the durability of pipelines and structures and alsoprovide aspects of enhanced corrosion mitigation.

Led by an industry expert this workshop will focus on how applications of coatings can improve performance of pipes. It will also review pipeline

coating systems to mitigate corrosion from an operators perspective. It will also discuss the challenges related to electrical interference (AC and DC)and CP shielding and address the difficulties of selecting field joint coatings with similar performance to the newer mainline coating systems.

Topics include:

Basic definition of an integrity approach Description of different types of coatingss

Case studies showing how integrity improves the durability and life of the pipelines

Selection of coatings for highly aggressive environments with the focus on maintenance and monitoring aspects

CMP changes talent mind set:

The most appropriate methodology for coating selection Coating durability and procedure for maintenance Health monitoring of coatings

Workshop Leader: Anand S Khanna, Professor (Corrosion Science and Engg.), Indian Institute of Technology (IIT)



08:30 Registration, refreshments and networking

08:50 Chair’s welcome and opening remarks

Paul Rostron, Assistant Professor of Chemistry,The Petroleum Institute

CORROSION MANAGEMENT – AN INDUSTRY INSIGHT

09:00 Analysing how effective corrosion management strategy

in oil and gas can enhance production and lead toincreased profits

Evaluating the effects of corrosion and the potential coststhat you can incur because of ineffective planning

Discussing proactive methods to devise corrosionmanagement strategies that can tackle future challenges

09:30 Supporting investment decisions by determining thecost of corrosion

Introducing main strategies, techniques and methods toestimate corrosion cost in different divisions

Exploring forms of corrosion mechanisms and differentenvironments that have major cost contribution tocorrosion

Houssam Sabry, Head of Corrosion & InspectionDepartment, ADGAS

10:00 The oil and gas industry perspective on the Return ofInvestment (ROI) of corrosion measures

When is it more practical to repair than replace?

What is the cost/benefit ratio of designing for corrosioncontrol versus waiting until an asset needs repair?

How can management and staff convince otherdepartments the value of corrosion control measures?

Akshat Agrawal, Corrosion Specialist,Worley Parsons (Oman)

10:30 Morning break, networking and refreshments

ADVANCED INSPECTION TECHNIQUES

11:00 Effective atmospheric corrosion management usingcoating condition inspection and maintenanceprogramme

Use of a systematic approach to external corrosionmanagement of coated structures and equipment

Utilisation of a detailed risk based approach to prioritisemaintenance coating activities

Adopting IT based reporting system to optimise resourcesand manpower requirements

Implementing industry best practices to enhanceinspection quality resulting in improved maintenance

programmes

Rehan Ahmed, Chairman,Society of Protective Coatings (Qatar Chapter)

11:30 PANEL DISCUSSION

Comparing the efficiencies of non-intrusive inspectionand intelligent in-line inspection techniques for pipelines

Discussing current non-intrusive inspection techniques andintelligent in-line inspection techniques for pipelines

Assessing applications of both techniques under different

conditions, comparing results and analysing the versatilities

Panelists:

Nasser Galal Osman, Senior Corrosion and MetallurgyEngineer, GASCO

Mahendra Kumar Rastogi, Vice President Inspection& Reliability, Bharat Oman Refineries

Velu Balraj, Section Officer, NACE

12:00 Improved design practices to prevent corrosionunder insulation

Implementing proven techniques to avoid moisturebuild-up and achieve excellent rust prevention andcorrosion protection

Discussing how thermography technology can assistidentifying CUI spots and reduce inspection and insulationreinstatement cost

Orlando Matos, Inspection Department Head, GASCO

12:30 Networking lunch break

ADVANCED MONITORING

13:30 Monitoring corrosion and the effectiveness of mitigationtechniques through fast response, medium response andlong-term response techniques

Outlining pros and cons of different monitoring techniques,

including fast response, medium response and long-termresponse techniques

Evaluating the potential of monitoring techniques andits benefits

Mahendra Kumar Rastogi, Vice President Inspection& Reliability, Bharat Oman Refineries

14:00 Corrosion rate monitoring in pipeline casings

Combining elements of evolving technologies to mitigatepipeline corrosion in casing installations

Understanding the use of corrosion rate monitoring probesto determine the rate of material loss inside the pipelinecasing where a vapor phase corrosion inhibitor substanceis being used

14:30 Assessing corrosion monitoring of subsea productionand injection systems

Analysing advancements in subsea inspection throughsubsea video surveillance systems

Discussing advanced subsea pipeline repair technologieslike coating removal and repairing deformations in pipelines

15:00 Opto-electrochemistry of corrosion in oil and gas

Discover a new method of crevice corrosion detectionbased on the optical corrosion meter for measuring thecorrosion current density

Analyse modified electrochemical noise technique fordetermining the corrosion admittance

Khaled Habib, Research Scientist,

Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research (KISR)

15:30 Final comments from the chair

15:40 End of conference day one


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08:30 Registration, refreshments and networking

08:50 Chair’s welcome and opening remarks


CORROSION IN CHALLENGING ENVIRONMENTS

09:00 Corrosion risks associated with well completion activitiestriggering down hole corrosion in 13 Cr tubulars,mechanism and alternative strategies to preventcorrosion damage

Comparison of well completion and procedures suitablefor sour service

Consider the mechanical damage that can occur andchoose the best alternative work over technique

Paul Rostron, Professor of Chemistry,The Petroleum Institute

09:30 Addressing the challenges in corrosion management of

high H2S/CO2 environment assets

Developing an optimised corrosion management systemfor high H2S/CO2 production

Investigating results on the influence of H2S and CO2 onTop of the Line Corrosion (TLC)

Understanding the main parameters and challengesinfluencing TLC

10:00 Modern approach for operational pigging frequencycriteria for oil & gas pipelines

Developing pre-determined intervals towards enhancingthe efficiency of corrosion inhibitors

Optimising the pigging frequency based on fluid velocityand a set of identified corrosion risk elements

Siva Prasadarao, Senior Specialist Engineer, ADCO

10:30 Morning break, networking and refreshments

11:00 Implementation of coating at tank bottom floors

Injection of Volatile Corrosion Inhibitor (VCI) to reduce corrosion damage

Installation of an Electrical Resistance (ER) probe corrosion monitoring system to mitigate corrosion on carbon steel

bottom plates underneath the tank

Kuttukkal Mohamed Jaffarullah, Inspection & CorrosionEngineer, Saudi Aramco

ADVANCED COATINGS

11:30 Use of nanotechnology for developing highperformance coatings

Determining the fundamentals of nanotechnology andits relationship towards coatings

Role of nano additives and the practical example ofenhancing the nano modified coating properties such assuperior hydrophobic, fire resistance and UV ray coating

Anand S Khanna, Professor (Corrosion Science and Engg.), Indian Institute of Technology (IIT)

12:00 Metal cladding with HVAS technology – A corrosionprotection solution for hydrogen blistering, acid attack inamine service, pitting and stress corrosion cracking

Iain Hall, Integrated Global Services Inc., USA

12:30 Networking lunch break

MATERIALS IN CORROSION MANAGEMENT

13:30 Discover how high performance PE provides extraprotection to pipeline

Compare and contrast of traditional versus specialisedcoatings in reducing corrosion rates

Understand how PE technology helps in increasing theintegrity of pipes by improved protection

Mohamed Ali Awadh Jaber, Application MarketingManager – Pipe, Borouge

14:00 Corrosion performance and mitigation of materials forpipelines in multiphase systems

Determination and control of multiphase flows and flowaccelerated corrosion

Erosion-Corrosion performance and mitigation of materialsfor multiphase pipelines

Khaled S. Abdallah, Corrosion and Material EngineeringSpecialist, Occidental of Oman

14:30 PANEL DISCUSSION

Advancement of non metallic materials (composites) inthe oil and gas industry

Comparing life-cycle costs associated with carbon steel todifferent non-metallic minerals

Examining the recent advancements in non-metallictechnologies

Panelists:

Mohamed Ali Awadh Jaber, Application MarketingManager – Pipe, Borouge

Paul Rostron, Assistant Professor of Chemistry,The Petroleum Institute


Kuttukkal Mohamed Jaffarullah, Inspection & CorrosionEngineer, Saudi Aramco

15:00 Minimising corrosion rate by improving material selectionbased on operational conditions

Evaluating material selection process at the design stage inorder to avoid the potential risk of corrosion

Identifying the advances in material design and the impacton related costs of maintenance

15:30 Final comments from the chair

15:45 End of conference day two

The published programme is correct at time of printing. However, giventhe seniority of our speakers and the nature of their roles, speakers may

subsequently substitute or remove themselves from the programme. This

is always regrettable, and we will always try to replace the speaker with aspeaker with equivalent insight. For the most up-to-date programme, please

visit the event website.

For information or to register: Fajfer Candy +971 4 360 2944 +971 4 363 1925 [email protected]


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1 Thought Leadership

As a sponsor at IQPC’s 8th Annual Corrosion ManagementSummit, your company will gain second-to-none exposureto senior-level decision makers at the point in time thatthey are seeking solutions, information and systems forimproving their firm’s strategies. For a select few sponsors,you can build your reputation as a market leader throughsubject-specific presentations, workshops and focus days.This highly selective sponsorship allows your firm to establishtremendous capability and expertise in your specialty as well

as highlight successful work completed with your clients.

2 Premium Branding

We bring together buyers and suppliers for collaboration,networking and knowledge sharing. Branding is often a majorinitiative for our clients who are seeking to get the messageout about their offerings. Build your company’s brand andvisibility in front of senior decision-makers in order to getshortlisted. As a sponsor, your company branding will appearalongside the global leaders associated with best practicesin this field. Our dedicated marketing team will help youachieve your promotional aims in the months leading up tothe conference. IQPC leverages multiple marketing channelsincluding online, direct mail, email, press releases, mediapartnerships and social media to publicise the event andincrease awareness about your participation to our extensivedatabase, as well as through our network of partners.

3 Featured Networking Events / Face Time

Networking and information sharing are two major aspectsof our conferences and IQPC builds in many opportunities forsponsors to benefit from meeting industry leaders. Focusedand high-level, our events will provide you with the perfectenvironment to initiate new business relationships, identifyupcoming opportunities and achieve face-to-face contactthat overcrowded tradeshows can not deliver. The exhibitionarea is designed to be the heart of the event – a place tonetwork and share strategies with key decision makers.

Sponsorship opportunities range from exhibition stands tosponsored lunches, cocktail receptions, gala dinners and ahost of other branding opportunities.

Additionally IQPC offers a selection of sponsorshipopportunities that enables our clients to increase theiropportunity to develop new relationships during our events,including one-to-one meetings with clients to understandtheir challenges, requirements and opportunities.

IQPC has been hosting events developed for senior executives for more than 40 years. We serve businesses representing over15 sectors at more than 1,700 conferences around the globe. Our client list includes corporations such as IBM, Cisco, Microsoft,Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Weatherford International, Halliburton, ABN AMRO, Deutsche Bank, GE, Siemens, BASF and DowChemicals, just to name a select few. Senior executives travel from around the world to our events looking to garner bestpractices and concrete solutions to assist them in improving their organisations. IQPC provides many different platforms for youto increase your market share, stay ahead of your competition, increase awareness to your target audience and position yourselfas a key supplier to the corrosion industry.

YOUR PLATFORM – GETTING YOUR MESSAGE ACROSS:

Because we know that each sponsor has a different message, business development goal and branding objectives, eachsponsorship package is tailored to your corporate strategies. Though most sponsorship offers multiple levels and types ofexposure, there are a few main ways for you to highlight your corporate strengths:

SPONSORSHIP & EXHIBITION OPPORTUNITIES

Do you have a product or service that our seniordecision-makers and influencers need?

The 8th Annual Corrosion Management Summit offers you

the perfect platform to showcase your solution to your tar-get market and meet and network with senior-level decisionmakers who are leading the way in the industry

We specialise in providing business development, marketing

and sales solutions that are tailored to specifically deliveron your business objectives.

We pay patient attention to what our exhibition and

sponsorship customers want, expect, need and value. Everysponsor wants to create customers, develop qualified salesleads, convert leads into sales and retain customers. Ourtailored sponsorship packages help you to achieve these

objectives.

If you would like more information on sponsorship and ex-hibition opportunities or to discuss which package will best

help you achieve your objectives, please contact NishantSehgal on +971 4 360 2800 or email [email protected].

ASSOCIATE SPONSOR: Integrated Global Services

Integrated Global Services (IGS) provides on-site corrosion and erosion protection through advanced metalcladding application for critical process equipment in petrochemical plants. High Velocity cladding, with advancedmetal alloys, upgrades shell metallurgy and mitigates thickness loss, pitting, cracking and blistering due to Hydrogen,H2S, Chlorides, Acid, Sour water, Sulfidation and high temperature oxidation. Cladding of amine contactors,regenerators, flash drums, LP/MP knockout drums, distillation, liquefaction and de-butanizer columns, hydrogen

plants, sulfur recovery units and heat exchangers takes place in short T/A’s. This eliminates expensive and time consuming vessel replacement orrework. Significant, reliable life extension with low future maintenance requirement is achieved. IGS has references in providing this service to mostmajor GCC energy companies, and has a 30 year history in 30 countries on 5 continents.


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Pre Conference WorkshopDay: 14 September 2014

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