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Overview of SubseaPipeline Engineering

Kuala Lumpur 18-20 October 2005

Learn ...

All the essential factsThe course covers all facets of pipeline engineering construction including

the complete life cycle from design and operation to decommissioning

Valuable advice

Industry best practice

How to improve your project

Bring your project-specific questions to raise at the course.

You will learn the engineering techniques used globally to deliver

successful projects

Our tutor is a practising Chartered Engineer involved in subsea pipeline

engineering. He routinely uses the latest techniques on major international

projects so can advise on industry best practice

And take away:

Colour reference notes

Receive a complete set of bound notes to support you throughout yourcareer.

A unique, comprehensive training course for oil and gas pipelineprofessionals.

This unique course gives you the opportunity to network with other industry professionals.

Take away a complete and up-to-date knowledge of pipeline engineering.

A gateway to a range of more specialised courses (details at www.tja.co.uk)

Bookyour place now.

Book by 23September

get a FREECourse Notes CD-ROM

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Pipe Size and route

Route selection

Diameter sizing

Rigid steel pipe manufacture

Wall thickness

Hydrostatic collapse

Materials selection

Coatings and thermal design

Corrosion protection On-bottom stability

Thermal insulation

Pipe in pipe systems

Active heating of lines

Advanced design

Limit state design

Lateral and upheaval buckling

HP/HT and HIPPS

Fishing interaction

Diverless systems

Titanium and composites

S-lay

S-lay process

Vessels and market

Welding and NDT

Insulated pipe

Lay curve control

Are you involved in oil and gas

industry pipelines? Could you makeuse of a complete picture of subseapipelines and the latest technology?Then this course is for you.

Written, presented and kept up-to-date by practising charteredengineers, the overview coursepresents in plain language the lifecycle of subsea pipelines, from designand installation through to operationand decommissioning.

DAY 1

J-lay

J-lay process

Vessels and market

Rapid pipe welding

Connectors

J-lay from drilling rig

Catenaries

Catenaries group exercise

Bundles Design of bundles

Fabrication

Towheads

Insulation and heating

Re-usable bundles

Deep water

Reel-lay

Reel lay process

Vessels and market

Special considerations

Ovality, cumulative strain

Flexibles

Installing unbonded flexibles

Umbilicals

Bonded hoses

DAY 2

Construction support

Landfalls

Trenching and burial

Pre-commissioning

Risers

Riser types and users

Deep water development

Flexible pipe design and manufacture

Flexible risers Hybrid risers

Rigid risers

Titanium and GRP

Routine operations

Operation controls

Additives

Pigging

Integrity management

Risk-based inspection plan

External survey

Intelligent pigging

Anomaly assessment

Remedial works

Modification and repair

Isolation, Tie-ins

Mechanical spools

Hyperbaric welding

Decommissioning

DAY 3

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Anyone who has an interest in subseapipelines

Past delegates have come from

operators, contractors, suppliers andregulatory authorities

A very well prepared course,presented by very knowledgeabletutors. I would definitely recommend

it to others.

Liz Burns, Support Team Leader, BP

Now in 9th year

Updated throughout (as always)

Notes available in searchableelectronic format

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Course venue: Le Meridien Kuala Lumpur

2 Jalan Stesen Sentral, Kuala Lumpur

Sentral, 50470, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

The course usually runs from 9.00 am to

5.00 pm each day. Registration is 8.30 to

9.00 am the first day. Lunch and

refreshments are included.

Please book early to avoid disappointment

ALAN KNOWLES EUR ING BSC CENG MICE

Alan Knowles has worked for over 20 years in construction

and project engineering of pipelines for the offshore oil and

gas industry. His experience covers pipelay, bundles,

trenching, survey, river crossings, single point and

conventional buoy moorings, cables, repair lining and

decommissioning. Currently, Alan is involved with

construction consultancy and training.

HOW TO BOOK

GENERAL

The booking form constitutes a legally binding

contract.

Bookings and cancellations must be in writing

Trevor Jee Associates reserves the right to refuse

admission if payment has not been received prior to

the event.

Trevor Jee Associates will hold your data on computer

under the terms of the Data Protection Act.

We reserve the right to make changes if necessary.

In the unlikely event that we have to cancel the

course, we will refund you in full, but will disclaim

any further liability.

SUBSTITUTION

If you are unable to attend, you are welcome to

substitute another person without penalty at any

time.

TRANSFER

You may transfer to another course at any time as

long as your payment has been received. If you

transfer more than 2 weeks before the course, there

is no penalty. If you transfer within 2 weeks of the

course, a fee of 150 + VAT is payable.

CANCELLATION OR FAILURE TO ATTEND

You may cancel a course at any time. If you do so

more than 2 weeks before the course, there is a

charge of 50 + VAT. If you cancel within 2 weeksof the course or fail to attend, 200 + VAT is

payable.

FAX this page to +44 (0) 1892 544735

WEB secure credit card booking viawww.tja.co.uk/crs/overview

TUTORS VENUE

The second and subsequent

delegates from the same companycome for US $2,375 (1,350) each.

CORPORATE DISCOUNTSPRICES

The price is US $2,900.

If you wish to pay by credit card thecharge will be made in sterling at 1650.

QUESTIONS?

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+44 (0) 1892 544727

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