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52nd Annual Underground Corrosion Short Course

February 26-28, 2013

Purdue UniversityWest Lafayette, Indiana

Register online at: www.conf.purdue.edu/corrosion

52nd Annual Underground Corrosion Short Course February 26-28, 2013 • Purdue University • West Lafayette, Indiana

Who Should Attend

Anyone interested in the causes of corrosion and its control should attend this

course. Engineers, corrosion technicians, construction foremen, and maintenance

foremen will fi nd that this program fi ts their needs.

Sections and Off erings

Hands-on Training Opportunity – On Tuesday, February 26, from noon-4 p.m.,

there will be multiple hands-on training stations including ultrasonic instrument

and pit gauge measurements, line locating, setting current interrupters in rectifi ers,

and taking the basic bond measurement. Students will learn how to properly

operate the equipment at each station.

Pipeline Integrity – This section discusses in-depth the various analytical tools

available for determining the cause of pipeline wall loss and structure. As it relates

to pipeline integrity, interpretation of DOT rule-making from transmission and

distribution viewpoints will be discussed.

Coatings School – Surface preparation and coating fundamentals will be

discussed. The course will address inspection techniques in the fi eld and at the

coating mill, knowledge of proper coating selection, and hands-on fi eld application

procedures. A voluntary test will be off ered at the conclusion of the course.

Basic Section – This section will provide a structured course, with an optional

test. It is designed to assist in the preparation for the Cathodic Protection Tester

Certifi cation test.

Intermediate Section – This section will present NACE and DOT criteria, an

overview of pipeline coatings, and interference testing; an optional test is off ered.

Advanced Section – This section will present advanced techniques, materials, and

design; an optional test is off ered. Please bring a scientifi c calculator to class with

you, there are some available on a fi rst come basis.

Rectifi er School – Corrosion technicians can learn about the fundamentals of

troubleshooting, maintenance, and operation of rectifi ers. In the class, students will

be able to work physically with the equipment. A voluntary test will be off ered at

the conclusion of the course.

Special Topics – This section will address current issues and problems facing the

industry, and will endeavor to fi nd solutions.

Practical Applications of Corrosion Control – This course is designed for

operators, fi eld laborers, and supervisors that want a basic understanding of the

concepts of corrosion. A lot of hands-on training and basic fundamentals will be

addressed.

The Corrosion Roundtable Forum will be conducted Tuesday evening,

February 26, 2013, from 4-5:30 p.m. This is an excellent opportunity to compare

corrosion practices.

CEUs

Continuing Education Units (CEUs) are available. Please contact our Purdue

representative for information pertaining to CEUs and processing fees. You must

attend Basic, Intermediate, Advanced, Rectifi ers, or Practical Application and pass

the associated test to qualify for CEUs.

Short-Course Registration Fee

The general registration fee is $135 per person, which includes a luncheon on

Wednesday.

Program and Registration Information

For registration information, please contact:

Conference Registration

866-515-0023

[email protected]

www.conf.purdue.edu/corrosion

For course content information, please contact:

Josh Brewer, General Chairman

989-772-8888

[email protected]

www.corrosionshortcourse.com

You will receive an electronic confi rmation letter, parking information, links to maps,

and other information.

Parking

Parking is available in the Grant Street Parking Garage, which is across the street

(east) from the Purdue Memorial Union. The daily fee is $10, with hourly rates for

lesser time. Parking is free to Union Club Hotel guests. Please have your garage

ticket validated at the Union Club desk prior to leaving the garage.

Refunds

Refunds will be granted upon written request received by February 15, 2013. Purdue

University is not responsible for costs incurred due to cancellation.

Vendor Show

The ballroom at the Best Western (4343 State Road 26E, Lafayette) will be the

location for the Supplier Hospitality and Information Show. The show will be held

Tuesday and Wednesday from 6:30-9:30 pm. Join a number of industry experts in

a casual atmosphere to obtain the latest information on CP services and products.

Food and beverages will be provided by the exhibitors. For your convenience,

a shuttle bus between the Purdue Memorial Union and the Best Western will be

provided, starting at 5:50 pm. The last bus will run at 9:30 p.m. (Best Western

to Purdue campus). For more information, contact Phil Zack at 708-288-6809 or

e-mail at [email protected]

Preferred Lodging

A limited number of rooms will be available at both the Union Club Hotel in the

Purdue Memorial Union, adjacent to Stewart Center, and the Best Western, Lafayette

(host hotel), where the Vendor Show will be held. (A shuttle bus will be available to

take participants to Purdue; please check at the hotel desk for information).

Please mention this conference when registering at the Best Western. There has

been a block of rooms reserved for Purdue Corrosion Short Course participants. You

are urged to make housing reservations early.

Union Club Hotel, Purdue Memorial Union .............................................765-494-8900 or 800-320-6291

Best Western, Lafayette, I-65 and State Road 26 East .............................................765-447-0575 or 800-780-7234

52nd Annual Underground Corrosion Short Course • ScheduleInformation/Message Desk, outside Stewart Center, Room 218 • All times are Eastern Standard Time • All sessions in Stewart Center

Tuesday, February 26

Registration Stewart Center in the East Foyer on the Main Floor

11 a.m.-5 p.m. Register for classes and receive materials and more information about the courses

Hands-On Stewart Center Room 302

Noon-4 p.m. This will be an open forum with multiple stations. Several knowledgeable industry professionals will be available to demonstrate, answer questions, and help students use equipment at each station. The following stations will be available:

• Galvanic anode display • Taking pipe-to-soil potentials

• Rectifi er • Current interrupter installation

• Impressed current anode display • Bond test station

• Ultrasonic measurement testing • Pit depth measurements

• Coating thickness profi le • Locating

Roundtable Stewart Center Room 302

4-5:30 p.m. Roundtable discussion. This is an open forum for students with any corrosion related question. Greg Alexander with BGL will emcee this event. Feel free to ask him anything.

Vendor Show Best Western

6:30-9 p.m. Shuttle bus will board at the Grant St. entrance of the Purdue Memorial Union (east side) starting at 5:50 p.m. on a rotating basis. Last bus returning to PMU will board at 9:30 p.m.

Alternate Lodging

Comfort Inn, 4701 Meijer Court ........................................................................ 765-447-3434

Comfort Suites Hotel, 31 Frontage Road ........................................................................ 765-447-0016

Days Inn, I-65 and State Road 26 East ........................................................................ 765-446-8558

Fairfi eld Inn, State Road 26 East ........................................................................ 765-449-0083

Hampton Inn, I-65 and State Road 26 East ........................................................................ 765-447-1600

Hilton Garden Inn, Tapawingo Dr. and State Road 26 ........................................................................ 765-742-2100

Holiday Inn, 515 South Street ........................................................................ 765-423-1000

Homewood Suites, 3939 State Rd 26 East ........................................................................ 765-448-9700

Quality Inn, 4221 State Road 26 East ........................................................................ 765-447-3434

Sheraton Four Points, U.S. 52 and Cumberland ........................................................................ 765-463-5511

Towne Place Suites, 163 Frontage Road ........................................................................ 765-446-8668

Wednesday, February 27Registration Stewart Center in the East Foyer on the Main Floor7:30 a.m. Register for classes and receive materials and more information about the courses

General Session General Session is located in Stewart Center, down the hall from registration in Fowler Hall 8:15-9 a.m. Opening remarks - Josh Brewer, BGL Asset Services, Purdue General Chairman

NACE updates – Bob Chalker, NACE Executive Director • Keynote Address – Mark Anderson, QPS

Vendor Show Best Western6:30-9 p.m. Shuttle bus will board at the Grant St. entrance of the Purdue Memorial Union (east side) starting at 5:50 pm on a rotating basis.

Last bus returning to PMU will board at 9:30 p.m.

Fitzgerald AwardThe Fitzgerald Award is bestowed upon the student with the highest gross total

for three selected classes, with a minimum set by the planning committee.

Applicants are automatically entered into the pool when they take a test. The

Basic, Intermediate, Advanced, Rectifi er, and Practical Application sections are

the qualifying classes. Students have fi ve years to complete this process.

2012 Award Recipient is Stephen Johnson. His representative (center) received

the award on his behalf.

Time/Period

Period 19:15-10:30 a.m.

Period 210:45-Noon

LunchNoon– 1 p.m.

Period 31:15-2:30 p.m.

Period 42:45-4 p.m.

Period 54:15-5:30 p.m.

Advanced Section Al Daum, Chair STEW 310

Impressed Current CP Design, Part 1

Presented by:Keith Boswell

National Pipeline Services

Impressed Current CP Design, Part 2

Presented by:Keith Boswell

National Pipeline Services

LunchPMU Ballroom

Cathodic Protection InstallationPresented by:Nathan Wood

BGL Asset Services

Deep Anode CathodicProtection Design

Presented by:Nathan Wood

BGL Asset Services

Soil Resistivity TestingFor C.P. Design

Presented by:Al Daum

Wright Patterson AFB

Practical Applications of Corrosion Control

Greg Alexander, ChairSTEW 306

Introduction to Corrosion Control

Presented by:Greg Alexander

BGL Asset Services

CoatingPresented by:

Doug Klingensmith, Unconventional Solutions

LunchPMU Ballroom

Coating Hands-OnPresented by:

Doug Klingensmith, Unconventional Solutions

CP Presented by:

Ken DavisAmeren

CP Presented by:

Ken DavisAmeren

Intermediate Section Tim Jenkins, Chair STEW 214CD

Rectifi ers/Solar PanelsPart 1

Presented By:Tim Jenkins

Columbia Gas of Ohio

Rectifi ers/Solar PanelsPart 2

Presented By:Tim Jenkins


LunchPMU Ballroom

Impressed CurrentAnode Systems

Presented by:Eric Langelund

Cathodic Protection Management

Galvanic Anode SystemsPresented by:Scott Kriger


Interference Testing DC Part 1Presented by:

Tim Jenkins/ Scott KrigerColumbia Gas of Ohio

Basic Section Ned Gisel, Chair STEW 218

Principals of Basic ElectricityPresented by:

John Fitzgerald IIICorrpro Consultant

Corrosion FundamentalsPresented by:

Dan RoweNIPSCO

LunchPMU Ballroom

Corrosion ControlPresented by:

Dan RoweNIPSCO

Fundamentals of CathodicProtection (Part 1)

Presented by:Josh Brewer

BGL Asset Services

Fundamentals of CathodicProtection (Part 2)

Presented by:Josh Brewer / John Fitzgerald

Wednesday, February 27Registration Stewart Center in the East Foyer on the Main Floor7:30 a.m. Register for classes and receive materials and more information about the courses

General Session General Session is located in Stewart Center, down the hall from registration in Fowler Hall 8:15-9 a.m. Opening remarks - Josh Brewer, BGL Asset Services, Purdue General Chairman

NACE updates – Bob Chalker, NACE Executive Director • Keynote Address – Mark Anderson, QPS

Special TopicsGary Walker, Chair

STEW 322

Preventing IncidentsSafety Concerns

Presented by:Skip Blake

SKW

Direct AssessmentPresented by:

Travis HillCoast to Coast NDE

LunchPMU Ballroom

Pipe RecoatingOptions to Enhance Integrity

Presented by:Kurt LawsonMears Group

Using ILI to Measure CPPresented by:Dennis JandaBaker Hughes

AC & DC GroundingPresented by:Mike Tachick

DEI

Time/Period

Period 19:15-10:30 a.m.

Period 210:45-Noon

LunchNoon– 1 p.m.

Period 31:15-2:30 p.m.

Period 42:45-4 p.m.

Period 54:15-5:30 p.m.

Universal Rectifi er SchoolBob Speck, Chair

STEW 314

Theory and ApplicationPresented by:

Bob SpeckUniversal Rectifi ers

Universal Rectifi er SchoolContinued

LunchPMU Ballroom

Universal Rectifi er SchoolPresented by:

Bob SpeckUniversal Rectifi ers



Pipeline IntegrityRay Bingman, Chair

STEW 214 AB

DC Corrosion Case Study Presented by:

Nick Ashcroft

Understanding Current Attenuation

Presented by:Jim WaltonJW Pipeline

LunchPMU Ballroom

Inspecting Challenging Pipeline Segments

Presented by:Jeff Harris

Rosen

Fitness for ServiceCase Study

Presented by:Pam Moreno

DNV

MAOPRecords Verifi cation

Presented by:Jenny Hudson

EN Engineering

Comprehensive Pipeline Coatings

Jim Utley, Chair, STEW 302

Historical PerspectiveCoating PrinciplesTypes of Coatings

Presented by: Jim Utley

Denso North America

Coating Quality ControlPresented by: Neil Pittman

Lake Superior Consultants

LunchPMU Ballroom

Importance of Coating Specifi cations

Presented by:Ken Davis

Ameren - Illinois

Paint BasicsPresented by: Troy Fraebel

Sherwin-Williams

Pipeline CasingsCasing Inspection & Evaluation

Presented by:Kelley Barron

The Tapecoat Company

Vendor Show Best Western6:30-9 p.m. Shuttle bus will board at the Grant St. entrance of the Purdue Memorial Union (east side) starting at 5:50 pm on a rotating basis.

Last bus returning to PMU will board at 9:30 p.m.

Fitzgerald Award WinnerThe Fitzgerald Award is the highest honor a Purdue Underground Corrosion

Short Course student can receive. It has been awarded to a deserving student

since 2004. This award is not given out every year, as some years no student

is able to meet the criteria.

John Fitzgerald III, the award’s namesake is a 1955 graduate of Yale

University, professional engineer, a NACE Corrosion Specialist, and has

been involved with corrosion work since 1959. He is a NACE International

Fellow and has authored over 75 technical papers. John served as NACE

International president from 1990 to 1991. He continues to be active in

several short courses…including this one. You may see him instructing one

of your classes this year.

Advanced Section Al Daum, Chair STEW 310

Galvanic Anode CP Design,Part 1

Presented by:Rogelio de las Casas

EN Engineering

Galvanic Anode CP Design,Part 2


Wright Patterson AFB, OH

RefreshmentsSTEW 313

Exam Preparation-Group Problem-Solving Exercise


Wright Patterson AFB, OH

Advanced SectionVOLUNTARY EXAM

Basic Section Ned Gisel, Chair STEW 218

Cathodic ProtectionMeasurement Basics (Part 1)

Presented by:Nathan Metcalf

BGL Asset Services

Cathodic ProtectionMeasurement Basics (Part 2)

Presented by:Nathan Metcalf

BGL Asset Services


Monitoring CathodicProtection of Natural Gas

PipelinesPresented by:

John Fitzgerald IIIP.E. Corrpro Consultant

Basic SectionVOLUNTARY EXAM

Practical Applications of Corrosion Control

Greg Alexander, ChairSTEW 306

Electrical IsolationPresented by:

Greg AlexanderBGL Asset Services

Test Stations &Potential Measurements

Presented by:Greg Alexander

BGL Asset Services


Rectifi er InspectionsPresented by:Mark James

Resistivity Measurements, Economics of Corrosion

Mark James

VOLUNTARY EXAM TO FOLLOW

Intermediate Section Tim Jenkins, Chair STEW 214CD

Interference Testing DC Part 2Presented by:

Tim Jenkins/ Scott KigerColumbia Gas of Ohio

Interference Testing AC Part 1Presented by:Tim Jenkins



Interference Testing AC Part 2Presented by:Tim Jenkins


Intermediate SectionVOLUNTARY EXAM

Thursday, February 28Time/Period

8:00-9:15 a.m.Period 6

9:30-10:45 a.m.Period 7

10:45-11:15 a.m.

11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m.Period 8

12:30-1:45 p.m.Period 9

Hands-on SectionMike Mertes, NIPSCO

Basic SectionNed Gisel, (ANR) TransCanada Pipeline

Intermediate SectionTim Jenkins, Columbia Gas Ohio

Advanced SectionAl Daum, Wright Patterson AFB

Practical Application of Corrosion ControlGreg Alexander, BGL Asset Services

Rectifi er SectionBob Speck, Universal Rectifi ers

Coatings SchoolJim Utley, Denso North America

Special TopicsGary Walker, Mears

Pipeline Integrity SectionRay Bingman, Vectren Energy

Corrosion Short Course Planning Committee and SponsorsTestingCody Harmon, Vectren

Vendor RepresentativePhil Zack, Consultant

HistorianBill Fields, Ohio Valley Gas Corporation

General ChairmanJosh Brewer, BGL Asset Services

Vice ChairmanRay Bingman, Vectren Energy

AdvisersJeff Brown, Buckeye PipelineJim Stahlhut, VectrenLarry Holwell, VectrenMike Mertes, NIPSCO (NiSource)Jay Pierce, Purdue UniversityJim Utley, Denso North AmericaNed Gisel, (ANR) TransCanada PipelineMike Placzek, SpectraTim Swinhart, Swinhart Corrosion ControlBill Fields, Ohio Valley Gas CorporationPhil Swinhart, Swinhart Corrosion ControlJim Utley, Denso North America

SponsorsPurdue Physical Facilities Utilities DepartmentIndiana Corrosion SocietyOhio Corrosion CommitteeNACE International – Southwest Ohio SectionNACE International – Detroit ChapterChicago Regional Committee on Underground CorrosionMichigan Electrolysis Committee

NOTE: Purdue University, the planning committee, and the committee offi cers are not responsible for statements made by the speakers.

Registration Form 52nd Annual Underground Corrosion Short Course 11113-13FY-SBNote: So that we may plan the luncheon on February 27, please return this form by February 15.

Return form with payment to: PEC Business Services • Purdue University • Stewart Center, Room 110 • 128 Memorial Mall • West Lafayette, IN 47907-2034

Fax with credit card or P.O. information to: (765) 494-0567 • Register online at: www.conf.purdue.edu/corrosion

Please photocopy this form as needed for additional registrants. • Purdue University is an equal access/equal opportunity university.

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Purdue is committed to making its programs accessible to individuals with disabilities.

If you require an accommodation or special assistance for this program due to a disability,

please contact us at (765) 494-3253.

Special TopicsGary Walker, Chair

STEW 322

MICIssues and Answers

Presented by:Tim Sievert

TBDPresented by:

Eric LangelundCathodic Protection Management

Snacks & DrinksSTEW 313

MAOP - CorrosionPresented by:

Mark Anderson, QPS

Join in on Public Regulator Roundtable

STEW 214 AB

Universal Rectifi er SchoolBob Speck, Chair

STEW 314

Universal Rectifi er SchoolContinued from Day One

Presented by:Bob Speck

Universal Rectifi ers




Rectifi er ClassVOLUNTARY EXAM

Pipeline IntegrityRay Bingman, Chair

STEW 214 AB

Learning Summary ofCasing Assessments

Presented by:Dominic King

Consumers Energy

VpCi Systems for CasingsPresented by:

Charlie HallMesa


Pig Trap 101Application and Design

Presented by:Todd Richardson

TDW

Roundtable with Public Regulators

Comprehensive Pipeline Coatings

Jim Utley, ChairSTEW 302

Coating Application ProblemsLessons Learned

Presented by:Jim Utley

Denso

TBDPresented by:Greg Hartig

Unconventional Solutions


Hands-On Field Coating Demonstration

Presented by:several

Thursday, February 28Time/Period

8:00-9:15 a.m.Period 6

9:30-10:45 a.m.Period 7

10:45-11:15 a.m.

11:15 a.m.-12:15 p.m.Period 8

12:30-1:45 p.m.Period 9

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Permit No. 221CONFERENCE DIVISIONStewart Center, Room 116

128 Memorial Mall

West Lafayette, IN 47907-2034

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