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Regional Conference: 8 –9 June 2015Interactive Workshops: 7 & 10 June 2015Rosewood Hotel Abu Dhabi, UAE

Esteemed speaker line-up for 2015: SO WHAT’S NEW FOR 2015?

Orlando De Matos Inspection Department Head (GASCO)

Houssam Sabry Manager of Corrosion & Inspection Department ADGAS

Ray VermillionEngineering Inspection Section Supervisor (Ras Tanura Refinery)Saudi Aramco

Mahmoud Selim Nasif Integrity Technical Authority Petroleum Development of Oman

Soosiamanickam Arockiasamy Head of Reliability Department Salalah Methanol Company

R.N VermaHead of Inspection Department Indian Oil Corporation

Dr. Mabruk Issa Suleiman Deputy Research Centre Manager TAKREER

Faraj HammadChief Corrosion SpecialistRas Lanuf Oil & Gas Processing Co.

Developing robust corrosion management strategies for assets in sour and HPHT environments

International Summit: 14 & 15 September 2015

Interactive Workshops: 13 & 16 September 2015

Park Hyatt Hotel, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

•80% operator led presentations from leading NOCs and IOCs on corrosion mitigation strategies for High Pressure and High Temperature (HPHT) and sour enviornments • Interactive roundtable discussions to enable lively informal discussions about corrosion prevention, Stress Corrosion Cracking (SCC), welding processes and much more…

•Hear about the latest advancements in non-intrusive and Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) to reduce operational downtime •Application of NACE 0175 requirements for material selection process in sour environments to reduce risks and focus on critical areas

• Learn about the latest corrosion testing and monitoring technologies in order to continue operations while inspecting the assets

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PLUS! Enhance your conference experience with our interactive panel discussions and roundtable sessions where corrosion gurus create the richest possible variety of interests, voices, and expertise to mitigate corrosion.

DON’T MISS THESE EXPERT-LED WORKSHOPS:13 September 2015

► Determining the examination techniques for sulfur and chloride Stress Corrosion Cracking (SCC) to ensure the integrity of the pipe

► Evaluating operating parameter changes and heat exchanger failure to avoid risk

16 September 2015 ► Corrosion management strategies for

effective life-cycle cost reduction ► Detecting Corrosion Under Insulation (CUI) through

advanced technologies to manage corrosion

OVERVIEW PAGE

Dear Colleagues,

Corrosion management faces new challenges in the oil and gas sector on a number of fronts, ranging from keeping aging assets operating safely to ensuring new projects are able to meet new design lives.

Given the current market dynamics many oil and gas operators are now reviewing cost-effective strategies to repair and maintain their existing equipment especially those that are subject to corrosion due to severe service conditions such as sour gas, HPHT and environments containing high levels of CO2 and fatigue.

With many facilities exceeding their original design lives, and with new projects being engineered with a 40-year projected life-cycle it’s essential for operators to choose the right materials, prevention, protection and inspection tools to mitigate corrosion as many of these operating conditions are subject to harsh environments such as high H2S and/or CO2 content.

The Middle East region is particularly interested in tapping its challenging gas reserves, of which 60% are sour. With the United Arab Emirates’ annual rate of natural gas consumption expected to increase from the current 2.8 Tcf to 5.2 Tcf by 2015, and 6.3 Tcf by 2020 it is crucial for operators to look into effective corrosion management strategies to ensure the integrity of the assets.

In light of this the 9th edition of the Corrosion Management Summit taking place from 13-16 September 2015 in Abu Dhabi will focus on corrosion management strategies for high temperature and sour environments. This annual event is a platform for attendees to gain insight on best practices through proven case studies and learn about the latest materials, tools and methods to protect the assets from corrosion while improving technical performance.

Based upon attendee feedback and a commitment to continuous improvement, this year’s event will feature keynote speeches, interactive roundtable discussions, Q & A sessions, panel discussions and industry-specific case studies on the latest initiatives taken by operators from initial material selection to operational stages to avoid asset failure due to corrosion.

The challenges you as a corrosion professional face is exactly what will be looked into by the presenters. With presentations from both the upstream and downstream sectors, this conference has been designed to make your time out of the office completely beneficial. Take note of the All-Access Platinum Pass comprising the two-day conference and two-day workshop.

Also remember to book early and save dollars. Ask your HR to contact us straightaway to avail the privilege registration package.

I look forward to seeing you at the 9th Annual Corrosion Management Summit this September.

Kind regards,

Andrea FernandesConference DirectorIQPC Middle East



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►How you can choose the optimum corrosion and inspection methodology for your systems

►Best methods to qualify carbon steel girth welds for sour service

►Invaluable information for improving operating efficiency in sour and high temperature environments

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Join leaders from national and multi-national organisations across the Middle East and meet with Chief, VP, Head, Director, and Manager, Consultants, Specialists from the following departments:

We have a strong track record of attracting senior attendees from across the corrosion value chain.

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CP Specialist Integrity Team Leader/Manager

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A QUICK GLIMPSE OF ATTENDEES FROM PAST CORROSION MANAGEMENT SUMMITS

CORROSION MANAGEMENT SERIES THROUGHOUT THE YEARS

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Companies that participated in the past corrosion management series

• Abdulla Fouad Impalloy Limited Co

• Abu Dhabi Gas Development Co Ltd (Al Hosn Gas)

• Abu Dhabi Transmission and Despatch Company

• Acando AB • ADCO • ADGAS • Akzo Nobel • Applus Velosi • BAPCO • Banagas • Berger Paints Emirates • Borouge • Bunduq Company Limited

• Corroconsult UK Ltd • Cortec Middle East • Crescent Petroleum • Data Media Systems • DCN Global L.L.C • Deep Sea Electronics Plc • Delta International Building Materials LLC

• Dolphin Energy Limited • Enppi • Equity Engineering Middle East Ltd. (E2G)

• Foamglas Building • GASCO • Hempel Paints Emirates LLC

• Horizon Survey Company • IIT Bombay • Intertek • Jotun Powder Coatings UAE LLC

• Khalda Petroleum

• Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research (KISR)

• Kuwait Oil Company • Maersk Oil Qatar A S • National Petroleum Construction Company

• Occidental Middle East Development Company

• Petrofac • Petroleum Development Oman

• PICO International Petroleum

• Proserv • Qatar Petroleum • Qatargas • RINA EMEA B.V. • Roxul Rockwool Technical Insulation

• Saipem Contracting Netherlands B.V. Sharjah Branch

• Sap & Kaps Petroleum Services

• Saudi Aramco • Seal For Life Industries • Sharjah Research Academy

• Stoncor Middle East • STOPAQ Middle East • Sui Southern Gas Company Limited

• TAKREER • Technical Parts Company LLC

• The Dow Chemical Company

• The Petroleum Institute • ZADCO

• Learning how to minimise the sources of chlorides using better materials and optimising critical design details

• Discussing the causes of ammonium chloride and methods to help prevent deposition of the salt

Ray Vermillion, Engineering Inspection Section Supervisor (Ras Tanura Refinery), Saudi Aramco

ADVANCED MATERIAL SELECTION AND TESTING FOR HPHT, SOUR AND ENVIRONMENTS CONTAINING HIGH LEVELS OF CO2

12:00 Protection and life extension of corroding assets by using surface alloy upgrade • Addressing the challenges in effective corrosion mitigation in the oil and gas industry

• Hear successful case studies of metal coating applications using high velocity processes to improve or restore a component’s surface properties or dimensions

• Discussing how high velocity processes allows the application of coating materials to produce a coating of exceptional hardness and provides substantial wear resistance and corrosion protection

Ian Hall, Chief Technical Officer, Integrated Global Services

12:30 Analysing inspection codes and regulations that ensure effective sour gas corrosion management • Discussing current inspection codes for sour gas corrosion management in Middle East by NACE, ISO and institute of corrosion

• Analysing the latest maintenance and research techniques that can prove beneficial in reforming current inspection codes and regulations in Middle East

• Understanding the development and rehabilitation of service standards to be developed for assets in sour environment

Panelist:Dr.Ali Moosavi, Chief corrosion engineer, ADCOBarry Johnson, Discipline Advisor Materials & Corrosion, Petroleum Development of OmanIssa Mabruk, Deputy Manager Takreer Research Centre Manager, Takreer

13:00 Understanding corrosion control techniques in carbon steel pipelines to address challenges in controlling corrosion caused by sour gas • Analysing corrosion control methodologies between carbon resistant alloys (CRA), carbon steel pipelines with pH stabilization and carbon steel pipelines with corrosion control by inhibition in sour gas pipeline systems

• Understanding corrosion control by self healing coatings and non –structured thermal spray coatings

• Discovering the erosion-corrosion of corrosion resistance alloys under sour, CO2 and sand

Soosiamanickam Arockiasamy, Head of Reliability Department, Salalah Methanol Company

13:30 Analysing the material selection process to eliminate the risk of equipment failure in sour service • Determining most suitable materials for the operating conditions being specified based on factors such as the operating temperature, pressure, CO2, H2S levels, pH, salinity, etc.

• Application of NACE 0175 requirements for specifying parent metal properties of carbon steels for sour service

• Failure mode and effect analysis of a sour corrosion control system to identify process equipment failures

Damiebi Denni-Fiberesima, Materials Corrosion and Inspection Discipline Lead, Shell Petroleum Development Company

14:00 Chair’s closing remarks

14:15 Networking lunch break

15:15 End of summit day one

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MONDAY, 14 SEPTEMBER 2015: SUMMIT DAY ONE



08:00 Summit day one registration and welcome refreshments

08:45 Opening remark from IQPC and introduction to Chair Andrea Fernandes, Conference Director, IQPC Middle East

08:50 Opening remarks from the summit ChairSayed Mazhar, HSE Specialist, Jacobs International (ADMA-OPCO)

09:00 Addressing cost-effective strategies to sustain the investments in corrosion management considering the current market dynamics of volatile oil and gas prices • Defining the return on investment in aging assets and determining the costs involved in order to overcome corrosion challenges in asset life extension

• Addressing the importance of investing in corrosion management for long-term success for asset management and process safety disciplines

• Highlighting the corrosion challenges in aging facilities and determining solution to manage corrosion in sour and high pressure services through effective material selection, inspection tools and mitigation strategies Houssam Sabry, Manager of Inspection & Corrosion Department, ADGAS

09:30 Discussing the short-term cost-savings versus the long-term success in a challenging and competitive market • Evaluating the risk of short-term cost-savings in corrosion management and its impact from past experience on the long-term

• Highlighting the importance of investing in corrosion management to avoid asset failure due to corrosion

• Reviewing the cost of corrosion in challenging environments to understand the importance of protecting existing infrastructure to optimise operational budgets

Panellists:Orlando De Matos, Inspection Department Head, GASCO Houssam Sabry, Manager of Inspection & Corrosion Department, ADGAS Mahmoud Selim Nasif, Integrity Technical Authority, Petroleum Development of Oman Ray Vermillion, Engineering Inspection Section Supervisor (Ras Tanura Refinery), Saudi Aramco

10:00 Sulphur species corrosivity in the refinery feed stock • Introducing material and corrosion research facilities at TAKREER Research Centre (TRC)

• Discussing the role of the material and corrosion on some of the ongoing projects to ensure the correct equipment is chosen

• Maximising the reliability of existing assets by careful material selection and quality control for sour and HT service

Issa Mabruk, Deputy Manager Research Centre Manager, TAKREER

10:30 Networking coffee break

11:00 Implementing an effective sour gas corrosion management strategy by a leading operating company • Analysing how sour gas is responsible for deterioration of equipment and what would be the future issues if it persists

• Identifying realistic goals to overcome sour gas corrosion and the implementation process to mitigate the risk of failure of equipment

• Discussing implementation strategies and monitoring progress to reduce sour gas corrosion Mahmoud Selim Nasif, Integrity Technical Authority, Petroleum Development of Oman

11:30 Managing ammonium chloride under deposit corrosion in the newly commissioned Ras Tanura • Diesel Hydrotreating (DHT – Plant J88) Unit • Understanding the general description of corrosion mechanism and contrasting it with ammonium bisulfide corrosion cause at temperatures above the dew point

11:30 Addressing pipelines integrity management; including effective corrosion control management for pipeline networks• Discussing pipeline integrity challenges in the

Middle East • Challenges and solutions for pipeline integrity

managementR.N Verma, Head of Inspection Department, Indian Oil CorporationMahmoud El-Alfy, Inspection & Corrosion Support Manager (TC - IO), ADCORay Vermillion, Inspection Department Head (Yanbu), Saudi AramcoDamiebi Denni-Fiberesima, Materials Corrosion and Inspection Discipline Lead, Shell Petroleum Development Company

ADVANCED PREVENTION STRATEGIES TO REDUCE THE RATE OF CORROSION IN SEVERE CONDITIONS

12:00 SSC assessment for upstream equipment – A modified approach based on API 581• Discussing alternative methods for assessing

equipment to risk to SCC based on API 581• Evaluating SCC for downstream verses upstream• Understanding the differences and susceptibility

rankingDr.Chi-ming Lee, Senior Corrosion Engineer, TWI

12:30 The following session will feature a series of interactive group discussions set in a roundtable format. There will be a maximum of 6 group leaders who will introduce a concept or case study to the participants followed by an interactive discussion and live feedback. The roundtable leaders will rotate every 20 minutes. Table leaders will rotate three times during this session.

WHY PARTICIPATE?Interactive group discussions are an excellent opportunity to get straight to the point and ask the questions that you want to know the answers to. The group format also facilitates an excellent opportunity for networking between industry professionals.

Roundtable One: Risk Based Inspection to extend the asset life-cycle Orlando De Matos, Inspection Department Head, GASCORoundtable Two: Selecting paints and coatings to reduce maintenance and replacement costs R.N Verma, Inspection Department Head, Indian Oil CompanyRoundtable Three: Friction welding tools for asset life extension where corrosion for coating is minimisedSoosiamanickam Arockiasamy, Head of Reliability Department, Salalah Methanol Company

14:00 Chair’s closing remarks


15:30 End of summit day two

TUESDAY, 15 SEPTEMBER 2015: SUMMIT DAY TWO



08:00 Summit day two registration and welcome refreshments

08:45 Opening remark from IQPC and introduction to chair Andrea Fernandes, Conference Director, IQPC Middle East

08:50 Opening remarks from the summit ChairSayed Mazhar, HSE Specialist, Jacobs International (ADMA-OPCO)

ADVANCED INSPECTION AND DETECTION STRATEGIES TO MITIGATE CORROSION IN SEVERE CONDITIONS

09:00 Non-intrusive inspection - an alternative approach for conventional internal visual inspection• Understanding how to eliminate exposure to hazards

associated with man entry inside equipment and break of containment

• Learning how this Increases availability of the plant as well as shortening the turnarounds and associated costs

• Uncovering how this allows the inspection to be carried out when a potential problem is identified, without interfering with other operation

Orlando De Matos, Inspection Department Head, GASCO

09:30 Emerging inspection technology for integrity management • Shear Horizontal Electromagnetic Acoustic

Transducers (SH-EMAT) Imaging Corrosion under pipe supports

• Dynamic Response Spectroscopy (DRS) imaging pipe work through coatings and repair wraps

Gordon D.Reid, Middle East Regional Manager,Sonomatic Limited

10:00 Non-intrusive inspection - an alternative approach for conventional internal visual inspection• Understanding how to eliminate exposure

to hazards associated with man entry inside equipment and break of containment

• Learning how this increases availability of the plant as well as shortening the turnarounds and associated costs

• Uncovering how this allows the inspection to be carried out when a potential problem is identified, without interfering with other operations Orlando De Matos, Inspection Department Head,GASCO

10:30 Networking coffee break

11:00 Case Study: A systematic review of corrosion management requirements for ageing assets• Addressing the extensive review of corrosion

management programmes and associated hardware for ageing offshore and onshore oil production and processing facilities

• Overview of the completed two phases; Phase 1 comprised detailed surveys of corrosion monitoring and control facilities and hardware, Phase 2 comprised a systematic and comprehensive review of the corrosion management programmes, by facility, on a system by system basis

• Learn how an enabled objective assessment of the fitness-for-purpose of existing corrosion control and monitoring systems, and the identification of the actions required to maintain the effectiveness of corrosion management programmes to meet future production and field-life extension objectives

Steve Matthews, Global SME Risk Based Inspection,Petrofac Plant Asset Management

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SUNDAY, 13 SEPTEMBER 2015 WEDNESDAY, 16 SEPTEMBER 2015

09:30 Registration and welcome refreshments

10:00 Determining the examination techniques for sulfur and chloride Stress Corrosion Cracking (SCC) to ensure the integrity of the pipeChloride Stress Corrosion Cracking (SCC) is one the most common reasons why austenitic stainless steel pipe work and vessels deteriorate in the chemical processing and petrochemical industries. This workshop will focus on the examination techniques used for assessing the SCC.

BENEFITS OF ATTENDING: • Learn how to identify SCC in pipelines and vessels and analyse the metallurgical factors that cause SCC and understand the consequences

• Explore NDT inspection methods like dye penetrant testing at regular intervals to detect SCC at an early stage and monitoring SCC solutions for environmental and stress elements

• Understand how to operate assets with SCC effectively

Workshop Leader:Mahmoud Selim Nasif, Integrity Technical Authority, Petroleum Development of Oman


13:30 Evaluating operating parameter changes and heat exchanger failure to avoid riskHeat exchangers continuously have performance issues which can occur for a range of reasons that can effect the performance or even cause failure issues which can be due to over use or corrosion fatigue. This workshop focuses on the operating parameter changes that need to be adheres to.

BENEFITS OF ATTENDING: • Address the requirement of consideration of operating parameter changes during design phase

• Learn about the importance of change in operating parameters to the inspection engineer

• Hear about the requirement of periodic monitoring of operating parameters after every start upsolutions for environmental and stress elements

• Understand how to operate assets with SCC effectively

Workshop Leader:Soosiamanickam Arockiasamy, Head of Reliability Department, Salalah Methanol Company

15:00 End of workshop day

09:30 Registration and welcome refreshments

10:00 Corrosion management strategies for life-cycle cost reductionOil and gas facilities are prone to degradation before their intended life-cycle and with most, encountering failures leading to shut down and production loss, high maintenance cost, unreliable and inefficient operations. This workshop focuses on corrosion management strategy for both sour and sweet service incorporating best practice and techniques for material selection, RBI, integrity assessment, monitoring and inspection within an organised framework.

BENEFITS OF ATTENDING: • Ensure effective mitigation of various corrosion degradation mechanisms to reduce unscheduled shutdown

• Learn about the production deferment and overall life-cycle maintenance and operating cost for assets and how to reduce the costs

• Learn about the material selection process to ensure all aspects are covered for severe condition to avoid failures

Workshop Leaders:Damiebi Denni-Fiberesima, Materials Corrosion and Inspection Discipline Lead, Shell Petroleum Development Company


13:30 Detecting Corrosion Under Insulation (CUI) through advanced technologiesCUI can be detrimental to the integrity of an insulated pipeline or vessel if not detected early on, causing leaks leading to possible catastrophic events

This workshop will focus on the following from a vendor perspective • The latest technological detection devices • Non-invasive • Non-destructive • Real-time monitoring • Corrosion modelling and rate of corrosion detection

15:00 End of workshop day

INTERACTIVE WORKSHOPS



IQPC’s workshops are unique opportunities to spend valuable time with industry experts. These interactive sessions are extended to ensure that you will get to the heart of the conference’s most critical issues and uncover practical solutions you can apply in your own company.

Mahmoud Selim Nasif is currently working at the Integrity Technical Authority, Petroleum Development of Oman (PDO). Mahmoud has over 28 years of multidisciplinary experience in the area of integrity. He has developed/retrofitted integrity, corrosion control and inspection/monitoring programmes for several operations including oil, gas, waters and LNG plants. Much of his working

experience is related to the field integrity, corrosion control, RBI, material selection, cathodic protection, chloride Risk Ratin

Engineer Damiebi Denni-Fiberesima PMP IPMA-B is a NACE certified Corrosion Management expert with a multi-discipline background in the oil and gas industry and holds a Bachelors of Technology in Mechanical Engineering, MSC Project Management and an MBA. Currently he is the Materials Corrosion and Inspection Discipline Lead in Shell Nigeria Engineering Design Office. He is also a visiting lecturer of the Offshore Technology Institute University of Port-Harcourt, with over 20 years global Oil and Gas Engineering experience spanning Europe, Asia Pacific and Africa, and various international presentations to his credit he has authored two books Critical Success Factors for Deepwater Oil and Gas Project Portfolios, and Strategy Management and Business Success

Engr Samuel Ojo obtained a Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) degree in Metallurgical and Materials Engineering and currently works in Shell as a materials and corrosion engineer. His experience in the oil and gas industry from operating assets and several projects include material selection, failure analysis, RBI, coating specification, line pipe specification failure, corrosion management strategies, and asset integrity / service life assessment.

Arockiasamy is the Head of Reliability Department at Salalah Methanol Company with responsibility for Reliability of the Methanol Plant. Prior to joining Salalah Methanol Company, Arockiasamy worked in Plant Inspection and Construction Inspection in several companies, including SAAJGAS UAE, QAFAC Qatar, and ABS Consulting Middle East. Notable is his 5 years as Inspection

Surveyor for ABS Consulting. Arockiasamy received bachelor degree in Mechanical from Regional Engineering College, Trichy from 1989 to 1993.His professional interests focus on asset integrity management study, RCA on SCC and high temperature effect on plant materials and his current projects include details study on behavior dissimilar metal weld at high temperature. Study on heat exchanger failures due to SCC in various petrochemical plants. A paper presented about dissimilar metal weld behavior at P91 conference at London organised by European Technology Development

Samuel Ojo, Materials and Corrosion Specialist, Shell Petroleum Development Company

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International Summit: 14 & 15 September 2015Interactive Workshops: 13 & 16 September 2015

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