Pigging and ILI Inspection for Oil Gas Pipe line

Pigging and ILI Inspection for Oil Gas Pipe line, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 15 lectures, based on 1 reviews, and has 5 subscribers.

You will learn about what's pigging & why we pig a pipeline types of pigs , piggable pipeline, pig selection in-line inspection (ILI) tool , specification , verification and result validation Examples for Super High Resolution / Plus MFL &High Level Metal Loss Inspection TOOLS –UT This course is ideal for individuals who are oil and gas operator , engineers , beginner , student, technologist or mangers, Technicians, Chemical and petroleum industry specialists It is particularly useful for oil and gas operator , engineers , beginner , student, technologist or mangers, Technicians, Chemical and petroleum industry specialists.

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Title: Pigging and ILI Inspection for Oil Gas Pipe line

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 15

Number of Published Lectures: 15

Number of Curriculum Items: 15

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 15

Original Price: $109.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

what's pigging & why we pig a pipeline
types of pigs , piggable pipeline, pig selection
in-line inspection (ILI) tool , specification , verification and result validation
Examples for Super High Resolution / Plus MFL &High Level Metal Loss Inspection TOOLS –UT

Who Should Attend

oil and gas operator , engineers , beginner , student, technologist
mangers, Technicians, Chemical and petroleum industry specialists

Target Audiences

oil and gas operator , engineers , beginner , student, technologist
mangers, Technicians, Chemical and petroleum industry specialists

Pipeline Pigging refers to the practice of using devices or implements known as ‘pigs’ to perform various cleaning, clearing, maintenance, inspection, dimensioning, process and pipeline testing operations on new and existing pipelines. For existing operational pipelines pigging is normally performed without stopping the flow of the product in the pipeline. The ‘pigs’ can be of differing materials and configurations such Polyurethane Open Cell Foam, Cast Polyurethane and Rubber.

There are some hypotheses for why the process is called ‘pipeline pigging’, though none have been confirmed. One theory states that in the past, a leather-bound tool was sent through the pipeline, making the sound of a squealing pig as it passed through. Another theory is that after opening a pig trap, the tool lies in a pile of mud, in the same way a pig does.

Pipeline operators, service providers, and the regulatory community continually strive to improve the safety and

integrity of gas and liquid pipelines. In-line inspection of pipelines is a key technology utilized by the industry to help

maintain systems safety and integrity. In-line Inspection (ILI) really began in the 1960s with the introduction of a tool for corrosion measurement based on magnetic-flux-leakage technology. Today there are over 30 different tools in use by more than a dozen companies providing ILI services.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: what is pigging

Lecture 1: what is pigging

Lecture 2: why we pig a pipeline part1

Lecture 3: why we pig a pipeline part2

Chapter 3: Types of pigs

Lecture 1: types of pigs

Lecture 2: piggable pipelines

Lecture 3: Pig launcher and receiver design part1

Lecture 4: Pig launcher and receiver design part2

Lecture 5: pigging procedure

Chapter 4: ILI inspection

Lecture 1: ILI inspection tool part 1

Lecture 2: Ili inspection part 2

Lecture 3: ILI inspection validation and verification

Lecture 4: Geometry caliper tool

Lecture 5: metal loss inspection smart pigs part1

Lecture 6: metal loss inspection smart pigs part2

Instructors

Amr Saad Elsayed Ghazal
A Chemical Engineer work as an Integrity Dep. Head (staff)

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