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Hot-Tapping of Pipelines Practices & Procedures (Including Hot-Tap Cooling Rate Model® Training)- Austrailia
September 13, 2010

Information regarding PRCI Thermal Analysis Model for Hot-Tap Welding Software (View pdf)

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Pipeline Crossings Practices and Procedures – An Overview of New Highway and Railroad Crossings and Temporary Crossings Over Existing Pipelines
September 14, 2010

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Hot-Tapping of Pipelines Practices & Procedures (Including Hot-Tap Cooling Rate Model® Training)- Austrailia
September 15, 2010

Information regarding PRCI Thermal Analysis Model for Hot-Tap Welding Software (View pdf)

Sept. 15-16 class is full, contact training@ttoolboxes.com to register for the Sept.13-14 class

RSTRENG – Remaining Strength of Corroded Pipe Historic and Current B31G Criterion, a Level 2 Procedure
September 15, 2010

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Pipeline Crossings Practices and Procedures – An Overview of New Highway and Railroad Crossings and Temporary Crossings Over Existing Pipelines- Mansfield, Australia
September 17, 2010

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Pipeline Project Management - From Concept and Design through Completion
October 5, 2010

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API 653 - Data Analysis & Reporting Training
October 19, 2010

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RSTRENG – Remaining Strength of Corroded Pipe Historic and Current B31G Criterion, a Level 2 Procedure
October 26, 2010

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Pipeline Crossings Practices & Procedures
October 27, 2010

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Internal Corrosion And Its Control in The Oil and Gas Industry - 3 Day Course
November 9, 2010

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Understanding API 1104 - Guidelines for Interpretation and Application
December 7, 2010

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Cathodic Protection (CP) Design For Pipelines and Storage Tanks - Willoughby
December 9, 2010

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Gas Gathering Pipelines Regulatory Overview & Compliance - 1.5 day
December 14, 2010

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General Information

Pipeline Crossings Practices and Procedures – An Overview of New Highway and Railroad Crossings and Temporary Crossings Over Existing Pipelines
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Pipeline Crossings Practices and Procedures – An Overview of New Highway and Railroad Crossings and Temporary Crossings Over Existing Pipelines

September 14, 2010 to September 14, 2010
Houston - United States
http://www.technicaltoolboxes.com/

For more information, contact TTI Training at 713-630-0505 ext 214 or training@ttoolboxes.com
Once you have registered for a course, please call in to verify that the course you register for has enough attendees signed up to guarantee it will be held as scheduled before making your travel arrangements.

About This Event

With few exceptions every mile along the right-of-way of a planned pipeline the pipe will require a change in specifications and installation for crossing under one or more roads or railroads. The changes will vary according to prevailing industry standards, the specific requirements of a road authority or railroad owner and the site conditions of a crossing location.

Class exercises will cover the selection of pipe specifications and installation methods for a single or multiple crossings project. During the exercises the requirements of the US- DOT regulations*, ASME Codes and API RP 1102 for design of pipeline crossings will be addressed in the selection process together with the relative cost of feasible options. *(In Canada the Canadian Standards Association CSA Z662-07).
Pipelines buried in open country or under secondary paved or unpaved roads are subject to infrequent crossings by extra heavily loaded wheeled or tracked vehicles. Recognized methods for estimating the stresses on a buried line from these temporary crossings and steps that may reduce potential excessive stresses to within allowable limits will also be covered in class exercises.
The course is designed for:
Pipeline engineers and gas distribution engineers
Engineers, technicians, and service professionals involved with construction, maintenance, inspection, and repair of liquids, gas, and
products pipelines.
Project managers with oversight for third party engineering or maintenance.
Project and facility managers concerned with system integrity and maintenance

Continental breakfast and lunch included.

Please bring a laptop

click here to See Brochure for full class outline.

Venue Information

Technical Toolboxes, Inc.
3801 Kirby Dr.
Suite 501
Houston
Texas
77098
United States

Phone: 713-630-0505
Fax: 713-630-0560
training@ttoolboxes.com
http://www.ttoolboxes.com

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