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APGAJun 6, 2024 4:04:03 PM1 min read

Hydrogen and CO2 Pipeline Integrity Management

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EDSS-Hydrogen-Event-1st-InvitationROSEN are currently advertising a 2-day in person training on Hydrogen and CO2 Pipeline Integrity Management.

Brisbane: 30th – 31st July

Sydney: 5th – 6th August

 

The Agenda will be split over 2 days from 9:00am to appx. 4:30pm

 

 

Day 1: (09:00 - 16:30)

 

Energy Transition

 

  • Introduction to the Energy Transition
  • History of hydrogen
  • Properties of hydrogen
  • Production of hydrogen (different colours)
  • Hydrogen demand and use
  • CO2 history, current dynamic and projects / landscape of CO2 pipelines
  • Properties of CO2 and impact of impurities (to be also rediscussed in ops)

 

Effects of hydrogen on pipeline materials

 

  • Theory of hydrogen embrittlement
  • Possibility of cracking (HIC)
  • Effects on strength, ductility, fracture toughness, fatigue
  • Implications for welds (seam and girth)
  • Testing requirements / protocols

 

Differences Between Future Fuel and Natural Gas Pipelines

 

  • Code requirements (AS2885 (H2 CoP), ASME B31.12, AIGA / EIGA Guidelines, TD1 Supplement, DVGW G409, DNV etc.)
  • Operational requirements (pressure, flow rates etc.)
  • Risk consequences (hazardous radius, likelihood of explosion etc.)
  • Conversion of existing natural gas pipelines
  • Code guidance
  • Operational requirements
  • Repurposing methodology

 

Networking Session 17:00-18:00 – Drinks and canapes provided.

 

 

Day 2: (09:00 - 16:30)

 

Defect Assessment

 

  • Common defect types (crack-like defects, corrosion, dents, dent-gouges etc.)
  • Data requirements to assess defects.
  • Assessment techniques (BS 7910, API 579 etc.) and hydrogen knock-down factors.
  • Running fracture in CO2 pipelines

 

Integrity management of hydrogen pipelines

 

  • Requirements for an Integrity Management System (IMS) for a hydrogen pipeline
  • Comparison to IMS for a Natural Gas Pipeline

 

Integrity management of CO2 pipelines

 

  • Requirements for an Integrity Management System (IMS) for a CO2 pipeline
  • Comparison to IMS for a Natural Gas Pipeline

 

Integrity Management of Future Fuels Pipelines

 

  • Characteristic and threats associated with future fuels pipelines: Ammonia, LOHC, biogases

 

To Register:

 

Brisbane 30th – 31st July: https://competence.rosen-group.com/courses/course/future-fuels-pipeline-integrity

Sydney 5th – 6th August: https://competence.rosen-group.com/courses/course/future-fuels-pipeline-integrity-2

 

The cost of the training is $1850 AUD. The price includes catering for both days (morning/afternoon tea and lunch), a networking event on the evening of day 1 and all the materials for the course.

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