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Transmission Integrity Management Programs (TIMP) Round Table

safely managing the lifecycle of pipelines

This round table is intended to provide a forum for Transmission pipeline operators to discuss the issues that they face in developing and implementing Integrity Management Programs.

Part of the SGA Operating Conference 2008

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July 22-24, 2008

Hyatt Regency Downtown Hotel - Atlanta, GA

 

Chairmen

More about the SGA Transmission Integrity Management Program (TIMP) Interest Group

 

Contribute to the Discussion

This is your meeting! Weigh in with the Round Table Chairmen to offer suggested topics for discussion.

 

Discussion Outline


Wednesday Morning - July 23, 2008 (8:00 to 9:30)

General Session 1 - Transmission Integrity Management Programs

(Vendors welcome)

Moderators: Virgil Wallace & Garry Matocha


TIMP– The operators’ experience
Presenter: Chris Bullock, Sr. Pipeline Integrity Engineer, CenterPoint Energy

TIMP – The current status and issues
Presenter: Dave Johnson, Technical Consultant, Southern Union Gas/Panhandle Energy

TIMP - How it’s changed what we do
Presenter:TBD


Wednesday Morning - July 23, 2008 (10:00 to 11:30)

General Session 2 - Updates - Regulations and Standards

(Vendors welcome)

Moderator: Keith Leewis

  • CP requirements; RP 0169
  • PIPA
  • NACE RP 0502
  • ASME life cycle management
  • Seven year re-inspection interval
  • ASME B31.8S
  • Audits and hearings
  • 80% NOPR
  • IMP for offshore facilities


Wednesday Afternoon - July 23, 2008 (1:30 PM to 2:30 PM & 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM)

Operations Round Tables

(Pipeline Operators only)

Track 1 - ILI Round Table

Moderator:

Shawn Miller

Track 2 - DA. CP, and Corrosion Management Round Table

Moderator:

TBD

Track 3 - Data integration, HCA identification, Risk Round Table

Moderator:

Charlie Childs

  • What is available in ILI tools
  • Comparing multiple ILI runs
  • ILI dig criteria
  • Atmospheric corrosion in casing
  • Changed and new tools needed
  • ECDA
  • What happens when not working
  • Lessons learned
  • Routine CP monitoring of rectifiers, etc.
  • Guided wave UT
  • Periodic CIS program
  • Near neutral SCC DA
  • Non-mainline pipe – blow offs; crossings; etc.
  • Modeling risk management – where to we go next
  • Business and safety consequences
  • Managing assessment cycle follow-ups
  • Continuous improvement
  • Manage asset
  • Data integration and management
  • Now what
  • Uses
  • Value
  • Recordkeeping
  • Summary of decisions
  • Addressing 3rd party threats


 

Thursday Morning - July 24, 2008

General Session 3

Thursday Morning - July 24, 2008 (8:00 to 8:30)

Summaries of Wednesday Round Tables

(Vendors welcome)

  • ILI Round Table
  • DA. CP, and corrosion management Round Table
  • Data integration, HCA identification, Risk Round Table

Thursday Morning - July 24, 2008 (8:30 to 9:00)
Transmission Integrity Management Programs

- Company Practces

(Pipeline Operators Only)

Moderator: Garry Matocha

  • Pipeline integrity for non-HCAs
  • Regulations and IC design compliance
  • Managing assessment cycle follow-ups
    • Continuous improvement
    • Manage asset

Thursday Morning - July 24, 2008 (9:00 to 10:15)

(Pipeline Operators only)

  • Other discussion points

Thursday Morning - July 24, 2008 (10:15 to 11:30)

(Pipeline Operators only)

  • Questions Raised by Participants


Conference adjourns @ 11:30

Vendor Participation:

Parts of this session will be open to vendors. Please see above for specifics.

Or check with the Chairs (listed above) for more details.

Questions?

Fraser Farmer

Southern Gas Association

ffarmer@southerngas.org

972-620-4016

The 2007 TIMP Round Table

The TIMP Steering Committee established as its focus for planning the 2007 Round Table sessions: “The Challenges of Implementation” of Integrity Management.  In order to establish priorities regarding the topics to be addressed, the committee carried out an on-line survey using the Survey Monkey web-based tool. About 500 people on the SGA Integrity Management Interest Group were asked to respond to the survey. Many of those got together in their companies and submitted a single response for that company. Sixty-five responses were recorded. Read the report of the survey.

.. read more about the 2007 TIMP Round Table.

This page updated: February 25, 2008