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CONTENTS
FOREWORD
FBE
Handling
performance and the benefits of a multilayer FBE system
D Grimshaw, G Twidale, Jotun Powder Coatings A/S, United
Arab Emirates; M Wilmott, PPSC Industrial Holdings Sdn Bhd,
Malaysia
Flexible
FBE - ARO utilized to minimize coating damages on offshore
reel barge pipeline project in the Gulf of Mexico
K Varughese, DuPont Powder Coatings, USA
WATER
Pipeline
for water transmission to be installed on very corrosive soils
in Mexico City Texcoco lake area
R Sánchez Espinosa, L Sánchez Espinosa, TUBESA, S.A. de
C.V., Mexico
Duplication
of the 3.5-m diameter Vaal Dam - Zoekfontein raw water pipeline
D D P Trebicki, Rand Water, South Africa
INTERNAL
COATINGS
Advances in high solids flow efficiency coatings
I Robinson, E Wood Ltd, UK
Polyamide
11 internal coating for gas and liquid transport
A Lapeyre, Arkema, France; Y Charron, V Sauvant-Moynot,
J Grenier, Institut Français du Pétrole, France
A hollow
cathode high density plasma process for internally coating
cylindrical substrates
D Lusk, M Gore, Sub-One Europe Ltd, UK; W Boardman, T Casserly,
D Upadhyaya, A Tudhope, Sub-One Technology, USA
Pressure
drop testing in 12" pipelines - influence of DFT and surface
roughness
D Melot, E Botton, TOTAL EP, France
Ultra
smoothing and structuring of pipe internal coatings
Y Charron, V Sauvant-Moynot, N Gautreau, Institut Français
du Pétrole, France; H Courbis, Courbis Group, France; J L
Bouliez, BS Coatings, France
DISBONDMENT
- SHIELDING
Disbondments of pipeline coatings and their consequence on
corrosion risks
D Melot, G Paugam, M Roche, Total SA, France
Loss of
adhesion of three-layer pipeline coatings under cathodic protection
E Legghe, E Aragon, L Belec, A Margaillan, Université de
Toulon et du Var, France; D Melot, M Roche, Total SA, France
COATINGS
New developments in porosity testing of pipeline coatings
J F Fletcher, Elcometer Instruments Ltd., UK
On the
effect of increasing microballoon loadings on thermal and
hydrostatic performance of Glass Syntactic Polyurethanes
A Jackson, Bredero Shaw Norway a.s., Norway; K Strachan,
Shaw Pipe Protection, Canada; A Kopystynski, Bredero Shaw
Ltd, UK
INTEGRITY
Direct assessment for pipeline integrity: is it viable?
C J Argent, J Healy, MACAW Engineering Ltd, UK; D Harvey,
Pipeline Maintenance Ltd, UK
Hydrogen
degradation of HSLA steel in sea water under cathodic charging
condition
F M Abusaa, 7th October University, Libya
FIELD
JOINTS
Unique coating solutions for diverse pipeline applications
R Buchanan, W Hodgins, Canusa-CPS, Canada
Field-joint
coating with polyolefin melt-film technique
L Leidén, Borealis Polymers OY, Finland; K Punnonen, Kwh
Pipe Ltd, Technology, Finland
3-LAYER
COATINGS
Advanced 3-layer anti-corrosion coating system with protective
outer layer of cross linked PE
H E P Vogt, Basell Polyolefine GmbH, Germany; K Schmidt,
Nord Stream AG, Germany; J P Gronsfeld, Europipe GmbH, Germany;
F Rau, M Muth, WINGAS GmbH, Germany
Quality
and durability of different polyethylene pipe coating solutions?
B Turner, Borealis Business Unit Pipe, UK
Three
layer polyolefin coatings: how the FBE primer properties govern
the long term adhesion
V Sauvant-Moynot, J Kittel, Institut Français du Pétrole,
France; D Melot, M Roche, TOTAL, France
Disbondment
mechanism of 3LPE pipeline coatings
B T A Chang, PolyLab LLC, USA; H Jiang, H-J Sue, Texas
A/M University, USA; S Guo, G StJean, H Pham, Dow Chemical,
USA; D Wong, ShawCor, Canada; A Kehr, M Mallozzi, 3M, USA;
K H Lo, Shell International E/P, USA
AUTHOR
INDEX
BHR
Group Company Profile
BHR Group Limited is an independent
contract Research and Technology Organisation (RTO) and SME.
We specialise in the fluid dynamics and mechanics, and fluid
physical and chemical behaviour of industrial processes from
the nano to macro scales. We provide our expertise through
consultancy; research and testing services; physical and computational
modelling; technology translation; specialist training, conferences
and seminars; and product development and exploitation. These
services are applied to solve problems for a wide range of
industrial processes and sectors including chemicals, pharmaceutical,
renewable and conventional energy sources, water and wastewater,
and aerospace.
Our aim
is to provide new innovative or optimised designs, analytical
models and operating methodologies from which cost-effective
and sustainable industrial processes can be developed. To
do this we work closely with our customers to understand their
business needs, and develop and implement practical technical
and business solutions.
Consultancy
and training courses are available for all aspects of slurry
transportation and handling including sand, hydrates, cuttings
& drilling fluids and GTL catalysts.
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