Advanced Coatings for Pipelines and Related Facilities Workshop
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Gaithersburg, MD 20899 USA



Objective:

The Advanced Coatings for Pipelines and Related Facilities Workshop was held in Gaithersburg, MD on June 9 - 10, 2005. The 1.5 day event included approximately 60 representatives from Federal, State and international government agencies, public representatives, research funding organizations, standards organizations, and pipeline operators from the U.S. and overseas. Workshop documents are available below. If your connection is slow, try downloading the file (by right clicking on the link) before opening.

The purpose of this workshop was to identify and prioritize R&D, technology, and standards development needs with respect to coatings for the protection of pipelines and related land-based facilities from corrosion. In particular, this workshop covered needs in the areas of coatings development, test methods, application technologies, quality control, and the unique problems associated with identification, examination, and rehabilitation of coatings in the field including field application and repair technologies.


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Advanced Coatings for Pipelines and Related Facilities Workshop
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Gaithersburg, Maryland
June 9 - 10, 2005
Agenda



Thursday, June 9, 2005

Opening Remarks/Workshop Objectives:

 Jim Merritt
DOT/PHMSA

Report on Findings of MMS Offshore Coatings Workshop:
  D. Olson and B. Mishra
Colorado School of Mines

Review of Existing Pipeline Coatings Standards:
 Sankara Papavinasam and R. Winston Revie
CANMET, Natural Resources, Canada

Update on Current Standards Activities:
 R. Ricker for Don Kathrein
Tapecoat and Chair ASTM D01.48
 Cliff Johnson
NACE International
 Franci Jeglic
National Energy Board, Canada

Keynote Overviews:

Owner/Operator Viewpoint on Coatings Issues:

 Jeff Didas
Colonial Pipeline

PRCI Activities and Coatings Deterioration Studies:
 Greg Ruschau
CC Technologies

Jenny Been
NOVA Chemicals Corporation

GTI Activities and Preliminary Results from Coatings Test Program:
 Paul Beckendorf
Gas Technology Institute

Coatings Fabrication Issues (Field and Factory):
 Peter Singh
Bredero Shaw

NDE and Eddy Current Methods for Pipeline Coating Inspection:
 S. Babu and E. Todorov
Edison Welding Institute

Coatings Failure Modes:
 M. Dabiri
Williams Pipeline

 
Friday, June 10, 2005

Working Group Reports:

Coating Test Methods and Materials Development:

 Chairs: M. Dabiri (Williams Pipeline) and B. Chang (Shell Global Solutions)

Coating Application Technologies and Quality Control (Mill Applied):
 Chairs: P. Singh (Bredero Shaw) and R. Lewoniuk (NOVA Chem.)

Coating Identification, Inspection, and Evaluation Technologies:
 Chairs: S. Babu (Edison Welding Institute) and R. Smith (DOT/PHMSA)

In-Field Technologies for Joints, Repairs, and Rehabilitation:
 Chairs: J. Didas (Colonial Pipeline) and P. Nidd (PGNGroup)


General Discussion / Next Steps
 Jim Merritt/Bob Smith
DOT/PHMSA