Bookstore orders

Order Number	Order Date	Order Total Amount	Item #	Item Name	Quantity	Item Cost	Company (Billing)	First Name (Billing)	Last Name (Billing)	Address 1&2 (Billing)	City (Billing)	State Code (Billing)	Postcode (Billing)	Country Code (Billing)	Email (Billing)	Phone (Billing)
1932	February 23, 2022 13:50	40.00	1	An introduction to pipeline pigging – eBook	1	40	Entrgra	Miguel	Galeana	6159 W 80th St	Indianapolis	IN	46278	US	[email protected]	2817875197
1708	September 30, 2021 08:12	595.00	1	The PPIM Collection – Volume 2	1	595		Minghua	Zhao	No.51, Golden road, Guangyang District	Langfang	CN4	065000	CN	[email protected]	17801208060
1687	September 7, 2021 14:21	1715.00	1	Managing Pipeline Threats – print	1	165	Total Communications	Meredith	Foster	5136 Mimosa Dr	Bellaire	TX	77401	US	[email protected]	7136652364
1687	September 7, 2021 14:21	1715.00	2	Managing Pipeline Threats – eBook	1	165	Total Communications	Meredith	Foster	5136 Mimosa Dr	Bellaire	TX	77401	US	[email protected]	7136652364
1687	September 7, 2021 14:21	1715.00	3	Pipeline Pigging & Integrity Management Conference Proceedings 2018	1	395	Total Communications	Meredith	Foster	5136 Mimosa Dr	Bellaire	TX	77401	US	[email protected]	7136652364
1687	September 7, 2021 14:21	1715.00	4	Pipeline Pigging & Integrity Management Conference Proceedings 2019	1	395	Total Communications	Meredith	Foster	5136 Mimosa Dr	Bellaire	TX	77401	US	[email protected]	7136652364
1687	September 7, 2021 14:21	1715.00	5	The PPIM Collection – Volume 1	1	595	Total Communications	Meredith	Foster	5136 Mimosa Dr	Bellaire	TX	77401	US	[email protected]	7136652364
1676	September 6, 2021 18:16	195.00	1	Encyclopedia of Pipeline Defects, Third Edition – print	1	195	Northern Crescent Inc.	Adeel	Raza	727 7 Ave SW, Suite#1100	Calgary	AB	T2P 0Z5	CA	[email protected]	+14038755975
1623	July 23, 2021 08:51	1390.00	1	The PPIM Collection – Both Vol 1 & Vol 2	1	995	Korea Gas Safety Corporation	Mi-Kyung	Kim	1390, Wonjung-ro, Maengdong-myeon	Eumseong-gun		27738	KR	[email protected]	+82437501266
1623	July 23, 2021 08:51	1390.00	2	Unpiggable Pipeline Solutions Forum 2019	1	395	Korea Gas Safety Corporation	Mi-Kyung	Kim	1390, Wonjung-ro, Maengdong-myeon	Eumseong-gun		27738	KR	[email protected]	+82437501266
1622	July 23, 2021 00:12	995.00	1	The PPIM Collection – Both Vol 1 & Vol 2	1	995	AGIG	Prateek	Kateelkar	43-45 Centreway	Mount Waverley	VIC	3149	AU	[email protected]	0409328843
1607	June 24, 2021 12:50	195.00	1	Encyclopedia of Pipeline Defects, Third Edition – print	1	195	NDT-Global GmbH & Co KG	Ralf	Glaesser	Friedrich List Straße1	Stutensee		76297	DE	[email protected]	+49 17664267274
1606	June 24, 2021 10:30	195.00	1	Encyclopedia of Pipeline Defects, Third Edition – print	1	195	NDT-Global GmbH & Co KG	Ralf	Glaesser	Friedrich List Straße1	Stutensee		76297	DE	[email protected]	+49 17664267274
1605	June 23, 2021 19:15	921.60	1	Pipeline Pigging Handbook, Third Edition – print	8	115.2	Energy Transfer	John	McCracken	6381 N Main	Roswell	NM	88201	US	[email protected]	5052175034
1604	June 15, 2021 03:24	40.00	1	An introduction to pipeline pigging – eBook	1	40	pp&s	Youcef	Abdous	103 Gibbs Green	LONDON	LONDON	W14 9NE	GB	[email protected]	+447523176728
1602	June 9, 2021 21:04	145.00	1	Pipeline Risk Assessment: The Definitive Approach and Its Role in Risk Management – print	1	145	Plains All American Pipeline	Diana	Zapata	333 Clay Street Ste. 1900	Houston	TX	77002	US	[email protected]	7133012603
1601	June 7, 2021 14:02	165.00	1	Managing Pipeline Threats – eBook	1	165		Robison	Ribeiro	Praia do Flamengo, 200, 18th Floor	Rio de janeiro	RJ	22210-901	BR	[email protected]	+5521993345850
1600	June 2, 2021 21:20	995.00	1	The PPIM Collection – Both Vol 1 & Vol 2	1	995	NiSource	Michael	Hunter	3511 E 15th Ave	Gary	IN	46403	US	[email protected]	219-576-4439
1599	June 2, 2021 16:16	535.50	1	The PPIM Collection – Volume 2	1	535.5	C-FER Technologies (1999) Inc.	Riski	Adianto	250 Karl Clark Road	Edmonton	AB	T6N 1E4	CA	[email protected]	7804505154
1598	June 1, 2021 21:18	995.00	1	The PPIM Collection – Both Vol 1 & Vol 2	1	995	Integral Engineering	Thomas	Dessein	10004 79 Ave NW, 200	Edmonton	AB	T6E 1R5	CA	[email protected]	7806557707
1595	June 1, 2021 20:29	995.00	1	The PPIM Collection – Both Vol 1 & Vol 2	1	995	Energy Transfer	Natalia	Graham	1300 Main Street	Houston	TX	77002	US	[email protected]	713-989-2232
1589	May 28, 2021 16:11	895.50	1	The PPIM Collection – Both Vol 1 & Vol 2	1	895.5	CLARION TECHNICAL CONFERENCES, LLC	William	Lowe	2715 Houston Avenue, 2715 Houston Avenue	HOUSTON	TX	77009	US	[email protected]	17134169546
1568	May 17, 2021 02:16	535.25	1	Pipeline Pigging & Integrity Management Conference Proceedings 2020	1	395	Korea Gas Safety Corporation	Mi-Kyung	Kim	1390, Wonjung-ro, Maengdong-myeon	Eumseoing-gun		27738	KR	[email protected]	+82437501266
1568	May 17, 2021 02:16	535.25	2	Managing Pipeline Threats – eBook	1	140.25	Korea Gas Safety Corporation	Mi-Kyung	Kim	1390, Wonjung-ro, Maengdong-myeon	Eumseoing-gun		27738	KR	[email protected]	+82437501266
1567	May 14, 2021 11:38	40.00	1	An introduction to pipeline pigging – print	1	40		Maciej	Bukowski	Rybacka 17A	PUCK		84-100	PL	[email protected]	+48516041274
1566	May 3, 2021 14:41	50.00	1	By God, if I Were in Charge… – eBook	1	50	MMT	Simon	Bellemare	12 Gowell	Weston	MA	02493	US	[email protected]	6178680395
1547	March 26, 2021 12:58	140.25	1	Managing Pipeline Threats – eBook	1	140.25	ROSEN Swiss	Dirk	Maiwald	Obere Spichermatt 14	Stans	NW	6370	CH	[email protected]	+41 79 3264867
1546	March 19, 2021 16:20	140.25	1	Managing Pipeline Threats – print	1	140.25	ROSEN USA	Lance	Wethey	8802 N Sam Houston Pkwy E, Apartment #5310	Humble	TX	77396	US	[email protected]	8322785595
1543	March 1, 2021 13:43	140.25	1	Managing Pipeline Threats – eBook	1	140.25	PUC-Rio	Jose	Freire	Trv. Madre Jacinta 16 – 202, Gavea	RIO DE JANEIRO	RJ	22451-140	BR	[email protected]	+5521971194462
1527	February 1, 2021 19:02	50.00	1	By God, if I Were in Charge… – print	1	50	PG&E	Dave	Aguiar	2507 Kenney Dr	San Pablo	CA	94806	US	[email protected]	510-501-0205
1526	February 1, 2021 19:01	145.00	1	Pipeline Risk Assessment: The Definitive Approach and Its Role in Risk Management – eBook	1	145	INTERA Inc.	Ashley	Arrossa	6000 Uptown Blvd NE	Albuquerque	NM	87110	US	[email protected]	5052461600
1485	December 31, 2020 18:48	140.25	1	Managing Pipeline Threats – eBook	1	140.25	DTE	Karen	Weiss	30562 Fox Club Drive	Farmington Hills	MI	48331	US	[email protected]	2487559255
1484	December 23, 2020 15:31	195.00	1	Encyclopedia of Pipeline Defects, Third Edition – eBook	1	195	Enbridge	Erin	Wishart	50 Keil Drive N	Chatham	ON	N7M 5J5	CA	[email protected]	2266263617
1479	December 9, 2020 21:21	140.25	1	Managing Pipeline Threats – print	1	140.25	Tas Gas Networks	Andrew	Bambridge	5 Kiln Court	St Leonards	TAS	7250	AU	[email protected]	0409016839
1478	December 9, 2020 01:05	195.00	1	Encyclopedia of Pipeline Defects, Third Edition – print	1	195	Toyo Engineering Corp.	Sho	Kubota	8-1, Akanehama 2-chome,, Material and Analysis Technology Division	Narashino-shi,	JP12	275-0024	JP	[email protected]	818088976507
1477	December 8, 2020 04:37	140.25	1	Managing Pipeline Threats – print	1	140.25		David	Norman	13 Scott Street	Canterbury	VIC	3126	AU	[email protected]	0438043918
1476	December 8, 2020 02:03	370.20	1	Managing Pipeline Threats print + ebook bundle	1	255	AFS Projects	Alex	Showers	143 Himalaya Drive	Tabletop	NSW	2640	AU	[email protected]	0439921224
1476	December 8, 2020 02:03	370.20	2	Managing Pipeline Threats – eBook	1	0	AFS Projects	Alex	Showers	143 Himalaya Drive	Tabletop	NSW	2640	AU	[email protected]	0439921224
1476	December 8, 2020 02:03	370.20	3	Managing Pipeline Threats – print	1	0	AFS Projects	Alex	Showers	143 Himalaya Drive	Tabletop	NSW	2640	AU	[email protected]	0439921224
1476	December 8, 2020 02:03	370.20	4	Pipeline Pigging Handbook, Third Edition – print	1	115.2	AFS Projects	Alex	Showers	143 Himalaya Drive	Tabletop	NSW	2640	AU	[email protected]	0439921224
1475	December 7, 2020 00:52	140.25	1	Managing Pipeline Threats – print	1	140.25	Piping Specialty Supply Service	John	Wilton	3/56-58 Burchill Street	LOGANHOLME	QLD	4129	AU	[email protected]	1300794096
1470	November 19, 2020 23:07	40.00	1	An Introduction to Pipeline Pigging, 12th Edition – NOW AVAILABLE!	1	40		YOUCEF	QBDOUS	RESIDENCE SOLEM BT’A3′ 11EME ETAGE, DJENANE SFARI	BIRKHADEM	ALGER	16330	DZ	[email protected]	+213553988886
1436	October 22, 2020 19:14	145.00	1	Pipeline Risk Assessment: The Definitive Approach and Its Role in Risk Management – print	1	145	Murchison Law Firm, PLLC	Roina	Baker	325 North St. Paul St Ste 2700	Dallas	TX	75201	US	[email protected]	+12147161923
1435	October 22, 2020 18:19	145.00	1	Pipeline Risk Assessment: The Definitive Approach and Its Role in Risk Management – print	1	145	Murchison Law Firm, PLLC	William	Murchison	325 North St. Paul St Ste 2700	Dallas	TX	75201	US	[email protected]	+12147161923
1433	October 13, 2020 14:46	40.00	1	An Introduction to Pipeline Pigging, 12th Edition – NOW AVAILABLE!	1	40	Northern Solutions, LLC	Lynne	Becker	2715 Quartz Ridge Dr	Rosharon	TX	77583	US	[email protected]	9074409030
1432	October 7, 2020 22:25	245.00	1	By God, if I Were in Charge… – print	1	50		nicholas	jordan	2127 plumeria lane	manteca	CA	95337	US	[email protected]	925-768-3716
1432	October 7, 2020 22:25	245.00	2	Encyclopedia of Pipeline Defects, Third Edition – print	1	195		nicholas	jordan	2127 plumeria lane	manteca	CA	95337	US	[email protected]	925-768-3716
1430	October 6, 2020 10:35	444.25	1	Pipeline Risk Assessment: The Definitive Approach and Its Role in Risk Management – print	1	145	Fluxys Belgium	Nathalie	Lepère	avenue des Arts 31	Brussel		1040	BE	[email protected]	02.282.76.84
1430	October 6, 2020 10:35	444.25	2	Managing Pipeline Threats – print	1	140.25	Fluxys Belgium	Nathalie	Lepère	avenue des Arts 31	Brussel		1040	BE	[email protected]	02.282.76.84
1430	October 6, 2020 10:35	444.25	3	Pipeline Transportation of Carbon Dioxide Containing Impurities	1	159	Fluxys Belgium	Nathalie	Lepère	avenue des Arts 31	Brussel		1040	BE	[email protected]	02.282.76.84
1427	September 28, 2020 16:32	50.00	1	By God, if I Were in Charge… – print	1	50		Pablo	Cazenave	26615 Godfrey Cove Ct	Katy	TX	77494	US	[email protected]	7138054105
1416	September 11, 2020 15:45	255.00	1	Managing Pipeline Threats print + ebook bundle	1	255		Jason	McClure	10008 Brookshore Ln	Pearland	TX	77584	US	[email protected]	7135944284
1416	September 11, 2020 15:45	255.00	2	Managing Pipeline Threats – eBook	1	0		Jason	McClure	10008 Brookshore Ln	Pearland	TX	77584	US	[email protected]	7135944284
1416	September 11, 2020 15:45	255.00	3	Managing Pipeline Threats – print	1	0		Jason	McClure	10008 Brookshore Ln	Pearland	TX	77584	US	[email protected]	7135944284
1380	August 25, 2020 20:17	140.25	1	Managing Pipeline Threats – print	1	140.25	Canada Energy Regulator	Amy	Coleman	517 Tenth Avenue SW, Suite 210	Calgary	AB	T2R 0A8	CA	[email protected]	403-921-6027
1379	August 25, 2020 11:54	140.25	1	Managing Pipeline Threats – eBook	1	140.25	Vopak	Cees	Reinders	Westerlaan 10	Rotterdam		3016 CK	NL	[email protected]	+31 6 22208224
1378	August 20, 2020 11:16	140.25	1	Managing Pipeline Threats – eBook	1	140.25	CEPS a.s.	Petr	Parizek	Belnicka 628	Jesenice u Prahy		25242	CZ	[email protected]	+420 606 691 395
1369	August 19, 2020 16:42	140.25	1	Managing Pipeline Threats – print	1	140.25		Ruth	Muniz Diaz	4222 Hidden Winds Dr	Spring	TX	77386	US	[email protected]	2814603192
1367	August 19, 2020 09:11	803.25	1	Managing Pipeline Threats – print	1	140.25	SEPS, a.s.	Jan	Vytrisal	Udernicka 11	Bratislava		85101	SK	[email protected]	+421905715961
1367	August 19, 2020 09:11	803.25	2	Field Guide to Internal Corrosion Mitigation and Monitoring for Pipelines – NEW!	1	110	SEPS, a.s.	Jan	Vytrisal	Udernicka 11	Bratislava		85101	SK	[email protected]	+421905715961
1367	August 19, 2020 09:11	803.25	3	Corrosion Inspection and Monitoring	1	134	SEPS, a.s.	Jan	Vytrisal	Udernicka 11	Bratislava		85101	SK	[email protected]	+421905715961
1367	August 19, 2020 09:11	803.25	4	Peabody’s Control of Pipeline Corrosion, Third Edition	1	140	SEPS, a.s.	Jan	Vytrisal	Udernicka 11	Bratislava		85101	SK	[email protected]	+421905715961
1367	August 19, 2020 09:11	803.25	5	Pipeline Integrity Management Systems	1	279	SEPS, a.s.	Jan	Vytrisal	Udernicka 11	Bratislava		85101	SK	[email protected]	+421905715961
1366	August 18, 2020 04:21	290.25	1	Managing Pipeline Threats – print	1	140.25	JFE Steel Corporation	Nobuyuki	Ishikawa	2-3 Uchisaiwai-cho, Hibiya Kokusai Bldg., Chiyoda-ku	Tokyo	JP13	100-0011	JP	[email protected]	+81335973368
1366	August 18, 2020 04:21	290.25	2	NACE Corrosion Engineer’s Reference Book, 4th Edition – NEW!	1	150	JFE Steel Corporation	Nobuyuki	Ishikawa	2-3 Uchisaiwai-cho, Hibiya Kokusai Bldg., Chiyoda-ku	Tokyo	JP13	100-0011	JP	[email protected]	+81335973368
1361	August 17, 2020 21:32	3145.20	1	Pipeline Risk Assessment: The Definitive Approach and Its Role in Risk Management – print	1	145	T. D. Williamson, Inc.	Dick	Williamson	6120 South Yale Avenue, Suite 1700	Tulsa	OK	74136	US	[email protected]	1-918-645-1594
1361	August 17, 2020 21:32	3145.20	2	Pipeline Pigging Handbook, Third Edition – print	1	115.2	T. D. Williamson, Inc.	Dick	Williamson	6120 South Yale Avenue, Suite 1700	Tulsa	OK	74136	US	[email protected]	1-918-645-1594
1361	August 17, 2020 21:32	3145.20	3	Pipeline Pigging and Integrity Technology, Fourth Edition – print	1	195	T. D. Williamson, Inc.	Dick	Williamson	6120 South Yale Avenue, Suite 1700	Tulsa	OK	74136	US	[email protected]	1-918-645-1594
1361	August 17, 2020 21:32	3145.20	4	Encyclopedic Dictionary of Pipeline Integrity – print	1	140	T. D. Williamson, Inc.	Dick	Williamson	6120 South Yale Avenue, Suite 1700	Tulsa	OK	74136	US	[email protected]	1-918-645-1594
1361	August 17, 2020 21:32	3145.20	5	Managing Pipeline Threats print + ebook bundle	10	255	T. D. Williamson, Inc.	Dick	Williamson	6120 South Yale Avenue, Suite 1700	Tulsa	OK	74136	US	[email protected]	1-918-645-1594
1361	August 17, 2020 21:32	3145.20	6	Managing Pipeline Threats – eBook	10	0	T. D. Williamson, Inc.	Dick	Williamson	6120 South Yale Avenue, Suite 1700	Tulsa	OK	74136	US	[email protected]	1-918-645-1594
1361	August 17, 2020 21:32	3145.20	7	Managing Pipeline Threats – print	10	0	T. D. Williamson, Inc.	Dick	Williamson	6120 South Yale Avenue, Suite 1700	Tulsa	OK	74136	US	[email protected]	1-918-645-1594
1360	August 17, 2020 19:41	140.25	1	Managing Pipeline Threats – print	1	140.25	Trans Mountain Canada	Barbara	Harrison	2700-300 5 Ave SW	Calgary	AB	T2P 5J2	CA	[email protected]	403-514-6501
1352	August 17, 2020 17:25	140.25	1	Managing Pipeline Threats – print	1	140.25		Josh	Pendleton	2315 3rd ave nw	calgary	AB	T2N 0K9	CA	[email protected]	4039759688
1351	August 17, 2020 17:24	140.25	1	Managing Pipeline Threats – print	1	140.25		Jorge	Gonzalez	Paseo de Coches 4, El Dorado	Tlalnepantla	MX	54020	MX	[email protected]	525559660910
1348	August 17, 2020 17:15	140.25	1	Managing Pipeline Threats – print	1	140.25	ADV Integrity, Inc.	Christopher	Alexander	28246 FM 2920 Road	Waller	TX	77494	US	[email protected]	832-404-2798

Recent orders

Order	Date	Status	Total
#2788	June 21, 2026	Processing	$270.00 for 1 item	View
#2787	June 19, 2026	Processing	$270.00 for 1 item	View
#2786	June 18, 2026	Processing	$195.00 for 1 item	View
#2774	February 18, 2026	Processing	$145.00 for 1 item	View
#2773	February 2, 2026	Processing	$195.00 for 1 item	View
#2772	January 9, 2026	Processing	$195.00 for 1 item	View
#2771	January 7, 2026	Processing	$295.00 for 1 item	View
#2769	November 28, 2025	Processing	$1,500.00 for 1 item	View
#2762	October 16, 2025	Processing	$50.00 for 1 item	View
#2761	October 16, 2025	Processing	$40.00 for 1 item	View
#2760	September 29, 2025	Processing	$50.00 for 1 item	View
#2758	September 26, 2025	Processing	$50.00 for 1 item	View
#2757	September 23, 2025	Processing	$50.00 for 1 item	View
#2756	September 19, 2025	Processing	$50.00 for 1 item	View
#2744	September 17, 2025	Processing	$50.00 for 1 item	View
#2743	September 17, 2025	Processing	$50.00 for 1 item	View
#2737	August 28, 2025	Processing	$100.00 for 2 items	View
#2731	August 14, 2025	Processing	$195.00 for 1 item	View
#2725	August 12, 2025	Processing	$195.00 for 1 item	View
#2715	June 11, 2025	Processing	$1,500.00 for 1 item	View
#2710	April 22, 2025	Processing	$50.00 for 1 item	View
#2665	January 10, 2025	Processing	$195.00 for 1 item	View
#2664	December 21, 2024	Processing	$50.00 for 1 item	View
#2657	November 8, 2024	Processing	$195.00 for 1 item	View
#2653	September 11, 2024	Processing	$155.20 for 2 items	View
#2647	August 12, 2024	Processing	$115.20 for 1 item	View
#2644	July 18, 2024	Processing	$585.00 for 3 items	View
#2643	July 11, 2024	Processing	$70.00 for 1 item	View
#2360	April 22, 2024	Processing	$140.00 for 1 item	View
#2359	April 9, 2024	Processing	$145.00 for 1 item	View
#2358	April 9, 2024	Processing	$195.00 for 1 item	View
#2350	February 1, 2024	Processing	$50.00 for 1 item	View
#2346	December 18, 2023	Processing	$295.00 for 1 item	View
#2289	October 12, 2023	Processing	$50.00 for 1 item	View
#2268	September 19, 2023	Processing	$113.00 for 1 item	View
#2260	June 22, 2023	Processing	$995.00 for 1 item	View
#2254	June 14, 2023	Processing	$145.00 for 1 item	View
#2253	June 13, 2023	Processing	$295.00 for 1 item	View
#2226	May 24, 2023	Processing	$208.90 for 2 items	View
#2199	May 1, 2023	Processing	$50.00 for 1 item	View
#2179	April 19, 2023	Processing	$145.00 for 1 item	View
#2169	March 1, 2023	Processing	$145.00 for 1 item	View
#2165	February 16, 2023	Processing	$145.00 for 1 item	View
#2153	February 9, 2023	Processing	$165.00 for 1 item	View
#2133	December 28, 2022	Processing	$145.00 for 1 item	View
#2126	October 31, 2022	Processing	$90.00 for 2 items	View
#2121	October 10, 2022	Processing	$145.00 for 1 item	View
#2087	June 21, 2022	Processing	$70.00 for 1 item	View
#1932	February 23, 2022	Processing	$40.00 for 1 item	View
#1708	September 30, 2021	Processing	$595.00 for 1 item	View
#1676	September 6, 2021	Processing	$195.00 for 1 item	View
#1623	July 23, 2021	Processing	$1,390.00 for 2 items	View
#1622	July 22, 2021	Processing	$995.00 for 1 item	View
#1607	June 24, 2021	Processing	$195.00 for 1 item	View
#1606	June 24, 2021	Processing	$195.00 for 1 item	View
#1605	June 23, 2021	Processing	$921.60 for 8 items	View
#1604	June 14, 2021	Processing	$40.00 for 1 item	View
#1602	June 9, 2021	Processing	$145.00 for 1 item	View
#1601	June 7, 2021	Processing	$165.00 for 1 item	View
#1600	June 2, 2021	Processing	$995.00 for 1 item	View
#1599	June 2, 2021	Processing	$535.50 for 1 item	View
#1598	June 1, 2021	Processing	$995.00 for 1 item	View
#1595	June 1, 2021	Processing	$995.00 for 1 item	View
#1589	May 28, 2021	Processing	$895.50 for 1 item	View
#1568	May 16, 2021	Processing	$535.25 for 2 items	View
#1567	May 14, 2021	Processing	$40.00 for 1 item	View
#1566	May 3, 2021	Processing	$50.00 for 1 item	View
#1547	March 26, 2021	Processing	$140.25 for 1 item	View
#1546	March 19, 2021	Processing	$140.25 for 1 item	View
#1543	March 1, 2021	Processing	$140.25 for 1 item	View
#1527	February 1, 2021	Processing	$50.00 for 1 item	View
#1526	February 1, 2021	Processing	$145.00 for 1 item	View
#1485	December 31, 2020	Processing	$140.25 for 1 item	View
#1484	December 23, 2020	Processing	$195.00 for 1 item	View
#1479	December 9, 2020	Processing	$140.25 for 1 item	View
#1478	December 8, 2020	Processing	$195.00 for 1 item	View
#1477	December 7, 2020	Processing	$140.25 for 1 item	View
#1476	December 7, 2020	Processing	$370.20 for 4 items	View
#1475	December 6, 2020	Processing	$140.25 for 1 item	View
#1470	November 19, 2020	Processing	$40.00 for 1 item	View
#1436	October 22, 2020	Processing	$145.00 for 1 item	View
#1435	October 22, 2020	Processing	$145.00 for 1 item	View
#1433	October 13, 2020	Processing	$40.00 for 1 item	View
#1432	October 7, 2020	Processing	$245.00 for 2 items	View
#1430	October 6, 2020	Processing	$444.25 for 3 items	View
#1427	September 28, 2020	Processing	$50.00 for 1 item	View
#1416	September 11, 2020	Processing	$255.00 for 3 items	View
#1380	August 25, 2020	Processing	$140.25 for 1 item	View
#1379	August 25, 2020	Processing	$140.25 for 1 item	View
#1378	August 20, 2020	Processing	$140.25 for 1 item	View
#1369	August 19, 2020	Processing	$140.25 for 1 item	View
#1367	August 19, 2020	Processing	$803.25 for 5 items	View
#1366	August 17, 2020	Processing	$290.25 for 2 items	View
#1361	August 17, 2020	Processing	$3,145.20 for 34 items	View
#1360	August 17, 2020	Processing	$140.25 for 1 item	View
#1352	August 17, 2020	Processing	$140.25 for 1 item	View
#1351	August 17, 2020	Processing	$140.25 for 1 item	View
#1348	August 17, 2020	Processing	$140.25 for 1 item	View
#1029	January 16, 2020	On hold	$145.00 for 1 item	View
#985	November 26, 2019	On hold	$40.00 for 1 item	View

This course is for engineers responsible for verifying and validating ILI inspections of pipeline systems in accordance with the new 3rd edition of API Standard 1163 “In-line Inspection Systems Qualification.” API 1163 provides requirements for qualification of in-line inspection systems used in gas and hazardous liquid pipelines. The standard is incorporated by reference into PHMSA regulations 49CFR192 and 195, and the 3rd edition is expected to be incorporated after PHMSA’s review.

API 1163, 3rd edition, expands and makes mandatory requirements that pipeline operators both verify and validate ILI performance as part of a pipeline integrity management program:

Verify: Ensure compliance with appropriate plans, procedures, and processes and that inspection conditions are consistent with those used to establish the performance specification(s) for the inspection system being used. A verified inspection should meet the performance specification(s).

Validate: Ensure that the reported ILI results are consistent with the performance specification(s). A validated inspection is one that the pipeline operator considers consistent with the performance specification(s) and suitable for use in managing the integrity of a pipeline.

The course will teach students practical techniques for verifying and validating a metal loss ILI in accordance with API 1163, 3rd edition. The course includes and provides instructions on the use of an API 1163, 3rd edition, spreadsheet recently released by PRCI to validate ILI results. Exercises conducted during the course will ensure students understand how to use the software, and they will help students build and maintain the skills needed to successfully apply API 1163, 3rd edition. The skills used for metal loss inspection program can also be applied to crack-detection and other inspections programs.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

At the completion of this course, students will be able to:

Understand ILI essential variables in API 1163, 3rd edition, and how ILI service provider’s performance specifications are formulated
Verify that an ILI has been successfully conducted in accordance with API 1163, 3rd edition
- Establish the basis for verifying the inspection before the inspection is conducted
- Evaluate the conditions under which the ILI was conducted to ensure they are consistent with the ILI performance specification
- Review preliminary (field) ILI results regarding data quality and consistency requirements
- Accept the ILI data on site after evaluating and reviewing the ILI conditions and preliminary results.
Validate ILI accuracies in accordance with API 1163, 3rd edition
- Establish the basis for validating the inspection before the inspection is conducted
- Define the number of field measurements needed to validate the inspection based
- Validate an inspection to API 1163, 3rd edition, Level 1, 2, or 3
- Accept the ILI results after evaluating the ILI results as given in the inspection report and/or data spreadsheet
Understand the role uncertainty plays in using ILI results

PREREQUISITE KNOWLEDGE

Entering this course, you should have a basic understanding of what in-line inspection (ILI) entails

How ILI tools are selected, prepared, and used to inspect pipelines for anomalies that could threaten integrity
How basic inspection technologies work – caliper, MFL, ultrasonic wall thickness, ultrasonic crack detection, and EMATs
What typical ILI data, reports, and spreadsheets look like
Field methods of measuring anomalies versus what has been reported by the ILI

CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS

Upon completion of the course, participants will be awarded 1.4 CEUs.

COURSE DOCUMENTATION

Complete course presentation material will be available as a PDF download prior to the course.

INSTRUCTORS

Matt Ellinger is a Principal Engineer within DNV’s Integrity Solutions & Compliance department in Columbus, Ohio. Matt has over 17 years of industry experience with a focus on ILI projects.

Greg Morris is a Principal Engineer in the Incident Investigation section at DNV in Columbus. He joined DNV in 2019 with 27 years of experience in pipeline integrity management support, failure investigation, risk assessment, material specifications, and training.

SYLLABUS

Day 1

1. Introduction and Background
a. ILI Basics
b. API 1163 Development
c. Regulatory Requirements
d. Key Definitions and Terms of Reference
2. Performance Specifications – Section 6 of API 1163, 3rd edition
a. Concept of Essential ILI Variables – what’s important for each technology, ranges of applicability, etc.
b. Requirements on ILI service providers when preparing a Performance Specification
c. Basis for Performance Specifications
d. Reporting Requirements
e. Role of Continuous Improvement, QA/QC, etc.
f. Reading and Understanding Performance Specifications (case study examples)
3. ILI Acceptance Introduction and Overview
a. On-site verification – Section 7 of API 1163, 3rd edition
b. Accuracy validation – Section 8 of API 1163, 3rd edition
4. Field data collection
a. Purposes of field data collection relative to API 1163, 3rd edition
b. Data quality and data integrity
c. Measurements
5. Verification under API 1163, 3rd edition
a. Verification tasks
b. Examples and case studies
c. What happens after on-site verification

DAY 2

6. Validation under API 1163, 3rd edition
a. Introduction and basic requirements
b. Evaluating PODs and POIs
c. Collecting sample data from a population
d. Level 1 validations
e. Level 2 validations
f. Level 3 validations
g. Level 2 versus Level 3 validations
h. API 1163, 3rd edition validation software
7. Using Validation Results in Integrity Decisions
a. Validating performance specifications versus estimating actual performance
b. Accounting for uncertainties in burst pressure calculations
c. Accounting for uncertainties in remaining life calculations
d. Relationship between calculated remaining lives and reassessment intervals
e. Regulatory acceptance

This course is designed for pipeline personnel in engineering, integrity management, operations, and regulatory compliance roles. This course will cover a wide range of topics related to hydrostatic testing of pipelines for gas and hazardous liquid service for both in-service and new construction according to CFR 49 Parts 192 and 195.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

To provide attendees with necessary information for planning and conducting a successful hydrostatic test, whether it’s for initial service or retesting existing lines. Planning will cover review of integrity prior to testing through evaluation of test results. The course will focus on testing with water but testing with other medium will be discussed.

CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS

On completion of the course, participants will be awarded 1.4 CEUs.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

The course is intended to cover the technical aspects of planning and conducting a hydrotest. It is designed for engineers, project managers, integrity management, and operation personnel to prepare for testing. The following topics will be covered:

Pipeline integrity review
Water source identification, disposal, and permitting
Leak detection
Risk assessment and contingency planning
Calculations for test pressures according to 49 CFR 195
Assessment of test results, including methods of analyzing pressure discrepancies
Test scheduling
Documentation for regulatory review

INSTRUCTOR

Gary Zunkel, PE, is an independent consultant specializing in pipeline integrity, based in Ames, IA. Prior to establishing his consultancy, he was Senior Engineer of Pipeline Integrity with BlueFin in New Iberia, LA. He has been involved in the oil and gas industry for over 30 years with the last 10 years focusing on pipeline integrity management. He has been involved with over 200 pipeline tests; planning, managing, executing, and reviewing. In recent years, he has planned and conducted multiple, simultaneous tests on large diameter in-service pipelines for integrity verification.

SYLLABUS

1. Establishing Test Requirements

Purpose of the test
- Evaluate integrity of the pipeline
- Confirm integrity program
Establishing pressure requirements
- Federal regulatory requirements
  - Liquid – 49 CFR 195
  - Gas – 49 – CFR 192
- Pressure parameters based upon MOP/MAOP requirements
- Strength Test
- Leak Test
- Spike Test
Segment Isolation
- Headers & End Caps
- Valves
  - Gel Isolation

2. Conducting a Safe Test

Risks of potential energy
- Compressed gas
- Compressed liquid
Protecting the public
Managing test safety
- Immediate area
- Equipment
Communication prior to and during a test

3. Preliminary planning

Pipeline evaluation
- Historical records evaluation
  - Repairs
  - Previous test records
  - Integrity records
Equipment pressure ratings
Elevation profile
Water sources
Water crossings
Exposed pipe

4. Test Schedule

Preliminary Scheduling
- Water source & landing
- Outage
- Permitting
- Pipeline rehabilitation
- Notifications
Test Setup
- Site preparation
- Line Isolation
- Line fill
Test Sequence
- Stabilization
- Pressurization
- Test time
- Depressurization
Water movement & discharge
Restoring a line to service

5. Water as a test medium

Source
- Permits
- Volumes
- setup
Discharge
- Permits
- Treatment
Volume requirements and calculations

6. Other test medium

Liquid hydrocarbon
Natural gas
Nitrogen
Air
Applications
- Requirements
- Changes in test planning
- Instrumentation

7. Leak Detection

Dye
Gas
Acoustic pressure
Section isolation
- Valves
- Freeze plugs
- Test headers/caps

8. Test Documentation

Graphs
Calibration certificates
Drawings
Elevation profile
Test procedure
Summary of results
Explanation/calculations of pressure changes
- Test pressure interpretation
- Temperature effects on pressure
- Air entrapment
- Examples of test results and interpretation
Pressure Volume (PV) Plot
- Creation of a PV Plot
- Offset Line
- Interpretation of a PV Plot
Test log
OQ documentation
- Historical records evaluation
  - Repairs
  - Previous test records

9. Managing water movement

Fill rate
Purging prior to line fill
Dewatering
- Product
- Air
Drying
- Explanation of terminology
  - Penetration depth
  - Dew point and temperature
Air lock
Contamination
Contingency
- Drain up calculations
- Refill/Retest planning
Discharge
- Rates
- Discharge structure
- Treatment of contaminated product
Pigging
- Types
- Multiple pigs in the line
- Launching receiving
- Bypassing a station
- Tracking

10. Instrumentation

Types – Pressure & Temperature
- Bourdon Tube (Pressure & Temperature)
- Bi-metallic (Temperature)
- Resistance Temperature Detector (RTD)
- Quartz electronic
Accuracy vs. Repeatability
Calibration
Pressure measurement
- Deadweight – Mechanical/Electronic
- Gauges
- Recorders
Temperature
- Thermometer
- Recorders
  - Quantity
  - Placement
  - Type
Volume measurement
- Stroke counter
- Flow meter

11. Data Interpretation & calculations

Pipeline evaluation
- Historical records evaluation
  - Repairs
  - Previous test records

12. Test Failure

Rupture
Leak
Pressure reversal
Equipment failure
Location of failure
Repairs
Retesting

13. Contingency Planning

Repair materials
- Sleeves
- Replacement Pipe
- Stopples
Emergency Response
- Public relations
- Notifications
- Cleanup and remediation
Retesting
- Venting & refill

WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND

Various forms of cracks and long seam weld anomalies are known to be present in pipelines, which can become a safety concern over the operational life of the pipeline. The most typical forms for cracking are environmentally assisted, manufacturing related and operational driven. This course will cover in greater depth the formation of cracking and seam weld defects and the conditions that drive their growth until they become unstable, leading to leaks or ruptures.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

Led by Sergio Limon, this 2-day, in-person course is designed for pipeline engineers and managers. You will learn the basics of how and why cracks and seam weld anomalies form and how to effectively assess them. This will include hands-on demonstration and discussion of pipeline samples with cracking and seam weld defects. Appropriate assessment methods such as ILI tools and pressure testing will be discussed as well as traditional and current engineering methods for determining their severity for response and remediation. In-ditch Non-destructive Examination (NDE) methods and technologies will also be covered and demonstrated with actual pipeline samples. Each attendee will receive a complimentary Excel based crack assessment calculator which will be demonstrated in class using practical case studies.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Pipeline engineers, managers and service professionals who are involved with the operation, maintenance, inspection and repair of pipelines.

COURSE REQUIREMENTS

It will be necessary to bring a laptop to this course.

COURSE DOCUMENTATION

Complete course presentation material will be available as a PDF download prior to the course.

CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS

Upon completion of the course, participants will be eligible to receive 1.4 Continuing Education Units.

INSTRUCTOR

Sergio Limón is a Sr. Engineering Advisor with Blade Energy Partners responsible for developing, implementing, and executing strategic integrity management programs for gas and liquids pipelines, as well as performing fracture mechanics based structural evaluations, fatigue assessments and failure analyses. Sergio has worked in the oil & gas pipeline industry for more than 22 years with emphasis on pipeline integrity threat analysis and response. He was employed for 10 years with a large owner and operator of natural gas transportation pipelines where he led for six years the Asset Integrity group for the western division responsible for the analysis, response, and remediation of integrity threats. Sergio holds B Sc. and M Sc. degrees in Mechanical Engineering with emphasis in fracture mechanics and materials from the University of Utah.

COURSE SYLLABUS

DAY 1

Characteristics and Behavior of Cracks and Long Seam Weld Anomalies in Pipelines
- A review of line pipe making, with emphasis on vintage ERW, Flash and Direct Current Welded pipelines
- The formation and growth of
  - Environmentally Assisted Cracking: SCC axial & circumferential, hydrogen induced cracking, corrosion fatigue cracking, sulfide stress cracking, and selective seam corrosion
  - Manufacturing Related Imperfections: lack of fusion, cold welds, stitching, and hook crack-like features
  - Operationally Driven Cracking: fatigue cracks
- Difference between cracks and long seam weld anomalies
- PHMSA requirements for evaluating pipelines with cracks and seam weld defects
  - Old and new regulations in Parts 192 and 195
- Review of current industry standards and recommended practices related to addressing cracking and seam weld integrity
  - ASME B31.8S and API 1176 and 1160
- Hands-on demonstration of pipeline samples with cracks and seam weld defects

Foundations of Engineering Fracture Mechanics
- The fracture process of pipelines with cracks or seam weld anomalies
  - Fracture initiation, stable propagation, and fracture arrest or final fracture
- Fracture behavior: brittle, ductile and mix-mode
- Basic principles underlining Liner Elastic and Elastic-Plastic Fracture Mechanics and their applications to pipelines
- The concept of Stress Intensity Factor describing the relationship of failure stress as a function of crack size and material properties
- Fracture toughness testing
  - Impact Charpy V-Notch and its relation to Ductile-to-Brittle transition curve
  - Fracture mechanics-based toughness testing: Kc, Jc, CTOD and J-R crack growth resistance curve
  - Correlation of CVN to K, J and CTOD

Performing Failure Pressure Calculations
- What to look for in any engineering method for determining the failure pressure of pipelines in the presence of cracks or seam weld anomalies
- Review of the following engineering methods: NG-18 Equation, Newman-Raju Equation, CorLAS, API 579-1/ASME FFS-1, and PRCI MAT-8
  - Review of published studies comparing the accuracy of these methods
  - Which one is more accurate or conservative?
- Effects of fracture toughness on failure pressure predictions
- In class demonstration of an Excel failure stress analysis calculator
- A review of crack prioritization and severity rankings by ASME and CEPA
- Crack length interlinking conditions of neighboring crack features by CEPA and API 579
- SCC growth estimation and industry reported growth rates

DAY 2

Performing Fatigue Crack Growth Analysis
- Common concepts in fatigue analysis and stages of fatigue and fatigue life
- Steps for performing a fatigue crack growth analysis and remaining life calculation
  - Setting initial cracks sizes, evaluating cyclic pressure data, choosing material properties, selecting a fatigue crack growth model and deciding on one the termination point of the fatigue analysis (failure condition)
- Review of fatigue crack growth models: Paris-Erdogan, Walker, Forman, NASGRO and choosing an appropriate set of C & m fatigue parameters
- Simplifying variable amplitude cyclic pressure data by means of the rainflow counting methods (ASTM E1049) and assessing the severity of cyclic pressures
- Performing sensitivity analysis of the final calculated fatigue life
- The use of safety factor on the predicted final fatigue life
- In class demonstration of case studies and the analysis of cyclic pressures

Integrity Assessments for Addressing Cracks and Long Seam Weld Anomalies
- Factors to consider when evaluating and deciding on assessment methods
- Hydrostatic Testing: setting up appropriate pressure test targets, hold times, the role of spike testing and determination of appropriate re-test intervals
- In-line Inspection: description of the UT, EMAT and C-MFL technologies, their performance, industry experience, and development of response criteria
- Direct Assessment methods: review and applicability of NACE SP0204 for SCCDA and CSA Z662 & CEPA Condition Monitoring for SCC

In-Ditch Non-Destructive Evaluation (NDE)
- Pipeline coating removal and surface preparation techniques
- Review of most widely used NDE methods and technologies
  - Magnetic particle inspection
  - Conventional UT shearwave
  - Phased array UT (PAUT)
  - Total Focusing Method (TFM)
  - Inverse Wave Field Extrapolation (IWEX)
  - Eddy Current-based
  - Including emerging technologies
- NDE personnel qualifications, what should they be for pipeline applications?
- Present an NDE protocol framework for field evaluations and characterization of cracks and long seam weld anomalies
- Hands-on demonstration of various NDE methods and technologies commonly used for crack and seam weld detection and sizing
- Review of repairs options in the industry: ASME B31.8 & B31.4 and PRCI Repair Manual