Promoting competency across the pipeline lifecycle
DNV has partnered with Technical Toolboxes to provide training and webinar events for pipeline operators to help tackle the most complex challenges of operating pipeline systems. Our industry experts will be presenting on several topics throughout the year. Below are our upcoming courses and webinar events.
DNV has partnered with Technical Toolboxes to provide training and webinar events for pipeline operators to help tackle the most complex challenges of operating pipeline systems. Our industry experts will be presenting on several topics throughout the year. Below are our upcoming courses and webinar events.
Course Description In recent years, the social and political landscapes have shifted the public’s focus toward an energy transition to cleaner fuels. A key component for energy reliability is the use of hydrogen as a fuel; either in pure form or blended with natural gas. New pipelines and North America’s existing pipeline infrastructure are a common-sense solution for transporting hydrogen gas and hydrogen blended gas from the location of production to end users. This 5-hour session will step through the journey to determining the feasibility for using a specific pipeline considering specific operational parameters. The training will provide engineers with a basic understanding of the differences between transporting natural gas versus blended natural gas. It will also provide a methodical approach to determining the feasibility of transporting hydrogen gas or blended hydrogen gas through new and existing pipeline networks. In addition, the training will provide engineers with a more in-depth understanding of the material and integrity implications of transporting hydrogen in new and existing pipeline systems. Provided Certificate of Completion awarding 5 PDHs Course notes delivered electronically Price $500
USA) Integrity Engineer
Global Energy Storage Leader
Senior Engineer
Course Description
This training will address in-service welding onto gas and liquid pipelines under both typical and nontypical conditions. It describes the concerns, design implementation, inspection, and testing of in-service welds with particular emphasis on regulation/compliance review, recommended practices and case studies. In addition to the lecture portion, the course is designed to enable participants to successfully run PRCI Thermal Analysis Model for Hot Tap® Welding software and interpret the results.
The first portion of the course provides participants with an understanding of the factors that contribute to burnthrough or cracking. Participants will also learn the highlights of various technical resources that supplement the PRCI Thermal Analysis Model for Hot Tap® Welding program to provide a more comprehensive body of technical information pertaining to welding onto operating pipelines.
Provided
Certificate of completion with 12 PDHs.
Course notes provided electronically
Price
$800
Senior Engineer
Engineer