Conference alert - Pipeline Technology Conference

The 14th Pipeline Technology Conference (ptc), will take place in Berlin, Germany, 19-21 March 2019.
According to an email that landed in my inbox …
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From 19-21 March 2019 Europe’s leading conference and exhibition on pipeline systems, the Pipeline Technology Conference, will take place for the 14th time.
ptc 2019 offers again opportunities for operators as well as technology and service providers to exchange latest onshore and offshore technologies and new developments supporting the energy strategies world-wide. More than 700 delegates and 80 exhibitors are expected to participate in the 14th ptc in Berlin.
The practical nature of ptc was always based on the cooperation with our technical and scientific supporters and on a top-class international advisory committee. The conference will feature lectures and presentations on all aspects surrounding oil, gas, water and product high, medium and low pressure pipeline systems.
Please take a closer look into the "First Announcement and Call for Papers and get involved now - send in your presentation suggestion and reserve your booth at the exhibition.
source: https://www.pipeline-conference.com/

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Here is some more information, from the Pipeline Conference Web site …

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Integrity Management
Safety, Reliability, Profitability - these are the main drivers of a good and sustainable pipeline integrity management. Find out in this issue of Pipeline Technology Journal which new developments and technologies are up and coming in order to fulfill these three key points of a successful integrity management.
 
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Development of a Novel Subsurface Monitoring and Oil Leak Detection System

Baker Hughes a GE Company
Assessing Repeat ILI Data Using Signal-to-Signal Comparison Techniques

Data-driven approaches to Pipeline Cleaning

GAZ-SYSTEM
Steel pipeline Failure Probability Evaluation Based on In-line Inspection Results

DNV-GL + Gasunie
Condition Assessment for Optimizing Gasunie's Network Improvement Program (GNIP)

Identification of Reduced Depth of Cover on Buried Pipelines

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