Latest Developments in Fitness for Service Procedures
Latest Developments in Fitness for Service Procedures in BS7910, R6 and ASME/API579
The Welding Institute - Structural Integrity Technical Group Online Webinar
15 April 2021, 1:30 PM - 4:30 PM, UK time
The application of fitness for service procedures in different industries worldwide is heavily dominated by three key codes and standards: BS7910, R6, and ASME/ API579. All three of these important documents have either been revised recently or are in the process of being revised in the very near future.
Experts with detailed knowledge of the developments in each document will make presentations to help highlight the most significant changes.
The speakers are highly experienced engineers who chair a committee or are members of one or more of the committees overlooking the developments in these codes.
Programme:
- 13.30 Introduction and Welcome
Isabel Hadley, Technology Fellow, TWI Ltd
- 13.40 The R6 Assessment Procedure: Recent Developments in Revision 4 Amendment 12 and Beyond
Cory Hamelin, Materials Engineer, EDF Energy
- 14.10 BS 7910:2019 - what's new?
Isabel Hadley, Technology Fellow, TWI Ltd
- 14.40 Transporting Carbon Dioxide/Hydrogen in Pipelines. What are the implications for structural integrity?
Andrew Cosham, CEO, Ninth Planet Engineering Limited
- 15.10 Recent Developments in Fracture Mechanics Aimed at Reducing Conservatisms in Defect Assessment Methodologies
John Sharples, Senior Consultant in Materials Science and Structural Integrity, Jacobs
- 15.40 ASME/API579: 2021 and Beyond
Benjamin Hantz, ASME Fellow Technology Advisor, Mechanical Reliability, Valero
- 16.10 Group Discussion - ALL
- 16.30 Event Close
Registration fees for non-members of The Welding Institute include a discounted full Associate Membership (AWeldI) for a year.
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