An Introduction to the Importance of In-Field Verification


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An Introduction to the Importance of In-Field Verification

 

In-Field Verification is a critical component of any In-Line Inspection (ILI) validation campaign. However, if not executed correctly, it can cast a shadow of doubt over the ILI performance and compromise the integrity decision-making process.

This concise 30-minute recorded video presentation with expert Tom Oldfield serves as an introduction to the subject matter, addressing its nuances, hurdles, and provides simple yet effective steps that operators can adopt to ensure the quality of the data collected in the field meets an adequate standard for validating ILI performance.



Your Course at a Glance

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Course Availability

 Available to access online 24/7

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Duration

30 Minutes

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Delivery

Study on-demand at your own pace

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What you will get

Certificate of Completion



Course Objectives


The objective of this training is to become familiar with various components of in-field verification for an In-Line Inspection (ILI) validation. By the end of the course you will be able:

  • Understand why data quality is important for ILI validation
  • Understand what the implications of using varied quality data in ILI validation
  • To be able to determine if the NDT company that are doing the in-field measurements are competent
  • What to do in-field if there are discrepancies between the measurements
  • What do you do with the data once we have collected it?




Meet your subject matter expert


TomOldfield

Tom Oldfield 

Tom Oldfield boasts over 11 years of experience in oil and gas integrity management, with a focus on both onshore and offshore assets. His expertise spans a wide array of integrity methodologies, including specialized Finite Element Analysis (FEA) software, diverse inspection techniques, and industry-leading methodologies. Through his extensive involvement in failure investigations and meticulous integrity assessments, Tom possesses a strong understanding of pipeline forces and failure mechanisms. His knowledge extends to the design and assessment of pipelines, underpinned by practical insights gained from in-field verification of various feature types and rigorous laboratory testing of pipeline defects. Tom's unique skill set combines advanced theoretical knowledge of complex integrity mechanisms with a pragmatic approach to the application of inspection techniques, making him a rare and invaluable asset in the industry.


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