FREE SEMINARS
All seminars are FREE but we advise you register your interest in advance using the appropriate sessions’s email contact.
10.30 - 11.30
Speaker: Eddie Bridges, Global Product Group Manager - Mass Flow
Email: teresa.kennedy@krohne.co.uk
Company: Krohne Ltd, www.krohne.com
11.30 - 12.30
Speaker: Vikram Baliga, ABB Limited
Email: vikram.baliga@gb.abb.com
Company:JWF Process Solutions 'ABB Instrumentation Alliance', www.jwfltd.com
12.30 - 13.30
Speaker: Mr Gary Wedge, Honeywell Field Solutions
Email: bryan.crew2@honeywell.com
Company: Honeywell Control Systems Ltd, www.honeywell.com
13.30 - 14.30
Speaker: Mr. Bahram Arbab, Colibrys (Switzerland) Ltd
Email: info.uk@bfioptilas.com
Company: BFI Optilas, www.bfioptilas.com
Synopsis: MEMS vibration and inertial motion sensors for harsh environments in the Oil and Gas sector
14.30 - 15.30
Speaker: Mike O'Neill, Moore Hawke
Email: moneill@miinet.com
Company: Foundation Fieldbus Group, www.fieldbus.org
Synopsis: An overview of this fast-emerging technology will be provided alongside a Q&A session from a recognised UK expert. Further information will also be available from the many leading companies who are now active within the field
10.30 - 11.30
Current Upstream Oil and Gas production presents challenging flow
scenarios. Due to the processes required to produce heavy oil, the raw
product that flows through pipelines will inevitably be a highly
viscous mixture of crude oil, sand and other production chemicals.
Accurate measurement of viscous flow streams is a growing requirement
in a number of industrial sectors - from heavy oil recovery to
pharmaceutical production. We need Flow meters designed to provide
accurate measurement of the high viscosity fluids, that will last the life
of the pipeline (surviving the abrasive effects of produced sand) and
longer with low maintenance and no replacement parts. It is beneficial
to require minimal up and downstream piping, reduced cost of
installation and the potential to reclaim valuable real estate. These
devices should have the ability to handle high temperatures and high
pressures. It is desirable to ensure that we do not suffer from
blocked impulse lines or that we have the ability to detect it if we do.
Measurement of fluids such as Abrasive slurries (i.e. Bitumen) Crude
Oil Production with sand particles Viscous fluids (including Cement)
High Temperature Applications (i.e. Coker Streams) High Pressure
Applications (i.e. Injection wells).
Speaker: Paul Gibson, DP Flow Product Sales Manager, ABB Limited.
Email: paul.gibson@gb.abb.com
Company: JWF Process Solutions 'ABB Instrumentation Alliance', www.jwfltd.com
11.30 - 12.30
Speaker Mr Roger Onions, Delcam plc
Email: rjo@delcam.com
Company: GTMA, www.gtma.co.uk
12.30 - 13.30
Speaker: Mr Gary Wedge, Honeywell Field Solutions
Email: bryan.crew2@honeywell.com
Company: Honeywell Control Systems Ltd, www.honeywell.com
13.30 - 14.30
Speaker Mr Bahram Arbab, Colibrys (Switzerland) Ltd
Email: info.uk@bfioptilas.com
Company: BFI Optilas, www.bfioptilas.com
Synopsis: MEMS vibration and inertial motion sensors for harsh environments in the Oil and Gas sector
14.30 - 15.30
Speaker Mike O'Neill, Moore Hawke
Email: moneill@miinet.com
Company: Foundation Fieldbus Group, www.fieldbus.org
Synopsis: An overview of this fast-emerging technology will be provided alongside a Q&A session from a recognised UK expert. Further information will also be available from the many leading companies who are now active within the field
Programme as at 21/07/08
