Pigging of Crude & Gas Pipelines

Successfully managing the pigging of crude and gas pipelines requires in-depth knowledge of technical tools and robust management strategies. These tools must be precisely calibrated to match the flow conditions and operational parameters of each specific pipeline to ensure smooth operations.

Course: Oil Movement, Storage and Troubleshooting Course

When a pigging run concludes, it is crucial to inspect the mechanical condition of the tools and process the collected data onsite. This ensures that the data covers the entire pipeline length and is ready for further analysis to assess pipeline integrity.

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Our course, “Oil Movement, Storage & Troubleshooting Management and Operation of Oil & Gas Terminals,” offers comprehensive insights into identifying potential anomalies for field verification. Key topics include understanding MFL tool velocity, temperature profiles, and magnetization, along with suggested verification procedures and forms.

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Additionally, the course addresses the challenges of measuring feature positions when reference points are absent. Participants will learn to use intermediate reference points such as short pipes, wall thickness variations, repair shells, and other pipeline features to enhance accuracy.

Throughout this course, participants will not only explore preliminary reports but also engage with evolving analyses. We are confident that the skills acquired will be invaluable, and we look forward to your participation.