2 day
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Tuesday 16 March 2010 - Wednesday 17 March 2010
CastleGate
Melbourne Street
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE1 2JQ United Kingdom
The seminar will highlight some of the problems associated with the design, selection, assembly and maintenance of bolted flanged joints in pressure systems; providing information on developments in gasket technology, and the recent developments in EN 1591 for design procedures.
Consideration of the important issues in the assembly of bolted joints and the main methods of controlled tightening will be addressed, and common errors in both assembly and tightening will be highlighted.
Case studies and discussion sessions will be included, to provide an insight into the operations side, including emissions legislation, leak management, investigation and record management.
Speakers include:
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Warren Brown, Principal Engineer, The Equity Engineering Group
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Ed Versluis, Sales Manager for Holland - Flange Management JW Group, James Walker Rotabolt
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Iain Paterson, Team Leader Mechanical Engineering, HSE Offshore Division
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John Hoyes, Technical Director Emeritus, Flexitallic Ltd
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Tony Scrivens, Global Engineering Manager, Hydratight
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Dr Brian Ellis, Secretary General,
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European Sealing Association
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Russ Currie, Applications Engineering Manager, Flexitallic
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Bill Eccles, Technical Specialist, Bolt Science Limited
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Manfred Schaaf, AMTEC Services GmbH
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Rod Corbett, Managing Director, James Walker Rotabolt
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Dr Gavin Smith, Technical Director, Novus Sealing Limited
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Dr David Nash, Reader & Vice Dean, University of Strathclyde
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Simon Earland, Director, Earland Engineering
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Robert Noble, Technical Services Leader, Hydratight
- Learn about the latest advances in European and American flange design methods
- Examine developments in standards, gasket materials, bolt tightening technology and the qualification of personnel competency
- Study the failure mechanisms for bolted flanged joints
- Appreciate the problems associated with the management of the integrity of bolted joints
- Increase awareness of the requirements of emissions legislation, leak management and investigation and record management
- Avoid problems caused by selection of inappropriate flange type, gasket material or bolting
- Adopt a good-practice management system for bolted joints
- Improve the training and competency of personnel
- Advances in flange design
- Developments in flange and gasket standards
- Gasket selection and technology
- Assembly of bolted joints
- Qualification of personnel
- Bolt load management
- Leak management and investigation
- Record management
- Emissions legislation