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TUESDAY 2nd OCTOBER
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08:30
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REGISTRATION AND REFRESHMENTS
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09:00
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MORNING CHAIR’S OPENING REMARKS
Charles Byrne, Technical Director, Graham
Hart (Process Technology) Ltd.
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SESSION 1: DESIGN AND SPECIFICATION OF
JOINTS IN 2018
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09:10
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UNDERSTANDING BOLTED JOINT BEHAVIOUR
THROUGH FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS
Brian Williams, Senior Analysis Consultant,
Strategic Simulation & Analysis Ltd
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Why perform detailed analyses of
bolted joints
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Aspects to be considered in analyses
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Insight into modelling techniques
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09:40
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BOLTED JOINT OPTIMISATION FOR CYCLIC
SERVICE
Dene Halkyard, Applications Engineering
Manager, Flexitallic UK Ltd.
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Problematic flanged connections: Heat exchangers
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Overview of gaskets
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Insight into novel gasket design
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SESSION 2: BOLTED JOINTS QUALIFICATIONS
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10:10
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COMPETENCE OF THE BOLTED FLANGE ASSEMBLER:
GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE
Gary Milne, Director, The Academy of Joint
Integrity
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Cultural competency: The challenge of adopting a
recognised route to competence for site personnel, with empathy on the
maintenance challenges
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Flange management: The benefits of designing a site
specific flange management procedure and a joint up thinking approach to the
life cycle
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Loss of containment: The opportunity to improve safety
by identifying the root cause of flange leakages, which may include human factors
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10:40
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Networking refreshment break
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11:10
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BOLTED FLANGED JOINTS: AN OWNER-OPERATOR’S
PERSPECTIVE
Alex Berry, Lead Fixed Equipment Engineer, Phillips66 Humber Refinery
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Tools for analysing bolted flanged joints and what to
look for
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Making the best of a bad design with examples
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Insight into problems facing owner-operators
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SESSION 3: SAFETY, EFFICIENCY AND OPERATION
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11:40
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ASME-PCC1 BEST PRACTICE: A SHUTDOWN CASE
STUDY
Gary Todd, Joint Integrity Business
Manager, Well Services Group
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The importance of experience and competency to breakout
out a facility on time and injury free
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How ASME PCC1 best practice leads to a leak free
shutdown
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The outcomes and lessons learned
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12:10
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MORNING QUESTION AND ANSWER SESSION
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12:35
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NETWORKING LUNCH
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AFTERNOON CHAIRED BY
Paul Smith, Consultant, New Nuclear, Wood
Group
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13:35
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ACHIEVING BETTER BOLTING WITH NORD-LOCK
Ian Mander, Technical Engineer – Bolt Tensioning
Systems, Nord-Lock Ltd
Steve Busalacchi, Global Product Manager,
Superbolt Division, Nord-Lock Group
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Why bolts need to be tight
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Tightening by tension instead of torque
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Choosing Multi-Jackbolt-Tensioner fasteners instead of
hexagon fasteners
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14:05
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AN INVESTIGATION INTO A BAD ACTING HEAT EXCHANGER
James Sharrock, Distillation Engineer, Essar
Oil
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The heat exchanger joint design
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Maintenance procedures against current best practice
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The imposed pipe loads and effect on joint performance
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14:35
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NETWORKING REFRESHMENT BREAK
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15:05
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ISSUES FOR BOLTED JOINTS THROUGH THEIR
LIFECYCLE
Paul Stanworth, HM Specialist Inspector of
Health and Safety, Hazardous Industries Directorate, Chemical Explosives and
Microbiological Hazards Division (CEMHD), Health and Safety Executive
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Application of guidance and consideration of joint
criticality
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Inspection of bolted joints
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Safety in breaking bolted joints
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15:35
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AFTERNOON QUESTION AND ANSWER SESSION
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15:50
Panel Discussion
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THE FUTURE OF BOLTED JOINT TECHNOLOGY
Alex Berry, Lead Fixed Equipment Engineer,
Phillips66 Humber Refinery
Paul Stanworth, HM Specialist Inspector of
Health and Safety, Hazardous Industries Directorate, Chemical Explosives and
Microbiological Hazards Division (CEMHD), Health and Safety Executive
Gary Milne, Director, The Academy of Joint
Integrity
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Where is the HSE’s focus moving forward?
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What does the industry need in terms of bolted joint
technology?
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What does the industry need in terms of specifications
and guidance?
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16:45
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CHAIR’S CLOSING REMARKS
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17:00
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END OF SEMINAR
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