Corrosion and Energy Risks Seminar

Sponsors:	ACE Global Markets
	Marsh
	Aon
	Willis

This seminar was a celebration of the 24 years existence of OPERA and an provided an opportunity for the London Energy market supporters and customers including brokers, underwriters and the Energy industry Risk Managers to participate in presentations on Corrosion and associated policy issues we face as an industry in entering the new millennium.

Seminar Organisers:	Graham Bryant (Crawford & Company): graham.bryant@crawco.co.uk
	Kevin Seakins (Liberty Mutual Insurance): kevin.seakins@libertyiu.com
	Brian Instone (ACE Global Markets): brian.instone@acelondon.co.uk

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Introduction - Brian Instone (ACE Global Markets)

PRESENTATIONS

Acrobat (PDF) file 3.6MB	Impact of Corrosion on Insurance Refineries Getting Older Trends & Statistics	Brian Instone - ACE Global Markets
Acrobat (PDF) file 0.5MB	Corrosion - Sudden & Unforeseen? Mechanisms of Deterioration vs Causes of Failure. Fatigue, Time Aspects and Cracking Mechanisms Preventive Measures at Design, Construction, Commissioning & Operation.	Margaret Beardsley - Capcis
Acrobat (PDF) file 0.5MB	Refineries - Assessing Condition. Degradation Mechanisms Operational Boundaries Trends in Inspection & Monitoring.	John Harston - UOP
Acrobat (PDF) file 3MB	Corrosion - Monitoring Methods and Intelligent Pigs	Brian Jones - PII Manager, Pipeline Services
Acrobat (PDF) file 180K	Corrosion - Maintaining Integrity? Risk Based Inspection in the Oil and Petrochemical Industry Improving Reliability, design standards, practices and prevention measures Reductions in Inspection Budget Implications What Industry Should Do to Maintain Plant Integrity - Does It??	Eric Kirby, Consultant ex Caltex Head of Inspection
Acrobat (PDF) file 236K	Ageing De-bottlenecked Refineries - An Increased Risk for the Insurance Industry? Challenges in the refining industry Risk Management Risk-Based Inspection Workload management	Alfred Kruijer Shell Global Solutions