Upcoming Live Webinars
- September 23, 2010 : Large-Bore Alloy 600 Mitigation Project Report
- October 26, 2010 : BWR SCC topic (incl. CFD considerations)
- November 17, 2010 : Current Status of Rick Based Programs
- December 8, 2010 : License Renewal/Fatigue/TLAA Updates
Past Webinars
- ASME Code Section XI Flaw Evaluation for Nuclear Components
- Advancements in Finite Element Analyses for the Nuclear Industry
- Boiler Tube Lifing
- Boiler Tube Failure Mechanisms
- Buried Piping Integrity Initiative
- BWR Reactor Pressure Vessel Internals
- Cathodic Protection: Application & Testing in Plants
- Code Case Evaluation of Pipe Flaws & Wall Thinning
- DLL (Distributed Ligament Length)
- Failure & Root-Cause Analysis
- Financial Risk Optimization for Run/Repair/Replace Timing
- Finite Element Concrete Analysis Fundamentals & Applications
- Fundamentals of Welding, Part 1, Overview
- Fundamentals of Welding, Part 2, Nuclear Applications
- Generator Rotor Inspection & Life Assessment
- Heat Exchanger/Condenser Asset Management
- High-Density Polyethylene Pipe Nondestructive Examination
- High-Energy Piping Lifing Techniques
- Inspection Technologies for Boiler Tubing
- Inspection Technologies for High-Energy Piping
- Integrity Management of Vintage Pipelines
- Internal Corrosion Direct Assessment Principles
- Introduction to Flow Induced Vibration
- Introduction to Nuclear Plant Services
- Introduction to Phased-Array Ultrasonic Technology
- Introduction to Stress Corrosion Cracking
- Leak-Before-Break Methodologies for Reactor Coolant Systems
- License Renewal Part 1: Fatigue Management
- License Renewal Part 2: Environmental Fatigue
- Life Management Issues for Creep Strength Enhanced Ferritic Steels
- Management of Aging Buried Nuclear Piping & Tanks
- Managing Aging PWR Internals
- NEI 03-08 & Materials Degradation Management Programs
- Overall Approach to Boiler Tube Failure Reduction
- Overall Approach to Managing Degradation of High-Energy Piping
- Overall Approach to Penstock Inspection & Assessment
- pc-CRACK™
- Pressure-Temperature Limits
- Probabilistic Fracture Mechanics and its Applications to the Nuclear Industry
- Recent & Pending Changes to ASME Section III Piping Codes
- Soil Analysis & Corrosivity Calculations
- Service Water System Issues
- Turbine Disk Rim Inspection and LPRimLife Analysis
- Turbine & Generator Rotor Bore Inspection & Life Assessment
- Turbine Steam Chests and Valve Assessment
- Vindex™: Ranking Procedure for High-Energy Piping Girth Welds
- Weld Overlays in the Nuclear Industry
- Welding of Alloy 52M Overlays over Dissimilar Metal Welds (Part 1)
A Flexible and Integrated Solution to Address DIMP Requirements
Regulations recently released by PHMSA require operators to develop and implement a Distribution Integrity Management Program (DIMP) within 18 months of the February 2nd effective date. New Century Software has teamed with Structural Integrity Associates to provide an integrated solution for meeting the requirements of the regulation. Join us for a one-hour web seminar that will provide you with an introduction to this approach to quickly and efficiently establish a comprehensive IM program.
The seminar will be led by Rich Arata, Distribution Practice Manager at New Century Software, and Eric Kirkpatrick, Senior Associate with Structural Integrity Associates. The seminar will cover the following topics:
- Brief overview of the seven major components of DIMP
- Requirements for a written program document
- Inventorying the data you have and developing a strategy for moving forward
- Key data required for a complete risk analysis
- Risk analysis using tabular data and, if available, spatial GIS data
- A demonstration of risk analysis using the Spatial Risk Analyst software
- Questions and answers with the panel
As an added benefit, participants will take part in interactive polling slides throughout the presentation that will allow them to gauge where other distribution operators stand in regards to addressing the requirements of the rule.
This web seminar is offered for distribution system and pipeline operators only.
Presented on: December 17, 2009
