Listed below are all events being run by the
Oil, Gas and Chemical Committee of the
Process Industries Division.
IMechE supports events run by other organisations, and IMechE members may attend these at a reduced fee (check booking details for more information).
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Date: 18 March 2010
Event Type: 1 day Seminar
Location: London
Many offshore platforms, drilling, work over rigs and other facilities are past their original design life. But new technology and field enhancement has meant that they are required to continue operating. Changing properties of the fluids produced or additional wells require different processing and equipment in order to maintain production.
Date: 03 June 2010
Event Type: Lecture
Location: London
HSE and the Environment Agency are working together to assess designs for new nuclear power stations that might eventually be built and operated in the UK. The unique assessment process, known as Generic Design Assessment (GDA) is a four step process designed to allow for the assessment of the designs before major nuclear constructions starts, which improves overall regulatory effectiveness and minimises regulatory uncertainty.
This Lecture is free and open to all.
Date: 16 June 2010
Event Type: 1 day Seminar
Location: London
As offshore oil and gas developments move to deeper water and more remote locations subsea developments become the only option. Subsea engineers must therefore work ever smarter to optimise the integrity of the equipment through good design whilst expanding the boundaries of operational capacity and availability. This seminar will examine operational challenges and share solutions to them, and provide an update on the best practice in subsea engineering design for integrity and operation.
Date: 13 October 2010 - 14 October 2010
Event Type: 2 day Seminar
Location: London
Key figures from industry will provide an update on policy, legislation, funding issues as well as the real challenges in CCS that still remain to be solved on day one. A series of case studies will be presented from actual operational plants in the UK, Europe and USA covering the whole spectrum of processing activities through capture, transport and storage, identifying the operational flexibility obtained and issues of equipment functionality on day two.
Date: 03 November 2010
Event Type: Lecture
Location: London
As a Mechanical Engineering Graduate the world is your oyster. The first term of the final year of any degree is a stressful time as students are just getting to grips with new topics in their course but are also starting to worry about the future and what is going to happen after graduation.
You need to be able to make an informed choice. The Institution of Mechanical Engineers are bringing together students, recent graduates, some longer serving engineers and companies looking to recruit Mechanical Engineers in an informal session.
Date: 17 November 2010 - 18 November 2010
Event Type: 2 day Seminar
Location: London
This two day seminar will bring together leading individuals and organisations who are, or who will be, active in the LNG industry. Day one will address a range of policy and planning issues which need to be determined before detailed designs can be developed. Day two will be dedicated to the technical and engineering aspects of LNG operations.
Date: 23 November 2010
Event Type: 1 day Seminar
Location: Aberdeen
Industries that hold high-risk rates in relation to danger from fire, explosive atmospheres and exothermic reactions etc need to comply with DSEAR/ATEX regulations.
Supported Events
Date: 23 - 25 March 2009
Event Type: Conference
Date: 25 March 2009 (Manchester)
Event Type: 1 day Seminar