Pipeline Pigging and Integrity Management (PPIM)

About the event

We look forward to seeing you at the PPIM 2025! Mark your calendars for our conference papers at PPIM. See our schedule below.

• Leveraging Destructive Testing to Enhance Detection and Identification of Complex Cracking in LF-ERW: Case Study Phase II

  • Speaker: Jordi Aymerich

  • Authors: Jordi Aymerich. Christopher Newton, Sayan Pipatpan, Tannia Haro, Santiago Urrea, Alex Hensley

  • Date and Time: Wednesday, January 29, 2025 at 12:00 p.m.

• Development and Implementation of a Compact 36-inch Combination Ultrasonic ILI Tool for Enhanced Pipeline IntegrityThe capability of a pipeline to perform its intended function safely and reliably throughout its life. It includes a range of factors, including the structural … Management

  • Speaker: Nathan Leslie

  • Authors: Nathan Leslie, Jake Haase, Jonas Butterer

  • Date and Time: Wednesday, January 29, 2025 at 2:00 p.m.

• Axial StrainRefers to the elongation or compression of the pipeline along its longitudinal axis. It occurs when the pipeline is subjected to forces that cause it to stretch… EvaluationA comprehensive assessment of various factors related to the performance, condition, and integrity of a pipeline. It aims to determine the pipeline's fitness fo… and Integration into Geohazard Management Program

  • Speaker: Sylvain Cornu

  • Authors: Sylvain Cornu and Jeff Haferd (Marathon)

  • Date and Time: Wednesday, January 29, 2025 at 2:30 p.m.

• Frequent Ultrasonic ILI Inspections for CorrosionThe deterioration or degradation of a pipeline caused by chemical or electrochemical reactions with its environment. Corrosion is a significant concern as it ca… Management: Case Studies of a Data Driven Approach

  • Speaker: Katherine Hartl, Ph.D

  • Authors: Katherine Hartl, Ph.D, Christoph Jaeger, Santiago Urrea, Christoph Seeber

  • Date and Time: Friday, January 31, 2025 at 11:30 a.m.

About PPIM: Since 1989, attendance at the annual PPIM Conference and Exhibition in Houston has grown from a few hundred to more than 3,500, including a commercial exhibition that began with a handful of specialized solution providers and now involves more than 170 companies and industry organizations from more than 25 countries. In parallel with the demands for greater pipeline safety, reliability, and efficiency – and the explosive growth in the market for technologies to help meet those demands – PPIM has evolved to become the industry’s primary forum for reporting new developments and field experience, and for showcasing the relevant tools and systems. It is the place where the needs of pipeline operators and the capabilities of service and equipment suppliers intersect. Information exchange at PPIM is supported by a range of educational technical courses that take place in advance of the conference and exhibition. Led by a distinguished faculty including the world’s top experts, the courses provide a foundation for well-informed inquiry and dialogue among industry colleagues, clients, and contractors.