Pipeline Crossings Practices & ProceduresÜ

1 713-630-0505 Crossings Practices & procedures Overview of New Highway and Railroad Crossings and Temporary Crossings over Existing Pipelines Why: With few exceptions every mile along the right-of-way of a planned Pipeline the pipe will require a change in specifications and installation for crossing under one or more roads or railroads. The changes will vary according to prevailing industry standards, the specific requirements of a road authority or railroad owner and the site conditions of a crossing exercises will cover the selection of pipe specifications and installation methods for a single or multiple Crossings project. During the exercises the requirements of the US- DOT regulations*, ASME Codes and API RP 1102 for design of Pipeline Crossings will be addressed in the selection process together with the relative cost of feasible options. *(In Canada the Canadian Standards Association CSA Z662-07)Pipelines buried in open country or under secondary paved or unpaved roads are subject to infrequent Crossings by extra heavily loaded wheeled or tracked vehicles.

2 Recognized methods for estimating the stresses on a buried line from these temporary Crossings and steps that may reduce potential excessive stresses to within allowable limits will also be covered in class course is designed for: Pipeline engineers and gas distribution engineersEngineers, technicians, and service professionals involved with construction, maintenance, inspection, and repair of liquids, gas, and products pipelines. Project managers with oversight for third party engineering or maintenance. Project and facility managers concerned with system integrity and maintenance. Technical Toolboxes, Inc. offices located at 3801 Kirby Drive, Suite 520, Houston, TX 77098. Inside Loop 610 close to the intersection of I-59 and Kirby (map to be provided). $795 per personStudent laptop is required Wayne Wildenradt, BSCE, Purdue University; MBA University of Wisconsin ; Texas Professional Engineer #33030, Texas Registration to offer and perform engineering services #F-2773.

3 Forty- eight (48) years global experience in the design, engineering and project management services for oil, gas and refined product systems and components. In addition, Mr. Wildenradt was an Instructor, Economics of Pipeline Transportation at the University of Texas School of Pipeline : Price:Instructor: Pipeline Crossings - Practices & ProceduresTraining Course Agenda/OutlineStart: 8:15 AMI. Introduction and HistoryII. Permanent Crossings - API RP 1102 Uncased CrossingsApplicable RegulationsLoading FactorsPipe/Soil InteractionAPI 1102 Design StepsPipeline StressesCased CrossingsApplicable RegulationsInstallation RequirementsRequired Design InputAPI 1102 Case StudiesIII. Temporary Right of Way (ROW) CrossingsBackgroundPoint Loading (Wheel Loading)Distributed Loading (Track Loading)Required Assessment InputWheel Loading ExamplesTrack Loading ExamplesIV Summary DiscussionEND Scheduled for 4:30PM 713-630-0505 Pipeline CrossingPractices & procedures * By signing above I commit to paying the course fee when invoicedTechnical Toolboxes3801 Kirby Drive, Suite 520 Houston, TX 77098 Tel: 713-630-0505 Fax: 713-630-0560 Email: by Credit CardCC NumberExpiration DateSignature*Circle One: VISA MasterCard AMEXNameCompanyAddressAddressCity, State, ZIPP hone/MobileFaxE-mailCountryCourse Date: Course Cost: Please complete the attached formand fax to TTI at 713-630-0560 Terms and Conditions: Terms and conditions: One registration is required per person.

4 Upon receipt of your above registration, an invoice will be generated for payment. Payment is due 30 days from receipt of invoice. Full price of the course fee will be refunded provided written cancellation is received 3 weeks prior to course date. A cancellation after the deadline will receive full credit towards a future date for the same course.