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Petroleum Extension Services, The University of Texas at Austin
Location: Houston, Texas Description: Ongoing consulting and presentation services for the continuing education school on "Mainline Design and Construction", "Station Design" and “Meter Station Design”. |
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Exxon Pipeline Company
Locations: Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Montana Description: Prepared an excavation safety manual based upon OSHA regulations and conducted instructional training classes for operations and maintenance personnel. |
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Primeco, Inc.
Location: United States Description: Comprehensive operations and engineering guidelines were developed as part of an overall underground storage tank (UST) management program. The guidelines were issued to assist in meeting the Environmental Protection Agency's regulatory goal to prevent, detect and cleanup leaks and spills of petroleum or hazardous chemicals. |
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Star Enterprises, Inc.
Location: United States Description: Research, analysis and presentation of a study on safety aspects of electrostatic ignition associated with distillate loading operations. |
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Hartmann Management Services, Inc.
Location: Worldwide Description: Provided technical writing and editing for the Petroleum Equipment Institute: PEI/RP200-92 - Recommended Practices for Installation of Aboveground Storage Systems for Motor Vehicle Fueling. |
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New World Horizon
Location: London Description: Present one week training program on "Simulation of Pipeline Networks". |
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Exxon Company, International
Location: Worldwide Description: Development of a training program for marketing terminal supervisors on the physical equipment located within a typical petroleum products terminal and the operations associated with product movement through the terminal. The program traces the flow of product from the point of receipt, through the storage tanks, to the pumping station, then to the tank car or tank truck loading positions, the egress from the terminal. The impact of environmental, fire protection, security, and automation considerations on design and operations is included in the program. Update of existing Marketing Engineering Guides for the design and, separately, for the operation of LPG plants. The manuals provide guidelines for facility design and operation that will permit safe, efficient handling of butane, propane, and their mixes. Development of grassroots individual Marketing Engineering Guides including design, materials, installation and testing for marketing terminals: |
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American Petroleum Institute
Location: United States Description: Technical study to identify and describe available devices and/or measures designed to prevent petroleum product releases from aboveground storage tanks located at bulk storage terminals and petroleum refineries. The study reported on the materials, equipment, and methods available to provide effective andenvironmentally sound solutions to prevent subsurface contamination at product storage facilities. The study objectives focused on leak detection measures as well as leak and spill prevention. |
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New World Horizon
Location: Poland Description: Present one week training program on pipeline integrity determination of existing pipelines. |
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