History of North Sea Platforms (The Welding Institute)

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Technical lecture
13 April 2016 18:00 - 20:00
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Description

Alan Denney, Specialist Consultant, will give a welding engineer’s history of steel offshore platforms in the North Sea. BP Magnus, Nigg Bay 1982

This lecture will go through the history of fixed steel offshore platforms in the North Sea from the early days of the 1960s through the heady days of the 1970s and 1980s. It will trace the history of platform construction drawing on the developments in materials, welding, design concepts and installation methods.

Alan Denney is a welding engineer and metallurgist who worked in the John Brown Group of Companies for over 20 years and worked on design and construction of many of the big platforms, including Shell North Cormorant, BP Magnus, Total Alwyn, Statoil Statpipe platforms and many others. He also worked at Saipem on pipeline installation for nine years before retiring (nominally) in 2012.

Date: Wednesday 13 April 2016

Time: Buffet at 18:00, talk starts at 18:30.

Venue: The Granta Centre, Granta Park, Cambridge, CB21 6AL. Note that following the opening of the Granta Centre, visitor parking arrangements at TWI have changed. (directions)

PLEASE PRE-REGISTER FOR THIS MEETING - see the organiser's webpage.

RSVP (and for more information and directions) to: Alan Shand (Lloyds Register) Tel: 0207 423 2833 Email: alan.shand@lr.org

A poster for this talk can be downloaded here.

This event is organised by the Eastern Counties Branch of The Welding Institute.

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Granta Park
Great Abington, Cambridge
CB21 6AL
United Kingdom

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