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PRCI: call for abstracts for 2019 Research Exchange

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2019 Research Exchange call for abstracts: value creation through deployment of research and development.

PRCI invites abstract submissions from operators and researchers demonstrating the value created from deployment and application of innovative research & development.

The primary focus should be on completed PRCI research; however, the council is looking to include quality research from all areas of pipeline operations from any operator or research organisation.

Abstracts are sought for multiple thematic tracks:

  • Design, materials and construction.
  • Corrosion.
  • Integrity and inspection.
  • Right-of-way protection.
  • Leak detection.
  • Remote monitoring.
  • Safety management systems.
  • The digital pipeline world.
  • Subsea pipelines.
  • Global pipeline research.

Poster session topics include:

  • University research and opportunities.
  • Researchers Looking for funding/investment partners.

The abstract submission deadline is 30 June 2018.

Please submit abstracts to Mr. Cliff Johnson at cjohnson@prci.org

Click here to download the prefered abstract format.

The 2019 Research Exchange will take place at:

Royal Sonesta Hotel

Houston, Texas

5 - 6 March 2019

Read the article online at: https://www.worldpipelines.com/business-news/12062018/prci-call-for-abstracts-for-2019-research-exchange/

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