Life Cycle Costing of Corrosion in the Oil & Gas Industry
Life Cyle Costing (LCC) OF cORROSION in the Oil & Gas industry
Description
This coursework presents an advanced but easy to follow path to understanding LCC of an Oil & Gas project which is essentially performed very early in a Oil & gAS PROJECTS lIFE cYCLE to take an informed decision on evauayting which option is most economical to pursue while contemplating an Oil & Gas Project
Useful for both management and Engineering professionals in the Oil & Gas industry.
It can also be used as a quick refreence for professionals carrying out an early stage Life Cycle Costing for a oil & Gas project particularly for Offshore / Subsea Projects.
It includes a Case Study for the Life Cycle Costing of a Sybsea ipeline project.
Also mentions how Consequnces of Risk identified are to be included in Life Cycle Costing for an Oil 7 Gas project.
Does not require a very strong background in an one technical area however having a good bakcground in Offshore Oil & Gas projects will be very helpful.
More content is likely to be added to this course, however this course has deliberately been kept very concise so that it can be completed without spending hours through abstruse material.
Mathematical models used for LCC have been included in this course. Therefore the material helps you ramp up very easily to acquiring completence in evaluating and comparin various options under consideration for extimating the Life Cycle costs for a project at concept stage.
Please note that while this course essentially covers the LCC evaluation for corrosion in Oil & Gas industry, the concepts and materails will prepare you well for carrying out an overal LCC for a Oil & Gas project.
We wish you Happr Leanrinn.
Thanks,
Sourabh
What You Will Learn!
- Life Cycle Costing (LCC) of Corrosion in Oil & Gas facilities
- Case Study of Life Cycle Costing (LCC) for Pipeline Project
- Early Stage Costing Estimation of Oil & Gas projects
- Mnagement decision Making for Feasability and Economics of Oi & Gas projects
Who Should Attend!
- Engineers an Management of Oil * Gas indutry