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Featuring a practical and timely

agenda driven to:

Cut downtime and operational disruption

Extend lifetimeand decrease overall costs Maximise online availability to drive

perormance

Eliminate unplanned shutdowns and

mitigate risks

Reduce wear and tear or better

sustainability

4 7December 2011 Dusit Thani Hotel Dubai UAE

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6th October

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Practitioners And Thought Leaders:

Maximise Equipment Lifeccle, Improve Operational Efcienc And Increase Online Availabilit

Exhibitor

Media Partner

Abdulrahman Alkhowaiter, Rotating Equipment Specialist,

Saudi Aramco,KSA

Saeed Hamad Al Ramsi, Planning, Quality & IB Manager,

DP World Dubai,KSA

Hari Prasad Macharla, Senior Mechanical Engineer,

Chevron,Thailand

William Forsthoer, President,

Forsthoffer Associates Inc,USA

Michael Forsthoer, Rotating Equipment Consultant,

Forsthoffer Associates Inc, USA

Houri Hadal Al Anazi, Senior Rotating Equipment Engineer,

Kuwait National Petroleum Compan,KuwaitAli Al-Shuraa, Vibration Specialist,

Saudi Aramco,KSA

Sajeev Koshy, Machinery Condition Monitoring Engineer,

EQUATE Petrochemical Compan,Kuwait

And many more!

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Tuesday, 6 December 2011

Workshop A: Machiner Best Practices For The Regional Environment To Improve Performance And

Increase Online Machine AvailabilitWorkshop B:Dr Gas Seal And Sstem Best Practices

Wednesday, 7 December 2011

Workshop C:Machiner Failure Analsis: Conducting A Thorough Root Cause Analsis And Preventing Future FailureWorkshop D: Improving Rotating Equipment Efcienc In Operating Plants B Conducting Efcienc Upgrades

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Ke Topics Being Addressed

Overcoming the OEM stronghold in spare part sourcing and

machinery upgrade

The uture o diagnostics: Benets o non-destructivemachinery testing

Green debates: Altering rotating equipment maintenance

and operating conditions to meet government

environmental policies and international standards

Aging equipment: Maintenance, operational and

engineering strategies to extend equipment lie

Balancing steam turbines ater overhaul to prevent wear

and tear

Settling the maintenance debate: Meeting reliability

objectives vs. operational objectives in rotating equipment

maintenance

Improving routine preventive maintenance to eliminate

unplanned breakdowns and requent ailure o rotating

equipment

What is the best way o sourcing spare parts or machinery

that is obsolete and out o production, whilst avoiding

downtime caused by unavailability o spare parts?

Operating rotary machinery ater it has exceeded its

recommended lie and replacement is not a easible option

Maximising ROI on a new project: Minimising the risks

encountered during commissioning, installation and start-up

No contact machinery: Are magnetic seals and bearings

easible options or a lubricant ree uture?

Adjusting to dierent loads and operating scenarios to

ensure continued reliability when keeping up with dierent

operational requirements

Raise our compans prole in the region and positionyourself as a leader in rotating equipment

ROTATE 2011 gives you a platorm or a targeted marketing approach topromote your corporate image, products and services as well as creatinggreater market awareness. Our sponsorship packages are designed to giveyour brand targeted exposure and increase your client base with networkingopportunities.

Contact Mark Butler on [email protected] or call +971 4 407 2816

for more details

ROTATE events attended b:

Saudi AramcoShellRio Tinto AlcanADMA-OPCOSABIC DubaiElectricity And Water AuthorityADCOSaudi Telecom Company

Qatar PetroleumNational Methanol Company Emirates Aluminium

CompanyAbu Dhabi Airports CompanyBP Kuwait NationalPetroleum CompanyAECOMDP WorldAbu Dhabi Electricity AndWater AuthoritySaline Water Conversion CorporationSaudi Oger

Petroleum Development Oman

Al Jubail Petrochemicals

DubaiAluminium CompanyPetroacSaudi Electricity CompanyExxonMobilObayashi CorporationNakheel PJSCAnd many more

The only conerence in the region dedicated to the continuous improvement anddevelopment o long term solutions in rotating equipment.

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Interactive and

informative event. Its amust attend for rotating

machinery engineers

Abdullah H. El-Sheri,Mechanical Engineering Team Leader,

ADMA-OPCO, UAE

ROTATE cutslearning time b half!

M. A. Swaimil, Vibration Specialist,Saudi Aramco, KSA

This event is a stepping stoneto understanding and developing

solutions to the common

problems facing the industry

Ali Mohammed Al-Asmi, Senior Mechanical Engineer,Petroleum Development Oman, Oman

Who Will You Meet?

Rotating Equipment Engineers

Mechanical Engineers

Reliability Engineers

Condition Monitoring Engineers

Maintenance Engineers

Generation Engineers

Electro-Mechanical Engineers

Integrit Engineers

Project Engineers

Vibration Analsts

Vibration Specialists

Heads Of Plant

Heads Of Operations

Heads Of Maintenance

Heads Of Engineering

Heads Of Workshop

Maintenance Managers

Condition Monitoring Supervisors

Project Managers

Informative andhelpful for improving

technical knowledge

Mohsi Rahman, Deputy Manager,Dubai Electricit And

Water Authorit, UAE

What the industry has to say

This is the bestRotating Equipment

conference in the Arabian Gulf

Abdulrahman Alkhowaiter,

Rotating Machinery Specialist,Saudi Aramco, KSA


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08:00 Registration and Morning Coee

08:30 Opening Remarks rom the ChairWilliam Forsthoer, President,Forsthoffer Associates Inc, USA

08:45 Do OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) DictateMaintenance And Operations Of Rotating Equipment? BreakingFree Of The OEM StrongholdHow to modiy equipment or optimal unctioning when presented

with non-optimal operating conditionsHow to avoid orced downtime when aced with sourcing and

delivery delays caused by OEMsHow to modiy equipment to meet business KPIs and production

requirements beyond those imposed by OEMsHow to overcome the challenges o maintaining and sourcing spare

parts or out-o-production equipmentWhat are the qualications and skills necessary to enable users to

challenge guidelines set by OEMs?Michael Forsthoer, Rotating Equipment Consultant,ForsthofferAssociates Inc, USASaeed Hamad Al Ramsi, Planning, Quality & IB Manager,DP WorldDubai, UAE

09:30The Future Of Diagnostics: The Benets Of Non-DestructiveMachiner Testing In Maximising Online Availabilit AndMitigating DowntimeThe pros and cons o non-destructive testing and the long term

benets to production KPIs rom increased online availabilityAssessing non-destructive testing tools and identiying those best

suited to your system: Thermography, ultrasound and othersInnovative yet simple to apply non-destructive testing: Is digital

photography a viable option?Rajesh Rajani, Rotating Equipment Engineer,Rasgas, Qatar

10:15 Earl Machiner Fault Detection: Optimising Costs AndMaximising Machine AvailabilitObtaining an understanding o machinery condition rom early

stages

Assessing the various types o machinery aults: Their severity andconsequences

Evaluating machinery condition to support to detection o aultsIbrahim Al-Ajji, Generation Vibration Specialist,Saudi ElectricitCompan, KSA

11:00 Speed NetworkingThis unique acilitated networking session will give you a rareopportunity to meet your peers rom dierent companies and industries.Exchange insights and gain new perspectives on recurring concernsthat you ace with rotating equipment. Bring plenty o business cards.

11:15 Rereshment and Networking Break

12:00 Aging Equipment: Developing Maintenance And OperationalStrategies To Extend Equipment Life And Defer The High Cost OfReplacementIdentiying operational strategies that ensure rotating equipment

meets and exceeds reliability and perormance expectationsSelecting and implementing maintenance strategies that target

increased machinery lieCoatings: A long term and viable solution to reversing the aging

processHari Prasad Macharla, Senior Mechanical Engineer,Chevron, Thailand

12:45 Networking Lunch

13:45 Aging Equipment: Justifing The High Cost Of Replacement ToReduce Unreliabilit Due To Inherent Design Deciencies AndThe Resulting High Maintenance Costs

Identiying situations where replacement is the only easible optionto reducing unreliability and high maintenance costsAssessing the long and short term benets o replacementDeveloping a business case to justiy replacement o machineryPresentation tips to build your case and gain support

Esteban Perez, Senior Rotating Equipment Engineer, ABQAIQPlants,Saudi Aramco, KSAHattan Mahran, Senior Rotating Equipment Engineer,ABQAIQPlants,Saudi Aramco, KSA

14:00 Altering Rotating Equipment, Maintenance And OperatingConditions To Meet Government Environmental Policies AndInternational Standards: Is It A Priorit And How To Go About It?What are the immediate and long term environmental

consequences o emissions rom rotating equipment? Is it a realthreat?

Do maintenance procedures such as lubrication aect theenvironment?

What alternative maintenance and operational measures can betaken to reduce the negative impact on the environment?

Is the cost o remaining environmentally riendly worth the beneto meeting regulations?

Hari Prasad Macharla, Senior Mechanical Engineer,Chevron, Thailand

Manjul Saxena, Lead Rotating Equipment Engineer, Ichthys

Onshore LNG, INPEX, Japan and Rotating Machinery Consultant,Global Machiner Consultants, Australia

14:45 Improving Operational Efcienc Of Rotating Equipment ToControl Costs And Improve Performance

Assessing rotating equipment and planning or eciency upgradesConducting eective equipment eciency upgrades: A case studyReplacing wet gas seals with dry gas seals: Long term benets and

improved eciency

Manjul Saxena, Lead Rotating Equipment Engineer, Ichthys

Onshore LNG, INPEX, Japan and Rotating Machinery Consultant,Global Machiner Consultants, Australia


15:45 Revamping An Iso Cracker Reccle Gas Compressor To ReduceFrequent Failure Of Shafts, Seals And BearingsConducting root cause analysis and creating a revamp plan based

on the resultsWorking with OEMs to ensure a smooth and successul revamp

Common shortalls and overcoming them or a successul revampHouri Hadal Al Anazi, Senior Rotating Equipment Engineer, KuwaitNational Petroleum Compan, Kuwait

16:30 Maximising ROI (Return On Investment) On A New Project:Minimising The Risks Encountered During Commissioning,Installation And Start-UpMinimising the risk o equipment ailure at the commissioning

phase: Taking preventive measures against explosions and otherhazards

Ensuring that the project meets standards o power consumption,vibration and temperature

Selecting and sourcing equipment that can successully drive thepurpose o the project and meet production expectations in terms ocost and ROI

Ensure proper installation and start-up to prevent uture ailuresTeam work: Communicating the purpose and expected results o

the project to the contractor and operatorSaeed Hamad Al Ramsi, Planning, Quality & IB Manager,DP WorldDubai, UAE

17:15 The Implication Of Electrical Harmonic Distortion On OverallCompressor Package Availabilit And The Challenges FacedDuring Commissioning Incorporating 27MW motors to drive depletion gas compressorsThe long and short term benets to compressor availability o sot

start motors controlled by variable requency driveChallenges aced during commissioning and eectively mitigating

them

Adil Al-Busaidi, Electrical Engineer,Petroleum Development OfOman, Oman

Opening

Panel

Tuesday, 6 December 2011Conference Day 1

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DIAGNOSTICS AND FAULT DETECTION

COMMISSIONING AND INSTALLATION

EQUIPMENT LIFECyCLE

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Wednesday, 7 December 2011Conference Day 2

08:30 Morning Rereshments

08:45 Opening Remarks rom the Chair

09:00 What Is The Best Wa Of Sourcing Spare Parts For MachinerThat Is Obsolete And Out Of Production Whilst AvoidingDowntime Caused B Unavailabilit Of Spare Parts?Recycling old spare parts: Modiying them so they are as good as

newAn engineering solution: Creating new spare parts based on

previous OEM designsAlternative long term solutions: Predictive maintenance and reverse

engineering

Abdulrahman Alkhowaiter, Rotating Equipment Specialist, Saudi Aramco, KSA

09:45 Settling The Maintenance Debate: Meeting Reliabilit ObjectivesVs. Operational Objectives In Rotating Equipment MaintenanceThe reliability objectives o the plant and the specic rotating

equipmentThe operational objectives o the plant and its implications on the

rotating equipmentMaintaining a balance between achieving operational objectives and

maintaining reliability: Is this realistically achievable

William Forsthoer, President,Forsthoffer Associates Inc, USASajeev Koshy, Vibration Analyst,EQUATE Petrochemicals, KuwaitAbdulrahman Alkhowaiter, Rotating Equipment Specialist,SaudiAramco, KSA


11:00 Balancing Steam Turbines After Overhaul To Prevent Long TermRubbing And Loss Of Machine Integrit And Preventing FutureImbalanceHow to rectiy turbine imbalance while minimising downtimeIdentiying the root cause o imbalance: Vibration, improper

installation or aulty machineryEnsuring proper assembly at installation to prevent repeat and

uture ailureWael Eissa, Senior Turbine Engineer,

Saline Water Conversion Corporation, KSA

11:45 Dr Gas Sstems And Sstem Best Practices: Assuring That NewAnd Existing Compressor Dr Gas Seals And Their Sstems AreOf The Highest Safet And ReliabilitAssessing design eatures to support seal selectionSeal gas conditioning and control systemsIntermediate seal gas system and secondary vent systemsAction plan or systems o the highest saety and reliabilityWilliam Forsthoer, President,Forsthoffer Associates Inc, USA

12:30 Networking Lunch

13:30 Upgrading Centrifugal Compressors With Polmer LabrinthSeals To Improve Efcienc And Increase ThroughputAssessing various polymer labyrinth designs including polymer

tooth labyrinths and abradable sealsSelecting materials best suited to the unction and operating

conditions o centriugal compressorsThe impact o polymer labyrinth seals on eciency and throughputRobert Aronen, Managing Director EMEA,Boulden International,Luxembourg

14:15 Appling Condition Based Strateg Successfull In PlantMaintenance: Challenges And Proactive StrategThe 3M actor: The most eective weapons in successul plant

maintenanceThe pros and cons o a condition based maintenance strategyChallenges posed by ageing plantsMethodological Approach: Reducing downtime with the prioritisation

o deectsSajeev Koshy, Vibration Analyst,EQUATE Petrochemicals, Kuwait

15:00 Integrating Performance Monitoring With Major MachinerComponents To Improve Performance And Enable BetterMaintenance Planning

Head produced vs. head requiredWhat actors aect centriugal compressor throughput?What to do when the compressor is in good condition and when it

is notMichael Forsthoer, Rotating Equipment Consultant,

Forsthoffer Associates Inc, USA

15:45Aternoon Rereshments and Networking Break

16:00 Assessing Severit Of Machiner Vibration To Develop EffectiveMaintenance Plans And Prepare For Possible ShutdownSelecting and implementing vibration monitoring tools to assess

severity o machine vibrationDetermining when vibration is too severe or eective unctioningPlanning maintenance to decrease vibration and improve

perormanceAli Al-Shuraa, Vibration Specialist, Saudi Aramco, KSA

16:45 Case Stud: Oil Mist Eliminators Effect On Gas Turbine BearingsThe importance o maintaining an oil mist system to improve

machine reliabilityConducting a root cause analysis and providing an optimum rapier

optionThe importance o monitoring operation parameters in gas turbinesRiyadh Al Harbi, Rotating Equipment Engineer,Saudi Aramco, KSA

17:30 Troubleshooting ExchangeThere will be fip charts present in the conerence hall on whichyou can put down your most pressing concerns, recurring problemsand topics you are interested in knowing more about. This session,

acilitated by the Chair will open the foor to the audience to discusspractical solutions and share insights. This interactive orum has beendeveloped to generate innovative ideas and maximise interactivelearning.

18:15 Closing Remarks rom the Chair

18:30 End O Conerence

Case

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Interactive

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18:00 Troubleshooting ExchangeThere will be fip charts present in the conerence hall on which youcan put down your most pressing concerns, recurring problems andtopics you are interested in knowing more about. This session, acilitatedby the Chair will open the foor to the audience to discuss practicalsolutions and share insights. This interactive orum has been developedto generate innovative ideas and maximise interactive learning.

18:30 Closing Remarks rom the Chair

18:35 End o Conerence Day 1

INCREASING EQUIPMENT EFFECTIVENESS AND EFFICIENCy

MONITORING AND MAINTENANCE

Boulden International is a manuacturer and a manuacturers representative

serving the oil, gas, and power generation industries. With over 40 years o

experience Boulden International is able to provide customers with quality

solutions and products. Boulden International carries a large inventory o

DuPont Vespel CR-6100 and DuPont Krytox oil and greases lubricant or the

rotating equipment market. Boulden International also represents Turbo ComponentsEngineering Company (TCE) in the re-engineering o bearings and Torlon labyrinth seals

or compressors and turbines in the Middle East market. Customers in the rening, power,

pipeline, chemical, cryogenic, steel, aluminum, and other fuid handling markets have all

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Monday, 5 December 2011Day 2

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Sunday, 4 December 2011Day 1

Workshop A

Machiner Best Practices For The Regional

Environment To Improve Performance And

Increase Online Machine AvailabilitWilliam Forsthoer, President,Forsthoffer Associates Inc, USAWilliam Forsthoer has been involved with Rotating Machinery World Wide since 1962 as a

Compressor Designer or Siemens/ Demag/De Laval and Machinery Specialist or ExxonMobil. He

is currently President Forsthoer Associates.

Timing: 09:00 12:00

Rationale

Based on years o experience working with rotating equipment in the region,

this course is designed to signicantly increase your plant machinery saety and

reliability and assure management implementation. This course has a special

ocus on Project Best Practices, ocusing on specic Machinery Type (Pumps,

Compressors etc.) and Seal Best Practices and concluding with Commissioning,

Preventive and Predictive Best Practices. This course is designed to teach you how

to obtain management approval to implement cost eective global machinery bestpractices to optimise plant saety, reliability and prots using proven machinery

best practices.

Learning Objectives Developing Best Practices rom plant and industry lessons Identiying the costs associated with the lessons learned that initiated the Best

Practice Identiying the cost associated with implementing the Best Practices Listing the successul use o the Best Practices in other location Benchmarks Providing Reliability inormation (% Availability, MTBF etc.) or the Benchmarks

Workshop C

Machiner Failure Analsis: Conducting A

Thorough Root Cause Analsis And Preventing

Future Failure

Abdulrahman Alkhowaiter, Rotating Equipment Specialist,

Saudi Aramco, KSAAbdulrahman Alkhowaiter over twenty years o machinery troubleshooting experience. He has

practiced machinery ailure analysis and redesigned machinery or greater reliability. In addition,

he has worked 13 years in engineering consulting or Saudi Aramco as a compressor and steam

turbine specialist.

Timing: 09:00 12:00

Rationale

For industrial machinery, a proper machinery ailure study which solves the

root causes o the ailure is the primary tool or maintaining sae operation

at minimum cost. This course teaches the how and why o machinery

ailures by utilising: actual case histories in industry, video documentaries

o major machinery accidents, machinery technical reports with detailed

drawings and examples o ailed components rom industry. There aretwo ailure analysis book handouts, in addition to electronic les o past

machinery incidents and their analysis.

Learning Objectives Explain how and why machinery ails in a given mode Perorm a Root Cause Machinery Failure Analysis

Compile and write a proessional ailure analysis report Identiy machinery ailure causes rom machinery drawingsAchieve the condence required to approach dicult machinery ailures Redesign machinery or greater reliability

Workshop B

Dr Gas Seal And Sstem Best Practices

Michael Forsthoer, Rotating Equipment Consultant,Forsthoffer

Associates Inc, USA

Michael Forsthoer has over 10 years o experience in the feld o Turbomachinery, including feldtroubleshooting and consulting. He spent 4 years with John Crane, 3 o which consisted o being

the on-site Seal Realiability Engineer. He is currently consulting or Forsthoer Associates.

Timing: 13:00 16:00

Rationale

As everybody who has worked with Centriugal Pumps knows, Mechanical Seals

are the most commonly ailed component. Why is this? This one day workshop

will not only answer that question, but will also help attendees signicantly

increase centriugal pump MTBF due to increased mechanical seal reliability.

Learning Objectives Design basics o a typical mechanical seal including:

- Support Component Function and Design- O-ring Function

- Seal Face Design Major Flush Plan Design and Condition Monitoring Pump Mechanical Seal Application including:

- Single vs. Dual Un-Pressurised vs. Dual Pressurised

- Pusher vs. Non-Pusher- Secondary Seal Element Application- Face Material Application

Mechanical Seal System Condition Monitoring including:

- EROE

- Seal Chamber Conditions

Workshop D

Improving Rotating Equipment Efcienc In

Operating Plants B Conducting Efcienc

Upgrades

Manjul Saxena, Lead Rotating Equipment Engineer, Ichthys OnshoreLNG, INPEX, Japan and Rotating Machinery Consultant, GlobalMachiner Consultants, AustraliaSpecialist in rotating equipment concept selection, FEED and detailed design in the Oil and Gas

Industry, Manjul Saxena has 23 years o refnery, petrochemical, power plant, LNG and oshore oil

& gas experience including execution o fve multi-billion dollar projects. He is currently working

as consultant or INPEX Corporation, supervising engineering contractor work related to rotating

equipment design and engineering.

Timing: 13:00 16:00

Rationale

The use o advanced computing technologies has signicantly improved

our understanding o rotating equipment, which has lead to considerable

improvements in the eciency o equipment in the last 15 years. The

increase in energy cost has created an environment where equipmentupgrades are becoming more economically attractive. This course details

a broad range o equipment eciency improvement opportunities or

consideration by operators o process plant and equipment.

Learning Objectives Eciency upgrades or centriugal compressors and matching compressor

perormance to plant requirements Replacing wet gas seals with dry gas seals on centriugal compressors Eciency upgrades or steam turbines Eciency upgrades or gas turbines Consider gas and liquid expanders in place o pressure reduction stations

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