Automation INSIGHT! October 2017 by DMS Global

October 2017 Vol.5 Issue 4

2nd ISA Analysis UAE Division Symposium 2017

POST SHOW REPORT 2nd ISA UAE Conference and Exhibition

INSIGHT! FEATURE

INTERVIEW with

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October 2017 Vol.5 Issue 4

2nd ISA Analysis UAE Division Symposium 2017

POST SHOW REPORT 2nd ISA UAE Conference and Exhibition

INSIGHT! FEATURE

INTERVIEW with

DMS ANALYTICS

Randy Hauer

Product Manager Ametek Process Instruments Past Director – ISA Analysis Division

GCC Overview

FEATURED PROJECT

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Automation Insight! October 2017 Vol. 5 Issue 4 PUBLISHED BY Data Media Systems (for private distribution) President & CEO Mohammed Loch mloch@dmsglobal.net Operations Director Sara Loch sloch@dmsglobal.net Content Writer & Editor Rima Ravi rravindran@dmsglobal.net Editorial Designer Darren Deniese ddeniese@dmsglobal.net Although all efforts to ensure accurate reporting are taken, some errors may occur. The views and opinions herein are not those of the Publishers. All Rights reserved.

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Dear DMS Members, Optimizing efficiency and reducing costs of ownership have always been required but today in the Middle East it is more important since the cost of ownership has increased 10-fold in the last 10 years or so due to the need to have the vendors locate operations in the Middle East such that now everybody is looking to scale-down operations. Many NOCs will obviously demand localisation as a means to diversify their economies and to employ more nationals. This is their right of course and to be expected but it does have the negative effect of putting costs up with vendors requiring more resources in the region additionally to those in other regions to support their customers. Other means are required to counter this upward trend in the cost of support and one of those is to make use of the latest technologies. Another is to promote competition but the O&G industry is reticent to use newer systems just as they are to migrate to a competitor and for good reason when you consider the cost of plant shutdowns or troubleshooting problems. The cost of competition is also something that drives-up costs as more people are required just to quote a single replacement part. Is it better therefore to out-source much of our services to service providers that will compete against each other less frequently with contract being renewed every 5 years or so? In answering this question, we should consider that the product life-cycle is shortening these days due to the rapid advancement of technology whilst the cost of electronics is reducing and to out-source on payment of monthly lease agreements at the expense of a one-off capital payment may make a lot of sense. Any change of technology can be handled by the service provider since they would supply/install the equipment of their choice with services bundled together allowing greater use of smart devices, big-data analytics and remote diagnostics. This would have the added benefit of allowing them to understand the customers’ needs better (voice of the customer) and provide better solutions, diagnostics and/or integrated replacement part purchasing without anyone at plant ever having to get involved. It’s a huge ask for end-users to let go of the control but, when viewing the market environment and the technological competence today, it may well be the best way to move forward to reduce the cost of ownership and let’s face it, an engineer working for an end-user is the same engineer that could work for the service provider and so surely the risk is minimal whilst the economical returns are great having cut-out a whole layer of support! Kind Regards, Mohammed Loch President and CEO, DMS Global Director of Industry Relations,International Society of Automation (ISA)

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BAPCO Modernization Program The Bahrain Petroleum Company (BAPCO) has undertaken a project to improve the operations and profitability of their Sitra refinery. BAPCO’s modernization program aims to revamp the refinery’s crude distillation units by replacing and updating aging units, that will boost the processing capacity to 360,000 barrels per day (bpd) from its current 267,000 bpd. The program will include the staged implementation of these five major units; a residue conversion unit, hydrocracker units, a distillate hydrotreater, a sulfur recovery unit and a delayed coker unit. Other units in the project will comprise of; a waste treatment facility, a hydrogenation unit, a naphtha hydrotreater unit and a dehydro-sulphurization unit which will produce diesel according to international standards with the sulphur content of fewer than 10 parts per million.

BAPCO plans to develop the residue conversion unit first to improve the refinery’s capacity to process heavier crude types into lighter-grade products as the company currently imports 220,000 bpd of crude oil from Saudi Aramco. BAPCO also requires the extra refining capacity because they are planning to build a new A-B pipeline, also known as the New Arabian Pipeline, with Saudi Aramco which will have a capacity to export 350,000 bpd of crude oil to the Bahrain refinery. BAPCO received bids for the EPC contract for the modernization program from 3 consortia back in June 2017. They are currently negotiating with the consortium of Technip, Tecnicas Reunidas, and Samsung Engineering who submitted the lowest bid. This project is currently scheduled to be completed in the year 2020.

Al-Zour- New Refinery Project In order to increase country’s refining capacity to 1.41 million barrels per day (bpd), Kuwait is developing a greenfield Al-Zour Refinery Project (ZOR) which is located 90 kilometers south of Kuwait, the 615,000 bpd facility will supply 225,000 bpd of low-sulfur fuel oil for power generation helping to achieve the maximum benefits from the country’s wealth. The feedstock from the new refinery will be transported through a new 250-km pipeline connecting the Al Zour project with South Tank Farms. The multi-billion project is built in five packages: Main Process Plant; Support Process Plant; Utilities and Offsites; Tankage; Marine Facilities. The Kuwait National Petroleum Company (KNPC) floated an initial tender for the main contract in June 2007; however, the project faced political problems and was re-tendered several times with the last Invitations To Bid submitted in July 2015. Finally, in October 2015, KNPC awarded EPC contracts to the following companies: the first package was awarded to Sinopec, Tecnicas Reunidas,and Hanwha E&C; the second and third packages were awarded to Fluor, Hyundai Heavy Industries and Daewoo E&C; The fourth package was given to Essar and Saipem, and the fifth package was to Saipem, Hyundai E&C and SK E&C.

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DRPICâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s New Refinery Project Due To Be Completed End Of 2019 Duqm Refinery and Petrochemical Industries Company (DRPIC) is a 50/50 Joint Venture (JV) between Oman Oil Company (OOC) and Kuwait Petroleum International (KPI). OOC, a commercial company owned by the Government of Oman, which was incorporated in 1996 to pursue investment opportunities in the energy sector. KPI is a company organized under the laws of England which was established in 1983. KPI refines and markets fuels, lubricants and other petroleum derivatives outside Kuwait.

The Duqm Refinery Project is set to be completed by the end of 2019 which aims to provide various products such as diesel, jet fuel, naphtha and LPG products.

Duqm Refinery Project aims to produce light distillates at a higher efficiency rate. The refinery comprises of hydrocracking, hydrotreating and delayed coking units, along with sulphur recovery, hydrogen generation and merox treating units. It has the capacity of 230,000 barrels per day (bpd) and is competent of 800,000 tonnes per annum (tpa) of styrene, 300,000 bpd of crude oil, 1,500,000 million tpa of polypropylene, and 2,800,000 million tpa of aromatics. Amec Foster Wheeler is in charge of the FEED who has recently won the PMC contract alongside Technip. Around August 5, 2017, the EPC tender for the main processing unit of the Duqm Refinery Project was won by the JV of Daewoo and Tecnicas Reunidas. For the Offsites and Utilities EPC tender, the JV of Petrofac and Samsung Engineering Company while the EPC tender for the third package was won by Saipem International. This strategic partnership between OOC and KPI was proved in the incorporation of Duqm Refinery. This gives a tactical marine location and a competitive advantage being in the path of international shipping lines in the Indian Ocean and the Arabian Sea. This acts to reimburse the local economy of the area in particular while contributing heavily to the national GDP and also add imperceptible value to Duqm as a destination while introducing new industries to the area.

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Clean Fuels Project - Mina Al Ahmadi Refinery Package The Kuwait National Petroleum Company (KNPC) has introduced the Clean Fuel Project that is aimed to upgrade the capacity of Mina Al Ahmadi refinery up to 400,000 barrels per day (bpd), lowering gas oil sulfur content to as low as 10 particles per million (ppm). Mina Al Ahmadi Refinery is located 45 kilometers to the South of Kuwait City and covers a total area of 10,534,000 square meters. The project’s scope includes modification and installation of 29 units with the following units being added: a delayed coker unit (DCU), a vacuum distillation unit (VDU) and an atmospheric residue desulphurization (ARDS) unit. Other components include a gas oil desulphurization (GOD) unit, a sulphur recovery unit (SRU) and a hydrogen production unit (HPU).

finished the modernization of the catalytic cracking unit. After commissioning in Q1 2018, the Mina Al Ahmadi Refinery will fulfill local as well as international demand for clean fuels that meet modern environmental standards and requirements.

The project was put on hold in 2008 due to cost issues, and revived in the first half of 2012. The deadline for Expressions of Interest (EOI) was set on July 4th, 2012, with seven companies prequalified later in December: ABB, Hyundai E&C, Daelim, Punj Lloyd, JGC, L&T, and Petrofac. The client chose Fluor Corporation to perform the Front-End Engineering & Design (FEED) for the project and Amec Foster Wheeler to perform s Project Management and Consultancy (PMC) services contract. In April 2014, KNPC signed the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) contract for the $5 billion refinery with the Joint Venture of JGC, GS Engineering & Construction, and SK Engineering & Construction. GS E&C will build the GOD unit and HPUs, while SK E&C will be in charge of the DCU and SRU. Construction works started in March 2015, and the project is moving ahead of schedule with the current completion rate of 85%. In August 2017, contractors

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RSA Conference 2017 Asia Pacific & Japan: Taking Cybersecurity Beyond Borders Singapore, 31 July 2017 – RSA Conference, the world’s leading information security conference and exhibition, concluded its fifth annual RSA Conference 2017 Asia Pacific & Japan (RSA Conference APJ) with a resounding success on the 28th of July 2017. The premier Cybersecurity event, held at Singapore’s Marina Bay Sands Expo and Convention Center, attracted more than 6,500 registrations over three days. Attendees had the valuable opportunity to engage with more than 100 speakers across 79 sessions, keynotes, and tutorials, as they dove into dedicated tracks such as Cloud, Mobile, and IoT Security; eFraud & Law Enforcement; Global Perspectives; Security Strategy & Data Security; and Threats and Threat Actors. More importantly, 2017 marked the fifth anniversary of RSA Conference APJ and the first time the conference dedicated an entire track on governments’ role in Cybersecurity: Policy, Government & Regulations. “In recent months, we’ve seen more governments taking a pivotal role in shaping the Cybersecurity landscape across Asia Pacific & Japan. We recognize the importance of providing a platform for Cybersecurity professionals to have conversations on how existing and upcoming government policies will impact the state of security in countries and mold Cybersecurity strategies of private enterprises,” said Linda Gray Martin, Director & General Manager, RSA Conference. “The large turnout serves as a strong indicator that organizations are taking bolder steps towards their Cybersecurity strategies.” Focusing on the increased role of the public sector in Cybersecurity across Asia and in endorsement of the newly introduced Policy, Government & Regulation track, RSA Conference 2017 APJ was

honored to have representatives from the Australian government grace the event as keynote speakers. The Honorable Dan Tehan M.P., Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Cybersecurity in Australia delivered an insightful keynote, “Cyber-Boom: Capitalizing on the Cybersecurity Dividend”, which dived into the importance of investing in Cybersecurity to keep Asia-Pacific countries safe from Cybercrime and drive economic growth in the region. Minister Tehan emphasized the importance of partnerships across the region and with business, as well as investing in our people and their ideas to ensure the region becomes a world leader in Cybersecurity. Dr. Tobias Feakin, Australian Ambassador for Cyber Affairs, who leads the country’s international cyber engagement to advance and protect Australia’s national interest, also emphasized the need to bridge the gap between the public and private sectors in the fight against Cybercrime. The ambassador shared that “governments cannot address the opportunities and challenges of cyberspace alone. The Internet is fundamental to the private sector, civil society and consumers, all of who must coordinate closely to reap the benefits offered by emerging digital technologies” during his keynote speech on day two of the conference. The three days of RSA® Conference APJ 2017 also saw other key highlights, including: • A keynote by Rohit Ghai, President of RSA, who rallied organizations to take on a more precise and personal approach to Cybersecurity as a means to strengthen cyber resilience.   • A unique perspective from Formula One legend Jacques Villeneuve and industry executive Mark Gallagher into how seamless performance and risk-

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INDUSTRY NEWS management on the racetrack is closely intertwined in a connected environment of speed, high technology, and data management. • A timely and interactive deep-dive into today’s Cybersecurity hot topic at the Ransomware Seminar, which gave attendees a multi-faceted perspective into the threat ecosystem. • The DevOps Connect seminar, held for the first time in APJ, presented the emerging community of practitioners with an invaluable opportunity to discuss the intersection of security and DevOps. • A fully functioning Security Operations Center (SOC) experience, powered by the RSA NetWitness Suite and Cisco Security, offering event attendees the valuable opportunity to discover what real-time traffic monitoring looks like. RSA Conference APJ also featured 110 sponsors and exhibitors across the Exhibition floor. Participating companies—such as BAE Systems, CenturyLink, IBM, M.Tech, PWC, Qualys, RSA and Symantec— demonstrated their latest Cybersecurity innovations. Executive Quotes: Linda Gray Martin General Manager RSA Conference

In recent months, we’ve seen more governments taking a pivotal role in shaping the Cybersecurity landscape across Asia Pacific & Japan. We recognize the importance of providing a platform for Cybersecurity professionals to have conversations on how existing and upcoming government policies will impact the state of security in countries and mold Cybersecurity strategies of private enterprises. The large turnout serves as a strong indicator that organizations are taking a bolder step toward their Cybersecurity strategies.

U.S., the EMEA region, or the Asia-Pacific region, RSA Conference events are where the security industry converges to discuss current and future concerns and get access to the people, content and ideas that help enable individuals and companies to win, grow and do their best. It is the ultimate marketplace for the latest technologies and hands-on educational opportunities that help industry professionals discover how to make their companies more secure while showcasing the most enterprising, influential and thought-provoking thinkers and leaders in security today. For information on events, online programming and the most upto-date news pertaining to the information security industry visit www.rsaconference.com. RSA Conference logo, RSA, Dell, EMC, Dell EMC and other trademarks are trademarks of Dell Inc. or its subsidiaries. Other trademarks may be trademarks of their respective owners. All other company and product names may be trademarks of their respective owners Media Contacts: Michelle Adams-Dixon  RSA Conference  +1 781 515 6296 michelle.adams-dixon@rsa.com

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FieldComm Group Meets with UAE based Vendors/ Users over Technology Marketing Needs FieldComm Group met with UAE based vendors and users to discuss about the marketing needs for their various technologies and to review the programs proposed for the first FieldComm Day – UAE The meeting started off with Paul Sereiko giving a short over view presentation of FieldComm Group to establish a foundational understanding among those present. Mohammed Loch asked each attendee present, to comment on their experiences with the various technologies on offer as well as their opinions on what FieldComm could offer to enhance use of their technologies. HART Communication Protocol seems to be the most popular FieldComm technology in use. Almost all the attendees were using it at least for configuration and commissioning, while some are using it in full digital and this seems to be in the upswing. Foundation Fieldbus was being used by some, but not for control in the field because of an underlying concern of a perceived technology risk. Some of the attendees were using WirelessHART while there were others who chose to not use it at all. None of the users were aware of either the FDI or the APL and while most suppliers were aware of APL, only a few of the suppliers were aware of APL. There was a general agreement between all the attendees on that, although they were using all these technologies, they were not using them to their full potential. The only concerns put forward and that too by a few, were that of “old technology” and a few other perceived negatives. Predictive maintenance was a major point of discussion as a lot of the attendees recognized that HART helped them out a lot on the issue and wanted to use it more. This consequently led to a lot of the attendees suggesting to include the topic, “Using HART for Predictive Maintenance” for the FieldComm Day event. Another point brought up by a vendor was that ProfiBus had a local support center and it would benefit the users of the various technologies provided by FieldComm to have a local

support center for them too. A third suggestion was to provide direct end-user training to the actual endusers rather than having sales engineer trained to provide training to the customer engineering manager who in turn has to train the actual end-users. The representative from Endress+Hauser asked about what FieldComm Group could do to aid in the integration processes, implying on the training and proper use of FDI features. The Schneider representative then pointed out the need to inform users of the optimization in control room real estate that could be achieved with Foundation Fieldbus. Features like “Notes” and “Calculators” could come in handy. All of the attendees, both users and vendors, were quick to agree on the fact that more vendor-neutral training was needed. After discussing about the technology marketing, the meeting moved on to review the proposed program for the first FieldComm Day – UAE. All present seemed to agree to the content proposed for the program with no negative opinions regarding the program. The interest in attending the event seemed positively high with each attendee suggesting that at least 10 members from their company/division would be interested in attending the event. To summarize the meeting, there was wide agreement over the fact that more technology training was needed to improve full usage of FieldComm Group technologies; the vendors were in full support of the need to market FieldComm technologies more in the Middle East and a few even committed to making this recommendation to their management; The FieldComm Day – UAE was given the “Go Ahead!” approval by all present. The meeting concluded with Mohammed Loch deciding to convene a separate meeting with vendors to get participation commitment and to iron out the event details and also to align responsibilities to aid in the execution of the next steps as decided in the meeting.

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Ametek : Interview with Randy Hauer Q) What are the benefits the ISA Analysis Division bring to the industry & how have you been involved? Because of the range of technical disciplines and the fact most arrive at “Analyzers” from the instrument engineering field there is much to learn. The analysis division, the symposium, and access to the 1,000 members is essential. ISA-AD is the only non-profit organization dedicated to the education of analyzer professionals. What always strikes me is the intellectual generosity of the members. No matter their formal education all of us had to acquire the adjacent skill sets from others and all hence we appreciate the obligation to pay it forward, mentor, educate, share, present. And one last observation; there is little to none of the technical ceiling seen in other professions. The process analyzer business is very egalitarian, the flow of information from technician to Engineer to PhD is essential. Day to day observations from the field, by technicians drives this business and hence there is respect from top to bottom and back down again. you have to get “some dirt under your fingernails” to be credible.

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Product Manager Ametek Process Instruments Past Director – ISA Analysis Division Q) How long have you been working in the Analysis Industry & why have you chosen to be in this field your whole career? After a stint in sulphur recovery process testing at my company I went into process gas analysers in 1980. As far as choosing process analytics as a profession, like most of us who end up spending their entire career in the field I had no conscious thought at the time it would be my Metier and a life sentence. I graduated as Chem-E and considered myself a process engineer. Like others who I have quizzed; you are a decade into it, you have picked up the electronics, the physics of sample handling systems, the instrument engineering (meanwhile becoming an ISA member) and you come to realize you are an Analyzer person. There is no degree in analyzer engineering but by dint of the arcane nature of the profession and a distinct specialization path you have arrived there. You ask others and they tell you the same story…”I had no idea my career would take this trajectory but I love it for all that it is”

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Q) Why do you think the 1st ISA Analysis Division UAE Symposium was so successful & why is the second event even bigger? We had observed from 2000 on, the attendance from the Gulf region to the 5 day AD symposium was our largest international attendance. The demand for the knowledge from the region was there, that was obvious. We knew if we were to locate an AD symposium in the region it would be well subscribed but how to get it off the ground?. We are an “all volunteer” organization, what we needed was the ground level support and so DMS was the catalyst to make this happen. In addition, there is no question that the Gulf region is the centre of hydrocarbon processing and world scale grass roots projects. The recent SADARA project was to my knowledge the largest one time installed base of analyser tags and analyzer house at one go. I would go as far to say that ISA and the AD ‘owed this” to the Gulf region and the many companies who had invested in their people by joining them to this rather small but essential body of specialists. It was overdue Q) There is now an ISA Analysis Division Symposium in Singapore. What other parts of the world would you like to see similar events? An analyser conference requires a certain critical mass of analyzer professionals and a growing HC processing industry. I can see Russia, India and China having these characteristics.

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2ND ISA ANALYSIS UAE DIVISION SYMPOSIUM

Day One: Tuesday 3rd October 2017 7:00 am – 8:15 am Registration 8:15 am – 9:00 am Key Note Speeches

Mohammed Loch President & CEO - DMS Global Director Industry DevelopmentInternational Society of Automation (ISA)

Abdul Nasser Al Mughairbi Senior Advisor (ADNOC Executive Office) ADNOC ISA UAE President

Randy Hauer Product Manager Ametek Process Instruments Past Director, ISA Analysis Division

9.00 am – 9:30 am Ribbon Cutting & Exhibition Tour Session One 9:30 am – 11:00 am Best Practices for Analytical Systems Speakers

Track Chairman

Shafee Shahjahan

Saqib Sajjad

Sr QMI Engineer Al Hosn Gas

Energy Efficiency Section Head GASCO

Mahesh Davda

Service Manager Gulf ABB Process Automation

Practices in Laboratory & Integration of a Online Analysis and its impact Process Gas Chromatograph on Energy Performance Controller with the of Gas Sweetening Units Analytical Oven (Author Tracy Dye)

Sriram Anantha Narayanan

Ajay Laghate

Vice President Yokogawa Middle East & Africa

AIT Technical Sales Consultant Schneider Electric – Applied Instrument Technologies

Analyzer selection, Interference removal and Sampling techniques

Best Practices for Analytical Systems in Gasoline Blending Operation

11:00 am – 11:30 am Coffee Break Session Two 11:30 am - 1:00 pm Best Practices for Analytical Systems Track Chairman

Speakers

Shafee Shahjahan

Shine Scariah

Sr QMI Engineer Al Hosn Gas

Senior Instrument & Control Engineer GASCO GASCO Experience with different H2S Analyzer technologies and future expectations

Co-Speaker

A. Valasubramanian

Senior Instrument and Control Engineer GASCO GASCO Experience with different H2S Analyzer technologies and future expectations

Ramzi Hammad

Neil Ayre

Frank Zorn

Sales Manager – Middle East Xylem Inc

General Manager Advanced CAE (ME)

International Sales Manager Lar Process Analyzers AG

Advanced Wastewater Online Monitoring and Control

Installation and Operation of Online Analytical Equipment in the Middle Eastern region.

Fast and reliable on-line analysis of oils inwater by carbon detection – costeffective monitoring of water quality in the petrochemical sector (Author Samuel Bakheet )

1:00 pm - 2:00 pm Lunch & Exhibition 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm Maintenance Challenges for Analytical Equipment Speakers

Track Chairman

Mohammad Asam Choudhry Sr. Analyzer Engineer Borouge

John Benjamin Suresh

Co-Speaker

General Manager AIMS

Athar Waseem

The Seven mistakes of Analyzer Maintenance Contracts

Manager AIMS

Shafee Shahjahan

Andrew (Sam) Nolan

Head of Quality Measurement Instrumentation (QMI) PDO

Dawood Abdullah Al Sulaimani

Analytical Troubleshooting Techniques

Maintenance Challenges in today's economic oil climate

3:30 pm - 4:30 pm Coffee Break & Exhibition

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Co-Speaker

Sr QMI Engineer Al Hosn Gas

QMI Engineer PDO

Andreas Udvardi-Lakos

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Day Two: Wednesday 4th October 2017 8:00 am – 9:00 am Registration Session One 9:00 am – 10:30 am Innovation in Analytical Techniques Track Chairman

Saeed Ahmed Al Shehhi

Senior Instrument Engineer, IC&EE Dept. ADGAS

Speakers

Dr. Peter van Vuuren

Mahesh Davda

Process Raman Gas in Ammonia Production and Refining

Right On The Money, Right On the Pipe! – Downstream Process Control Applications of a Unique At-line Process Chromatograph (Author Steve Lakey )

Director of OptografTM Service Manager Gulf Business Development ABB Process Automation SpectraSensors, An Endress+Hauser Company

Ravi Sinha

Michael B. Simpson

Priteshkumar Patel

Regional Sales Manager Siemens

O&G Industry Manager ABB Inc.

Maintenance Engineer (Inst & Control) ADCO

AMADAS – the Value of Extended Data to Support Analytical Performance and Reliability (Author Andreas Udvardi )

Measurments of Trace gases for Industrial Process Monitoring and Control (author Douglas S. Baer)

Improving Quality & Accuracy of Gas Well Testing by in-situ Water Analyzer.

Co-author: Edward Orr

10:30 am – 11:00 am Coffee Break Session Two 11:00 am - 12:30 pm Innovation in Analytical Techniques Track Chairman

N.V. Kulkarni

Team Leader Instrumentation & Control ZADCO

Speakers

Stefanie Koch

Senior Product Manager Analyzer BARTEC BENKE

Michael B. Simpson

O&G Industry Manager ABB Inc.

Ralf Bünder

Manager Endress+Hauser Conducta GmbH + Co. KGm New Physical Property Naphtha Steam Cracking (NSC) Modern measurement Analyzer rapiDist-4 Unit Optimization: The Use of technology with digital for fast online control Robust On-line Analyzer Technology sensors for various for the Real-time Optimization industries of Steam-cracking Furnace Operation

Zaheer Juddy

Priteshkumar Patel

Managing Director AIMS

Maintenance Engineer (Inst & Control) ADCO

The Tunable Filter Spectrometer (TFS), an innovative Technology

Sample Conditional System (SCS) for GC to analyze the Gas Stream of 3-phase Fixed Test Separator (FTS)

Co authors: Edward Orr and Allan J. Rilling

12:30 pm - 1:30 pm Lunch & Exhibition 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm Emission Monitoring & Reporting Track Chairman

A. Valasubramanian Senior Instrument and Control Engineer GASCO

Speakers

Ayesha Al Hemeiri

Kunal Kothari

Environmental Engineer GASCO

Vice President Sales Teledyne Analytical Instruments

Challenges in Emission Reporting at GASCO

CEMS – Monitoring & Reporting

Co-authors: Shayma Al Mazrouei Debasish Bandopadhyay Ravish Agrawal

Randy Hauer

Co-Speaker

Zaheer Juddy

Past Director, ISA Analysis Division

Managing Director AIMS

Middle East & Africa Manager DURAG Group

Senior Environmental Engineer GASCO

Sulfur Recovery Hot-Wet CEMS, (Re)Designing for Process Condition You Won’t Find on the Data Sheet

Advantages and Limitations of Differential Pressure and Ultrasonic Stack Flow Monitoring

GHG Emission Reporting: Challenges in Accurate Emission Quantification in Middle East National OIl Companies

Product Manager Ametek Process Instruments

Abbad Cheik

John Williams

3:30 pm - 4:30 pm Coffee Break & Exhibition

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Keynote Speakers Abdul Nasser Al Mughairbi Senior Advisor (ADNOC Executive Office) Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) ISA UAE President Abdul Nasser Al Mughairbi is the Senior Advisor of Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), the state-owned oil company of the United Arab Emirates. His responsibility is to lead and manage the ADNOC Panorama Project which is ADNOC Digital Transformation Project. Abdul Nasser has started his career in 1990 as an Operations Engineer in Abu Dhabi Gas Industries Ltd. (Gasco), a natural gas producing company of Abu Dhabi, U.A.E. It is a subsidiary of the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC). He held various positions in Gasco Processing Plants and Pipelines Division and reached to the level of Senior Vice President in the year 2013. Gasco is the largest gas processing facilities in the U.A.E. His responsibility as Senior Vice President (Technical) was to lead the development of GASCO’s Technical Group strategies and provide high quality technical support services for all GASCO operations and projects while directing the development and updates of world-standard Integrity Assurance systems and ensuring safe execution of technical projects in line with the highest HSE standards, policies and procedures. Furthermore, have a great role in the energy efficiency and emission reduction efforts of the company. Before assuming the Senior Vice President (Technical), he was the Senior Vice President of Habshan Complex. . Habshan Complex has 15 Processing Plants processing 7 billion cubic feet of gas per day. Abdul Nasser lives in Abu Dhabi with his wife and 1 daughter and 2 sons.

Mohammed Loch President & CEO – DMS Global Director Industry Development – International Society of Automation (ISA) Mohammed Loch is the President & CEO of DMS Global. DMS Global’s range of activities include Events, Publishing, Video Production, Web Services, PR & Branding Solutions, ultimately complementing its project intelligence database. With this diverse range of activities, DMS is the only media company that can truly call itself a marketing specialist for the Energy Sector. Other than DMS Global, Mohammed’s other roles include; the Director Industry Development for the International Society of Automation (ISA), the Middle East, Africa & Asia Pacific Partner of the ARC Advisory Group, Regional Director Middle East for the Manufacturing Enterprise Solutions Association (MESA) as well as FieldComm Group, Director of Market Intelligence for the Bilateral US-Arab Chamber of Commerce, and Partner & Executive Director of the Choice to Change Foundation.

Randy Hauer Product Manager Ametek Process Instruments Past Director – ISA Analysis Division Randy has over 43 years of experience in sulfur recovery and on-line process analytics. Randy joined Western Research in 1974 to work with their sulfur recovery unit testing group now Sulphur Experts) and then with SRU related on-line process gas analyzers (now part of AMETEK Process Instruments). Randy graduated in Chemical Engineering from Southern Alberta Institute of Technology and is currently the product manager for sulfur recovery analyzers at AMETEK. He is past director of the International Society of Automation (ISA) Analysis Division and an ISA Fellow.

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Organizing Committee Ashish Kaldhone Senior Control Engineer – Technical Services ADCO Ashish Kaldhone is currently working as a Senior Control Engineer of ADCO’s Technical Services – Engineering division. The main role of the department is to in-house projects execution in the ‘Concept’ and ‘FEED’ phases. In addition, the department act as the highest technical authority and leads technical analysis, conducting safety studies, developing standards, specifications and guidelines, new technology introductions. His overall professional career of 22 years began in 1994 where Ashish was involved in water and waste water treatment plant automation, electrical & instrumentation design, pre-commissioning, commissioning activities after which shifted gears to move to Oil and Gas arena in 2001. Here, Ashish was mainly responsible for the design, engineering, project management, technical training of topside control systems associated with onshore/offshore oil and gas industry serving various mid and senior management positions prior joining ADCO in 2014.

Khalfan Mohamed Al Abdouli Performance & Reliability Advisor-I&C ADGAS Khalfan Mohamed Al Abdouli is the Performance and Reliability advisor (Instrument and Control) at Abu Dhabi Gas Liquefaction Company Ltd – ADGAS having obtained his bachelor’s degree in Electronic Engineering from Khalifa University in 2007 and joined ADGAS in the same year. In 2011 Khalfan obtained a master degree in Engineering management from The University of Wollongong. A technical expert with 9 years of experience, responsible for assuring plant performance as per design intent in ADGAS, partnering with internal business stakeholders to tackle plant issues and provide advisory roles for improving plant effectiveness. Khalfan occupied a different role in ADGAS in deferent division starting from maintenance, to engineering and project and finally in performance and reliability. Khalfan is charged to analyze, diagnose, and solve significant plant issues relating primarily to production losses and integrity and reliability events and trends. He is a specialist in process instrumentation and controls engineering. Khalfan facilitates and leads Root Cause Analysis teams. Khalfan is the Independent Competent Person accountable for verification of asset integrity of instrumentation and control systems and equipment.

Vasudevan Mukunda Senior Control Engineer ADMA M.VASUDEVAN, Bachelor of Technology (Instrumentation Engineering) currently works as a Senior Control Engineer with ADMA-OPCO. Vasudevan has over 25 years of experience in design, installation, commissioning & trouble shooting of Instrumentation & control systems for oil & gas industry.

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2ND ISA ANALYSIS UAE DIVISION SYMPOSIUM Zunaid Yacoob Sr. QMI Engineer Al Hosn Gas Started my career in the Technical department as a laboratory Chemist with specialization in Gas Chromatography. Progressed to the Maintenance Instrument department and held the position of Analyzer Specialist. Currently in the position of Senior I&C Engineer-QMI. Having a total of 27 years experience in the Oil and Gas sector with 22 years at a Refinery in South Africa. Last 5 years have been in the UAE working in a Sour Gas plant. Nagarajan Venkataraman Department Manager, PA-Cent. Maint. (Automat. & Control) Borouge Since joining Borouge in 2000, Nagarajan has worked in various positions in IT & Maintenance. Presently working as Department manager for Automation & Control, is responsible for maintenance, lifecycle management, and development of new automation systems, analyzers, Fire & gas systems etc., Before joining Borouge in 2000, he worked with Honeywell for 12 years in India and UAE. In Honeywell Nagarajan developed local technical assistance centers, managed projects and after sales support. Prior to this, between 1984-1989, he worked for Leeds & Northrup affiliate in India. Jitendra Kakadia Instrumentation Manager Elixier Instrumentation Manager at Elixier-ADNOC Linde Industrial Gases Company Ltd. Bachelor of Engineering in Instrumentation and Control Engineering completed in year 1993. More than 24 years of Experience in various Field like Oil & Gas Refinery, Hydrogen Plant, Petrochemical plant, Bulk Chemical Plant and exposure in various Automation system like Siemens, Foxboro, Emerson, Allen Bradley, Bentley Nevada etc. Before Elixier, I was working in Reliance Industries Ltd. Jamnagar, India. One of the largest Refinery Complex of Asia. Khalid Omar Abdulla Instrument Engineering Team Leader, Plant Availability Division Fertil Currently Khalid is working as Instrument Engineering Team Leader within Fertil & has reach experience of approximately 17 years in service. Gradually his career grew from S. technician to Instrument team leader through various divisions starting from Instrument (Plant Availability), to Project in (Technical and Integrity), then Training and Career development in (Human Capital & services), finally As Instrument Engineering Team Leader in (Plant Availability). Eisa Salem Saeed Al Jenaibi Environmental & Energy Efficiency Department Head GASCO Eissa is the Environment & Energy Efficiency Department Head at GASCO. He has over 13 years of experience in the company and has held different managerial and engineering positions in the areas of maintenance, energy optimization and environment protection. He has led numerous energy efficiency strategic initiatives at ADNOC level and GASCO with significant impact on energy performance improvement and systems advancement. Eissa has a Masterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Degree HRM from Abu Dhabi University and Mechanical Engineering degree from the University of Arizona. 16 Automation

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2ND ISA ANALYSIS UAE DIVISION SYMPOSIUM Dr Paul Rostron BSc(Hons), PGCE PhD, MRSC, CChem, MICorr Professor of Chemistry and Corrosion The Petroleum Institute Dr Paul Rostron is, Professor of Chemistry and Corrosion at the Petroleum Institute, ADNOC’s University and Research Center. He has taught courses, both undergraduate and post graduate in Chemistry and in Corrosion for more than 20 Years, as well as conducting masterclasses in corrosion globally. Current research topics include the synthesis of novel corrosion inhibitors, mitigation of biofouling, atmospheric corrosion mapping, and is building a flow – loop for corrosion in pipeline studies. Currently he is a member of the Board of Directors for NACE UAE section, and was recently chairman of the section. Member of the Institute of Corrosion and Chartered Chemist of the Royal Society of Chemistry

Challa Venkat Raj Instrument Engineer ZADCO Instrumentation professional for the last 29 years with wide-ranging experience in Oil & gas (both Onshore & Offshore), refinery and petrochemical industries and also has the experience of working in all sections of the industry, namely an Operating Company, a Detailed Engineering Consultancy Company and an EPC Contracts Company. Presently working with ZADCO for the last 15 years in the operational support engineering department providing engineering solutions to the plant operations along providing interface to various ongoing projects.

Technical Committee Track Chairman : Best Practices for Analytical Systems Shafee Shajahan Abu Dhabi Gas Development Co. Ltd. (Al Hosn Gas) Senior QMI Engineer Shafee completes his Chemical Engineering in 2001 and holds over 16 years of Process analyzer experience and involved in various installation , commissioning , maintenance of oil and gas plants in Qatar, Kuwait and UAE. Currently he is working in Alhosn gas as senior QMI Engineer. He worked both as an End user and Vendor in GCC. Track Chairman : Emission Monitoring & Reporting A. Valasubramanian Abu Dhabi Gas Industries Ltd – GASCO Senior Instrument and Control Engineer Mr Valasubramanian is a B Tech Instrumentation Engineering graduate from Madras Institute of Technology and obtained MBA degree from Strathclyde University, Abu Dhabi Campus. He has over 25 years of experience in the Engineering & Technical Support, Construction and Commissioning of Control and Safety systems, Turbo machinery controls, metering packages, Analyzer systems and field instrumentation. He is a Certified SHELL SIFPro facilitator. He is passionate about industrial measurement sensors & technologies and was evaluating and introducing new technologies for improved Plant safety & Efficiency in a sustainable manner. He is working as a Senior Instrument & Control Engineer in Engineering & Technical Services Division, GASCO.

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2ND ISA ANALYSIS UAE DIVISION SYMPOSIUM Track Chairman : Innovation in Analytical Techniques Saeed Ahmed Al Shehhi Senior Instrument Engineer, IC&EE Department ADGAS Saeed studied mechatronics engineering that cover mechanical, control and electrical aspects in Higher College of Technology in United Arab Emirates. Later on, he earned both a Bachelor degree in engineering management and recently Master in Business Administration from the same college. Saeed has 10 years experience in instrumentation discipline in Abu Dhabi Gas Liquefaction Company (ADGAS) within engineering Division. He handled a several key brown field projects in last few years in LNG/LPG process control, vibration system, analyzers aspects, machine control and emission monitoring. He also participated in instrument support of a number of major schemes within ADGAS. He is leading a group of instrument design engineers and construction group for carrying out plant modifications and considered as technical authority (instrument discipline) for complying ADGAS standard/ practices in all major brown and green field projects & modifications. Track Chairman : Innovation in Analytical Techniques N.V. Kulkarni Team Leader Instrumentation & Control ZADCO Mr. N V Kulkarni has more than 30 years of experience in design, engineering and Project Management of Instrumentation, Control and Telecommunication sector of mainly Oil and Gas Industry. He started his career in Operation and Maintenance. Later he worked for more than 22 years in major EPC Organizations before moving to Integrated Project management team. He is working in ZADCO, Abu Dhabi on UZ750 Project as Team Leader since last 7 years. Track Chairman : Maintenance Challenges for Analytical Equipment Mohammad Asam Choudhry Sr. Analyzer Engineer Borouge Having more than 23 Years of experience in fields of project engineering and plant maintenance related with various analytical instruments (online and laboratory) in petrochemical industries. Certified Lead internal auditor for ISO 9001, 14001, 50,000 and RC14001. Started professional carrier back in 1991 with Fauji Fertilizer (Pakistan), worked nine years with IBN ZAHR (SABIC, KSA) and since year 2000 serving Borouge (ADNOC, UAE) as several roles and responsibilities, currently working as Sr. Engineer Analyzer.

Speakersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Profiles Best Practices for Analytical Systems Mahesh Davda Service Manager Gulf ABB Process Automation Abstract: Integration of a Process Gas Chromatograph Controller with the Analytical Oven (Author Tracy Dye) Working in the field of analytics for more than 32 years. Before joining to ABB in 2007, I have been working with Petrochemical industry in Qatar and India. I am responsible to provide level 2 technical support for ABB Analytical products across middle east region. I am also conducting training on ABB analyzers and Gas chromatographs for various customers.

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2ND ISA ANALYSIS UAE DIVISION SYMPOSIUM Neil Ayre General Manager Advanced CAE (ME) Abstract: Installation and Operation of Online Analytical Equipment in the Middle Eastern region. Over 30 years of experience in the process analyzer field, from maintenance in a top UK refinery though years of experience as a specialist analyzer systems vendor. A former General Manager for a top GC and analyzer manufacturer and currently managing Advanced CAE a leading systems integration group based in the Middle East.

Saqib Sajjad Energy Efficiency Section Head GASCO Abstract: Practices in Laboratory & Online Analysis and its impact on Energy Performance of Gas Sweetening Units Mr. Saqib is steering energy efficiency in GASCO. He has played a key role in development and implementation of Energy Management System at one of the largest gas plants of the world. He has led numerous studies & initiatives and contributed in energy efficiency improvement at operating facilities as well as in projects. Mr. Saqib has also contributed in developing energy strategy, instigating energy performance benchmarking and in developing energy competencies. He has authored numerous conference papers and has also supported energy efficiency in R&D. Mr. Saqib has won the year 2016 “Energy Engineer of the Year” award for the Middle East Region. He has also been conferred with National Excellence Award in Year 2017. With Masters in Chemical Engineering and MBA, he is also Chartered Engineer, Certified Energy Manager and Certified Measurement & Verification Professional.

Shine Scariah Sr. Instrument & Control Engineer GASCO Abstract: GASCO Experience with different H2S Analyser technologies and future expectations Shine Scariah, Senior Instrument and Control Engineer with Abu Dhabi Gas Industries Ltd - GASCO (ADNOC group). His Professional career commenced in 2000 and has worked in various capacities in Instrumentation and Control, Automation, Telecommunication, Project Management in Conceptual study/ FEED/ Detailed Engineering/ Procurement/ Construction/ Commissioning/ Operation & Maintenance. Holds Engineering Degree in “Instrumentation & Control” from prestigious University of Madras A. Valasubramanian (Co speaker) Senior Instrument and Control Engineer GASCO Abstract: GASCO Experience with different H2S Analyser technologies and future expectations Mr Valasubramanian is a B Tech Instrumentation Engineering graduate from Madras Institute of Technology and obtained MBA degree from Strathclyde University, Abu Dhabi Campus. He has over 25 years of experience in the Engineering & Technical Support, Construction and Commissioning of Control and Safety systems, Turbo machinery controls, metering packages, Analyzer systems and field instrumentation. He is a Certified SHELL SIFPro facilitator. He is passionate about industrial measurement sensors & technologies and was evaluating and introducing new technologies for improved Plant safety & Efficiency in a sustainable manner. He is working as a Senior Instrument & Control Engineer in Engineering & Technical Services Division, GASCO.

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Frank Zorn International Sales Manager LAR Process Analyzers AG Abstract: Fast and reliable on-line analysis of oils in water by carbon detection – costeffective monitoring of water quality in the petrochemical sector (Author Samuel Bakheet ) Working Experience: More than 13 years with LAR Process Analysers AG More than 7 years of sales experience in online monitoring technology Education: - Finalised: B.A. in Business Administration - Ongoing: M.A. in Economical Psychology

Ajay Laghate AIT Technical Sales Consultant Schneider Electric – Applied Instrument Technologies Abstract: Best Practices For Analytical Systems In Gasoline Blending Operation Ajay Laghate has been working with analyzers and systems for Blending automation projects for the past 18 years with successful implementation of more than 10 projects

Ramzi Hammad Sales Manager – Middle East Xylem Inc. Abstract: Advanced Waste Water Online Monitoring and Control Chemist with over 20 years of experience in the field of water and wastewater treatment business. Currently work for Xylem Inc. in the capacity of Sales Manager for Xylem Analytics. Xylem Analytics is a group of 12 manufacturing companies specialized in instrumentation for water and wastewater quality, level, flow and environment. Our main market segments are: Waste Water, Environment & General Lab, Surface Water, Coastal & Oceans, Food & Beverage and Pharma. We are part of Xylem Inc. which is a leading global water technology provider, enabling customers to transport, treat, test and efficiently use water in public utility, residential and commercial building services, industrial and agricultural settings. The company does business in more than 150 countries through a number of market-leading product brands, and its people bring broad applications expertise with a strong focus on finding local solutions to the world’s most challenging water and wastewater problems. Xylem is headquartered in Rye Brook, N.Y., with 2014 revenues of $4.5 billion and more than 12,500 employees worldwide. Xylem was named to the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index for the last two years for advancing sustainable business practices and solutions worldwide. Please visit www.xyleminc.com Sriram Anantha Narayanan Vice President Yokogawa Middle East & Africa Abstract: Analyzer selection, Interference removal and Sampling techniques A.Sriram – is the Head of Instruments and Analyzer Product business for the Middle East and Africa region in Yokogawa. He is a Graduate Chemical Engineer and has been working in the Process Instrumentation and Analyzer field for over 30 years. He has been in the Middle East region for over 24 years serving all the major oil and chemical companies, offering them – Measurement solutions to increase the productivity and safety using PCI and Analyzer measurement products.

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Emission Monitoring & Reporting Randy Hauer Product Manager Ametek Process Instruments Abstract: Sulfur Recovery Hot-Wet CEMS, (Re)Designing for Process Condition You Won’t Find on the Data Sheet Randy has over 43 years of experience in sulfur recovery and on-line process analytics. He joined Western Research in 1974 to work with their sulfur recovery testing group and then with the process gas analyzer group, (now AMETEK Process Instruments). Randy graduated in Chemical Engineering from Southern Alberta Institute of Technology. He is past director of the ISA Analysis Division and product manager, sulfur recovery analyzers at AMETEK.

Abbad Cheik Middle East & Africa Manager DURAG Group Abstract: Advantages and Limitations of Differential Pressure and Ultrasonic Stack Flow Monitoring Abbad was born in Mauritania in 1975. He was awarded a scholarship from German government to study mechanical engineering at Cologne University of Science. Later on he studied also MBA at University of East London. He joined DURAG GROUP in 2012. In his current position as General Manager of DURAG Middle East office in Dubai, he is responsible for the technical & sales support of DURAG’s customers and partners in the whole region. He has vast experience in Combustion Technology and Environmental Monitoring.

Ayesha Al Hemeiri Environmental Engineer GASCO Abstract: Challenges in Emission Reporting at GASCO Ayesha Alhemeiri is an Environmental Engineer in the HSE Division. She has been working in GASCO for one year and a half, as she has joined in January 2016. Ayesha has graduated with a Bachelor’s of Science in Environmental Sciences from the merican University of Sharjah. Prior to joining GASCO, Ayesha was part of the Crown Prince Court Program entitled “UAE Youth Ambassadors” where she participated in Germany for two consecutive years. Last year, Ayesha completed a six-week internship at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research in Germany. Also, in May of last year, Ayesha gave a talk at a TEDx event hosted by the American University of Sharjah.

Shayma Al Mazrouei (Co Author ) Environmental Engineer GASCO Abstract: Challenges in Emission Reporting at GASCO Shayma Al Mazrouei is Environmental Engineer in Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) Division in GASCO. She worked in various environmental projects on Predictive Emission Monitoring System (PEMS), Leak Detection and Repair (LDAR), waste and water management, etc. She is also participated on Environmental Management for Sustainability Training in Japan Cooperation Center Petroleum (JCCP). Shayma has a chemical engineering degree from Petroleum Institute (PI).

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Debasish Bandopadhyay (Co Author ) Senior Environmental Engineer GASCO Abstract: Challenges in Emission Reporting at GASCO I have PhD in Environment and have 23 years of experience in the same field. I have served in different capacities in Oil and Gas industries at different locations as well as through all project cycles covering FEED, EPC as well as Operation Phase of the industries. Currently I am working as a Senior Environmental Engineer at HSE, GASCO and involved in Environmental Monitoring and Management.

Ravish Agrawal (Co Author) Environmental Engineer GASCO Abstract: Challenges in Emission Reporting at GASCO Ravish Agrawal is an Environmental Engineer in GASCO working for past 4 years. He is responsible for Emission reporting on a monthly basis. He is having a Bachelor Degree in Chemical Engineering with Post Graduate in Environment Management. He is having over 20 years of work experience in various industries.

John Williams Senior Environmental Engineer GASCO Abstract: GHG Emissions Reporting: Challenges In Accurate Emission Quantification In Middle East National Oil Companies John Williams is a Chartered Engineer with over 30 years of engineering experience and Lifetime Member of the American Board of Engineers. His core competencies include environmental modelling & forecasting, energy/carbon management and climate change. Having delivered projects in 32 countries, he is currently employed as Senior Environmental engineer in GASCO.

Kunal Kothari Vice President Sales Teledyne Analytical Instruments Abstract: CEMS – Monitoring & Reporting Mr. Kunal Kothari Is Currently The Vice President – Global Sales With Teledyne Analytical Instruments Usa. Working With Teledyne for the last 25 Years, Responsible For Global Sales & Marketing Has Great Knowledge And Experience In Analytical Instrumentation.

Innovation in Analytical Techniques Mahesh Davda Service Manager Gulf ABB Process Automation Abstract: Right On The Money, Right On the Pipe! – Downstream Process Control Applications of a Unique At-line Process Chromatograph (Author Steve Lakey ) Working in the field of analytics for more than 32 years. Before joining to ABB in 2007, I have been working with Petrochemical industry in Qatar and India. I am responsible to provide level 2 technical support for ABB Analytical products across middle east region. I am also conducting training on ABB analyzers and Gas chromatographs for various customers. 22 Automation

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2ND ISA ANALYSIS UAE DIVISION SYMPOSIUM Michael B. Simpson O&G Industry Manager ABB Inc. Abstract: Measurements Of Trace Gases For Industrial Process Monitoring And Control (Author Douglas S. Baer) Abstract: Naphtha Steam Cracking (NSC) Unit Optimization: The Use of Robust Online Analyzer Technology for the Real-time Optimization of Steam-cracking Furnace Operation (Co Author Edward Orr / Allan J. Rilling ) Michael B Simpson, Ph.D.: Dr. Simpson Is the ABB FT-IR Global Industry Manager for HPI. He has been steering the ABB FT-IR offering in the HPI market place since its first introduction and continues to be recognized as a leading authority on FT-IR/NIR as related to the refining and petrochemical industry.

Priteshkumar Patel Maintenance Engineer (Inst & Control) ADCO Abstract: Improving Quality & Accuracy of Gas Well Testing by in-situ Water Analyzer. Abstract: Sample Conditional System (SCS) for GC to analyze the Gas Stream of 3-phase Fixed Test Separator (FTS) Priteshkumar Patel is a Certified Automation Professional (CAP) having 25 Yr of experience in oil&gas and petrochemical industry, in the field of design, selection, commissioning & maintenance of various type of analytical and gas chromatography. He has designed, commissioned and maintained many innovative solutions for sample conditioning system for SWAT, Furnace Flue gas & 3-ph gas test separators Zaheer Juddy Managing Director Analytical Instrumentation & Maintenance Systems (AIMS) Abstract: The Tunable Filter Spectrometer (TFS), an innovative Technology Mr. Zaheer Juddy, MD of Analytical Instrumentation & Maintenance system (AIMS) and one of the brightest young entrepreneur in the region and brings with him a vast experience of over 19 years in Analytical field. Being an Analyzer Expert provides consultancy and training’s to Endusers/Customers from oil and gas industry. Mr. Zaheer has taken several initiatives for introducing new Technologies, Applications and Analyzer Sampling System designs for online Analyzers. Stefanie Koch Senior Product Manager Analyzers BARTEC BENKE Abstract: New Physical Property Analyzer rapiDist-4 for fast online control Dipl. Ing. degree in Chemical Engineering from the Fachhochschule Nürnberg, Germany -Over 30 years of experience in process analyzers and systems for refinery applications -Project management for turn key projects in the refinery industry starting from field survey, study, detail engineering, production, field installation and start up

Ralf Bünder Manager Endress+Hauser Conducta GmbH + Co. KGm Abstract: Modern measurement technology with digital sensors for various industries Ralf Bünder started his career in 2000 at Stip-isco Gmbh. He joined Endress+Hauser in 2005 as a Business driver for analyzers. Since 2010, as the Area Manager- he has been overlooking analyzer business for India, Japan and the Middle East regions. He is responsible for the Oil & Gas industry. In his 16 years of experience, and the nature of his positions at Endress+Hauser, he is well versed with both technical aspects as well as the industry challenges.At 44 years old, Ralf is married and is a father of two precious kids. Automation

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2ND ISA ANALYSIS UAE DIVISION SYMPOSIUM Ravi Sinha Regional Sales Manager Siemens Abstract: AMADAS – the Value of Extended Data to Support Analytical Performance and Reliability (Author Andreas Udvardi ) I am working as Regional Sales Manager for Analytical Products & solutions with Siemens in Lower Gulf. Started the career as a Instrumentation Engineer in India and then joined as a Sales Engineer for Online Gas Analyser products & Systems. Moved to UAE in 2013 to work with Siemens LLC as a Sales Manager. Responsibilities taken so far in career is Instrumentation Engineer, Proposals, Sales & Marketing, and the current role of Regional Sales Manager. Have also being involved in activities such as project management, partner development etc

Dr. Peter van Vuuren Director of Optograf TM Business Development SpectraSensors, An Endress+Hauser Company Abstract: Process Raman Gas Analysis In Ammonia Production And Refining Dr. Peter van Vuuren has been involved with process analysis for over 30 years. His experience with on-line process analyzers includes advanced gas chromatographic systems but also many different optical techniques. These include FTNIR, FTIR and laser based systems like Tunable Diode Laser (TDL) technology and process Raman spectroscopy. At ExxonMobil Chemical he was responsible for the global support of major analyzer projects and the evaluation and deployment of new process analysis technologies. Since retirement from ExxonMobil Chemical he was involved at Kaiser Optical Systems Inc. with the development of the on-line gas phase process Raman spectrometer which became known as the OptografTM. Since Kaiser Optical Systems Inc. and SpectraSensors Inc. were bought by Endress+Hauser, he was appointed as Director of Business Development within the SpectraSensors’ Marketing and Sales group responsible for the Optograf product line.

Maintenance Challenges for Analytical Equipment Shafee Shahjahan Sr QMI Engineer Al Hosn Gas Abstract: Analytical Troubleshooting Techniques Shafee completes his Chemical Engineering in 2001 and holds over 16 years of Process analyzer experience and involved in various installation , commissioning , maintenance of oil and gas plants in Qatar, Kuwait and UAE. Currently he is working in Alhosn gas as senior QMI Engineer. He worked both as an End user and Vendor in GCC.

John Benjamin Suresh General Manager Analytical Instrumentation & Maintenance Systems (AIMS) Abstract: The Seven mistakes of Analyzer Maintenance Contracts John Suresh, with over 21 years of Analytical Instrumentation Engineering across the O&G value chain such as NETEL, SABIC, Siemens, RasGas and presently heading the regional operations of AIMS. Experienced in Maintenance / Engineering and Training platforms with educational background of BTech also Management Alumini from Indian Institute of Management – Ahmedabad.

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2ND ISA ANALYSIS UAE DIVISION SYMPOSIUM Athar Waseem (Co speaker) Manager, Analytical Division Analytical Instrumentation & Maintenance Systems (AIMS) Abstract: The Seven mistakes of Analyzer Maintenance Contracts Athar Waseem is Analyzer specialist with 30 Years of rich experience in Analytical Instrument Field. Have serviced in SABIC as Engineering Specialist, ABB as Technical Service Manager, GASCO as QMI Engineer and have several success stories to share. Athar has authored/coauthored number of technical papers. Have conducted many short / long duration training courses on online analytical system for different companies across the region. Athar is presently working in AIMS as Manager Analytical Division.

Andrew (Sam) Nolan Head of Quality Measurement Instrumentation (QMI) PDO Abstract: Maintenance Challenges in today’s economic oil climate over 30 years of working with process analysers. Supporting major projects worldwide with various service providers before joining Shell 15 years with Shell Oil Company, over 3 years with Petroleum Development Oman – Head of QMI, 6 Years Qatar Shell GTL – Senior QMI & Metering Engineer, 6 Years with Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas – Senior QMI & Metering Engineer. 4 years with Measurementation – Service Manager( Analyser Systems Integrator). 2 years in Houston Office 2 years in Singapore office. 10 years with CAE Singapore – Service Manager- (Analysers Systems Integrator). Tetra Laval – Singapore – Supporting Emission Monitoring systems on their Sustained Shockwave Plasma Incinerators 3 Years Badger Construction – Analyser Engineer assigned to Rayon Refining Company – Thailand. Process Analytical Services (Analyser Systems Integrator) – 3 year Assignment to Marsden Point Refinery, New Zealand for Commissioning and Maintenance of their process analysers. Dawood Abdullah Al Sulaimani (co speaker) QMI Engineer PDO Abstract: Maintenance Challenges in today’s economic oil climate Worked in control and automation with Petroleum Development Oman for about 12 years. 4 years supporting operation and maintenance field team to carry out all maintenance/correctives for field instrumentation. For about 6 years worked as quality measurement instruments supervisor in gas department looking after all process analyzers and flow meters. 2014 till date, working in QMI function supporting all operation and major projects. Supported major PDO projects, Rabab Harwel and Yibal Khuff in design review and selection of process analyzers for different applications.

Andreas Udvardi-Lakos Head of Analytical Products & Solutions Siemens Abstract: Enhanced analytical Reliability and simplified Maintenance in Process Gas Chromatography Andreas Udvardi-Lakos is the Head of Process Analytics at Siemens in Lower Gulf. He joined Siemens Germany in 1990 as a Service Engineer for Gas Chromatography and worked through various assignments in Germany, Singapore, China and now ME. His responsibilities included Global Customer Service & Support, Engineering, establishing PGC Application Lab, Gas Analyzer repair Centre, Siemens Partner Management and now Centre of Excellence. Automation

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Exhibitors’ Profiles ABB Automation LLC. Contact Person: Gautam Kumar Address: ABB Industries FZE, FC04, Near RA08, Jebel Ali Freezone, Dubai, UAE Tel: 00 971569931633 Website: www.new.abb.com/products/measurement-products/analytical Email: Gautam.Kumar@ae.abb.com Sponsor Type: Gold Sponsor Stand Number: B1 ABB is a pioneering technology leader that is writing the future of industrial digitalization. For more than four decades, we have been at the forefront, innovating digitally connected and enabled industrial equipment and systems. Every day, we drive efficiency, safety and productivity in utilities, industry, transport and infrastructure globally. With a heritage spanning more than 130 years, ABB operates in more than 100 countries and employs around 132,000 people. For over half a century, ABB has developed, manufactured, supplied and installed analytical instruments for the laboratory, process, environmental, steam and power industries. Advanced CAE Middle East Contact Person: Tess Young Address: Musaffah 15, Plot 25, Unit 37 Tel: 00 971 2 5632 382 Website: www.advcae.com Email: tess.young@advcae.com Sponsor Type: Bronze Sponsor Stand Number: C2 Advanced CAE is a global leader in systems integration for online Process Analysers, for the Oil, Gas and Petrochemical industries. Our analyser systems cover the complete installation range, from walk in ventilated, airconditioned houses, to cabinets, and simple rack mounted analysers for field installations. CAE understands and works with the client, to achieve the best technical application for the purpose, taking into account total life cycle costs, future maintenance and service requirements for the measurement. As a company under the Advanced Holdings banner, we are able to draw upon the knowledge, products and services of our group companies. This includes the highest quality Process Analysers from ATAC, ATOM, Guided Wave and SoFraser, along with our selected agencies for other applications. CAE operates worldwide, with manufacturing facilities in the USA, Europe, China, Singapore, and now in the UAE and Saudi Arabia, in order for us to bring service support and expertise closer to our valued clients. Our talented team in Advanced CAE (Middle East) draws upon over 30 years of experience in the area of systems integration. Helping us in our goal to become the number one systems integrator in the Middle East

AMETEK Process Instruments Contact Person: Zaheer Juddy (AIMS) Address: Tel: 00 97126436114 Website: www.aimsgt.com / www.sru.ametekpi.com Email: zaheerjuddy@aimsgt.com Sponsor Type: Bronze Sponsor Stand Number: A2 AMETEK Process Instruments provides on line process gas analyzer systems for; • Sulphur recovery and tail gas treating applications (SRU Tail Gas, SO2 CEMS, Pit Gas, TGTU H2-H2S) • New products include a HC-H2S-BTEX analyzer for acid gas (feed gas) and process O2 for start up • Moisture analyzers, both TDL type (1-1,000 ppm) as well as and Quartz crystal basedtype ( for 10-1,000 ppb) • Thermox combustion O2 analyzers

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2ND ISA ANALYSIS UAE DIVISION SYMPOSIUM Analytical Instrumentation & Maintenance Systems (AIMS) Contact Person: Zaheer Juddy Address: Office 103, Al Khyeli Building, Al Salam Street, Abu Dhabi,UAE Tel: 00 91754811218 Website: www.aimsgt.com Email: zaheerjuddy@aimsgt.com Sponsor Type: Bronze Sponsor Stand Number: A1 Analytical Instrumentation & Maintenance Systems (AIMS) is Middle East leading and highly professional comprehensive range of services. AIMS are founded to provide expertise service for Analytical Instrumentation. We optimize your system and ensure maximum efficiency with minimal downtime. The company is led by personnel with specialized experiences in Analytical Instrumentation and Systems Development supported by a team of service personnel in the field of related process automation. These services are widely spread in Analytical Instrumentation (Lab & Online), AMCs, Air Quality Monitoring, Process Solutions, Sulphur Recovery Optimization and equipment related to Sulphur Recovery Units. BARTEC BENKE Contact Person: David Zengerly / Satish Vadlamani Address: Borsigstrasse 10 Reinbek 20259 Germany Bartec Middle East Fze // Hc02 Jebel Ali Free Zone I P.O. Box 17830 I Dubai - U.A.E. Tel: 00 49 40 72703 201 Website: www.bartec-benke.de Email: david.zengerly@bartec-benke.de / Satish.Vadlamani@bartec.ae Sponsor Type: Gold Sponsor Stand Number: C1 BARTEC products and solutions prevent explosions wherever hazardous substances such as flammable liquids, gases and dust could occur and keep people safe, whilst protecting the environment. Customers primarily include companies from the oil and gas industries as well as chemical, petrochemical and pharmaceutical companies from around the world. BARTEC BENKE online analyzers and measurement technology continuously provide the relevant process parameters, ensuring optimum process control. In this way, the systems ensure the quality of production results in accordance with applicable standards and product-related specifications. The portfolio of BARTEC BENKE includes a full line of vertically integrated online analyzers, sample systems and shelters. It is their aim, in close cooperation with their customers, to develop new solutions and to set new standards with outstanding analyzers. BARTEC BENKE configure the devices according to the specific process requirements of their customers. Their experts advise and guide you from concept to completion of your project analysis, worldwide.

Bühler Technologies GmbH Contact Person: Oliver Fries Address: Harkortstrasse 29, 40880 Ratingen Tel: 00 49 2102 4989-46 Website: www.buehler-technologies.com Email: o.fries@buehler-technologies.com Sponsor Type: Exhibitor Stand Number: B9 Bühler Technologies is one of the few full assortment, global suppliers who specialize in gas analysis. Along with their range of products, designed and continuously optimized by its own R&D department, Bühler develops solutions for highly specific applications. For over 45 years, Buehler Technologies has provided their customers in the process, chemical, petro-chemical, power plant and other energy sectors with tailor made environmental industrial solutions - a responsibility they take very seriously. Bühler Technologies quality management is certified through Lloyd’s Register Quality Assurance and has an EN ISO 9001 certificate. A comprehensive set of their certificates are available on the Buehler homepage 28 Automation

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2ND ISA ANALYSIS UAE DIVISION SYMPOSIUM Chemtrols Middle East Fze Contact Person: Anne Joseph Address: PO BOX 263239, RA08JC06 Tel: 00 971 488 10940 Website: www.chemtrols.com Email: anne.joseph@chemtrols.com Sponsor Type: Bronze Sponsor Stand Number: B3 Chemtrols is specialized in providing complete solutions in analytical systems, flow metering and process instrumentation for Oil and Gas, Chemical and Petrochemical, Metals and Mineral and Power Industries. Chemtrols with a track record of 40 years in this field is well recognized by World leading consulting companies, EPCs and End Users. Chemtrols in Collaboration with Global companies offers the complete solution; concept to commissioning, warranty and post warranty support at competitive price. Chemtrols Middle East facility supports the Middle East and Africa region. It’s the company privilege to get associated with process licensors for refineries, leading consultants, engineering procurement contractors and end users. CUSTOM AIR PRODUCTS & SERVICES, INC. Contact Person: Andrew Hubley Address: 35 South belt Industrial Dr. Huston Tx 77047 Tel: 00 713 460 9009 Website: www.customairproducts.com Email: andrew.hubley@customairproducts.com Sponsor Type: Exhibitor Stand Number: B8 Custom Air Products & Services, inc. is a full -service HVAC company that specializes in the design, construction, installation, mordification, and servicing of industrial and commercial HVAC equipment. Custom Air Products & Services currently occupies six (6) modern facilities, totaling 300,000 square feet in size. These buildings include manufacturing, fabrication and modifications, paint booths, a parts warehouse, engineering offices and a training facility. CAPS services are procided to customers throughout the United States and abroad with manufactured equipment operation on six (6) continents and in (52) countries.

DURAG GROUP Contact Person: Abbad Cheik Address: Kollaustrasse 105 - 22453 Hamburg Germany Tel: 00 49(40)554218-1145 Website: www.durag.com Email: Abbad.Cheik@durag.com Sponsor Type: Exhibitor Stand Number: A3 DURAG GROUP is a global provider of measuring and control technology in the field of: • Environmental Monitoring: Opacity & Dust Monitors, Wet Stack Dust Monitors, Ambient Monitoring, Volume Flow Meters, Filter Monitors, Mercury Analyzers. • Environmental and Process Data Management: Emission Data Acquisition and Handling Systems (EMS, PEMS), Water Data Management • Tunnel Sensors: Visibility Monitors, Air Flow Monitors • Combustion Technology: Flame Sensors, HEGWEIN Gas Oil Igniters, Gas Oil Pilots, Burner Controls, Electrical Igniters, Flare Pilots SMITSVONK, Flare Igniters, pilot burners, lances and spark plugs, Portable and Mobile Ignition Units • Video Thermography for Combustion Processes in Boilers, Furnaces and Crackers

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2ND ISA ANALYSIS UAE DIVISION SYMPOSIUM Endress+Hauser Contact Person: Swati Shetty Address: 7Wb-2100, Dafza, Dubai, Uae Tel: 00 97142535100 Website: www.mesc.endress.com Email: Swati.shetty@ae.endress.com Sponsor Type: Bronze Sponsor Stand Number: C3 Endress+Hauser are a global leader in measurement instrumentation, services and solutions for industrial process engineering. The Group employs more than 13,000 personnel across the globe, generating net sales of more than 2.1 billion euros in 2016. 47 sales centers, 80 representatives and production centers in 12 countries guarantees competent worldwide support. Endress+Hauser provides sensors, instruments, systems and services for level, flow, pressure and temperature measurement as well as analytics and data acquisition. The company supports customers with automation engineering, logistics and IT services and solutions. Our products set standards in quality and technology. We work closely with the chemical, petrochemical, food & beverage, oil & gas, water & wastewater, power & energy, life science, primaries & metal, renewable energies, pulp & paper and shipbuilding industries. Endress+Hauser supports its customers in optimizing their processes in terms of reliability, safety, economic efficiency and environmental impact across industries. Founded in 1953, the Group has developed from a specialist in level measurement to a provider of complete solutions for industrial measuring technology and automation, with constant expansion into new territories and markets. LABGULF FZC Contact Person: Vijay Parab Address: Po Box 9668, Sharjah, Uae Tel: 00 971 6 5579893 Website: www.labgulf.com Email: Parabvr@Eim.ae Sponsor Type: Exhibitor Stand Number: C5 LABGULF Scientific Instruments, is a leading distributor of comprehensive laboratory solutions to the Analytical, Petrochemical, Oil and Gas industries in the Middle East. From our Abu Dhabi office we are able to efficiently serve the growing laboratory clientele in Oil and Gas sector. We represents world leading scientific and analytical equipment companies, We partner with them to bring innovative solutions to Middle East and provide total, value added and cost-effective solutions to our esteemed clientele. We represent Falcon Analytical, USA who have unique, patented Micro GC for Lab as well as Process Industry. Falcon Fast Micro Gas Chromatograph are 10 times Faster than conventional Lab GC, significantly Smaller, Smarter, Easier and Greener. We represents Stanhope Seta From UK for complete solution to your Oil and Gas Laboratory, CANNON Instruments, USA for all Viscosity Instruments, Micromeritics, USA for complete Surface science and Catalyst study, SETARAM Instruments France for Thermal Instruments, PILODIST Germany for all ASTM- Distillation Systems, RESTEK and GEICP For GC and ICP Consumables. For more information visit www.labgulf.com, contact us on ravi@labgulf.com. Mob-No. 00971 528256402. LAR Process Analysers AG Contact Person: Frank Zorn Address: Neukoellnische Allee 134, 12057 Berlin, Germany Tel: 00 49 30 27895818 Website: www.lar.com Email: sales@lar.com Sponsor Type: Exhibitor Stand Number: A4 In dialogue with the future user LAR develops, manufactures and launches innovative measurement systems for the online measurement of Total Organic Carbon (TOC) and Total Nitrogen bound (TNb), Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD), Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) as well as the determination of toxicity. With a global distribution and service network LAR analyzers are used in municipal and industrial WWTP, chemical, petrochemical, pharmaceutical and food industries throughout the world. The product range is complimented

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2ND ISA ANALYSIS UAE DIVISION SYMPOSIUM by a group of options and accessories as well as related services. LAR’s focus is the online TOC and COD analysis of process and waste water streams in various industrial as well as WWTP applications. LAR analysis technology is specifically designed for applications such as boiler feed water, condensate return or oil-in-water monitoring and other challenging industrial waste water. Thus, LAR is specialized in monitoring difficult water with high content of salts, solids, oil and grease. LAR analyzers are used to optimize industrial and production processes as well as control of WWTP. LAR’s high temperature technology at 1,200°C goes without any chemicals and can be operated with highest accuracy while maintenance is low. Metrohm Middle East Contact Person: Viswanath.V / Anson Jaison Address: B2-21, Saif Zone, Po Box 120747, Sharjah, U.a.e. Tel: 00 971 6 557 5991 Website: www.metrohm.ae Email: info@metrohm.ae Sponsor Type: Exhibitor Stand Number: A5 Metrohm is a worldwide leading manufacturer of precision instruments for chemical analysis in the laboratory and online Process equipment. In the field of electrochemical ion analysis we have been the unchallenged world number one for many years. Our dedicated teams in Technical Marketing, Application and Service Support ensure that customers maximize the utility of their instruments with enhanced support. With a Regional support facility - Metrohm Middle East based in UAE, we extend valuable and timely support for our customers and distributors in Middle East and North Africa region. Meet us at our booth to know more about what we offer. Schneider Electric – Applied Instrument Technologies Contact Person: Arnaldo Barrucci / Ajay Laghate Address: Jebel Ali Free Zone South, Jebel Ali Dubai Uae Tel: 00 97148074668 Website: www.aitanalyzers.com / www.schneider-electric.com Email: arnaldo.barrucci@schneider-electric.com ajay.laghate@schneider-electric.com Sponsor Type: Bronze Sponsor Stand Number: B2 Schneider Electric is the global specialist in energy management and automation. From the simplest of switches to complex operational systems, our technology, software and services improve the way our customers manage and automate their operations. Our connected technologies reshape industries, transform cities and enrich lives. Applied Instrument Technologies (AIT) delivers process analyzer solutions to the leading companies of the world. We serve the hydrocarbon processing, chemical, biotech/pharmaceutical, steel, natural gas, as well as other manufacturing industries. AIT can also provide integrated turnkey solutions with the supply of sample interfaces, sample conditioning systems, enclosures and shelters. Our brands in spectroscopy and chromatography, ANALECT®, FXI®, MGA™, PIONIR®, and RPM® are recognized worldwide. At Schneider Electric, we call this Life Is On.

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2ND ISA ANALYSIS UAE DIVISION SYMPOSIUM Shield Air Solutions, Inc. Contact Person: Eric Fisk Address: 3708 Greenhouse Road Tel: 00 281-944-4300 Website: www.shieldair.com Email: sales@shieldair.com Sponsor Type: Exhibitor Stand Number: C4 Shield Air Solutions, Inc. specializes in the design and manufacture of industrial, severe duty and explosion proof HVAC and environmental control systems. Shield Air was formed in 2009, merging two of the most well-known manufacturers in the industry, The Birdwell Company and Marc Climatic Controls. The Marc product line is our pre-engineered HVAC and environmental control equipment for industrial and hazardous location applications. Innovation and flexibility allow are Marc products to be applied across a variety of projects globally. The Marc products lead the industry for analyzer shelter applications. Other applications for Marc products include switchgear buildings, motor control centers, among many others. The Birdwell line is our custom engineered HVAC and environmental control equipment for industrial and hazardous location applications. The robust design of this line has proven itself in several applications, including, oil and gas, pulp and paper, power buildings, and many others. Shield Air also has a fully staffed service department for installations and repairs as well as a fully staffed department to assist with spare parts replacements. Siemens Contact Person: Jeanne-Marlen Prell Address: Unit No. B-05, Masdar City, P.O.Box 47015, Abu Dhabi, UAE Tel: 00 971 2 616 5100 Website: www.siemens.ae Email: communications.ae@siemens.com Sponsor Type: Exhibitor Stand Number: B7 Siemens AG (Berlin and Munich) is a global technology powerhouse that has stood for engineering excellence, innovation, quality, reliability and internationality for more than 165 years. The company is active in more than 200 countries, focusing on the areas of electrification, automation and digitalization. One of the world’s largest producers of energy-efficient, resource-saving technologies, Siemens is a leading supplier of efficient power generation and power transmission solutions and a pioneer in infrastructure solutions as well as automation, drive and software solutions for industry. The company is also a leading provider of medical imaging equipment – such as computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging systems – and a leader in laboratory diagnostics as well as clinical IT. In fiscal 2016, which ended on September 30, 2016, Siemens generated revenue of €79.6 billion and net income of €5.6 billion. At the end of September 2016, the company had around 351,000 employees worldwide. Teledyne Advanced Monitoring Solutions Contact Person: Manoj Kumar Address: Z 19 Saif Zone, Sharjah, Uae Tel: 00 06 5579727 Website: www.teledyne-ai.com / www.teledyne-ml.com Email: Manoj.kumar@teledyne.com Sponsor Type: Bronze Sponsor Stand Number: B4 Teledyne is a world leader in the design and manufacturing of CEMS, gas and liquid analyzers for Oil & Gas, Petrochemical, Power & ASU applications. TAI has over 15 sensing technologies to continuously monitor a variety of process gas and liquid parameters. We guarantees CEMS certification, at least 95% uptime, and a lower cost of ownership and superior product reliability. Our CEM monitoring systems are based on rugged, reliable equipment manufactured to exacting standards. The result is products and systems with some of the highest mean time between failure rates in the industry.

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2ND ISA ANALYSIS UAE DIVISION SYMPOSIUM UNION Instruments GmbH Contact Person: Badi Shahidinejad Address: Maria-Goeppert-Straße 22 23562 Lübeck (Germany) Tel: 00 49 (0) 721 / 68 0381 20 Website: www.union-instruments.com Email: sales@union-instruments.com Sponsor Type: Exhibitor Stand Number: B6 Founded in 1919 UNION Instruments GmbH is a specialized provider of measurement instruments for calorimetry and gas composition. Its users and customers include biogas producers, iron and steel industry, energy and water suppliers, glass and ceramic manufacturers, as well as the chemical industry. The German company has its three headquarters in Germany. With 30 international distributors, UNION Instruments operates worldwide (for example, in USA, China, Russia, Brazil., Belgium, India, and Southeast Asia.). Its core businesses include development and manufacturing as well as maintenance, service, and support. Xylem Analytics Contact Person: Hassan Al Salem / Mary Jane Gozon Address: P.O. Box 262678, Jebel Ali South, Plot No: S20120, Dubai, U.A.E. Tel: 00 97148061181 Website: www.xylemanalytics.com Email: hassan.al-salem@xyleminc.com / maryjane.gozon@xyleminc.com Sponsor Type: Exhibitor Stand Number: B5 Xylem’s analytics business is an expanding family of long-established, leading brands for quantitative and qualitative analysis of samples. Our commitment to our customers is to provide them with the best tools available to solve their measurement challenges in the field, the laboratory or wherever they may be. Water is our core competency. Our parent, Xylem Inc., is a Fortune 1000 company, one of the world’s top global firms in water technologies, with industry-leading brands, operations in more than 150 countries, and revenues of nearly $4 billion. Xylem Analytics has operations and support on 6 continents operating from over 30 facilities. In addition, our regional integration centers help to assure cross-brand pollination of ideas, as we work together to solve customer problems via in depth applications knowledge. While serving a wide range of industries including agriculture, energy, source water, wastewater, drinking water, groundwater, R&D, ocean monitoring, food & beverage, life sciences and more, we have an extended depth of product offerings and applications expertise in four key industries: •Wastewater • Surface Water •Ocean/ Coastal • Food & Beverage Customers around the world choose Xylem Analytics because our instruments are designed and manufactured to the highest standard - continually meeting the needs of their specific requirements. The following are the brands under Xylem Analytics: Aanderaa, Bellingham + Stanley, Ebro, Global Water, Hypack, MJK, OI-Analytical, Royce Technologies, SI Analytics, Sontek, Tideland Signal, WTW, YSI Yokogawa Contact Person: Karunakaran Jayagopal Address: Building 577, Road 2516, Busiateen 225 Tel: 00 972 17 358100 Website: www.yokogawa.com/bh Email: info@bh.yokogawa.com Sponsor Type: Exhibitor Stand Number: A6 Yokogawa Middle East & Africa B.S.C. (c) (YMA), is wholly owned subsidiary of Yokogawa Electric Corporation, Japan. Yokogawa’s comprehensive solutions range from sensors (such as pressure transmitters, flow meters and analyzers) and network solution products, to control and safety systems. This includes the software for advanced control that optimizes productivity; and services that minimize plant lifecycle costs. Yokogawa Middle East & Africa (YMA) has its regional headquarters in Bahrain. We offer Process Automation Solutions locally with engineering and commissioning projects. Further we contribute to Customers’ optimum plant operation and maintenance by providing committed after-sales support through training and service on a 24/7 basis. Automation

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Exhibitor Locator ABB Automation LLC. Advanced CAE Middle East AMETEK Process Instruments Analytical Instrumentation & Maintenance Systems (AIMS) BARTEC BENKE Bühler Technologies GmbH Chemtrols Middle East Fze CUSTOM AIR PRODUCTS & SERVICES, INC. DURAG GROUP Endress + Hauser LABGULF FZC LAR Process Analysers AG Metrohm Middle East Schneider Electric – Applied Instrument Technologies Shield Air Solutions, Inc. Siemens Teledyne Advanced Monitoring Solutions UNION Instruments GmbH Xylem Analytics Yokogawa

Best Practices for Analytical Systems ABB Automation LLC. Advanced CAE Middle East AMETEK Process Instruments Chemtrols Middle East Fze CUSTOM AIR PRODUCTS & SERVICES, INC. DURAG GROUP Endress+Hauser LABGULF FZC LAR Process Analysers AG Metrohm Middle East Schneider Electric – Applied Instrument Technologies Xylem Analytics Yokogawa

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Maintenance Challenges for Analytical Equipment ABB Automation LLC. Advanced Cae Middle East AMETEK Process Instruments Chemtrols Middle East Fze DURAG GROUP Endress+Hauser Metrohm Middle East Schneider Electric – Applied Instrument Technologies Xylem Analytics Yokogawa

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Innovation in Analytical Techniques B1 C2 A2 C1 B3 A3 C3 C5 A4 A5

ABB Automation LLC. Advanced CAE Middle East AMETEK Process Instruments BARTEC BENKE Chemtrols Middle East Fze DURAG GROUP Endress + Hauser LABGULF FZC LAR Process Analysers AG Metrohm Middle East Schneider Electric – Applied Instrument Technologies UNION Instruments GmbH Xylem Analytics Yokogawa

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Emission Monitoring & Reporting B1 C2 A2 B3 A3 C3 A5 B2 B5 A6

ABB Automation LLC. AMETEK Process Instruments Bühler Technologies GmbH Chemtrols Middle East Fze DURAG GROUP Schneider Electric – Applied Instrument Technologies Teledyne Advanced Monitoring Solutions UNION Instruments GmbH Yokogawa

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Singapore 1st ISA Analysis Division Singapore Symposium www.isa-ad-singapore.org

6th December 2017

One Farrer Hotel & Spa, Singapore

Call for Technical Papers The Analysis Division aims to contribute to the professionals involved in every aspect of process stream and laboratory methods of analysis, from theory and development to application, training, calibration, and others. Our role at the ISA Analysis Division is to facilitate program development, implementation and effectiveness through integrated planning, measurement, evaluation and interventions; and to support your specialty: such as spectroscopy, chromatography, electrochemistry and sample handling.

CONFERENCE TOPICS

IMPORTANT DATES

• Best Practices for Analytical Systems • Emission Monitoring & Reporting • Innovation in Analytical Techniques • Lab Analysis Accreditation • Maintenance Challenges for Analytical Equipment • Power & Water Analysis

Abstract Submission Deadline 25th October 2017 Final Program Announcement 8th November 2017 Submission Of Written Papers 22nd November 2017 and Presentation Deadline

Mohammed Loch President & CEO - DMS Global Director Industry Development - International Society Of Automation (ISA) UAE Cell: +971 50 3123510 • UAE Tel: +971 2 4012767 • Email: mloch@dmsglobal.net

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2nd ISA UAE Automation Conference and Exhibition 2017 www.isa-uae-expo.org

16th - 17th May

St.Regis Abu Dhabi, Nation Tower, Corniche - UAE

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Organised By:

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2nd ISA UAE CONFERENCE AND EXHIBITION POST SHOW REPORT

Following the success of the 1st ISA UAE Event in 2016, the 2nd ISA UAE Conference and Exhibition 2017 aimed to provide an even larger platform for the Automation Industry in the UAE and the region to connect, interact and grow. The two-day Conference and Exhibition took place on the 16th and 17th of May, 2017 at the St.Regis Abu Dhabi.

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KEYNOTE SPEECHES The Conference opened with the Keynote speeches by dignitaries.

“These goals need to be achieved in the most

economical and sustainable way while ensuring safety and asset integrity. There is no better enable for this than digital oil field and automation.

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“This is the beauty of ISA, we are vendor neutral, we are end user neutral. We just want to bring all of you together for the benefit of the industry.

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“ISA

is first and foremost a society made of Engineers with a focus on automation. Here the emphasis should not only be on technology and products but rather on the engineers themselves who represent the heart and minds of the society.

Qasem Musallam Al Kayoumi Manager Technology E&P Directorate ADNOC

Mr. Mohammed Loch President & CEO of DMS Global, Director Industry Relations for International Society of Automation (ISA)

Maurice Sakr CEO & Partner Autochim Systems

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What is most important for each and every one of you in this room is the profession. The automation profession being recognized as a profession and acting as profession together. As ISA we are committed to that.

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Timothy Feldman Director Global Business Development International Society of Automation (ISA)

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THE EVENT IN NUMBERS

750

EXHIBITION VISITORS

SPONSORS

EXHIBITOR COMPANIES

SPEAKERS

The participating companies represented mainly the Vendors and End Users.

E D U C AT I O N A L INSTITUTES

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38%

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END USERS

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EPC

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AWARDS CEREMONY Following the Keynote speeches, the event sponsors and organizers were awarded.

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EXHIBITION The Exhibition was inaugurated by Mr. Qasem Musallam Al Kayoumi, Manager Technology E&P Directorate ADNOC.

37 Regional and International companies exhibited at the event. The exhibitors included:

Safety & Automation â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Systems and Services

ICS Cybersecurity. Safety. Compliance.

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SPEAKERS AND TECHNICAL PROGRAM The 2-day Conference covered the following main topics:

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Digitalization Process Analyzers Functional Safety & SIS Fire & Gas Power Automation Solutions

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Industrial Control Systems Cyber Security Wireless Communications Flow Metering Turbo Machinery Controls

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Qasem Musallam Al Kayoumi Manager Technology E&P Directorate ADNOC

Mohammed Loch President & CEO - DMS Global Director Industry DevelopmentInternational Society of Automation (ISA)

Timothy Feldman Director Global Business Development International Society of Automation (ISA)

Maurice Sakr CEO & Partner Autochim Systems

DIGITILIZATION Track Chairman

Speakers

Nagarajan Venkataraman Department Manager, PA-Cent. Maint. (Automat. & Control) Borouge

Samer Raad

Business Development Manager B&R Industrial Automation

Håvard Devold

Paul Steinitz

Group Vice President / Digital Lead ABB

Mehul Vaidya

Asst. General Manager Pepperl+Fuchs ME FZE

Marcus Oates

Director Strategic Services ARC Advisory Group

Thony Brito Cardier Regional Sales Manager Rockwell Automation

Executive Vice President - Vertical Sales Siemens

Ted Masters

Suresh Kumar M

CEO FieldComm Group

Senior Automation Engineer GASCO

Co-Speaker

Dr. Sami El-Ferik

Dr. Mustafa Al-Naser

Systems Engineering Department King Fahd University of Petroleum

Lead Research Engineer Yokogawa Saudi Arabia

PROCESS ANALYZERS Track Chairman

Speakers

Ranjan Chakravarty Control & Electrical Engineering Department Manager Takreer

Zaheer Juddy Managing Director AIMS

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Vijay Nair

Vice President (Analytics) Chemtrols Industries Pvt. Ltd

Ashok Pershad

Process Analytical Specialist Equate Petrochemical Company

Andrew (Sam) Nolan

Co-Speaker

Head of QMI Petroleum Development Oman (PDO)

A.Sriram

Vice President, Field Solutions Division Yokogawa Middle East and Africa

Co-Speaker

Rohit Gupta

Manager Sales for Analyser Business Yokogawa Middle East and Africa

Ranjan Chakravarty Control & Electrical Engineering Department Manager Takreer

Zaheer Juddy Managing Director AIMS

Vijay Nair

Vice President (Analytics) Chemtrols Industries Pvt. Ltd

Ashok Pershad

Process Analytical Specialist Equate Petrochemical Company

Andrew (Sam) Nolan

Co-Speaker

Head of QMI Petroleum Development Oman (PDO)

A.Sriram

Co-Speaker

Rohit Gupta

POST SHOW REPORT Vice President, Field Solutions Division Yokogawa Middle East and Africa

Manager Sales for Analyser Business Yokogawa Middle East and Africa

FUNCTIONAL SAFETY & SIS Track Chairman

Speakers

Reni Kaduvattoor Ninan Technical Integrity Department. Asset Integrity Team Leader ADNOC Distribution

Shyam Menon

Technical Sales Consultant PAS

Anil Kumar Reddy Kokku Sr. Instrumention and Control Engineer (IPF) GASCO

Peter Sieber

Vice President Global Sales & Regional Development HIMA

Praveen Dhote

Team Leader- Process Safety Siemens

Udai Kumar Jayaraman

Subject Matter Expert - ICSS, IA Solutions and Marketing Division Yokogawa Middle East and Africa

FIRE & GAS Track Chairman

Speakers

Thomas M. Ostrowski Automation Electrical Manager Al Hosn Gas

Co-Speaker

Vasudevan Mukunda

Ibtihaj Jaber AL-Mentheri

Control Engineer ADMA

Jim McGlone CMO Kenexis

Dr. Joerg Loebel

Marketing Director - F&G Segment MSA

Sharul A Rashid

Principal Engineer, Instrumentation and Control Petronas

Luay H. Al-Awami

Treasurer and Instrumentation Specialist ISA Saudi Arabia Section

POWER AUTOMATION SOLUTIONS Track Chairman

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Khalil Abdel Aziz Mansour Chief Electrical Engineering ADCO

Regional Bid and Proposal Manager ABB

Barry Grant

Ibrahim AlHashmi System Engineer ADGAS

Michal Hanus

Technical Support Manager ComAP

Shiva Sekar

Electrical Engineer GASCO

Pradeep Kumar Rath Electrical Section Head GASCO

INDUSTRIAL CONTROL SYSTEMS CYBER SECURITY Track Chairman

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Abdullah Mohammed Ayoub Automation Section Head GASCO

CEO Global Security Network

Gilles Loridon

Patrice Bock

Customer Success Manager Sentryo

Fuad Al Attar

Regional Director â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Sales & Marketing, Industry Customer Services Siemens

Matt Cowell

Director of Industrial Markets Ultra Electronics

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POST SHOW REPORT Abdullah Mohammed Ayoub Automation Section Head GASCO

Peter Sieber

Vice President Global Sales & Regional Development HIMA

Patrice Bock

Gilles Loridon

CEO Global Security Network

Emiliano Marquesini Sales Director Easy World Technology LLC

Fuad Al Attar

Customer Success Manager Sentryo

Jim McGlone

Regional Director – Sales & Marketing, Industry Customer Services Siemens

Jason Howard Grau

CMO Kenexis

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Matt Cowell

Director of Industrial Markets Ultra Electronics

Karl Henderson

Technical Director EMEA Verve Industrial Protection

Mohammed Hafez Independent Consultant

WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS Track Chairman

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Khalid Abdulla Telecommunication Team Leader ADMA

VP Global marketing and International Sales ABB

John Yelland

Bhupesh Patel

Sr. Instrument and Control Engineer GASCO

Olmo Castaneira Rios Global Business Development Manager Oil & Gas Siemens

FLOW METERING Track Chairman

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Challa Venkat Raj Sekhar

Devabrata Talukdar

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Mohammed Abdul Azeem Pasha

Sr. Control & Automation Engineer Petroleum Development Oman (PDO)

Ing. Ludwig Hafner

Industrial AutomationMeasurement and Analytics ABB

Head of Business Development PFA B&R Industrial Automation

Dawood M.H. Fatani

Group Leader, Instrumentation Engineering Saudi Aramco

Ninan Mathews

Senior Business Development Manager Emerson Automation Solutions

Apurva Sharma

Oil & Gas Industry Manager Endress+Hauser

Ramy Ahmed Diaa Flow Products Manager – MENAT & SSA GE - O&G – Measurement Solution Division

Michael Korah Karippaparambil Sales Engineer Siemens

TURBO MACHINERY CONTROLS Track Chairman

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Saeed Ahmed Al Shehhi Senior Instrument Engineer, IC&EE Dept ADGAS

Global Product Manager – Rotating Machines ABB

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Amitabh Khosla

General Manager International Sales Brüel & Kjær Vibro Gmbh

Eid Dahdal

Managing Director Middle East and Asia region CCSI

Medhat Zagghloul

Technology Manager Compressor Controls Corporation (CCC)

Peter Sieber

Vice President Global Sales & Regional Development Hima

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“End users can come together and share information, we can guide the industry into the development we require and the industry can gain a lot of benefits from talking to us first hand and understanding our needs.” Abdul Nasser Al Mughairbi , Senior Vice President Technical, Gasco

“It was an enjoyable and relaxed atmosphere, thanks to the hard work of Rebecca and her team plus the Track Chairman and his team.” Andrew (Sam) Nolan, Head of Quality Measurement Instrumentation (QMI), Petroleum Development Oman LLC

“We have been a partner for ISA for many years now in other countries, so we are very pleased to be here and see that the event is growing year by year. We are here because we want to share with our end customers our automation portfolio as we see that as the key for digitalization, collaboration and improvement, which is something that oil and gas, is of course seeking for.” Rebecca Vangenechten, Executive Vice President Process Automation, Siemens

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OPERATIONAL ANALYTICS

ARC: Operational Analytics Come of Age Across the industry, “disruption” is the word often used to describe a fundamental of today’s digital economies. It encompasses a broad set or market characteristics that have come about due to improvements in technology. Computing power is cheap and mobile, data is ubiquitous and easier to access than ever, and physical objects can increasingly connect and communicate. Executives are deploying technologies such as smart, connected things; wireless networks; cloud computing; digital twins; and analytics to modernize, improve and transform their business processes, services, and cities. There are now many paths to obtain improvements using data. However, there is no single, “right” path, nor does every operational area need to reach some transformational state of maturity. In fact, that may be overkill for parts of operations. Faced with this reality, executives are finding it difficult to understand how to define, scope, and scale improvements using operational analytics. As a result, many organizations are still working through what to use, where to use it, and when to stop. This report discusses the role and value of existing and new systems and solutions for improving industrial operations via data and analytics. To help frame the discussion, we provide a maturity model for operational analytics. Why Companies Focus on Analytics Analytics can underpin any endeavor in which data is produced. In today’s increasingly connected, digital world, that means they are applicable virtually anywhere. Look no further than historians, connected robots in plants, smart meters in electrical distribution infrastructure, and energy management sensors in government buildings. The benefits of analytics are evident. From creating new business models and achieving margin-boosting operational optimization to supporting consumer choices for energy consumption and reducing pollution, the effective use of analytics can drive benefits across the enterprise, including: •Revenue generation from new methods for serving existing customers and ways to reach new ones •Margin protection through value-added aftermarket services to offset the increasing commoditization of physical equipment sales •Asset and process optimization through improved, proactive, and highly-automated management of infrastructure, resources, and capital •Higher satisfaction and retention by engaging customers with highly-valued products and services where and when they need them

•Operational flexibility and responsiveness that comes from using data to improve the agility, speed, and accuracy of decision making By embracing analytics to help drive better decisions and operating performance across all areas, organizations have an opportunity to modernize and transform their businesses to compete in the 21st century digital economies. The difference now is that many organizations are looking to integrate more sources of new, complex, and often real-time data for analytics. They are also looking to combine that information with the performance data they have been gathering for decades. The data is structured and unstructured, and represents a dizzying array of information in many formats—assets, historians, logs, paper, pdfs, backbone operating systems, financials, spreadsheets, pictures and video, audio, weather, social media, etc. Many Paths to Operational Improvement The marketing hype surrounding new solutions, the role of legacy technology, and differences in analytics techniques make it challenging for business and operations executives in the industry to understand how to move forward. Too often, the discovery process for doing so gets bogged down or derailed by complex discussions on technology and technique. There are many different types of operating systems and solutions, both new and legacy. Each has a role in bringing value to the operations, from gathering and storing critical data to extracting and automating insight from it. To understand what each is trying to do, it is helpful to first examine what area of the operation is being impacted and what systems are commonly found within them. These include operations planning, process control, asset performance, and operating performance. It is also helpful to align those areas of impact with appropriate techniques and the associated systems and solutions. ARC has identified three overarching ways these can provide value: •Visibility and context: Improves intelligence about performance through descriptive analysis, visualization, and measurement •Applied math and statistics: Uses traditional mathematical techniques and designed models to enable comparison, simulation, and control •Machine learning, artificial intelligence, and cognitive analytics: Uses models and algorithms to automate into operations the human capacity for recognition

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OPERATIONAL ANALYTICS

Operational Analytics: Common Applications Using Analytical Techniques Technology Overshadows Objectives Executives in virtually every industrial segment have been exploring how to best leverage these techniques to improve operational and business performance. Some markets, particularly consumerfacing ones have made rapid progress, built upon the strong foundations of customer segmentation and technology supporting personalized, multichannel service. Accelerated by connected devices and data proliferation of the Internet of Things (IoT), businesses are still at the front end of adoption of certain analytics methods and techniques. The solutions are far-ranging, such as enhancements in traditional statistical methods, model-based techniques that include streaming data, and the use of machine learning. Additionally, some of the techniques can also be applied for a specific effect, such as natural language processing and semantic search. Yet, simultaneous technology advancements have caused a good deal of confusion in the marketplace. Advancements in analytics, particularly predictive and real-time techniques, have coincided with the emergence of industrial IoT and application platforms. The result is that buyers often don’t understand where and how solutions can be applied to optimal effect, nor how to best integrate legacy technology investments. Also, they are uncertain as to whether solutions are ends in and of themselves, or just set the stage for additional improvement. The reality is that both can be true. From an analytics perspective, the array of terms can be overwhelming. Anomaly detection, cognitive

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computing, prescriptive analytics, dynamic visualization, artificial intelligence, Fog and edge computing, supervised and unsupervised learning, unstructured data, and machine learning are just a small sample of the many terms, often loosely defined, buzzing about the market. For IoT, the term “platform,” has become ubiquitous in marketing, frequently applied to a variety of technologies, including analytics. Device connectivity, standalone analytics, and cloud-based platforms with IoT functionality are often difficult to distinguish. Capabilities often overlap or are poorly distinguished via marketing. The Technical terms associated with analytics and IoT no longer reside solely within the purview of data scientists and information technology (IT) groups. As operations personnel and business executives have been tasked with building business cases, particularly for analytics, they find it necessary to understand technology definitions and distinctions, many of which are nuanced. The result is business cases and buyers heavily focused on sorting through technology questions. This focus typically centers on four areas, causing analytics projects to devolve into technology discussions, pulling them away from business transformation objectives. These areas are: •Techniques: A common starting point often revolves around comparing different emerging techniques, as these really are the change enablers for digital transformation, along with IoT. Generally, advanced analytics methods are lumped under broad umbrellas of predictive and prescriptive methods. We hear stories from many buyers, comfortable with traditional

OPERATIONAL ANALYTICS means of comparison, who have endured pitch after pitch and ended up unable to compare solutions in meaningful ways. •Users: In a time of “do more with less” thinking, adding headcount, whether via full-time employees or contracted data scientists isn’t palatable or sustainable. Buyers often get bogged down trying to select a solution that seems to limit strain on an internal subject matter experts and/or avoid adding costly data science skills. The potential downside is that the value of analytics might be limited as a tradeoff for reducing organizational disruption. •Tools: Hand in hand with the user issues noted above, self-service tools have proliferated as a natural product development extension for analytics solutions. To support role-based use, many providers are accelerating their development of tools and “sandbox” environments for data scientists and citizen data scientists (engineers leveraging algorithms, statistics, and modeling). An example is rich data visualization and blending, where data streams can be added, connected, and deployed via drop-and-drag methods. These tools are powered by an underlying analytics engine, so it is easy for the citizen data scientist to create and visualize more “aha” moments using data, algorithms, and models. •Delivery: As organizations grapple with cloud-based solutions for software (SaaS), platforms (PaaS), and infrastructure (IaaS), those discussions often run into existing traditional IT structures and service agreements models that make change difficult. While some of these barriers are clearly valid (such as regulatory compliance), they often limit or delay innovation in problem solving. Mapping Analytics to a Maturity Model

A good way to reorient analytics discussions firmly around value is to look at them through the lens of their desired outcome. This can be done by applying a maturity model that breaks down analytics by their impact on people, processes, and things. This outcome-based model better demonstrates what can be achieved in comparison to a technology-focused lens. A maturity model helps companies move away from often-ineffective comparison shopping to be able to focus on their business transformation objectives. Analytics users will find it easier to determine where any one technology system or technique fits in terms of moving an organization to a more mature state. This is especially helpful as most every organization is likely to have wide variations in operational analytics maturity. Beginning with level zero, ARC classifies operational analytics maturity in five maturity stages as it relates to people, processes, and things: Value of Iterative Improvement Maturity is iterative, and many technologies are fundamental enablers for additional improvement, rather than the desired end state, and progress doesn’t need to be equal on all operational fronts. By pursuing iterative improvement, organizations will reach a point where it becomes obvious that additional improvements aren’t worth the cost or drain on resources. In fact, striving for transformational change may be overkill for parts of operations, leading to open-ended pilots and overspending. For example, a best practice will be ideal, but it also might be fine for people to carry it out reactively in applications where something like artificial intelligence might not fit. Or, one-way communication and control of a thing might also be sufficient if it can be determined that there is no more value to be gained. Consider an organization burdened with a dozen or so siloed work and asset systems, supported by workers that use spreadsheets as part of a process and asset decisions.

ARC Operational Analytics Maturity Model

Eliminating manual analysis and pulling data from disparate systems into a real-time system of record for assets doesn’t, in itself, define a transformed operation. However, it does set the foundation for maturational improvements across people, processes, and things.

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OPERATIONAL ANALYTICS Work requirements can be more fully understood and aligned to craft skills and availability, enabling higher resource utilization and eliminating costly rework. Analysis of work can set the stage for continual process improvements that extend the lifecycle of assets or improve service reliability. Asset data can flow into capital planning processes to improve investment strategies or stretch budgets. In making these improvements, the organization matures some operational components from informed to effective. By doing so, an organization can then determine if there is an opportunity to automate failure identification via machine learning, for example, perhaps setting the stage for implementing predictive

maintenance strategies. The type of data used, resources involved, and the desired improvement might then inform the technique used; from realtime statistical-driven control to predictive cognitive analytics. Additional technology requirements also become more apparent, as infrastructure visibility and device connection would be fundamental to this improvement. The result is enabling technology seen through the lens of operational analytics maturity. In this scenario, there is no worst-to-best orientation that then prompts ineffective technology comparisons. Instead, there is only the correct fit based on the desired outcomes.

Example of Dependencies Often Found in Stages of Improvement

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PROCESS ANALYZERS

AIMS: Analyzer Package Project, challenges Flawless initiatives in Analyzer Package Project, another success story by AIMS The execution and completion of Analyzer Package project in timely manners without compromising the quality is a challenging task. It takes huge engineering work, a lot of resources, tremendous amount of experience and in-depth knowledge and skills on on-line analytical systems. It demands a multisystem & discipline EPC approach from one vendor which is difficult to attain and retain in challenging analytical business world. A recently executed, Yibal Khuff Project was one in the row triumph winning story of Analyzer Package Project successfully completely by PDO / Petrofac and AIMS. Total thirty four analyzers with eighteen Gas and sixteen Liquid applications, ten large sized walk-in air conditioned cabinet integrated with a full safety system installed was a huge project of its kind. Analyzer Management and Data Acquisition System (AMADAS) was fully developed and tested during FAT. More than 20 AIMS employees were awarded Appreciation Certificates and Bonuses for the dedication and high quality work demonstrated during the project execution. The Analyzer Package Project had usual inherited challenges during different stages and this paper tells the tale that how past experience helped addressing the issues flawlessly. Analyzer Cabinets: To protect analyzers from heat exposure in hot ambient temperature in the Arabian Desert, double skinned cabinets with fifty millimeter insulation were designed and fabricated in AIMS FAB shop. This was added to air hazardous area classified conditioning system.

Analyzer Cabinet Safety System: Gas direction system & warning strobe light was implemented to prevent accumulation of flammable gases in an event of sample leak inside the cabinet. Purging mechanism to initiate cabinet purge with air was also designed and applied to clear the cabinet from flammable gases to avoid fire incident.

Engineering Unit Discrepancies: The measuring unit of Wobbe Index analyzer, for example, was MJ/m3 whereas customer required Kcal/ m3. The engineering unit was modified to Kcal/m3. Analyzer Management and Data Acquisition System (AMADAS): Analyzer Management and Data Acquisition System was designed, implemented, configured and tested for gas chromatogram analyzers. MODBUS and OPC communication protocol were implemented over TCP/IP hardware. Inherent challenges of serial communication were overcome with a better design approach. Gas Detection Mapping: As location and placement of the Gas Detectors play a critical role in responsiveness of a gas detection system, mapping study was carried out for positioning the gas detectors inside the analyzer cabinets. Maintenance Accessibility & Convenience: Spacious walk-in Cabinets were designed and fabricated with the gas detection system to support maintenance team to carry out maintenance activities inconvenient environment. Quality Assurance and Control (QA/QC) Quality Assurance and Control was a main pillar of the project that assured & maintained superior quality of work in all EPC (Engineering Procurement Construction) stages.

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FieldComm Group: IIoT-based Digitization: FDI and OPC UA Drive Open Information Integration In the era of the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and Industrie 4.0, device and system integration will be paramount to a seamless operation. This article concerns the ongoing collaboration between FieldComm Group and the OPC Foundation to advance open information integration and enterprise data exchange. It describes how the Field Device Integration (FDI™) and OPC Unified Architecture (OPC UA) standards play a key role in IIoT-based digitization, and in moving field data into the cloud via open platforms such as Microsoft Azure. Introduction The IIoT and Industrie 4.0 are everywhere, and they’re redefining manufacturing with an unprecedented level of impact. While the interoperability of IIoT-based devices and systems will no doubt be a subject of ongoing discussion over the next few years, there are already well-established standards in industrial and manufacturing environments that can accelerate the shift to outcome-based models. For example, OPC UA is a platform-independent, service-oriented architecture that provides standard models for secure and reliable information exchange in industrial automation. Developed by the OPC Foundation, it an established standard for integration and interoperability between factory-level devices, supervisory and control systems, manufacturing execution systems (MES), and enterprise applications such as Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Supply Chain Management (SCM). As a vendor-neutral international standard, OPC UA is also published as the IEC 62541 specification. Like other major consortiums, the OPC Foundation has recognized the power of industry standards and open source. In 2016, it announced the open source availability of OPC UA technology. This move paved the way for greater interoperability and eliminate the need for rigorous multi-vendor testing that was once the norm in industrial automation. Challenges of a connected world With the breadth of the legacy installed base across the global industrial landscape, together with the familiarity of OPC technologies in the manufacturing ecosystem, it stands to reason that OPC UA will accelerate digital transformation through nextgeneration IIoT applications. One of the biggest challenges in this endeavor is the

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sheer number of different devices and applications existing from legacy systems all the way through modern industrial assets and to the future. Automation suppliers are struggling to address the IIoT, and doing so, develop products and solutions enabling customers to have all their data and information in a multi-vendor, multi-platform environment (See Fig. 1). IIoT and Industrie 4.0 are all about streamlining manufacturing to the highest degree, but they rely on more than just simple connectivity and communication between disparate equipment assets. These initiatives require a complete understanding of the data from both a syntax and semantic perspective. The volume of data that end-users acquire from the multitude of plant systems is tremendous, and analysts believe it’s only going to increase over the coming years due to the number of devices and applications that will soon be connected. Industrie 4.0 promotes cooperation amongst automation suppliers and their customers to address the demands of asset management, preventative maintenance, and streamlined runtime operation. Organizations like NAMUR, the German chemical industry association, have long focused on asset management and standardized device configuration in a multi-vendor environment. Standardization of devices, including their data and metadata, not only makes configuration easier, but also solves the complex problem of training new plant operators. Training is a significant cost for any manufacturer, and having suppliers agree on data formats makes everyone’s life easier. The Information Technology (IT) and Operations Technology (OT) worlds were traditionally disconnected, which prevented industrial organizations from sharing key information between the two realms. But despite the growing convergence of IT and OT, users really don’t want all the raw data from devices in the OT world to be forced on IT systems. They would rather perform complex analytics on the data at the sensor level to obtain only important information, and then move it into cloud-based applications. The information integration between the IT and OT world depends on reliable high-speed data acquisition systems in the OT world acquiring the data, and then leveraging adaptable configurable analytical software transforming the data into useful information for the IT systems. There is a current trend whereby intelligent decisions are made about plant assets and process automation

DIGITALIZATION with the assistance of enterprise tools. Common tasks such as preventative maintenance and tracking information to know when machinery needs repair can increase efficiency and lower the cost of operations. By having the right data and information, personnel can anticipate problems long before they occur and take appropriate corrective actions to keep the plant up and running. Collaboration on integration strategies Today, the industrial automation ecosystem continues to expand through the cooperation of industry organizations that possess deep subject matter experience and knowledge. These organizations are leveraging their know-how and data models using the OPC UA common framework for open collaboration between disciplines in the connected enterprise (See Fig. 2). Standards organizations that understand the requirements of IIoT and Industrie 4.0 are working together to promote data interchange across heterogeneous domains and industries – something essential to help enable a fully digital industrial economy. The goal is to standardize on the complex data and information of the respective organizations to provide an infrastructure for secure, reliable information integration and interoperability between previously disconnected devices and applications. Driven by the ever-increasing demands for process automation data from information systems, a wide range of automation industry stakeholders are beginning to develop their desired architectures for more open interfaces. They seek to break down proprietary architecture barriers between field devices and ultimately cloud-based computing platforms. In view of this trend, the architects of FDI partnered with the OPC Foundation to include in the design of FDI the OPC UA technology that defines field devices and field device integration in the context of FDI technology. Specifically, the technologies share the same information model that defines the context of field devices in process automation. The goal is to ensure that as systems evolve an open pathway to field device information is assured. FieldComm Group, which is responsible for ongoing development of FDI technology, has collaborated with the OPC Foundation to provide a solution allowing data and metadata from intelligent device networks to be consumed by generic applications and, more importantly, to have this data converted into information that can be communicated to the IT world and leveraged by cloud-based applications. According to the OPC Foundation’s President and Executive Director, Thomas J. Burke, there is increased

recognition throughout the automation sector of the importance of reliable interoperability and seamless information integration. “Without question, measurement and control technology will keep advancing at a rapid pace, and as such, there is a need to adapt to change and leverage new innovations as quickly as possible,” Burke said. “Having a solid infrastructure and abstract data modeling architecture will enable devices and applications that don’t exist today to be seamlessly plugged into existing assets. The value of legacy systems and their integration into the manufacturing applications of the future cannot be overestimated. Our work with FieldComm Group and other standards organizations will ensure that we have an effective strategy for taking data from sensors and other devices, converting it into useful information, and then pushing it into SAP and Microsoft applications and vise versa, truly realizing bi-directional communication for IT-based applications to push data back down into the OT world.” Burke continued, “It has been rewarding to collaborate with FieldComm Group on crucial technology initiatives. Our organizations have a common strategy and vision. We understand the value of implementing the best specification and certification processes, and providing technology to our respective communities to bring world-class products to market.” FieldComm President and CEO Ted Masters has a similar outlook on leveraging the information that comes from intelligent field devices, and believes the FDI standard provides a proven solution allowing end-users to better manage their assets by having a standardized device configurations that are independent of the vendors and networking technologies involved with their respective installations. “FDI meets the demand for a universal, standardized and an interoperable technique to comprehensively describe automation components. It is vital for everyday purposes like device configuration, device replacement, maintenance, diagnostics or audit trails – all essential building blocks in a modern field device management system,” Masters said. “At one time, every supplier handled device configuration differently, and if you wanted to make a change, it required a huge amount of engineering overhead, as well as an additional training burden. By having standardization, this issue becomes a lot simpler. No longer are companies required to devote costly engineering hours to do complex conversion between different vendors’ equipment.” Masters added, “With FDI, the true potential of decentralization, transparency, integration and a central view of all data and functions can be fully realized.”

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DIGITALIZATION Creation of a companion specification In automation systems with field instruments from a variety of different vendors, there is a need to reduce the effort for installation, version management and device operation. This requirement can only be met with an open and standardized device integration solution. For this reason, FieldComm Group has specified a standard architecture for device integration that is based on IEC 61804-Electronic Device Description Language (EDDL) for the description of devices and OPC UA. Typical use cases for this solution include: •Interaction between FDI Clients and FDI Servers •Integration of new communication protocols (i.e., FDI communication servers) •Access to device information by non-FDI-aware OPC UA Clients, such as archiving tools, maintenance tools, asset management, or ERP systems FieldComm Group and the OPC Foundation cooperated on a companion specification defining how the information of a field device – described by an Electronic Device Description (EDD) document – is mapped to OPC UA Objects, Methods and Variables. The information model is primarily based on the OPC UA for Devices specification; in fact, most of the OPC UA for Devices model has been driven by FDI requirements (See Fig. 3). FieldComm Group’s Director of Integration Technology, Achim Laubenstein, stated, “FDI technology manages information from intelligent field devices during their entire lifecycle – from configuration, commissioning and diagnostics to calibration, making one-off solutions for different devices obsolete. The standardization of field device information facilitates the development of native OPC UA applications that support the OPC UA device information model.” In addition to the device model, FDI defines how communication topologies of the automation system, representing the entire communication infrastructure, should be represented in an OPC UA AddressSpace. The comprehensive set of services provided by OPC UA enables the “how” of system integration. The FDI communication server information model is used for integration of non-native field protocols, and as such, supports the integration of communication with devices in heterogeneous, hierarchical networks, as well as the use of any communication hardware. Burke commented on the collaborative development process: “The hardest part of the work on the OPC UA information model was getting agreement and standardization of the data and metadata across different vendors’ devices,” Burke said. “FieldComm

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Group has been doing this for years, and provided a very rich data and information model that suppliers incorporate directly into their FOUNDATION Fieldbus, HART and WirelessHART products.” Most recently, FieldComm Group and the OPC Foundation have collaborated on an OPC UA Server interface to the FDI Server. Major global automation suppliers that are active in both organizations are driving this effort. The OPC UA architecture is built into industrie 4.0, and there are multiple test beds under development within the industrial Internet community. One of the major test beds will show how OPC UA is directly incorporated into the FDI Server to provide seamless information integration into the IT world via the OPC UA interfaces. Cloud-based solution for plant data FieldComm Group’s Integration Working Group is enhancing the FDI/OPC UA information model specification to provide semantics for machinereadable information. This specification will allow cloud-based applications to process field device information without extra configuration. Industrial organizations will now gain seamless information integration into computing platforms like the Microsoft Azure cloud by leveraging the OPC UA companion specification. This capability will significantly enhance compatibility and interoperability in the new digital world, said Erich Barnstedt, principle software engineering lead at Microsoft. “Microsoft is the only technology provider with the ability to transform the OPC UA data model and offer it in the cloud,” Barnstedt said. “This is achieved by enabling both OPC UA Client/Server and Publisher/ Subscriber connections to the cloud. Applications that used to run on-premise can now run globally in the cloud without having to change the interface. By mapping FieldComm Group’s data model to OPC UA, it is now possible to use robust services available for OPC UA through the Azure cloud.” Microsoft’s Azure IoT Suite is intended to connect devices and other assets; capture the diverse and voluminous data they generate; integrate and orchestrate the flow of that data; and manage, analyze and present it as useful information to people who need to make better decisions. There is a cloud bridge, which is essentially a software component acting as an OPC Client towards one or several OPC UA Servers and relaying data to a cloud-based messaging gateway. Thanks to the latest technology developments, enterprise intelligence can be deployed to reinforce the use of data and establish analytics-based decisions.

DIGITALIZATION Such digital transformation involves reengineering workflows around enhanced and consistent information, and changing data management paradigms. Outlook for the future FieldComm Group and the OPC Foundation are committed to developing complete infrastructures and solutions for seamless information integration in industrial automation applications. Both organizations recognize they must provide standards that help solve real-world problems and create new opportunities. This includes ongoing enhancements to the FDI standard and potentially incorporating other organizationsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; networking technologies into a common integration architecture.

not interoperating together in a seamless manner. This expectation now requires multi-vendor and multi-platform information integration from the sensor to the cloud. The days of the IT and OT worlds not communicating are also waning, with both sides seeking to convert data and metadata from plant assets into meaningful information. The activities of FieldComm Group working with the OPC Foundation will help make this a reality.

Conclusion Proprietary solutions in industrial automation are quickly becoming a thing of the past. The engineers and end-users of today â&#x20AC;&#x201C; primarily driven by their experiences with consumer electronics â&#x20AC;&#x201C; no longer will be satisfied with products from different vendors

Figure 1: Automation suppliers want to develop products and solutions enabling customers to have all their data and information in a multi-vendor, multi-platform environment.

Figure 2: Leading industry organizations are using the OPC UA common framework for open collaboration in the connected enterprise.

Figure 3: FieldComm Group and the OPC Foundation cooperated on an information model defining how data from a field device is mapped to OPC UA.

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FEATURED PROJECT

PROJECT NAME: Borouge- Borouge 3 - Ethylene Plant Expansion Name of Client:

BOROUGE - Abu Dhabi Polymers Company Limited

Budget ($ US):

800,000,000

Award Date

Q2-2016

Facility Type:

Ethylene

Status:

Construction

Start Date:

Q1-2015

End Date:

Q4-2018

Location:

Abu Dhabi

PROJECT BACKGROUND Abu Dhabi Polymers Company Limited (Borouge) is undertaking an expansion of the Borouge 3, Ethylene Plant. Borouge 3 comprises a 1.5m tonnes per year ethane cracker and derivative plants. It includes high density PE (HDPE) and linear low density PE (LLDPE) units with a combined capacity of 1.08m tonnes per year. There is a 350,000 tonnes per year low density PE (LDPE) unit and two PP units with a combined capacity of 960,000 tonnes per year.

PROJECT STATUS Sep 2017

Wison Group is carrying out the contracting for the boiler and water pump section of the project.

Jul 2017

Execution is currently taking place.

Apr 2017

The project has been executed.

Feb 2017

Construction at site is being carried out.

Nov 2016

Construction is taking place and simultaneously the necessary engineering is taking place.

Sep 2016

The project is ongoing, some engineering works are in process and the site office is open with construction.

Jun 2016

Wison Group, based in China has been appointed to carry out the engineering, procurement and construction works on the project.

PROJECT SCHEDULES Feasibility Study Engineering & Procurement Construction Completed

PROJECT FINANCE 1Q-2015 2Q-2016 3Q-2016 4Q-2018

Abu Dhabi Polymers company (Borouge) is a joint venture between Abu Dhabi oil company ADNOC and Austria-based Borealis. Borealis is a leading provider of innovative solutions in the fields of polyolefins, base chemicals and fertilizers. Borouge caters to the current, growing global demand for sustainable innovative plastics solutions.

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FEATURED PROJECT PROJECT SCOPE The scope of work will circulate around engineering, procurement and construction related to the expansion of the ethylene plant. Works on the following will be carried out: • Ethane cracker and derivative plant • High density PE (HDPE) • Linear low density PE (LLDPE) units • Llow density PE (LDPE) unit • PP units

PROJECT CONTRACTORS EPC PQ

Bidders

Awarded

- Wison Group

PROJECT PERSONNEL Company: Borouge Ahmad Thabet - Senior Contracts Specialist- Projects and Services Alya Al Mazrooqi - Information Security Department Manager Faisal Al Shemsi - Senior Vice President - Borouge 3 Khaled Al Mazrouei - Chied Information Officer Khaled Azzam - Department Head Nagarajan Venkataraman - Department Manager- Plant Availability Yahya Abdulrahman - Vice President- Information Technology Division Company: Wison Group

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FACILITY

BUDGET $US

STATUS

ADCO - Buhasa Onshore Oil Field Expansion Project

Oil Production

3,000,000,000

Feasibility Study

ADCO - Mender Field Development

Oil Field Development

350,000,000

Construction

ADCO - North East Bab (NEB) - (Al Dabbiya) ASR

Oil Production

2,500,000,000

EPC ITB

ADCO - North East Bab (NEB) - Phase 3 (Al Dabbiya)

Oil Production

2,300,000,000

Construction

ADCO - North East Bab (NEB) - Phase 3 (Rumaitha-Shanayel)

Oil Production

1,440,000,000

Construction

ADCO- Bab Gas Compression Phase 3

Gas Compression

27,000,000

EPC ITB

ADCO- Bab Integrated Facilities Project- Expansion

Oil Field Development

2,000,000,000

EPC ITB

ADCO- Buhasa- Wellhead Automation

Oil Field Development

100,000,000

FEED

ADCO- Qusahwira Field Development - Phase 2

Oil Field Development

550,000,000

EPC ITB

ADCO- South East Asset- Tie-in Project (A,B, C & D)

Oil Field Development

650,000,000

Construction

ADGAS- Integrated Facilities Project (IGD-S) Expansion (Phase 4)

Gas Field Development

650,000,000

EPC ITB

ADGAS- Integrated Gas Development (IGD) - Expansion (Overview)

Gas Field Development

1,570,000,000

Construction

ADMA OPCO - Nasr Full Field Development - Phase 2 (Package 2 - Platforms)

Oil Field Development

195,000,000

Construction

ADMA OPCO - Nasr Full Field Development - Phase 2 (Package 3)

Oil Field Development

200,000,000

Construction

ADMA OPCO- Nasr Full Field Development - Phase 2 (Package 1 - Wellheads and Pipeline)

Oil Field Development

900,000,000

Construction

ADMA OPCO- Nitrogen Plant Upgrade

Nitrogen

55,000,000

Design

ADMA-OPCO - Nasr Full Field Development - (Overview)

Oil Field Development

1,700,000,000

Construction

ADMA-OPCO - SARB Oﬀshore Oil Field Development - (Overview)

Oil Processing Facility

2,000,000,000

Construction

ADMA-OPCO - SARB Oﬀshore Oil Field Development - Package 2

Oil & Gas Field

500,000,000

Construction

ADMA-OPCO - SARB Oﬀshore Oil Field Development - Package 4

Gas Processing

455,000,000

Construction

ADMA-OPCO - Umm Al Lulu Field Development - (Overview)

Oil Field Development

2,500,000,000

Construction

ADMA-OPCO - Umm Al Lulu Field Development - Package 1

Oil Field Development

800,000,000

Construction

ADMA-OPCO - Umm Al Lulu Field Development - Package 2

Oil Field Development

170,000,000

Construction

ADMA-OPCO - Umm Shaif Inﬁeld Pipelines Replacement

Oil Field Development

500,000,000

EPC ITB

ADMA-OPCO- Bu Haseer Field

Pipeline

155,000,000

Construction

ADMA-OPCO- Lower Zakum - Oil Lines Replacement (Phase 1)

Pipeline

950,000,000

Construction

ADNOC & Borealis - Borouge 4 Complex

Petrochemical Plant

4,000,000,000

Pre-FEED

ADNOC & Borealis - Polypropylene (PP) Plant

Polypropylene

1,000,000,000

FEED

ADNOC & EMARAT - Fujairah Terminal Expansion Phase 3

Oil Storage Tanks

40,000,000

Feasibility Study

ADNOC & MASDAR- Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage Phase 2 (Pipeline Network)

Carbon Dioxide

300,000,000

Feasibility Study

ADNOC - LNG Import Terminal

LNG Storage Tanks

1,000,000,000

Feasibility Study

ADNOC Distribution - Bateen Executive Airport- Jet Fuel Depot

Oil Storage Tanks

80,000,000

Engineering & Procurement

ADNOC- Fujairah- Mandous Field

Oil Storage Tanks

500,000,000

EPC ITB

ADOC - Hail Oﬀshore Oilﬁeld

Oil Field

500,000,000

Construction

ADOC - Mubaraz Field Expansion

Oil Field Development

500,000,000

FEED

ADPC & Al Gharbia Pipe Company - KIZAD- Pipeline Factory

Oil

276,000,000

Construction

Al Dhafra Petroleum - Haliba Oil Field

Oil Field Development

500,000,000

EPC ITB

Al Hosn Gas- Shah Field- Expansion

Gas Netw ork

9,500,000,000

FEED

Borouge- Borouge 3 - Ethylene Plant Expansion

Ethylene

800,000,000

Construction

Borouge- Ruwais Pelletizing Plant - Bagging Lines Addition

Polymers

29,000,000

EPC ITB

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FEATURED PROJECT

Projects Hydrocarbon UAE PROJECT

FACILITY

BUDGET $US

STATUS

DEWA- Water Pipelines Project

Water

70,000,000

Construction

Dolphin Energy - Northern Emirate Pipeline (NEP)

Gas Pipeline

150,000,000

EPC ITB

DUGAS-IG Petrochemicals-Maleic Anhydride

Maleic Anhydride

3,000,000,000

Feasibility Study

Emirates LNG - Fujairah LNG

Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG)

3,000,000,000

Feasibility Study

ENOC & Horizon Terminals - Jebel Ali Reﬁnery Capacity Expansion

Petroleum Oil Refinery

1,000,000,000

Construction

ENOC- Al Maktoum Airport- Jet Fuel Pipeline Expansion

Jet Fuel Pipeline

250,000,000

FEED

Florexx - Fujairah Bio-Fuel Reﬁnery

Biofuel Refinery

1,300,000,000

EPC ITB

Fujairah Oil Terminal (FOT) - Fujairah Oil Terminal Modiﬁcations

Oil Storage Tanks

200,000,000

EPC ITB

GASCO - Black Powder Management

Gas Pipeline

41,000,000

Construction

GASCO - Integrated Gas Development (IGD) - Expansion (Onshore Pipeline)

Gas Production

7,100,000,000

Construction Engineering & Procurement

GASCO - Taweelah - Gas Compressor Station

Gas Processing

70,000,000

GASCO - Yas - Mina Zayed Gas Pipeline

Gas Processing Distributed Control System (DCS)

45,000,000

GASCO- Asab 1- Control System Upgrade GASCO- Integrated Gas Development - Expansion (42 Inch Pipeline)

Oil Field Development

GASCO- Ruwais - Train 1 & 2 Process Cooling Fire Water Pumps Replacement Gas Processing

55,000,000

Construction Engineering & Procurement

450,000,000

Construction

80,000,000

FEED

IL&FS Prime Terminals FZC- Fujairah Oil Terminals- Phase 2

Oil Storage Terminal

80,000,000

EPC ITB

IPIC & Mubadala- Fujairah Reﬁnery (EPC 1 & 2)

Petroleum Oil Refinery

3,500,000,000

Feasibility Study

Saif Al Khaili & KIZAD - Emirates Chemical Plant

Caustic Soda

80,000,000

Construction

Star Energy Group- JAFZA Expansion 7A

Oil Storage Tanks

200,000,000

Construction

Takreer- Carbon Black Plant

Gas Processing

200,000,000

Construction

Takreer- Gasoline and Aromatics Project

Aromatics

700,000,000

FEED

Takreer- IRP - Phase 3

Petroleum Oil Refinery

200,000,000

FEED

Takreer- Processing Oﬀshore Crude Project

Petroleum Oil Refinery

10,000,000,000

EPC ITB

Takreer- Ruwais Reﬁnery East- SRU Replacement

Sulphur Recovery

100,000,000

EPC ITB

Takreer- Ruwais- LPG Recovery

Crude Oil Distillation Unit

40,000,000

Feasibility Study

Takreer- Tacaamol Aromatics Project

Petrochemical Plant

10,000,000,000

FEED

Takreer- Waste Heat Recovery

Petroleum Oil Refinery

263,000,000

EPC ITB

Takreer-Ruwais East Reﬁnery- Air Emission Measurement System

Petroleum Oil Refinery

40,000,000

FEED

VOPAK HORIZON - Fujairah Oil Terminal Expansion (Phase 7)

Gas Storage Tanks

200,000,000

Construction

ZADCO - Umm Al Dalkh Full Field Development (Overview)

Oil Field Development

650,000,000

Construction

ZADCO - Upper Zakum Full Field Development - 750 Project (Overview)

Oil Field Development

15,600,000,000

Construction

ZADCO - Upper Zakum Full Field Development - 750 Project Surface Facilities - EPC 1

Oil Field Development

1,300,000,000

Construction

ZADCO - Upper Zakum Full Field Development - 750 Project Surface Facilities - EPC 2

Oil Production

4,200,000,000

Construction

ZADCO - Zirku Facilities Capacity Enhancement

Oil Field Development

400,000,000

EPC ITB

ZADCO- 750 West Region- Capacity Expansion & Sulphate Reduction Plant- EPC 3

Oil & Gas Field

300,000,000

Engineering & Procurement

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