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Pressure & Process Plant Technical Group (TG5)

Overview

In these competitive times the manufacturing and operational issues of process plant and equipment are critical. This technology group has been set up as a forum for engineers involved in the design, fabrication, operation, maintenance, inspection, safety and management of critical assets to share their experience and network to keep up to date with the latest associated technologies, codes, standards, practices and research in this field, to ensure that their assets life is as useful and safe as they can be.

 

Forthcoming meetings

2012 programme to be confirmed

 Date:  Title: Venue:  
 22 Mar 2012  *   Joint Welding Processes and Pressure and Process Plant Technical Group Meeting 'Structural Integrity, Inspection and the Repair of Pipes and other Pressure Components' Conference Centre,
TWI Cambridge
ENROL
             *            These events qualify for CPD    

 
 

Reports of previous meetings

Nuclear new build in the UK, November 2010

 

Officers 

Chairman    
Eur Ing John Marlow
john.marlowlimited@btinternet.com
Secretary

Mr Ujjwal Bharadwaj, TWI Ltd                                             
ujjwal.bharadwaj@twi.co.uk

Ujjwal Bharadwaj
Ujjwal joined the Asset Integrity Management section within the Structural Integrity Department at TWI in December 2009, having completed a four-year stint researching for a doctorate at Loughborough University with secondment to TWI. His doctorate on risk based asset management is the culmination of his work on a number of projects at TWI that entailed research from a risk/reliability perspective. These projects included offshore wind farms, ships, reliability databases, and looking into the feasibility of developing a probabilistic version of Crackwise. 

Ujjwal read for an MSc in risk management at the London School of Economics (2003). He is a tutor at the University of Reading on the risk analysis and decision making module for distance-learning MBA students. He has over eight years of experience in the maintenance of machines and electronic equipment in a number of sectors including power plants, refineries and the railways in the UK and in India, where he did his BEng in Electrical and Electronics Engineering (Mangalore University).