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4 Metodología de la investigación

4.1 Variables y parámetros previos .1 Variables previstas

4.1.3 Métodos analíticos

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Standards Norway Standards Norway

Te NORSOK standards are developed by the Norwegia

Te NORSOK standards are developed by the Norwegian petroleum industry to ensuren petroleum industry to ensure adequate saety, value addi

adequate saety, value adding and cost eectiveness –or petroleum industry ng and cost eectiveness –or petroleum industry developmedevelopments andnts and operations. Furthermore, NORSOK standards are a

operations. Furthermore, NORSOK standards are as ar as ar as possible intended to replace oils possible intended to replace oil company specications and serve as reerences in the authorities regulations.

company specications and serve as reerences in the authorities regulations.

Te NORSOK standards are normally based on recognised international standards, adding  Te NORSOK standards are normally based on recognised international standards, adding  the provisions deemed nec

the provisions deemed necessary essary to lto ll the broad needs o the Norwegial the broad needs o the Norwegian petroleum industry.n petroleum industry.

 Where relevant

 Where relevant NORSOK standards will be used to provide the NoNORSOK standards will be used to provide the Norwegiarwegian industry input tn industry input too the international standardi

the international standardisation process. Subject to sation process. Subject to developmdevelopment and publication o ient and publication o i nterna- nterna-tional standards, the relevant NORSOK standard will be withdrawn.

tional standards, the relevant NORSOK standard will be withdrawn.

Te NORSOK standards are developed according to the consensus principle generally Te NORSOK standards are developed according to the consensus principle generally applica-ble standards work and according to established procedures dened in NORSOK A–

ble standards work and according to established procedures dened in NORSOK A– ..

Te NORSOK standards are prepared a

Te NORSOK standards are prepared and published with support by OLF (Te Norwegiannd published with support by OLF (Te Norwegian Oil Industry

Oil Industry Association) and BL (Federation o NoAssociation) and BL (Federation o Norwegian rwegian Manuacturing IManuacturing Industriesndustries).).

NORSOK standards are now admi

NORSOK standards are now administered and published by SN (Standards Norwaynistered and published by SN (Standards Norway).).

Expert Group Material

Expert Group Materials (SN/Ks (SN/K/EgM) is active, meets reg/EgM) is active, meets regularly and is ularly and is responsible or theresponsible or the  publication and

 publication and maintenance o omaintenance o ollowing NORSOK standards:llowing NORSOK standards:

M–001

M–001 Materials selection (Rev. , August )Materials selection (Rev. , August )

M–101

M–101 Structural steel abrication (Rev. , Dec. )Structural steel abrication (Rev. , Dec. )

M–102

M–102 Structural Structural aluminium aaluminium abrication (Revbrication (Rev. , Sept. 7). , Sept. 7)

M–120

M–120 Material data Material data sheets or structural sheets or structural steel (Rev. 5, Novsteel (Rev. 5, Nov. 8). 8)

M–121

M–121 Aluminium structural material (Rev. , Sept. 7)Aluminium structural material (Rev. , Sept. 7)

M–122

M–122 Cast structuraCast structural steel (Rev. , June 3l steel (Rev. , June 3))

M–123

M–123 Forged structural Forged structural steel (Rev. , June 3)steel (Rev. , June 3)

M–501

M–501 Surace preparation and protective coating (Rev. 5, June )Surace preparation and protective coating (Rev. 5, June )

M–503

M–503 Cathodic protection (RevCathodic protection (Rev. 3, May . 3, May 7)7)

M–506

M–506 COCOcorrosion rate calculation model (Rev. corrosion rate calculation model (Rev. , June 5), June 5)

M–601

M–601  W Welding and inspection o pielding and inspection o piping (Rev. 5, ping (Rev. 5, April 8)April 8)

M–622

M–622 Fabrication and installation o GRP piping systems (Rev  April 5)Fabrication and installation o GRP piping systems (Rev  April 5)

M–630

M–630 Material data sheets or piping (Rev. , January )Material data sheets or piping (Rev. , January )

M–650

M–650 Qualication o manuacturers o special materials (Rev. 3, April )Qualication o manuacturers o special materials (Rev. 3, April )

M–710

M–710 Qualication o non-metallic sealing materials and manuacturers (Rev. ,Qualication o non-metallic sealing materials and manuacturers (Rev. , Oct. )

Oct. )

Tis committee was established aer the OGP workshop in 7 with the ollowing terms o 

Tis committee was established aer the OGP workshop in 7 with the ollowing terms o 

reerence:

reerence:

a.

a. o arrange or global networking o the materials technology specialists rom within theo arrange or global networking o the materials technology specialists rom within the OGP membership.

OGP membership.

b.

b.Share experience and company/Share experience and company/project specications and seek haproject specications and seek harmonisation at the levelrmonisation at the level o international standards or

o international standards or the benet o members and industry.the benet o members and industry.

c.

c. o evaluate and monitor material stao evaluate and monitor material standards, including codes or gndards, including codes or g uidelines and to identiyuidelines and to identiy those which are out o date or i

those which are out o date or inadequate and need revision, and identiy those areas nadequate and need revision, and identiy those areas inin  which new standards may b

 which new standards may be required, but do ne required, but do not presenot presently exist.tly exist.

d.

d.o support o support ISO/C 67ISO/C 67/WG8 and /WG8 and other relevant materials other relevant materials related international standardsrelated international standards  work groups o

 work groups or developing wr developing work.ork.

e.

e. Assist OGP StaAssist OGP Standards Committee with executing its terms o reerence within the eld o ndards Committee with executing its terms o reerence within the eld o 

materials.

materials.

3

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Te Welding Institute, Cambridge, Uelding Institute, Cambridge, UK plays a key role in K plays a key role in the developmethe development o many standardsnt o many standards  which are important to the oil, gas and chemicals industries and is r

 which are important to the oil, gas and chemicals industries and is represenepresented on the ollowted on the ollow--ing committees:

ing committees:

CEN TC121

CEN TC121  W Welding (seveelding (several working groups and subcommitteesral working groups and subcommittees))

TC54

TC54 Pressure vesselsPressure vessels

TC249/SC5

TC249/SC5  W Welding o thermoplastic matelding o thermoplastic materialserials

ISO TC44

ISO TC44 esting o welds aesting o welds and welding qualitnd welding qualityy

TC67/SC2/WG8

TC67/SC2/WG8 W Welding o pipelineselding o pipelines

TC67/SC7/WG3

TC67/SC7/WG3 Oshore tubular structuresOshore tubular structures

EFC

EFC Oil & Gas and Renery Working PartiesOil & Gas and Renery Working Parties

NACE STG32

NACE STG32 Oil & Gas Production – MetallurgyOil & Gas Production – Metallurgy

STG34

STG34 PetrolPetroleum Rening eum Rening and Gas Processing and Gas Processing 

TG299

TG299 Materials or use in HMaterials or use in HS containing environments in oil & gasS containing environments in oil & gas  production

 production

All

All o the international operators have their own in-house technical specications in order too the international operators have their own in-house technical specications in order to speciy exactly what is considered required or their plants, installations and operations. Tese speciy exactly what is considered required or their plants, installations and operations. Tese specications (requ

specications (requently called company standards, design ently called company standards, design & engineering practices, & engineering practices, best prac-best prac-tices, supplemen

tices, supplementary tary technical specicationstechnical specications etc etc ) also carry their operator’s valuable experience) also carry their operator’s valuable experience and they may be

and they may be supplemsupplemented by individual project specications to ented by individual project specications to cover specic projectcover specic project needs. Tese documents are normal

needs. Tese documents are normal ly based on, ly based on, but include various degrees o supplements andbut include various degrees o supplements and amendmen

amendments to international, national and industry ts to international, national and industry standards.standards.

At the workshop in February 

At the workshop in February 77, the operating companies present agreed to share their, the operating companies present agreed to share their specications in the OGP environment, or review by the other par

specications in the OGP environment, or review by the other participants to see i thereticipants to see i there  was scope or harmonisation, s

 was scope or harmonisation, standardisation or improvetandardisation or improvement ment in some areas. Te operating in some areas. Te operating  company technical specications are made avai

company technical specications are made available at a passlable at a password protectword protected OGP website ored OGP website or inormation and review by the OGP Materials Subcommittee.

inormation and review by the OGP Materials Subcommittee.

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