TAILIEUCHUNG - WORKSHOP ON THE PREVENTION OF WATER POLLUTION DUE TO PIPELINE ACCIDENTS

Water and energy are two critical ingredients of modern civilization. Without clean water, life cannot be sustained. Without energy, we cannot run computers, power homes or manufacture products. As the world’s population grows in number and affluence, demand for both resources is increasing faster than ever, with far-reaching implications for both water scarcity and rising levels of global warming pollution. Woefully underappreciated, however, is the fact that water and energy oftentimes compete with one another. We consume vast amounts of water to generate energy, and we consume vast amounts of energy to extract, process and deliver clean water. With increasing frequency,. | UNECE EH Umwelt Bundes Amt fijr KfichundUrrnett WORKSHOP ON THE PREVENTION OF WATER POLLUTION DUE TO PIPELINE ACCIDENTS 9 UNECE EH Um we It Bu tides Amt fijr KfichundUrrnett International standards and recommended practices for the safety and environmental integrity level of international oil pipeline systems Mr. Lars Bangert Head of Unit Pipeline Systems ILF Consulting Engineers Germany Thursday 9 June 2005 AGENDA Umwelt Bundes A m t Sy fUrMe-MlmmiUiTwen UNECE 1. Overview and Terminology 2. Functional Design Criteria for the SCADA System Process requirements Pipeline integrity requirements Operational requirements 3. Functional Design Criteria for the Telecom System Process requirements Operational requirements Pipeline integrity .

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• Reduced Fetal Movements
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