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Technology Assessment & Research (TA&R) Program
 
Project Number 268
Date of Summary September 30, 1997
Subject Second International Conference on Composite Materials for Offshore Operations
Performing Activity University of Houston
Principal Investigator Dr. Su Su Wang
Contracting Agency Minerals Management Service
Estimated Completion December 1998
Description This conference will provide a form for researchers and engineers from petroleum companies, platform operators, engineering service industry, material suppliers, manufacturers, regulatory and certification agencies, and academic institutions to:
  1. report and review major worldwide, state-of- the-art developments on composites offshore;
  2. identify and forecast new opportunities of utilizing composites in the petroleum industry to save cost and provide enabling capabilities;
  3. discuss issues and provide guidance on standards, codes, certification and regulatory concerns of using composites for offshore operations.
Progress Completed.
Report
AA  (10 pages) S. S. Wang, J. G. Williams, and K. H. Lo, Proceedings of the Second International Conference On Composite Materials for Offshore Operations (CM))-2), University of Houston, Houston, Texas, American Bureau of Shipping, 1999.

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