Topic: Worker Monitor Systems
Date: Wednesday 4/21/21
Time: 10-11 a.m. 
Speakers: Thomas Weyer, Jack Gay
Description: This session covers the advantages and disadvantages of monitor systems for overpressure protection; key considerations when designing monitor systems including choosing between wide-open and working monitors, determining regulator station lockup pressure, using self-operated or pilot-operated regulators for workers and monitors; and effective strategies to maintain and troubleshoot monitor system.
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Topic: Pressure Relief Valves and Slam Shuts
Date: Wednesday 4/28/21
Time: 10-11 a.m. 
Speakers: Jack Gay, Zeeshan Saiyed
Description: This session will cover Pressure Relief Valve (PRV) selection criteria including deciding between snap-action and modulating valve, self-operated vs. pilot-operated, and the benefits of ASME Code stamp. Key PRV applications will be introduce.
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Topic: Multi-Layer Overpressure Protection
Date: Wednesday 5/12/21
Time: 10-11 a.m. 
Speaker: Thomas Weyer
Description: While focusing on strategies to upgrade existing natural gas distribution systems to add a second or third layer of protection, what factors need to be taken into consideration? How do the different OPP options interact with each other? This session provides a framework to answer these questions.
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Topic: Remote Monitoring and Data Collection
Date: Wednesday 5/26/21
Time: 10-11 a.m. 
Speaker: Robert Findley
Description: In this presentation you will learn why remote monitoring is critical to any OPP solution. Discover the benefits of holistic system monitoring and control via traditional SCADA or cloud SCADA systems.
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