INTRODUCTION
PROGRAMME OBJECTIVES
- Understanding the key aspects of risk based Inspection, its advantages and limitations
- Understanding of how it is linked to reliability-centered maintenance
- Understanding how fitness-for-service assessment affects the risk
- Providing you with the practical and effective methods you need to perform practical likelihood and consequence analysis
- Learning how to develop optimum inspection intervals for individual equipment based on the assessment of the active degradation
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
- Operations Engineers
- Maintenance Engineers
- Engineering managers and supervisors
- Technical staff with responsibilities for inspection, maintenance, assessment and mitigation of plant equipment degradation
PROGRAM OUTLINE
- Significance of Inspection in Plant Integrity and Maintenance Costs
- Common Inspection Strategies and Their Limitations
- Risk-Based Decision-Making Fundamentals and Tools
- Understanding and Managing Risk
- Risk Based Inspection Definitions
- Risk Based Inspection Evolution
- Key Elements of RBI
- Reasons for implementing Risk Based Inspection
- API Risk-Based Inspection Methodology
- Impact of RBI on Related API Codes, Standards, and Recommended Practices
- API Risk Based Inspection Software
- Overview of over 60 damage mechanisms found in refineries
- Detailed discussion of some common damage mechanisms
- Identification of Deterioration Mechanisms & Failure Modes
- Selection of Suitable Materials for Specific Deterioration Mechanisms
- Integrated Asset Management
- Inspection planning guidance
- Need for some speculative/exploratory inspection
- RBI Implementation
- Developing Equipment and piping systems/circuits Inventory
- Inspection History, Interpretation
- Equipment Data Base
- Inspection Interval Optimization Based on Assessed Risk
- Evaluation of Inspection Results
- Fitness-For-Service Assessments
- Estimation of Consequences of Failures