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Proactive Fitness-For-Service for Wall Loss

Fitness For Service

Proactive Fitness-For-Service for Wall Loss

Problem

Prior to executing an inspection of a process column for potential corrosion under insulation (CUI) damage, an owner-operator desires to establish go/no-go criterion to expedite run, repair, replace decisions.

Solution

Implement a proactive Fitness-For-Service assessment to tabulate go/no-go criterion for various postulated damage zones located at different regions on the column.

Value

  • Minimize inspection time and cost because damage location, size, and maximum depth can be used to quickly screen acceptability.
  • Prevent unnecessary repairs.
  • Minimize scaffolding rental cost due to time savings.
  • Conserve inspection and engineering resources.
  • Minimize emergency response costs associated with damage identification.
  • Retain results for future reference.

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