Greg Garic: About the Author
Managing Principal, Stress Engineering Services, Inc.
Mr. Garic has over 35 years of experience in pressure systems engineering, particularly in the fitness-for-service assessment of fixed equipment in chemical plants and refineries. He is highly experienced in stress analysis, fracture mechanics, finite element analysis, creep and high temperature material behavior. His practice routinely involves evaluation and troubleshooting of a wide range of fixed equipment problems such as corrosion, crack-like flaws, hot spots, creep, deformation, and many other issues.
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Published Articles
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FFS Forum: Using Fracture Mechanics to Lower Risk and Improve Plant Reliability - Part 3, Practical Applications
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FFS Forum: Using Fracture Mechanics to Lower Risk and Improve Plant Reliability - Part 2, A Closer Look at the FAD
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FFS Forum: Using Fracture Mechanics to Lower Risk and Improve Plant Reliability - Part 1, Introduction to Fracture Mechanics
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FFS Forum: Creep in Heater Tubes and Other Components – Part II: Strategies for Evaluating & Managing Remaining LifeJuly/August 2019 Inspectioneering Journal
This is the second of a two-part column on “Creep.” This second part discusses the approach to creep assessment in plant equipment.
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May/June 2013 Inspectioneering Journal
Predicting the remaining life of components operating in the creep regime is one of the trickiest problems encountered in the fitness-for-service (FFS) world.