| Date | November/December 2024 |
| Volume | 30 |
| Issue | 6 |
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November/December 2024 Inspectioneering Journal Article Index
We will explore the technical nuances to consider when developing, implementing, or maintaining a robust semi-quantitative risk-based inspection (RBI) program.
A delayed coker heater was studied after just 5.5 years of service to predict remaining life. Results indicated significant metallurgical degradation.
Part 2 of a series including an overview of HTHA damage predictions and remaining life assessment methods, plus a case study for a vintage hydrotreater reactor.
The first standard practice was published for fiberglass aboveground pipe and duct system inspection. We’ll review the challenges involved with its development.
Through interconnected sensors, real-time data, and predictive analytics, organizations can anticipate risks and address potential issues before they escalate.
Although Pitting is a fairly straightforward section, I realize I haven’t addressed Part 6 of API 579. I’ll share some interesting points and insights on the topic.
The Mega Rule requires reconfirming MAOP and pipeline material verification. These can be done by in situ nondestructive methods and sophisticated algorithms.
A review of the significant changes to the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code that will be implemented in the 2025 edition that will impact the industry.
Due to extreme temperatures and stresses, maintaining a reformer’s integrity is essential operational safety and efficiency.
Traditional pressure vessel inspections often require taking assets out of service. However, MISTRAS’ Non-Intrusive Inspection (NII) programs provide data as good or better than internal inspections, while assets remain in service. NII is...
Total quality management embodies the entire QA/QC program to ensure it is the best at detecting and preventing defects that cause LOC and LPO.
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