We dedicate this forum to the owners/operators of Chemical Refining and Utility process facilities.  In the section of this web site, browse the summaries of past Inspectioneering Journal issues. Some of the topics covered as they relate to equipment integrity and reliability include:

  • Inspection Technologies: On-Stream,  Traditional & Advanced
  • Inspection Field Case Histories
  • Inspection Data Management Systems
  • Fitness-for-Service Engineering
  • Risk-Based Inspection (RBI)
  • Process Safety Management
  • Case Histories
  • Regulatory Updates
  • Standards Updates
  • Equipment Reliability Issues
  • Industry Meeting Synopses
  • Materials & Engineering Issues
  • Equipment Failure Analyses




 

11 Years - IJ Past and Future

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"I was going over the Mar/Apr-2004 Inspectioneering journal. It is very ironic that there was a section on IR (infrared monitoring). We are experiencing the exact same issue here with our XXX heater. In fact, some of the IR images presented in the paper are almost identical to ours, with the spalled external scale. We actually attempted to lightly scrape the OD of our tubes with a lance and removed some of the external OD deposits (flue gas deposits only) and I immediately saw a tube temp. reduction of approximately xxx F.
Articles like this are a big help in our line of work!
All the best"
Brian van Klaveren, Petro-Canada Refinery
 

"Bravo, on recent articles on Inspection Database management systems! The value of shared experiences like these is tremendous!," James Fortune, DuPont Corporation

"An IJ article entitled, "Piping Inspection - Improving Thickness Data Taking Accuracy" prompted valuable discussion here. It helped us make the right decision on a very important matter", Mark Badrick, Bahrain Petroleum Company

"Just a note to let you know how valuable the Inspectioneering Journal is to us. We particularly like the annual index summary, calendar event section, and articles written by our peers who talk the same language. The journal is easy to read and it has even more value now that it is in digital format. We find that it is a very useful tool keeping us abreast of new and improved technology on the market for inspection activities. Keep up the good work..", Mike Badeen, Phillips 66 Company


   

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