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51313-02227-Corrosion Management of Refinery Process Units by Using Integrity Operating Window (IOW)

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ISBN: 02227 2013 CP
Author: Faisal Al-Refai
Publication Date: 2013
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Corrosion Management of Refinery Process Units by Using Integrity Operating Window (IOW) 


Musaed Al Arada Bader Dh. Al Otaibi Faisal Al Refai Anil Kumar Ray
Kuwait National Petroleum Company Mina Abdulla Refinery
P.O. Box-69 Safat Kuwait 13001
Fax: +965-23280402
E-mail:  fhr012@knpc.com


ABSTRACT

Refining industry handles highly volatile Hydrocarbons from crude oil to light gases or heavy products. Operation of refinery units while producing useful products also causes deterioration / damage to various process equipment and piping by degradation mechanisms. The design codes and standards do not address equipment deterioration while in service and that deficiencies due to degradation or from original fabrication may be found during subsequent inspections. The root causes of deterioration could be due to inadequate design considerations including materials selection and design details or the interaction with aggressive environments/conditions that the equipment is subjected to during normal service or during transient periods.

Therefore operation of process units within a defined Integrity Operating Window (IOW) is necessary to establish and maintain a controlled process environment which would enable feedstock to be converted into products in a safe environmentally responsible manner without upsets and unplanned shutdowns. In its broadest context the IOW of a process unit can be defined as the set of boundary operating conditions within which parameters must be routinely controlled to ensure safe reliable operation.

Keywords: corrosion degradation mechanisms Integrity Operating Window (IOW) operating parameters corrosion loop target range.


 

Corrosion Management of Refinery Process Units by Using Integrity Operating Window (IOW) 


Musaed Al Arada Bader Dh. Al Otaibi Faisal Al Refai Anil Kumar Ray
Kuwait National Petroleum Company Mina Abdulla Refinery
P.O. Box-69 Safat Kuwait 13001
Fax: +965-23280402
E-mail:  fhr012@knpc.com


ABSTRACT

Refining industry handles highly volatile Hydrocarbons from crude oil to light gases or heavy products. Operation of refinery units while producing useful products also causes deterioration / damage to various process equipment and piping by degradation mechanisms. The design codes and standards do not address equipment deterioration while in service and that deficiencies due to degradation or from original fabrication may be found during subsequent inspections. The root causes of deterioration could be due to inadequate design considerations including materials selection and design details or the interaction with aggressive environments/conditions that the equipment is subjected to during normal service or during transient periods.

Therefore operation of process units within a defined Integrity Operating Window (IOW) is necessary to establish and maintain a controlled process environment which would enable feedstock to be converted into products in a safe environmentally responsible manner without upsets and unplanned shutdowns. In its broadest context the IOW of a process unit can be defined as the set of boundary operating conditions within which parameters must be routinely controlled to ensure safe reliable operation.

Keywords: corrosion degradation mechanisms Integrity Operating Window (IOW) operating parameters corrosion loop target range.


 

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