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API RP 581 - 3rd Ed.2016 - Add.2-2020 - Risk-Based Inspection Methodology

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5-38 API RECOMMENDED PRACTICE 581

D is the probability adjustment for t

rate1

Bundle

1

D is the probability adjustment for t

rate2

Bundle

2

D is the probability adjustment for t

rate3

Bundle

3

EIR is the expected incremental risk between turnaround dates T1 and T2, $/year

ERL

t 2

t1

ESL

n

is the estimated remaining life of the bundle, years

is the estimated service life of a bundle as a function of replacement time interval, years

ESL is the average life of bundles that would have failed at the replacement time interval, years

f , n

ESLf , n − 1

is the average life of bundles that would have failed at the previous replacement time interval

(n-1), years

ESL

pn ,

is the average life of bundles that would not have failed at the replacement time interval, years

LEF is the bundle life extension factor

matcost is the material cost factor for the tube bundle material of construction

MTTF is the mean time to failure, years

N

is the number of bundles in a heat exchangers past history

Outage

mult

is the outage multiplier factor of the unit

tube

P

f

is the probability of the bundle failure, failures/year

tube

P

f , n

is the probability of bundle failure calculated for the current (n) increment of the optimization

procedure, failures/year

tube

Pf , n − 1

is the probability of bundle failure calculated for the previous (n-1) increment of the

optimization procedure, failures/year

tube

P f , w / insp

is the probability of bundle failure at the plan date with inspection, failures/year

tube

P

f , tgt

is the maximum acceptable probability of bundle failure based on the owner-user’s risk target,

failures/year

PBL is the predicted bundle life adjusted based on inspection, years

adj

r

is the number of failed bundles in a heat exchangers past history

R( t )

is the risk as a function of time, m 2 /year (ft 2 /year) or $/year

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