Family Field Descriptions
Consequence Evaluation Records
Consequence Evaluation records are used to determine the consequence of failure while performing an RBI analysis. This topic provides an alphabetical list and description of the fields that exist for the RBI Consequence Evaluation family, whose records store information that is used to determine the probability and cost of failure. The information in the table reflects the baseline state and behavior of these fields.
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Criticality Consequence Evaluation
Field | Data Type | Description | Behavior and Usage |
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Consequence | Character | The outcome of an event or situation expressed qualitatively or quantitatively. This can be a loss, injury, a disadvantage or a gain. | None |
Detection Time | Numeric | The time it takes to detect that a loss of containment has occurred. | You can specify a value for this field using the datasheet. |
Flexible Calculation Policies Used | Character | The list of policies that were used in flexible calculation. | None |
Flexible Calculation Used | Boolean | Indicates whether flexible or baseline calculation is used. | None |
Initial Fluid Phase | Character | The phase that the representative fluid is in while under current operating conditions and under containment in the asset. |
The value in this cell must be one of the following System Codes stored in the FLUID TYPES System Code table:
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Inspection Interval | Numeric | The interval that the inspector or risk analyst has set for the asset. | Required for RBI Analysis records whose Criticality Item Type is Heat Exchanger-Bundle. |
Inventory | Numeric | The volume of the asset that could potentially be released in the event of a failure. | You can specify a value for this field using the datasheet. |
Inventory Group | Character | The volume of the asset and its interconnected assets that could potentially be released in the event of a failure. | You can specify a value for this field using the datasheet. |
Isolation Time | Numeric | The time it takes to isolate a loss of containment. | You can specify a value for this field using the datasheet. |
Lost Production Category | Numeric | The Product Leak Consequence Category is determined based on the financial impact of having the facility shutdown to make necessary repairs or perform necessary inspections. |
Lost Product Value is determined using letters that represent the following scale:
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Percent Toxic | Numeric | The percentage by volume of toxic substances in the process stream. | None |
Tank Fill Height | Numeric | The liquid level of an asset under normal operating conditions. | None |
Toxic Consequence Category | Character | The toxic risk categories (High, Medium High, Medium, and Low) assigned to the risk matrix. | None |
Toxic Fluid | Character | The fluid that represents the greatest toxic volume of the asset. In some cases, the fluid that represents the greatest Consequence of Failure (CoF) may be selected. | None |
Toxic Mixture | Boolean | Indicates whether or not the process stream contains toxic substances. | None |
Use Calculated Inventory | Boolean | Indicates that the analyst has decided to use the inventory based on the dimensions of the asset rather than an estimated value. | None |
Flammable Consequence | |||
Flammable Consequence Category | Character | Flammable risk categories (High, Medium High, Medium, and Low) assigned to the risk matrix. | For inert and reactive leaking fluids, if the Flammable Leak Type is utility leak into HC system, the flammable consequence category can be either D or E based on the leak rate category. If the Leak Rate Category is Major, the consequence category is D, and if the Leak Rate Category is Minor, the consequence category is E. |
Near Ignition Source | Boolean | Indicates whether or not the asset is near a possible ignition source. | The value in this field impacts the calculation. |
Tank Bottom - Env Consequence | |||
Bottom Thickness | Numeric | The thickness of the asset bottom. | None |
Diked Area | Numeric | The square footage of the containment dikes around the asset. | The value in this field impacts the calculation. |
Diked? | Boolean | Indicates whether or not a dike is present. | None |
Environmental Consequence Category | Character | The environmental risk categories (High, Medium High, Medium, and Low) assigned to the risk matrix. | None |
Foundation Type | Character | Describes the foundation on which an asset is sitting. The selections here will impact the Consequence of Failure (CoF) calculations. | None |
Leak Effect | Character | Determines the impact of a loss of containment. | None |
Persistent Fluid? | Boolean | A fluid that will remain in a liquid form once it has been released from a storage tank. | None |
Underside Corrosion Rate | Numeric | The corrosion rate on the underside most portion of the bottom of an asset. | None |
Unit Cleanup Cost | Numeric | The expected costs that may be incurred in the event of loss of containment. | None |
Tube Bundle Consequence | |||
Corrosion Rate Channel Side | Numeric | The corrosion rate on the channel side of an exchanger. | None |
Corrosion Rate Shell Side | Numeric | The corrosion rate on the shell side of an exchanger. | None |
Flammable Leak Type | Character | Determines if the bundle will leak flammable liquid into the process streams. | Required for the RBI Analysis records whose Criticality Item Type is Heat Exchanger-Bundle and Leaking Fluid is flammable. |
Initial State Shell | Character | Determines if the shell side contains gas or liquid prior to loss of containment. | None |
Operating Pressure Shell Side | Numeric | Internal pressure of the asset under normal operating conditions. |
You can specify a value for this field using the datasheet. The Unit of Measure (UOM) for this field is Pounds/Sq Inch Gage (PSIG). |
Operating Temperature Shell Side | Numeric | Temperature of the asset under normal operating conditions. | You can specify a value for this field using the datasheet. |
Percent Toxic Shell | Boolean | The amount of toxic substances in the process stream by volume. | None |
Product Leak Category | Character | The Product Leak Consequence Category is determined based on the financial impact of having the facility shutdown to make necessary repairs or perform necessary inspections. |
Lost Product Value is determined using letters that represent the following scale:
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Product Unit Value | Numeric | The cost-per-pound of the product in the asset. | Required only for RBI Analysis records whose Criticality Item Type is Heat Exchanger-Bundle. |
Rep Fluid Shell Side | Character | The fluid that represents the greatest volume of the asset. In some cases, the fluid that represents the greatest Consequence of Failure (CoF) may be selected. | None |
Toxic Fluid Shell Side | Boolean | The fluid that represents or makes up the greatest toxic volume of the asset. In some cases the fluid that represents the greatest Consequence of Failure (CoF) may be selected. | None |
Toxic Leak Type | Character | Indicates if the toxic leak would be major or minor. | Required for RBI Analysis records whose Criticality Item Type is Heat Exchanger-Bundle and Leaking Fluid is toxic. |
Toxic Mixture Shell | Numeric | Indicates whether or not the process stream contains toxic substances. | None |
Pipeline - Env Consequence | |||
Additional Penalties/Fines | Numeric | Description of the other fines that may be levied in the event of a loss of containment. | None |
Adjusted Leak Quality - Hole | Numeric | Determines how much product may be lost in the event of a leak failure resulting from a hole. | None |
Adjusted Leak Quality - Rupture | Numeric | Determines how much product may be lost in the event of a leak failure resulting from a rupture. | None |
Combined Consequence - Hole | Character | The combined consequence category for a failure resulting from a hole is calculated by comparing the consequence categories and assigning the combined consequence category the same value as the most severe. | None |
Combined Consequence - Rupture | Character | The combined consequence category for rupture is calculated by comparing the consequence categories and assigning the combined consequence category the same value as the most severe. | None |
Detection Time - Hole | Character | The time required to detect that a loss of containment has occurred resulting from a hole. | You can specify a value for this field using the datasheet. |
Detection Time - Rupture | Numeric | The time required to detect that a loss of containment has occurred resulting from a rupture. | You can specify a value for this field using the datasheet. |
Environment Consequence Category - Hole | Character | The environmental risk categories (High, Medium High, Medium, and Low) assigned to risk matrix associated with hole failure. | None |
Environment Consequence Category - Rupture | Character | The environmental risk categories (High, Medium High, Medium, and Low) assigned to risk matrix associated with rupture failure. | None |
High Value Area | Character | Any locations where a pipeline spill might have significant financial impacts. |
Meridium’s definition follows those outlined in: Muhlbauer, W. Kent, Pipeline Risk Management Manual, Gulf Publishing Company, Houston, 2004. |
High Value Area Factor | Numeric | The value used in the calculation based on the data entered into the High Value Area field. | None |
Impact Clean Up Cost - Hole | Numeric | The expected costs that may be incurred in the event of a loss of containment resulting from a hole. | None |
Impact Clean Up Cost - Rupture | Numeric | The expected costs that may be incurred in the event of a loss of containment resulting from a rupture. | None |
Isolation Time - Hole | Numeric | The time it takes to isolate a loss of containment resulting from a hole. | You can specify a value for this field using the datasheet. |
Isolation Time - Rupture | Numeric | Time it takes to isolate a loss of containment resulting from a rupture. | You can specify a value for this field using the datasheet. |
Lost Production Category - Rupture | Character | The financial impact of having the facility shutdown to make necessary repairs or to perform necessary inspections. | None |
Override Clean Up Cost - Hole | Boolean | Indicates whether or not the risk analyst has decided to override the cleanup costs for a hole failure. | None |
Override Clean Up Cost - Rupture | Boolean | Indicates whether or not the risk analyst has decided to override the cleanup costs for a rupture failure. | None |
Soil Type | Character | The type of soil in the vicinity of the spill will be used to make an adjustment in the release quantity to account for the differences in fluid velocity and retention for various soil types. | None |
Soil Type Factor | Numeric | The value used in the calculation based on the selection of soil type. | None |
Suggested Clean Up | Character | The recommended methodology to mitigate the loss of containment. | None |
Suggested Clean Up Cost | Numeric | The expected costs that may be incurred in the event of loss of containment. | None |
Pipeline - Safety Consequence | |||
Adjusted FAA - Hole | Numeric | The Adjusted Flammable Affected Area (FAA) for a hole failure is a calculated value represented in square feet. | None |
Adjusted FAA - Rupture | Numeric | The Adjusted Flammable Affected Area (FAA) for a rupture failure is a calculated value in square feet. | None |
Adjusted TAA - Hole | Numeric | The Adjusted Toxic Affected Area (TAA) for a hole failure is a calculated value in square feet. | None |
Boiling Point | Numeric | The normal boiling point of the representative fluid. | None |
DOT Factor | Numeric | The adjustment factor for the population density. | This is a numeric range from 0.5-2.0. |
Flammable Affected Area - Hole | Numeric | The dimensions that represent an area where the expected consequences may be realized for a flammable hole failure. | None |
Flammable Affected Area - Rupture | Numeric | The dimensions that represent an area where the expected consequences may be realized for a flammable rupture failure. | None |
Flammable Consequence - Hole | Character | The flammable risk categories (High, Medium High, Medium, and Low) assigned to risk matrix associated with hole failure. | None |
Flammable Consequence - Rupture | Character | The flammable risk categories (High, Medium High, Medium, and Low) assigned to risk matrix associated with rupture failure. | None |
High Consequence Area | Character | High Consequence Areas (HCA) are locations where a pipeline spill might have significant adverse impacts to population, the environment or to commercial navigation. | HCAs are defined under CFR 49 part 195.450. |
High Consequence Area Factor | Numeric | The value used in the calculation based on the selection made in the High Consequence Area field. | None |
Population Density Adjustment | Character | The adjustment factor for the population density. | This is a numeric range from 0.5-2.0. |
Toxic Consequence - Hole | Character | The toxic risk categories (High, Medium High, Medium, and Low) assigned to risk matrix associated with hole failure. | None |
Toxic Consequence - Rupture | Character | The toxic risk categories (High, Medium High, Medium, and Low) assigned to risk matrix associated with rupture failure. | None |
Intermediate Output | |||
Average Leak Rate | Numeric | The fluid leak rate is a function of the physical properties of the leaking fluid, the pressure of the fluid, and the effective leak size in the floor. | None |
Cleanup Cost | Numeric | The expected costs that may be incurred in the event of loss of containment. | None |
Corrosion Category | Character |
The combined corrosion rate is equal to the sum of the Internal Corrosion Rate and the External Corrosion Rate:
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Deinventory Time | Numeric | The time needed in a leak scenario to empty the contents of the asset. | None |
Delta Pressure | Numeric | The absolute value of the smaller of the shell or channel operating pressure subtracted from the larger of the two pressures. | None |
Discharge Rate - Hole | Numeric | The rate at which the contents will escape the asset in the event of a hole failure. | None |
Discharge Rate - Rupture | Numeric | The rate at which the contents will escape the asset in the event of a rupture failure. | None |
Distance to End Affect | Numeric | The linear distance in which the Consequence of Failure (CoF) could be experienced. | None |
Estimated Leak Quantity | Numeric | The amount of fluid that would be released in the event of a failure. | None |
Estimated Release Rate | Numeric | The rate at which the contents will escape the asset. | None |
Final Phase | Character | The phase of the contents upon release. | None |
Final Phase Shell Side | Character | The phase of the shell side contents upon release. | None |
Flammable Affected Area | Numeric | The dimensions that represent an area where the expected consequences may be realized. | None |
Flammable Leak Rate Category | Character | Determines whether the leak rate is minor or major. | None |
Initial Leak Rate | Numeric | The rate at which the contents will escape the asset. | None |
Leak Area - Hole | Numeric | The rate at which the contents will escape the asset after a hole failure. | None |
Leak Area - Rupture | Numeric | The rate at which the contents will escape the asset after a rupture failure. | None |
Leak Direction | Character | Indicates if a failure in a tube bundle would result in a leak into the shell side or a leak into the channel side. | None |
Leak Quantity - Hole | Numeric | The amount of fluid that would be released in the event of a hole leak failure. | None |
Leak Quantity - Rupture | Numeric | The amount of fluid that would be released in the event of a rupture leak failure. | None |
Leak Size | Numeric | The size of the opening though which the contents would escape. | None |
Lost Product Value | Numeric |
A value based on the financial impact of having the facility shutdown to make necessary repairs or to perform necessary inspections. |
Lost Product Value is determined using letters that represent the following scale:
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Pool Area | Numeric | The distance that a pool may spread when a liquid is released from an asset or pipeline, a liquid pool may form. | None |
Probability of Ignition | Numeric | The likelihood of the released substances igniting. | None |
Release Duration | Numeric | The time that the leak is expected to last. | None |
Toxic Duration | Numeric | The time that the toxic leak is expected to last. | None |
Toxic Leak Rate Category | Character | Determines whether the toxic leak rate is minor or major | None |
Toxic Mixed Release Rate | Numeric | The rate at which the contents will escape the asset. | None |
Toxicity Area | Numeric | When a toxic fluid is released from an asset or pipeline, this field captures the distance that this toxic substance may spread. | None |
PRD Consequence Evaluation
Field |
Data Type |
Description |
Behavior and Usage |
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Consequence |
Character |
The consequence risk categories (High, Medium High, Medium, and Low) assigned to risk matrix. | None |
Consequence for Protected Assets |
Character |
The consequence risk categories (High, Medium High, Medium, and Low) assigned to risk matrix associated with protected assets. | None |
Cost of Fluid |
Numeric |
Cost-per-pound of fluid contained in the asset. | None |
Days to Repair |
Numeric |
Indicates repair time for the asset. | None |
Environment Cost |
Numeric |
Cost of cleaning up a potential spill. | None |
Leak Consequence Category |
Character |
The leak risk categories (High, Medium High, Medium, and Low) assigned to risk matrix. | None |
Tolerate Leak |
Boolean |
Indicates how capable the process is of maintaining operations in the event of a leak. | None |
Unit Production Margin |
Numeric |
The Production Margins are determined based on the financial impact of having the facility shutdown to make necessary repairs or perform necessary inspections. |
A value based on the financial impact of having the facility shutdown to make necessary repairs or to perform necessary inspections
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Criticality Calculator RBI Components Records
Criticality Calculator RBI Component records store information about the component on which you will perform an RBI 581 Risk Criticality Analysis.
This topic provides an alphabetical list and description of the fields that exist for the Criticality Calculator RBI Components family. The information in the table reflects the baseline state and behavior of these fields. If the component type is Exchanger Bundle, then, for each field on the RBI Component, there are two fields on the datasheet - one for the channel, and the other for the shell.
The following families are enabled for site filtering, which means that the records in these families can be assigned to a specific site, and will then only be accessible to users who are assigned to the same site and have the appropriate license and family privileges. See the Site Filtering section of the documentation for more information on using this feature.
Criticality Calculator RBI Components
Field |
Data Type |
Description |
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The ID Section | |||||||||||||||||||
Component |
Character |
Identifies the RBI Component. |
This field is disabled and populated automatically with a value in the following format: RBICOMP-<Asset>-<Component Type>-<Number> ...where:
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Component Comments |
Text |
Comments about the component. |
None | ||||||||||||||||
Component Date in Service |
Date |
The date on which the component was first put into service. |
You can use the Calendar feature to select the date. | ||||||||||||||||
Component Description |
Character |
A description used to identify the Component. |
None | ||||||||||||||||
Component Status |
Character |
Indicates whether a component is active or inactive. |
This field is disabled and populated automatically with the value Active.
Note: If you inactivate a component, this field is disabled and populated with the value inactive. | ||||||||||||||||
Component Type |
Character |
Identifies which part of the asset the component represents. |
The value in this field must be stored in the Criticality Item Type field in one of the Equipment Types records delivered in the APM database. This field is disabled and populated automatically. | ||||||||||||||||
Asset |
Character |
Identifies the asset. |
This field is populated automatically. | ||||||||||||||||
Asset Family |
Character |
Identifies the asset family. |
This field is disabled and populated automatically. | ||||||||||||||||
Functional Location |
Character |
Identifies the Functional Location of the asset. |
This field is disabled and populated automatically. | ||||||||||||||||
Operating and Process Section | |||||||||||||||||||
Area Humidity |
Character |
A value based on the geographical location in which the asset is operated. |
This field applies only to RBI Components that are linked to one or more Criticality Ext. Corr. Deg. Mech. Eval. records. This field contains the description of all the System Codes in the MI_RBI_Area_Humidity System Code Table. You can choose from the following baseline values:
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Calculated Inventory |
Numeric |
A calculated value based on process fluid properties and dimensions of the component. |
This field is disabled and populated automatically. This value is derived from asset dimensions that have been entered in the system instead of an estimated volume. | ||||||||||||||||
CUI Inspection Priority Changed | Boolean | Indicates whether the Inspection Priority on the Criticality Calculator External Corrosion Degradation Mechanism for the related RBI Analysis has changed. | If an active RBI Analysis exists, and a new RBI Analysis is moved to the Risk Completed state and activated, the system verifies whether the Inspection Priority on the associated degradation mechanism has changed, and sets the value in this field to True. When an Inspection Group is activated, the value in this field is set to False for all RBI Components within the Inspection Group. | ||||||||||||||||
Detection Time |
Numeric |
The time, in minutes, that is required to detect loss of containment. |
None | ||||||||||||||||
Fluid Valid for 581 Analysis | Boolean |
Indicates whether the process fluid is valid for an RBI 581 Risk Analysis. |
This check box is disabled and selected if the fluid that you have selected in the Process Fluid field is valid for RBI 581. If this check box is cleared, and you perform an RBI 581 Risk Analysis, you will not be able to calculate the analysis. | ||||||||||||||||
Foundation Type | Character | If the component is a storage tank, then specify the foundation type of the tank. |
The value in this field is used to calculate an analysis if the component type is Storage Tank. This field contains the description of all the System Codes in the FOUNDATION TYPES System Code Table. You can choose from the following baseline values:
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Initial Fluid Phase |
Character |
The phase that the representative fluid is in while under containment in current operating conditions. |
This field contains the description of all the System Codes in the FLUID TYPES System Code Table. You can choose from the following baseline values:
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Int. Corr. Inspection Priority Changed |
Boolean | Indicates whether the Inspection Priority on the Criticality Calculator Internal Corrosion Degradation Mechanism for the related RBI Analysis has changed. | If an active RBI Analysis exists, and a new RBI Analysis is moved to the Risk Completed state and activated, the system verifies whether the Inspection Priority on the associated degradation mechanism has changed, and sets the value in this field to True. When an Inspection Group is activated, the value in this field is set to False for all RBI Components within the Inspection Group. | ||||||||||||||||
Inventory |
Numeric |
The volume of the asset that could potentially be released in the event of a failure. |
The value in this field is used to populate the Inventory Component Mass field in the RBI Consequence Evaluation that is linked to an analysis performed on this component. | ||||||||||||||||
Inventory Group | Character |
The name of the inventory group to which the component is linked. |
This field is disabled and blank. | ||||||||||||||||
Isolation Time |
Numeric |
The time, in minutes, that is required to isolate loss of containment. |
None | ||||||||||||||||
Operating Pressure |
Numeric |
The internal pressure of the asset under normal operating conditions. It is measured in pounds per square inch gauge. |
The value in this field is used to populate the Operating Pressure field in the associated analysis. | ||||||||||||||||
Operating Temperature |
Numeric |
The temperature of the asset under normal operating conditions. It is measured in degrees Fahrenheit. |
The value in this field is used to populate the Operating Temperature field in the associated analysis. | ||||||||||||||||
Percent Toxic |
Numeric |
The amount of toxic substances by volume in the process stream. |
This field is enabled only if the Toxic Mixture check box is selected. | ||||||||||||||||
Process Fluid |
Character |
The fluid that represents or makes up the greatest volume of the asset. In some cases, the fluid that represents the greatest cause of failure may be selected. Important: If you are going to perform an RBI Criticality Analysis, you must select a fluid that is valid for RBI 580. Similarly, if you are going to perform an RBI 581 Risk Analysis, you must select a fluid that is valid for RBI 581.
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The value in this field must be stored in the Fluid field in one of the Representative Fluids records in the APM database. | ||||||||||||||||
Toxic Fluid |
Character |
The fluid that represents or makes up the greatest toxic volume of the asset. In some cases, the fluid that contributes to the greatest Consequence of Failure (CoF) may be selected. |
This field is enabled only if the Toxic Mixture check box is selected. The value in this field must be stored in the Process Fluid field in one of the Representative Fluids records delivered in the APM baseline database. | ||||||||||||||||
Toxic Fluid Valid for 581 Analysis | Boolean |
Indicates whether the toxic fluid is valid for an RBI 581 Risk Analysis. |
This check box is disabled and selected if the fluid that you have selected in the Toxic Model field is valid for RBI 581. | ||||||||||||||||
Toxic Mixture |
Boolean |
Indicates whether or not the process stream contains toxic substances. |
If you select this check box, the Toxic Fluid and Percent Fluid boxes are enabled. | ||||||||||||||||
Design Details Section | |||||||||||||||||||
Code Year |
Character |
The year in which the design code that corresponds to the component was defined. |
The value in this field must be stored in the Code Year field in the APM Reference Table that corresponds to the value in the Stress Lookup Table field in the RBI Component record. The value in this field is used to populate the Code Year field on the datasheet of the associated analysis. | ||||||||||||||||
Construction Code | Character | The code to which the component was originally constructed. |
The value in this field is used to populate the Construction Code field on the datasheet of the associated analysis. | ||||||||||||||||
Design Pressure |
Numeric |
The pressure at which the component is designed to operate. It is measured in pounds per square inch gauge. |
The value in this field is used to populate the Design Pressure field in the associated analysis. Tip: This value is provided by the manufacturer of the component. You can find it on the nameplate or the UI Form.
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Design Temperature |
Numeric |
The temperature at which the component is designed to operate. It is measured in degrees Fahrenheit. |
The value in this field is used to populate the Design Temperature field in the associated analysis. Tip: This value is provided by the manufacturer of the component. You can find it on the nameplate or the UI Form.
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Inside Diameter |
Numeric |
The measurement of the inner diameter of a circular or cylindrical asset, in inches. |
The value in this field is used to:
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Insulated? |
Boolean |
Indicates whether or not the component is insulated. |
If you select or clear this check box, the Insulated check box on the datasheet of an associated RBI Analysis is selected or cleared accordingly. | ||||||||||||||||
Insulation Type |
Character |
Identifies the insulating material used in the component. |
This field is enabled only if the Insulated? check box is selected. The value in this field is used to populate the Insulation Type field on an associated RBI Criticality Analysis datasheet. This field must contain one of the following values:
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Is Entry Possible? |
Boolean |
Indicates whether it is possible to physically enter an asset for the purposes of performing an inspection. |
This field contains the description of all the System Codes in the MI_YES_NO System Code Table. You can choose from the following baseline values:
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Length |
Numeric |
The total length, in inches, of an asset measured in a straight line from head seam to head seam. |
This value is used to calculate inventory for Component types other than Piping in an RBI Criticality Analysis. | ||||||||||||||||
Material Grade |
Character |
Identifies the grade of the material of the component provided by the manufacturer. You can find it on the nameplate or the U1 Form. |
The value in this field must be stored in the Material Grade field in the APM Reference Table that corresponds with the value the Stress Lookup Table field in the RBI Component. The value in this field is used to populate the Material Grade field on the datasheet of the associated analysis. | ||||||||||||||||
Material Spec |
Character |
Identifies the material of the component that is provided by the manufacturer. You can find it on the nameplate or the U1 Form. |
The value in this field must be stored in the Material Spec field in the APM Reference Table that corresponds with the value the Stress Lookup Table field in the RBI Component. The value in this field is used to populate the Material Spec field on the datasheet of the associated analysis. | ||||||||||||||||
Nominal Thickness |
Numeric |
An estimated or measured thickness used as the starting point for thickness based Remaining Life calculations. |
The value in this field is used to populate the Nominal Thickness field on the datasheet of an associated RBI Criticality Analysis. | ||||||||||||||||
PWHT |
Boolean |
Indicates whether or not Post Weld Heat Treatment (PWHT) has been performed to relieve residual stresses from the construction of the asset. | None | ||||||||||||||||
Stress Lookup Table |
Character |
Identifies the type of asset being assessed so that the appropriate design codes are used. |
This field contains the description of all the System Codes in the MI_STRESS_LOOKUP_TABLE System Code Table. You can choose from the following baseline values:
The value in this field is used to populate the Stress Lookup Table field on the datasheet of the associated analysis. | ||||||||||||||||
Weld Joint Efficiency |
Numeric |
Indicates the type of inspection used to ensure the quality of welds and the type of weld joints used during construction. |
This field is used to populate the Joint Efficiency field on the datasheet of an RBI Criticality Analysis. This field must contain one of the following values:
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Corrosion Data Section | |||||||||||||||||||
Corrosion Type |
Character |
The type of corrosion to which equipment is susceptible. |
You can specify a value for this field using the datasheet. | ||||||||||||||||
Corrosive Product |
Character |
Identifies the elements in the process stream that are responsible for the most aggressive corrosion. |
None | ||||||||||||||||
Estimated External Corrosion Rate |
Numeric |
The rate of external degradation given by the subject matter expert during the corrosion study. This value is used in the absence of quality data from the field. |
The value in this field is used to populate the Estimated Rate field on an associated Criticality Ext. Corr. Deg. Mech. Eval. datasheet. | ||||||||||||||||
Estimated Internal Corrosion Rate |
Numeric |
The rate of internal degradation provided by the subject matter expert during the corrosion study. This value is used in the absence of quality data from the field. |
The value in this field is used to populate the Estimated Rate field on an associated Criticality Int. Corr. Deg. Mech. Eval. datasheet. | ||||||||||||||||
Internal Corrosion Type |
Character |
Used in inspection planning to drive different activities for localized and general thinning mechanisms. |
This field contains the descriptions of all the System Codes in the CORROSION TYPES System Code Table. You can choose from the following baseline values:
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Measured External Corrosion Rate |
Numeric |
The corrosion rate, in inches per year, identified by Ultrasonic Thickness or Profile Radiography in the field. |
None | ||||||||||||||||
Predictable Corr. Location |
Boolean |
Indicates whether or not it is known where the most aggressive corrosion is happening in the asset. | None | ||||||||||||||||
Predictable Int. Corr. Location |
Boolean |
Indicates whether or not it is known where the most aggressive internal corrosion is happening in the asset. | None | ||||||||||||||||
Source of Calculated Corrosion Rate |
Character |
The source of the Thickness Monitoring Calculated Corrosion Rate. |
The value in this field is used while integrating this module with Thickness Monitoring. This field contains the descriptions of all the System Codes in the MI_RBI_CALC_CORRO_SRC System Code Table. You can choose from the following baseline values:
The following table provides the behavior of the Controlling Corrosion Rate, Short Term Corrosion Rate, and Long Term Corrosion Rate fields in the associated RBI 581 Thinning and Lining Evaluation or Criticality Int. Corr. Deg. Mech. Eval. based on your selection in this field.
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Criticality Calculator PRD Components - Relief Valve and Rupture Disk
Field |
Data Type |
Description |
Behavior and Usage |
---|---|---|---|
Design Details | |||
Inlet Size |
Numeric |
The flange size on the inlet or upstream side of a pressure relief device. |
Relief Valve Only |
Rated Capacity |
Numeric |
The capacity used as the basis for the application of a pressure relief device. This capacity is determined in accordance with the applicable code or regulation and is provided by the manufacturer. |
Relief Valve Only |
Set Pressure |
Numeric |
The inlet gauge pressure at which a pressure relief valve is set to open under service conditions. |
Relief Valve Only |
Spring Loaded |
Boolean |
Indicates whether or not a direct spring-loaded pressure relief valve is actuated by the static pressure upstream of the valve and characterized by rapid opening or pop action. |
Relief Valve Only |
Criticality RBI Pipeline Segment
Field |
Data Type |
Description |
Behavior and Usage |
---|---|---|---|
ID | |||
Above Ground Facilities |
Character |
Indicates that sections of the pipeline are above ground and are susceptible to specific modes of damage. | None |
Activity Level |
Character |
Indicates the level of human activity in the vicinity of the asset. |
Increased activity increases the likelihood that damage may occur. |
Below Bottom of Waterway |
Character |
For pipeline segments that are submerged at a water crossing, credit is given for the depth that they are submerged below the bottom of the waterway. | None |
Below Water Surface |
Character |
A measurement of the depth below the water's surface that the pipeline segment resides. | None |
Component Description |
Character |
A brief description of the component. | None |
Component Status |
Character |
Indicates whether a component is active or inactive. |
Once an RBI component is set to inactive, it cannot be reactivated. |
Component Type |
Character |
Identifies the segment of the pipeline that is being assessed. |
The value in this field must be stored in the Criticality Item Type field in one of the Equipment Types records delivered in the APM baseline database. |
Date Built |
Date |
The original date of construction. |
You can use the Calendar feature to select the date on which the pipeline segment was built. |
Mechanical Pipe Protection |
Character |
A type of mechanical protection that can shield a pipeline segment from third-party damage by coating the pipe with reinforced concrete, encasing the pipe, or placing a reinforced concrete slab over (but not in contact with) the pipe. | None |
Minimal Depth of Cover |
Numeric |
The depth of coverage at its most shallow point for the pipeline segment. |
The average depth of coverage for a pipeline segment directly influences the probability of a loss of containment due to third-party damage. |
One-Call System |
Character |
A one-call system is a service that receives calls regarding upcoming excavation activities and relays the information to the affected utilities. |
A line locating program is central in avoiding third-party damage. |
Patrol Frequency |
Character |
An indicator of how often the pipeline is patrolled. |
Patrolling the pipeline is a proven method of reducing third-party intrusions. The patrols are a means to identify impending threats to the pipeline (e.g., construction activities). |
Pipeline Marker Tape (Warning Mesh) |
Character |
Marker tape or warning mesh installed above a pipeline is an additional measure to protect against third-party damage. |
The brightly colored tape or mesh installed above the pipeline may help avert damage to the pipeline. |
Previous Damage |
Character |
Indicates whether or not damage was observed during prior inspection activities. | None |
Public Education |
Character |
The programs put in place to warn those who live or work near pipeline assets. |
Public education programs are thought to play a significant role in reducing third-party damage to pipelines. |
Right-Of-Way Condition |
Character |
Pipeline Right-Of-Way is a set of defined parcels of land where pipelines and related asset are installed both underground and above ground. |
A clearly marked, easily recognized Right-Of-Way reduces susceptibility to third-party damage. |
Submerged at Water Crossing |
Character |
Indicates whether or not the pipeline segment is underwater at the point of crossing. | None |
Operating and Process | |||
Defects Reported |
Character |
Identifies any inspection findings from previous inspection events. |
Having this data allows the inspector to follow up on these indications. |
Flow Rate |
Numeric |
Indicates the amount of fluid flowing at any given time. |
This data impacts corrosion characteristics. |
High Consequence Area |
Character |
Locations where a pipeline spill might have significant adverse impacts to population, the environment, or commercial navigation. |
High consequence areas are defined under CFR 49 part 195.450. |
High Value Area |
Character |
Locations where a pipeline spill might have significant financial impacts. |
APM follows the Pipeline Risk Management Manual model to determine high value area.
Muhlbauer, W. Kent. Pipeline Risk Management Manual. Gulf Publishing Company, Houston, 2004. |
LMPA |
Character |
Land Movement Potential Adjustment (LMPA) is a value that describes the possibility of land movements based on the geographical region. |
APM follows the Pipeline Risk Management Manual model to determine LMPA. Muhlbauer, W. Kent. Pipeline Risk Management Manual. Gulf Publishing Company, Houston, 2004. |
Representative Fluid |
Character |
The fluid that represents or makes up the greatest volume of the asset. In some cases, the fluid that represents the greatest Consequence of Failure (CoF) may be selected. | None |
SCADA |
Character |
The Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition System (SCADA) refers to the transmission of pipeline operational data at sufficient points along the pipeline. |
This allows monitoring of the -pipeline from a single location. |
Segment Length |
Numeric |
The total length of the segment being assessed. | None |
Soil Type |
Character |
The type of soil in the vicinity of the pipeline. |
This value is used to make an adjustment in the release quantity to account for the differences in fluid velocity and retention for various soil types. |
SPA |
Character |
Surge Pressure Adjustment (SPA) is a value attributed to calculate the changes in the velocity or flow of a pipeline system. | None |
Suggested Clean Up |
Character |
The means by which a potential spill will be cleaned. |
This data will impact the financial impact of the spill. |
Design Details | |||
Construction Code |
Character |
The code to which the asset was originally constructed. |
The design code associated with the component. |
Design Flow Rate |
Numeric |
The flow rate the pipeline was designed to support. | None |
Is CP System Present? |
Character |
Indicates whether or not the asset has Cathodic Protection | None |
Is Piggable? |
Character |
Indicates whether the asset is designed in such a way that it may be inspected using a PIG. |
This data will drive the inspection recommendations generated for this asset. |
Segment Type |
Character |
Describes the segment being assessed. | None |
Wall Thickness |
Numeric |
The wall thickness at the time of analysis. |
This data is used to derive the remaining life calculations. |
Criticality Degradation Mechanism Evaluation Records
RBI Degradation Mechanism Evaluation records are used to determine degradation mechanisms that affect Equipment and Functional Locations. This topic provides an alphabetical list and description of the fields that exist for the RBI Degradation Mechanism Evaluation (DME) family. The information in the table reflects the baseline state and behavior of these fields. The Criticality Degradation Mech, Evaluation table lists common fields shared across several DMEs. Fields that are unique to a specific component type can be viewed by expanding the appropriate drop-down list box in the heading.
The following families are enabled for site filtering, which means that the records in these families can be assigned to a specific site, and will then only be accessible to users who are assigned to the same site and have the appropriate license and family privileges. See the Site Filtering section of the documentation for more information on using this feature.
Criticality Degradation Mech Evaluation
Field |
Data Type |
Description |
Behavior and Usage |
---|---|---|---|
Main | |||
Custom Calculation Policies Used | Character | A list of custom policies that are used to calculate the DME. | The value in this field must be 500 characters or less. |
Custom Calculations Used | Boolean | Indicates whether or not the Degradation Mechanism Evaluation was calculated using the method specified in the Custom DME Configuration. | None |
Damage Mechanism |
Character |
A process that induces deleterious micro and/or macro material changes over time that are harmful to the material condition or mechanical properties. | None |
Probability Category | Character | Extent to which an event is likely to occur within the time frame under consideration. The mathematical definition of probability is a real number in the scale of 0 to 1 and is attached to a random event. | None |
Probability Category Description |
Character |
Category to which an event is likely to occur within the time frame under consideration. The mathematical definition of probability is a real number in the scale 0 to 1 and is attached to a random event. | None |
Input Fields | |||
Date in Service |
Date |
Indicates the date on which the asset was exposed to the environment, making it susceptible to this Degradation Mechanism. |
This date is used as the basis for all the calculations for each Degradation Mechanism. |
Equivalent Number of Inspections |
Numeric |
A value that represents the summation of averaging a group of inspections over a period of time. |
This approach is used only with the semi-quantitative risk model in APM. |
Estimated Rate |
Numeric |
The corrosion rate given by the subject matter expert for the asset. |
Should be used in the absence of quality ultrasonic thickness (UT) data. |
Inspection Confidence |
Character |
Describes how effective the prior inspections were at correctly identifying the presence and extent of internal corrosion. |
An input from the following categories:
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Inspection Date | Date | The date on which the inspection was performed on the component. | None |
Selected Corrosion Rate |
Numeric |
Indicates which corrosion rate the risk analyst has chosen as the basis of the analysis. |
Used for all remaining life calculations in RBI. |
Use Combined Confidence |
Boolean |
Indicates whether or not the risk analyst has chosen to use the Rule of Threes. |
None |
Wall Thickness Loss |
Numeric |
Indicates how much of the original wall thickness has been lost at the time of analysis. |
None |
Intermediate Output | |||
DF |
Numeric |
Damage Factor (DF) is a calculated value that quantifies the extent of damage from this Degradation Mechanism at the time of the analysis. |
None |
Estimated Half Life |
Numeric |
Half of the calculated remaining life. |
The value in this field is the result of the following calculation: ((Initial Wall Thickness) – (Ext. Est. Wall Loss) – (Ext. Est. Min. Thickness)) / (2 * (Ext Corr. Rate)) This value will be used to cap the inspection interval. |
Estimated Wall Loss |
Numeric |
Estimates how much of the original wall thickness has been lost at the time of analysis. |
None |
Failure Frequency |
Numeric |
A Probability of Failure (PoF) developed for specific component types based on a large population of component data that does not include the effects of specific damage mechanisms. |
This data is one of the factors used to determine the PoF. |
Fractional Wall Loss |
Numeric |
The Fractional Wall Loss is calculated by dividing the estimated internal wall loss by the original wall thickness. |
None |
Wall Ratio |
Numeric |
The estimated remaining wall divided by the required minimum wall thickness. |
Used as a tool to validate the data used in the assessment. |
Years in Service |
Numeric |
The number of years an asset item has been in service. This time frame is measured from the initial date in its current service to the time the Probability of Failure Analysis is performed. |
None |
Criticality Env. Crack. Deg. Mech. Eval.
Field |
Data Type |
Description |
Behavior and Usage |
---|---|---|---|
Input Fields | |||
Cyanides |
Boolean |
Indicates whether or not cyanides are present. |
None |
Damage at Last Inspection |
Boolean |
Indicates whether Wet H2S damage was found at the last inspection. |
None |
Date in Service |
Date |
Indicates the date on which the asset was exposed to the environment, making it susceptible to this Degradation Mechanism. |
The date in this field must be earlier than or equal to the date in the Inspection Date field. This date is used as the basis for all the calculations for the Degradation Mechanism. |
Env. Cracking Higher Levels |
Boolean |
Allows the risk analyst to add an additional factor if they believe that the likelihood of cracking is much higher. |
This affects the results of the cracking assessment by an order of magnitude. |
Free Water |
Numeric |
Water that is available to react with a cracking agent. |
None |
H2S Content |
Character |
The percentage of H2S in the process stream. |
None |
Initial Potential |
Character |
The potential for cracking based only on material and environmental criteria and not on inspection history. |
None |
Inspection Date | Date | The date on which the inspection was performed on the component. |
This field is populated by the value in the Completion Date field for the Inspection. If there is more than one linked Inspection, the latest date is used. If there are no linked Inspections, this field will be blank. You can also enter a value in this field manually. |
Is Entry Possible? |
Character |
Indicates whether or not it is possible to physically enter an asset for the purposes of performing an inspection. |
This field contains the description of all the System Codes in the MI_YES_NO System Code Table. You can choose from the following baseline values:
Note:
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PT or MT Access? |
Character |
Indicates whether or not it is possible to physically enter an asset from a Penetrant Testing (PT) point or a Magnetic Particle Testing (MT) point for the purposes of performing an Inspection. |
This field contains the description of all the System Codes in the MI_YES_NO System Code Table. You can choose from the following baseline values:
Note:
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PWHT |
Boolean |
Indicates whether or not Post Weld Heat Treatment (PWHT) has been performed to relieve residual stresses from construction of the asset. |
None |
Intermediate Output | |||
Adjusted Env. DF |
Numeric |
Calculated value for the years in service. |
None |
Adjusted Years Last Inspection |
Numeric |
The adjusted number of years since the last inspection. This time is measured from the most recent inspection to the time the Probability of Failure (PoF) Analysis. |
This is a calculated value. |
Updated Potential |
Character |
The updated potential for damage is based on the number of prior inspections, their respective confidence levels, and whether or not damage was found during the last inspection. |
This is a calculated value. |
Years Last Inspection |
Numeric |
The number of years since the last inspection. This time is measured from the last inspection to the time the Probability of Failure (PoF) Analysis is conducted. |
This is a calculated value. |
Criticality Ext. Corr. Deg. Mech. Eval
Field |
Data Type |
Description |
Behavior and Usage | ||||||||||
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Input Fields | |||||||||||||
Coating Quality |
Character |
The type of coating applied to the asset before insulating. |
This field contains the description of all the System Codes in the MI_RBI_Coating_Quality System Code Table. You can choose from the following baseline values:
The value in this field is used for calculating the value in the Coating Factor field. | ||||||||||
Date in Service |
Date |
Indicates the date on which the asset was exposed to the environment, making it susceptible to this Degradation Mechanism. |
The date in this field must be earlier than or equal to the date in the Inspection Date field. This date is used as the basis for all the calculations for the Degradation Mechanism. | ||||||||||
Inspection Date | Date | The date on which the inspection was performed on the component. |
This field is populated by the value in the Completion Date field for the Inspection. If there is more than one linked Inspection, the latest date is used. If there are no linked Inspections, this field will be blank. You can also enter a value in this field manually. | ||||||||||
Insulation Condition |
Character |
The condition of the insulation. |
This field contains the description of all the System Codes in the MI_RBI_Insulation_Condition System Code Table. You can choose from the following baseline values:
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Near Cooling Tower? |
Boolean |
Indicates whether or not the asset is located near a cooling tower. |
None | ||||||||||
Number of Penetrations | Numeric | Indicates the number of places in the piping circuit where the pipe penetrates the surrounding structure via an insulating cover. |
By default, this field contains the value 0. If the DME is associated with a piping component, the value in this field is used in calculating the complexity of the piping circuit, which impacts the value in the Age field. | ||||||||||
Number of Terminations | Numeric | Indicates the number of places in the piping circuit where the insulation starts or stops exposing the pipe to the atmosphere. |
By default, this field contains the value 0. If the DME is associated with a piping component, the value in this field is used in calculating the complexity of the piping circuit, which impacts the value in the Age field. | ||||||||||
Number of Vertical Runs | Numeric | Indicates the number of places in the piping circuit where the insulated pipe is oriented vertically for more than six feet. |
By default, this field contains the value 0. If the DME is associated with a piping component, the value in this field is used in calculating the complexity of the piping circuit, which impacts the value in the Age field. | ||||||||||
Intermediate Output | |||||||||||||
Adjusted ECDF |
Numeric |
The adjusted value of the External Corrosion Damage Factor. |
This field is used for RBI Pipeline analyses. | ||||||||||
Age |
Numeric |
Indicated the external age of the component and is measured from the date the asset item was renewed to a like-new condition. |
The external age of an asset differs from its years in service. External age is measured from the date of the last painting or coating of the asset. This field is disabled. The value in this field is calculated as follows: Age = Years in Service – (Coating factor x 5) For a piping component, the value in the Age field is based on the Coating Factor and the complexity of the piping circuit. Circuit Complexity is calculated as follows: Circuit Complexity = (Number of Penetrations + Number of Terminations + Number of Vertical Runs) / Piping Circuit Length Based on the Circuit Complexity and the value in the Coating Factor field, the value in the Age field of the piping component is calculated as follows:
Piping Circuit complexity has a default value of N/A. There will be no age reduction for Circuit Complexity value N/A and a value > 0.05
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Area Humidity Factor |
Numeric |
Should be set based on the humanity of the geographical region in which the asset is operated. |
None | ||||||||||
Calculated Corrosion Rate |
Numeric |
The Calculated Corrosion Rate for Corrosion Under Insulation (CUI) is the product of the external corrosion rate and the humidity factor. |
None | ||||||||||
Coating Factor |
Numeric |
That factor that results from the selection made in the Coating Quality field. |
The value in the Coating Factor filed is calculated as follows:
The value in this field impacts the calculation of the value in the Age field. | ||||||||||
Corrosion Factor |
Numeric |
That factor that results from the selection made in the Corrosion field. |
The value in this field impacts the calculation. | ||||||||||
Estimated Minimum Thickness |
Numeric |
A user-defined minimum thickness. |
The value in this field impacts the calculation. | ||||||||||
Insulation Condition Factor |
Numeric |
The factor that results from the selection made in the Insulation Condition field. |
The value in this field impacts the calculation. | ||||||||||
Insulation Type Factor |
Numeric |
The factor that results from the selection made in the Insulation Type field. |
The value in this field impacts the calculation. |
Criticality Int. Corr. Deg. Mech. Eval
Field |
Data Type |
Description |
Behavior and Usage |
---|---|---|---|
Input Fields | |||
Controlling Corrosion Rate | Numeric | The controlling corrosion rate, in inches per year, of the Asset or the TML Group that is associated with the component. |
This is the most conservative Controlling Corrosion Rate field on the Asset Corrosion Analysis family from all the TML Groups mapped to RBI Component. This field is disabled. If the value in the Source of Calculated Corrosion Rates field in the associated Component is:
Example:
RBI Component is mapped to:
Resulting CCR on Internal DME : 00045 Inches/Yr Note: The value in the Controlling Corrosion Rate field in the Asset Corrosion Analysis is in mils per year. This value is converted to inches per year, and then used to populate this field.
When you copy the analysis without copying the Recommendations, the value in this field is not copied. It is updated based on the Asset or TML Group that is linked to the component. When you copy the analysis along with the Recommendations, then the value in this field is copied. |
Date in Service |
Date |
Indicates the date on which the asset was exposed to the environment, making it susceptible to this Degradation Mechanism. |
The date in this field must be earlier than or equal to the date in the Inspection Date field. This date is used as the basis for all the calculations for the Degradation Mechanism. |
Inspection Date | Date | The date on which the inspection was performed on the component. |
This field is populated by the value in the Completion Date field for the Inspection. If there is more than one linked Inspection, the latest date is used. If there are no linked Inspections, this field will be blank. You can also enter a value in this field manually. |
Predictable |
Character |
Indicates whether or not it is known where the most aggressive corrosion is happening in the asset. |
None |
Thinning Type |
Character |
Indicates what type of wall loss is occ urring in the asset. |
None |
Intermediate Output | |||
Adjusted ICDF |
Numeric |
The adjusted value of the Internal Corrosion Damage Factor. |
This field is used for RBI Pipeline analyses. |
Estimated Wall Remaining |
Numeric |
The estimated remaining wall thickness. |
This is a calculated value. |
Non-Intrusive Requirement Met | Boolean | Indicates whether you can perform intrusive or non-intrusive inspection on the component. | This check box is disabled and populated automatically. |
Criticality Leak Deg. Mech. Eval.
Field |
Data Type |
Description |
Behavior and Usage |
---|---|---|---|
Main | |||
Probability Category – Current Interval | Character | The categorical representation of the Probability of Leak at the current interval. The Probability Category is based on the Probability of Leak field calculated using duration between the calculation date of the PRD analysis and the next inspection date. Next Inspection date is captured at the PRD analysis level. | None |
Probability Category – RBI Interval | Character | The categorical representation of the Probability of Leak field. This is based on the RBI recommended interval calculated as a result of PRD analysis. | |
Input Fields | |||
Piping Vibration |
Boolean |
Indicates whether or not the asset is susceptible to piping vibration. |
None |
Pulsating/Cycling Service |
Boolean |
Indicates whether or not the asset has a Pulsating/Cycling service. |
None |
Service Severity - Leak |
Character |
Defines the consequences inherent to the particular process in which the devices operate. |
None |
Soft Seat |
Boolean |
Indicates whether or not the asset has a Soft Seat. |
None |
Intermediate Output | |||
Final Inspection Interval |
Numeric |
The inspection interval that used for this device. |
This is a calculated value. |
Operation Ratio |
Numeric |
The ratio of the maximum system operating pressure to the set pressure. |
None |
Probability of Leak- RBI Interval | Numeric | The data associated with the probability of leakage in failures per year. This is based on the RBI recommended interval calculated as a result of PRD analysis. | This is a calculated value. |
Probability of Leak – Current Risk Interval | Numeric | Extent to which a leak is likely to occur within the time frame of the current interval in failures per year. The current interval is calculated by taking the difference of the calculation date and the Next Inspection Date field. | This is a calculated value. |
Weibull Updated Characteristic Life |
Numeric |
A parameter modified to account for:
|
None |
Criticality Other Damage Mech. Eval.
Field |
Data Type |
Description |
Behavior and Usage |
---|---|---|---|
Main | |||
DF |
Numeric |
Damage Factor (DF) is a calculated value that quantifies the extent of damage from this Damage Mechanism at the time of analysis. |
This is a calculated value. |
Failure Frequency |
Numeric |
The Probability of Failure (PoF) developed for specific component types based on a large population of component data that does not include the effects of specific damage mechanisms. |
This data is one of the factors used to determine the Probability of Failure (PoF). |
Criticality Over Pressure Deg. Mech. Eval.
Field |
Data Type |
Description |
Behavior and Usage |
---|---|---|---|
Main | |||
Probability Category – Current Interval | Character | The categorical representation of the Probability of Loss of Containment at the current interval. The Probability Category is based on the Probability of Lost of Containment- Current Interval field calculated using duration between the calculation date and the next inspection date. | This is a calculated value. |
Probability Category – RBI Interval | Character |
The categorical representation of the Probability of Loss of Containment. | This is a calculated value |
Intermediate Output | |||
Consequence of Failure at Overpressure | Character | The Consequence of Failure (CoF) for an overpressure degradation mechanism. | None |
Failure Frequency of Protected Asset |
Numeric |
The Probability of Failure (PoF) developed for specific component types based on a large population of component data that does not include the effects of specific damage mechanisms. |
This data is one of the factors used to determine the Probability of Failure (PoF) for the asset. |
Final Inspection Interval |
Numeric |
The inspection interval that will be used for this device. |
This is a calculated value. |
Modified Characteristic Life |
Numeric |
A parameter modified to account for:
|
None |
Overpressure |
Numeric |
Events that can cause failure of the asset protected by the device, leading to a loss of containment. |
None |
Overpressure Factor (Fo) |
Numeric |
The factor that results from the selection made in the Overpressure field. |
None |
Probability of Failure on Demand – RBI Interval |
Numeric |
The extent to which an event is likely to occur within the time frame under consideration. This is based on the RBI recommended interval calculated as a result of PRD analysis. The mathematical definition of probability is a real number on the scale 0 to 1 and is attached to a random event. |
This is a calculated value. |
Probability of Failure on Demand – Current Interval | Numeric | Extent to which a failure is likely to occur within the time frame of the current interval. The current interval is calculated by taking the difference of the calculation date and the Next Inspection Date field. | This is a calculated value. |
Probability of Loss of Containment - RBI Interval |
Numeric |
Extent to which an event is likely to occur within the time frame under consideration. This is based on the RBI recommended interval calculated as a result of PRD analysis. The mathematical definition of probability is a real number in the scale 0 to 1 and is attached to a random event. |
This is a calculated value. |
Probability of Loss of Containment – Current Interval | Numeric | Extent to which a loss of containment is likely to occur within the time frame of the current interval. The current interval is calculated by taking the difference of the calculation date and the Next Inspection Date field. | This is a calculated value. |
Weibull Updated Characteristic Life Parameter |
Numeric |
A parameter modified to account for:
|
This is a calculated value. |
Criticality Third Party Deg. Mech. Eval.
Field |
Data Type |
Description |
Behavior and Usage |
---|---|---|---|
Input Fields | |||
Above Ground Facilities |
Character |
Indicates that sections of the pipeline are above ground and are susceptible to specific modes of damage. |
None |
Activity Level |
Character |
Indicates the level of human activity in the vicinity of the asset. |
Increased activity increases the likelihood that damage may occur. |
Below Bottom of Waterway |
Character |
In the case of pipeline segments that are submerged at a water crossing, credit is given for depth below water surface and for depth below bottom of waterway. |
None |
Below Water Surface |
Character |
The depth below the water's surface. |
None |
Concrete Coating |
Character |
A protective coating around the pipeline to prevent damage. |
None |
Mechanical Pipe Protection |
Character |
Mechanical protection that shields the pipe from third-party damage by one of the following methods:
|
None |
Minimal Depth of Cover |
Numeric |
The depth of coverage at the shallowest point for a pipeline segment. |
The average depth of cover for a pipeline segment directly influences the probability of a release due to third-party damage. |
One-Call System |
Character |
A one-call system is a service that receives calls regarding upcoming excavation activities and relays the information to the affected utilities. |
A line locating program is central in avoiding third-party damage. |
Patrol Frequency |
Character |
Describes how often the pipeline is patrolled. |
Patrolling the pipeline is a proven method of reducing third party intrusions. The patrols are a means to identify impending threats to the pipeline (e.g. construction activities). |
Pipeline Market Tape (Warning Mesh) |
Character |
Marker tape or warning mesh installed above a pipeline is an additional measure to protect against third party damage. |
The brightly colored tape or mesh installed above the pipeline may help avert damage to the pipeline. |
Previous Damage |
Character |
Indicates whether or not damage was observed during prior inspection activities. |
None |
Public Education |
Character |
The programs put in place to warn those who live or work near pipeline assets. |
Public education programs are thought to play a significant role in reducing third-party damage to pipelines. |
Right-Of-Way Condition |
Character |
Pipeline rights of way are defined parcels of land where pipelines and related asset are installed underground and above ground. |
A clearly marked, easily recognized Right-of-Way reduces the susceptibility to third-party damage. |
Submerged at Water Crossing |
Boolean |
Indicates whether or not the pipeline segment is underwater at the point of crossing. |
None |
Intermediate Output | |||
Above Ground |
Numeric |
Indicates that sections of the pipeline are above ground and are susceptible to specific modes of damage. |
None |
Activity Level Points |
Numeric |
The points awarded for the selection made in the Activity Level field. |
The value in this field impacts the calculation. |
Depth of Cover Points |
Numeric |
The points awarded for the selection made in the Depth of Cover field. | The value in this field impacts the calculation. |
One-Call System Points |
Numeric |
The points awarded for the selection made in the One-Call System field. | The value in this field impacts the calculation. |
Patrol Frequency Points |
Numeric |
The points awarded for the selection made in the Patrol Frequency field. |
The value in this field impacts the calculation. |
Previous Damage Points |
Numeric |
That points awarded for the selection made in the Previous Damage field. | The value in this field impacts the calculation. |
Probability of Failure |
Numeric |
The extent to which a Probability of Failure (PoF) event is likely to occur within the time frame under consideration. The mathematical definition of probability is a real number in the scale 0 to 1 and is attached to a random event. |
None |
Probability of Failure - TPD |
Numeric |
The extent to which Third Party Damage (TPD) event is likely to occur within the time frame under consideration. The mathematical definition of probability is a real number in the scale 0 to 1 and is attached to a random event. |
None |
Public Education Points |
Numeric |
The points awarded for the selection made in Public Education field. | The value in this field impacts the calculation. |
Right-Of-Way Condition Points |
Numeric |
The points awarded for the selection made in Right-Of-Way (RoW) field. | The value in this field impacts the calculation. |
Total Points (TPD) |
Numeric |
The summation of all points resulting from the data used in the analysis. |
The value in this field impacts the calculation. |
Flexible RBI Methodology Records
Flexible RBI Methodology records store the configuration details for configured calculations and validations. This topic provides an alphabetical list and description of the fields that exist for the following families and their corresponding datasheets:
- RBI Flexible Calculation Configuration
- RBI Flexible Calculation Configuration Details
- RBI Flexible Calculation Validation
- RBI Flexible Calculation Validation Details
The information in the table reflects the baseline state and behavior of these fields.
These families are enabled for site filtering, which means that records in these families can be assigned to a specific site, and will then only be accessible to users who are assigned to the same site and have the appropriate license and family privileges.
Field | Data Type | Description | Behavior and Usage |
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RBI Flexible Calculation Configuration and RBI Flexible Calculation Validation | |||
Action | Character | A list of available actions for flexible calculation and validation. | A value is required. The values are populated from the MI_CONF_VAL_ACTIONS or MI_CONF_CALC_ACTIONS system code table. |
Action Family | Character | The family ID of the family that will use the flexible calculation or validation. | A value is required. This field contains a list of all families that can be configured for the flexible calculation or validation.. |
Analysis Family | Character | A list of available families that support Flexible RBI Methodology preferences. | By default, this field is populated with the value RBI Criticality Analysis. You cannot modify this value. |
Policy Link | Character | A link that points to the policy selected for flexible calculation or validation. | The link is populated automatically when you select a policy in the Policy Name field. The policy opens in the Policy Designer workspace. |
Policy Name | Character | The name of the policy used for flexible calculation or validation. | A value is required. This field contains a list of all policies in the MI_POLICY family. When you select the policy, a link to the policy is populated in the Policy Link field. |
Sequence | Numeric | Defines the order in which the policies associated with this flexible methodology should be fired. |
The value in this field must be a numeric value, which is equal to or greater than 1. |
RBI Flexible Calculation Configuration Details and RBI Flexible Calculation Validation Details | |||
Input Entity Family | Character | The family of the Entity type of the policy that creates the flexible calculation or validation. The value in this field will be from the RBI Flexible Calculation Configuration family. |
This field contains a list of:
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Policy Node Name | Character | The name of the node in the policy to which the Entity is mapped. | A value is required. |
Grouping Element Records
Grouping Element records store information about the RBI Components included in an Inspection Group. The information in the table reflects the baseline state and behavior of fields that exist in the Grouping Element family. This list is not comprehensive.
This family is enabled for site filtering, which means that records in this family can be assigned to a specific site and will only be accessible to users who are assigned to the same site and have the appropriate license and family privileges. For more information, refer to the Sites section of the documentation.
Field | Data Type | Description | Behavior and Usage |
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Analysis | Character | Stores the entity key of the RBI Criticality Analysis record associated with the RBI Component that meets the grouping criteria. |
This field is disabled and populated automatically with the value in the Analysis ID field from the RBI Criticality Analysis record associated with the RBI Component. |
Asset | Character | Stores the entity key of the Asset record associated with the RBI Component that meets the grouping criteria. | This field is disabled and populated automatically with the value from the Asset record associated with the RBI Component. |
Component | Character | Stores the entity key of the RBI Component that meets the grouping criteria. | This field is disabled and populated automatically with the value in the Component ID field from the Criticality Calculator RBI Components record associated with the Inspection Group. |
Design Pressure | Numeric | Stores the Design Pressure associated with the RBI Component that meets the grouping criteria. It is measured in pounds per square inch gauge. | This field is disabled and populated automatically with the value in the Design Pressure field from the RBI Criticality Analysis record associated with the RBI Component. |
Design Temperature | Numeric | Stores the Design Temperature associated with the RBI Component that meets the grouping criteria. It is measured in degrees Fahrenheit. | This field is disabled and populated automatically with the value in the Design Temperature field from the RBI Criticality Analysis record associated with the RBI Component. |
Excluded from Group | Boolean | Indicates whether the RBI Component should be excluded from the associated Inspection Group. Components excluded from the group cannot have representative inspections. | This field is disabled. If you select this check box, the RBI Component is excluded from the associated Inspection Group. |
Exists In Higher Risk Category | Boolean | Indicates whether or not the Asset record associated with the RBI Component included in the Inspection Group is associated with another Inspection Group that has a higher Risk Category. | This field is disabled and populated automatically when you create an Inspection Group. When this field is set to True, it indicates that the Component will not be identified as a Representative RBI Component for the Inspection Group. When this field is set to False, it indicates that the RBI Component can be selected as a Representative RBI Component for the Inspection Group. |
Final Fluid Phase | Character | Stores the Final Phase value taken from the Criticality Consequence Evaluation record associated with the RBI Analysis. | This field is disabled. |
Initial Fluid Phase | Character | Stores the Initial Fluid Phase value taken from the Criticality Consequence Evaluation record associated with the RBI Analysis. | This field is disabled. |
Initial Wall Thickness | Numeric | Stores the Initial Wall Thickness associated with the RBI Component that meets the grouping criteria. It is measured in Inches. | This field is disabled and populated automatically with the value in the Nominal Thickness field from the RBI Criticality Analysis record associated with the RBI Component. |
Inspection Priority | Numeric | Stores the Inspection Priority (Unmitigated Risk) associated with the RBI Component included in the Inspection Group. | This field is disabled and populated automatically with the value in the Inspection Priority (Unmitigated Risk) field from the RBI Degradation Mechanisms record related to the RBI Criticality Analysis record associated with the RBI Component. |
Material Grade | Character | The material grade of the component. | This field is populated with the value in the Material Grade field in the associated RBI Criticality Analysis record. |
Material Spec | Character | Stores the Material Spec associated with the RBI Component included in the Inspection Group. | This field is disabled and populated automatically with the value in the Material Spec field from the RBI Criticality Analysis record associated with the RBI Component. |
Operating Pressure | Numeric | Stores the Operating Pressure associated with the RBI Component included in the Inspection Group. It is measured in pounds per square inch gauge. | This field is disabled and populated automatically with the value in the Operating Pressure field from the RBI Criticality Analysis record associated with the RBI Component. |
Operating Temperature | Numeric | Stores the Operating Temperature associated with the RBI Component included in the Inspection Group. It is measured in degrees Fahrenheit. | This field is disabled and populated automatically with the value in the Operating Temperature field from the RBI Criticality Analysis record associated with the RBI Component. |
Representative Fluid | Character | Stores the Representative Fluid associated with the RBI Component included in the Inspection Group. | This field is disabled and populated automatically with the value in the Representative Fluid field from the RBI Criticality Analysis record associated with the RBI Component. |
Selected for Inspection | Boolean | Indicates whether or not the RBI Component should be inspected. | This field is populated automatically when an Inspection Group is created. When this field is set to True, it indicates that the RBI Component is selected as the Representative RBI Component for the Inspection Group. When this field is set to False, it indicates that the RBI Component is not selected as the Representative RBI Component for the Inspection Group. This field is enabled only when the associated Inspection Group record is in the Proposed state. |
Selection Basis | Character | Indicates the basis for which, the Grouping Element record is selected for Inspection. This field is populated with one of the following values:
| This field is populated automatically when an Inspection Group is created or modified. This field is populated by the MI_GROUPING_SEL_BASIS System Code Table. |
System Selected | Boolean | Indicates whether the RBI Component is automatically selected for inspection by the system or manually selected for inspection by a user. | This field is disabled and populated automatically when you create an Inspection Group. When this field is set to True, it indicates that the RBI Component is automatically selected as the Representative RBI Component for the Inspection Group by the system. When this field is set to False, it indicates that the RBI Component is manually selected as the Representative RBI Component for the Inspection Group by a user. This field does not appear on the Grouping Element datasheet. |
Thinning Type | Character | Stores the Thinning Type associated with the RBI Component included in the Inspection Group. | This field is disabled and populated automatically with the value in the Thinning Type field from either of the following records related to the RBI Criticality Analysis record associated with the RBI Component:
This field is populated with a system code description stored in the CORROSION TYPES system code table. |
Wall Ratio | Numeric | Stores the Wall Ratio associated with the RBI Component included in the Inspection Group. | This field is disabled and populated automatically with the value in the Wall Ratio field from either of the following records associated with the RBI Component:
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Inspection Group Records
Inspection Group records store information about the Inspection Groups that you create for RBI Components that meet certain criteria. The information in the table reflects the baseline state and behavior of fields that exist in the Inspection Group family.
This family is enabled for site filtering, which means that records in this family can be assigned to a specific site and will only be accessible to users who are assigned to the same site and have the appropriate license and family privileges. For more information, refer to the Sites section of the documentation.
Field | Data Type | Description | Behavior and Usage |
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Corrosion Type | Character | Stores the type of corrosion, the RBI Components in the Inspection Group are susceptible to. | This field is disabled and populated by the MI_GROUPING_CORR_TYPE system code table. |
Creation Date | Date | Stores the date on which the Inspection Group was created. | This field is disabled and populated automatically when an Inspection Group is created. |
Current Percentage Selection | Numeric | Indicates the actual percentage of the elements selected for inspection by the system and the additional selections made by the user. | This field is disabled and populated automatically when an Inspection Group is created or modified. |
Description | Character | Stores the description used to identify the Inspection Group. | This field is disabled and populated automatically when an Inspection Group is created. This field is enabled only when the Inspection Group record is in the Proposed state. |
Grouping Equipment Type | Character | Stores the type of equipment associated with the Inspection Group. | This field is disabled and populated by the MI_GROUPING_EQP_TYPE system code table when an Inspection Group is created. |
Material Spec | Character | Identifies the material of the RBI Components in the Inspection Group. | This field is disabled and populated only if the Corrosion Type of the group is ICPC. |
Name | Character | Stores the name of the associated Inspection Group. | This field is disabled and populated automatically when an Inspection Group is created. |
Operating Temperature Range | Character | Stores the operating temperature range for the Inspection Group. | This field is populated only if the Corrosion Type of the group is CUI. This field is populated with <Operating Temperature Range Lower Bound> - <Operating Temperature Range Upper Bound>. |
Operating Temperature Range Lower Bound | Numeric | Stores the lower bound value of the operating temperature range. It is measured in degrees Fahrenheit. | This field is populated only if the Corrosion Type of the group is CUI. |
Operating Temperature Range Upper Bound | Numeric | Stores the upper bound value of the operating temperature range. It is measured in degrees Fahrenheit. | This field is populated only if the Corrosion Type of the group is CUI. |
Percentage Selection | Numeric | Indicates the selection percentage for Representative RBI Components based on the risk category. | This field is disabled and populated automatically when an Inspection Group is created. |
Process Fluid | Character | Identifies the process fluid used in the RBI Components in the Inspection Group. | This field is disabled and populated only if the Corrosion Type of the group is ICPC. |
Risk Category | Character | Stores the risk level associated with the RBI Components in the Inspection Group. | This field is disabled and populated by the MI_RBI_RISK_CATEGORY system code table when an Inspection Group is created. |
Sub Group | Character | Stores the subgroups for CUI and ICPC Inspection Groups. | If the corrosion type of the Inspection Group is ICPC, this field is populated with <Process Fluid> | <Material Spec>. If the corrosion type of the Inspection Group is CUI, this field is populated with <Operating Temperature Range Lower Bound> - <Operating Temperature Range Upper Bound>. |
Unit | Character | Stores the Functional Location linked to the Inspection Group record. | This field is disabled and populated automatically when an Inspection Group is created. |
Piping Stress Records
Records in the Piping Stress family make up the Piping Stress reference table, which APM uses to locate the appropriate Allowable Stress value for RBI Criticality Analyses that are linked to RBI Components whose Stress Lookup Table field contains the value Piping. These values are used to calculate Pressure T-min values in RBI and Thickness Monitoring.
This topic provides an alphabetical list and description of the fields that exist in the Piping Stress family. The information in the table reflects the baseline state and behavior of these fields. The Material Type, Minimum Tensile Strength, and Minimum Tensile Yield fields exist in the Piping Stress family, but they are not used to determine the Allowable Stress value.
This family is not enabled for site filtering, which means that records in this family can be accessed by any user with the appropriate license and family privileges. For more information, refer to the Sites section of the documentation.
Field |
Data Type |
Description |
Behavior and Usage | ||||||
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Allowable Stress Override | Numeric | The maximum amount of pressure that can a component can safely withstand. |
This value in this field, in addition to the following other Piping Stress fields, is used to determine the value that is populated in the Allowable Stress field in the associated RBI Criticality Analysis:
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Code Year | Character | The year in which the design code that corresponds to the component was defined. |
The value in this field is used to populate the Code Year field in the associated RBI Criticality Analysis: This field must contain a value in order for APM to retrieve:
The options in this field are populated based on the value that you select in the Design Code field. The table below describes the options available in the Design Code field and corresponding values in the Code Year field.
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Design Code | Character | The design code associated with the component. |
The value in this field is used to populate the Construction Code field in the associated RBI Criticality Analysis. This field must contain a value in order for APM to retrieve the value in the Allowable Stress field in the Piping Stress record from the Piping Stress Reference table. | ||||||
Material Grade | Character | The material grade of the component. |
The value in this field is used to populate the Material Grade field in the associated RBI Criticality Analysis. This field must contain a value in order for APM to retrieve the value in the Allowable Stress field in the Piping Stress record from the Piping Stress Reference table. If there is no material grade value in the specification, then this field is populated with the value NS, which implies not specified. For Construction Code B31.3 or B31.1 and Code Year 2014, if two or more Piping Stress records have the same values for Material Specification and Material Grade, then the value in this field is populated with a value in the following format: <Material Grade>-<Class>-<Size>-<Notes> | ||||||
Material Specification | Character | The material specification of the component. |
The value in this field is used to populate the Material Spec field in the associated RBI Criticality Analysis. This field must contain a value in order for APM to retrieve:
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Metal Temperature | Numeric | The temperature of the metal of which the component is made. |
The value in this field is used to populate the Design Temperature field in the associated RBI Criticality Analysis. This field must contain a value in order for APM to retrieve the value in the Allowable Stress field in the Piping Stress record from the Piping Stress reference table. |
PV Stress Records
Records in the PV Stress family make up the PV Stress reference table, which APM uses to locate the appropriate Allowable Stress value for RBI Criticality Analyses that are linked to RBI Components whose Stress Lookup Table field contains the value Pressure Vessel.
This topic provides an alphabetical list and description of the fields that exist in the PV Stress family. The information in the table reflects the baseline state and behavior of these fields. The Material Type, Minimum Tensile Strength, and Minimum Tensile Yield fields exist in the PV Stress family, but they are not used to determine the Allowable Stress value.
This family is not enabled for site filtering, which means that records in this family can be accessed by any user with the appropriate license and family privileges. For more information, refer to the Sites section of the documentation.
Field |
Data Type |
Description |
Behavior and Usage | ||||||
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Allowable Stress | Numeric | The maximum amount of pressure that can safely be withstood by a component. |
This value in this field, in addition to the following other PV Stress fields, is used to determine the value that is populated in the Allowable Stress field in the associated RBI Criticality Analysis:
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Code Year | Character | The year in which the design code that corresponds to the component was defined. |
The value in this field is used to populate the Code Year field in the associated RBI Criticality Analysis: This field must contain a value in order for APM to retrieve:
The options in this field are populated based on the value that you select in the Design Code field. The table below describes the options available in the Design Code field and corresponding values in the Code Year field.
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Design Code | Character | The design code associated with the component. |
The value in this field is used to populate the Construction Code field in the associated RBI Criticality Analysis. This field must contain a value in order for APM to retrieve the value in the Allowable Stress field in the PV Stress record from the PV Stress Reference table. | ||||||
Material Grade | Character | The material grade of the component. |
The value in this field is used to populate the Material Grade field in the associated RBI Criticality Analysis. This field must contain a value in order for APM to retrieve the value in the Allowable Stress field in the PV Stress record from the PV Stress Reference table. | ||||||
Material Specification | Character | The material specification of the component. |
The value in this field is used to populate the Material Spec field in the associated RBI Criticality Analysis. This field must contain a value in order for APM to retrieve:
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Metal Temperature | Numeric | The temperature of the metal of which the component is made. |
The value in this field is used to populate the Design Temperature field in the associated RBI Criticality Analysis. This field must contain a value in order for APM to retrieve the value in the Allowable Stress field in the PV Stress record from the PV Stress reference table. | ||||||
Minimum Tensile Strength | Numeric | The minimum tensile strength of the material of the component. | |||||||
Minimum Yield Strength | Numeric | The minimum yield strength of the material of the component. |
RBI Criticality Analysis Records
RBI Criticality Analysis records are used to determine the results of RBI Analyses. This topic provides an alphabetical list and description of the fields that exist for the RBI Criticality Analysis family. The information in the table reflects the baseline state and behavior of these fields. The Criticality Analysis and What-If Analysis table lists common fields shared across several analysis types. Fields that are unique to a specific component type can be viewed by expanding the proper drop-down heading.
The following families are enabled for site filtering, which means that the records in these families can be assigned to a specific site, and will then only be accessible to users who are assigned to the same site and have the appropriate license and family privileges. See the Site Filtering section of the documentation for more information on using this feature.
RBI Criticality Analysis and What-If Analysis
Field |
Data Type |
Description |
Behavior and Usage | ||||||||||||
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Analysis ID |
Character |
Specifies the Record ID of the Equipment or Functional Location Record. |
When you create an analysis through the RBI Workflow, the APM system automatically populates this field. For a What-If Analysis, the value in this field is in the following format: W <Analysis ID of the main analysis> <Number> ...where <Number> is the sequential number of the What-If Analysis. | ||||||||||||
Analysis Start Date |
Date |
The date on which the analysis began. |
You can use the Calendar feature to select the date on which the analysis began. This field is required. | ||||||||||||
Criticality Item Type |
Character |
Describes the type of component being assessed. |
This data will be used to select which elements are required to calculate risk. | ||||||||||||
Date Criticality Calculated |
Date |
The date on which the Criticality Analysis was calculated. | This field is disabled and populated with the date on which you calculate the analysis. If the calculation fails, this field will be blank | ||||||||||||
Effective Date for Risk Analysis |
Date |
A designated future date at which time the risk data becomes valid. |
You can use the Calendar feature to select the date on which you want to access future risk. | ||||||||||||
Event Type | Character | Indicates whether the analysis is a What-If Analysis. |
For a What-If Analysis, this field is populated with the value W. For other types of analyses, this field is blank. This field does not appear on the datasheet. | ||||||||||||
Generic Failure Frequency |
Numeric |
A Probability of Failure (PoF) developed for specific component types based on a large population of component data that does not include the effects of specific damage mechanisms. |
This data is one of the factors used to determine the PoF. | ||||||||||||
Evergreen Batch ID | Character | The ID for the evergreening batch during which the analysis was created. | This field does not appear on the datasheet. | ||||||||||||
Evergreen Copy | Character | The entity key of the child analysis that was created while evergreening. | This field does not appear on the datasheet. | ||||||||||||
Location ID |
Character |
Identifies the functional location. | None | ||||||||||||
Scenario ID |
Character |
Identifies a particular set of data or activities. |
May be used to query data in APM that is all related to a common activity or data set. | ||||||||||||
Scenario Reference Date |
Date |
The date on which the scenario occurred. |
May be used to query data in APM that is all related to a common activity or data set. | ||||||||||||
Process Data | |||||||||||||||
Operating Pressure |
Numeric |
The internal pressure of the asset under normal operating conditions. It is measured in pounds per square inch gauge. |
A value is required in this field. By default, this field populated with the value in the Operating Pressure field in the associated RBI Component. You can, however, modify the value. The value in this field must be less than or equal to the value in the Design Pressure field. If the value in the Design Pressure field is greater than or equal to zero, the value in this field must be less than or equal to the value in the Design Pressure field. If the value in the Design Pressure field is less than zero, you can calculate the analysis with any value in this field. | ||||||||||||
Operating Temperature |
Numeric |
The temperature of the asset under normal operating conditions. It is measured in degrees Fahrenheit. |
A value is required in this field. By default, this field populated with the value in the Operating Temperature field in the associated RBI Component. You can, however, modify the value. If the value in the Design Temperature field is greater than or equal to zero, the value in this field must be less than or equal to the value in the Design Temperature field. If the value in the Design Temperature field is less than zero, you can calculate the analysis with any value in this field. | ||||||||||||
Representative Fluid |
Character |
The fluid that represents or makes up the greatest volume of the asset. |
In some cases, the fluid that represents the greatest Consequence of Failure (CoF) may be selected. | ||||||||||||
Tube Nominal Thickness |
Numeric |
The manufactured thickness of the tube wall. | None | ||||||||||||
Tube Operating Press Channel |
Numeric |
The normal operating pressure for a Tube Bundle. |
Required only for RBI Analysis records whose Criticality Item Type is Heat Exchanger-Bundle. The value in this field is compared with the value in the Operating Pressure Shell Side field in the Consequence Evaluation family to determine the leaking fluid. The Unit of Measure (UOM) for this field is Pounds/Sq Inch Gage (PSIG). | ||||||||||||
Tube Operating Temp Channel |
Numeric |
The normal operating temperature for a Tube Bundle. | None | ||||||||||||
Tube Rep Fluid Channel |
Character |
The fluid that represents or makes up the greatest volume of the asset. |
In some cases the fluid that represents the greatest Consequence of Failure (CoF) may be selected. | ||||||||||||
Design Data | |||||||||||||||
Allowable Stress |
Numeric |
The maximum amount of pressure that can a component can safely withstand. |
If the Allowable Stress Override check box is selected, then this field is enabled, and you can enter a value manually. Otherwise, this field is disabled and populated automatically. Required only for RBI Analysis records that are linked to Criticality Int. Corr. Deg. Mech. Eval. or Criticality Ext. Corr. Deg. Mech. Eval. records. | ||||||||||||
Allowable Stress Override |
Boolean |
Identifies whether or not a user can enter his or her own allowable stress value. | If this check box is selected, then the Allowable Stress field is enabled. | ||||||||||||
Area Humidity |
Character |
A value that based on the humidity of the geographical region in which the asset is operated. |
Required only for an RBI Analysis record that is linked to Criticality Ext. Corr. Deg. Mech. Eval. records. This field contains the description of all the System Codes in the MI_RBI_Area_Humidity System Code Table. You can choose from the following baseline values:
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Code Year |
Character |
The year in which the design code that corresponds to the component was defined. |
The value in this field is used to populate the Code Year field in the associated RBI Criticality Analysis record. This field must contain a value in order for the APM system to retrieve:
Required only for an RBI Analysis record whose Allowable Stress Override check box is cleared and whose Criticality Item Type is not Storage Tank. Depending on the value in the Stress Lookup Table field, this field contains a list of values that are available in the Code Year field in the associated PV Stress, Piping Stress, or Tank Stress record. | ||||||||||||
Construction Code |
Character |
The code to which the asset was originally constructed. |
Required only for an RBI Analysis record whose Allowable Stress Override check box is not selected. Depending on the value in the Stress Lookup Table field, this field contains a list of values that are available in the Design Code field in the associated PV Stress, Piping Stress, or Tank Stress record. | ||||||||||||
Course Number |
Numeric |
Identifies which shell course on an asset is being assessed. The course number will impact how the allowable stressed data is used. | For Tanks, the value in this field is used to calculate the value in the Allowable Stress field. | ||||||||||||
Design Pressure |
Numeric |
The pressure at which the component is designed to operate. It is measured in pounds per square inch gauge. |
By default, this field is populated with the value in the Design Pressure field in the associated RBI Component. You can, however, modify the value. The value in this field must be greater than or equal to the value in the Operating Pressure field. Tip: This value is provided by the manufacturer of the component. You can find it on the nameplate or the UI Form.
If the Allowable Stress Override check box is cleared, then a value is required in this field. If the value in this field is greater than or equal to zero, the value in the Operating Pressure field must be less than or equal to the value in this field. If the value in this field is less than zero, you can calculate the analysis with any value in the Operating Pressure field. | ||||||||||||
Design Temperature |
Numeric |
The temperature at which the component is designed to operate. It is measured in degrees Fahrenheit. |
By default, this field is populated with the value in the Design Temperature Pressure field in the associated RBI Component. You can, however, modify the value. The value in this field must be greater than or equal to the value in the Operating Temperature field. Tip: This value is provided by the manufacturer of the component. You can find it on the nameplate or the UI Form.
If the Allowable Stress Override check box is cleared, then a value is required in this field. If the value in this field is greater than or equal to zero, the value in the Operating Temperature field must be less than or equal to the value in this field. If the value in this field is less than zero, you can calculate the analysis with any value in the Operating Temperature field. | ||||||||||||
Diameter |
Numeric |
The width of a circular or cylindrical Asset measured in a straight line. |
Required only for an RBI Analysis record:
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The value in this field is used to calculate the value in the Calculated Inventory field. | ||||||||||||
Insulated |
Boolean |
Indicates whether or not an asset is insulated. |
Required only for RBI Analysis records that are linked to Criticality Ext. Corr. Deg. Mech. Eval. records. | ||||||||||||
Insulation Type |
Character |
Identifies the insulating material. |
The value in this field must be stored in the Insulation Type field in one of the Insulation Type records delivered in the APM baseline database | ||||||||||||
Joint Efficiency |
Numeric |
Indicates the extent of inspection used to ensure the quality of welds and the type of weld joints used during construction. |
This field must contain one of the following values:
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Material Grade |
Character |
The material grade of the component. |
Depending on the value in the Stress Lookup Table field, this field contains a list of values that are available in the Material Grade field in the associated PV Stress, Piping Stress, or Tank Stress record. | ||||||||||||
Material Spec |
Character |
The material specification of the component. |
The value in this field is used to populate the Material Spec field in the associated RBI Criticality Analysis record. This field must contain a value in order for the APM system to retrieve:
Required only for an RBI Analysis record whose Allowable Stress Override check box is cleared. Depending on the value in the Stress Lookup Table field, this field contains a list of values that are available in the Material Specification field in the associated PV Stress, Piping Stress, or Tank Stress record. | ||||||||||||
Minimum Required Thickness | Numeric |
The minimum thickness that is used as a flagging thickness. |
This is a calculated value. This field value is used in calculation if the Override Minimum Required Thickness check box is cleared. | ||||||||||||
Minimum Thickness - Pressure |
Numeric |
The minimum required wall thickness to withstand internal pressure. |
This is a calculated value. | ||||||||||||
Nominal Thickness |
Numeric |
An estimated or measured thickness used as the starting point for thickness based remaining life calculations. |
Required only for an RBI Analysis record whose Criticality Item Type is Heat Exchanger-Bundle. | ||||||||||||
Override Minimum Required Thickness |
Boolean |
Indicates whether you want to override the Calculated T-min value with the Specified T-min value. |
If you select this check box, the Specified Tmin field is required and the value is used in calculation. | ||||||||||||
Piping Circuit Length | Numeric | Indicates the total length of the piping circuit. |
By default, this field is populated with the value in the Piping Circuit Length field in the associated Criticality RBI Component – Piping record. The value in this field is used in calculating the complexity of the piping circuit, which impacts the value in the Age field in the Criticality Ext. Corr. Deg. Mech. Eval record. The value this field is used to calculate inventory for a RBI Component Type Piping. The UOM will be specified in feet. | ||||||||||||
Specified Tmin |
Numeric |
Minimum thickness of the component that is specified by the user. |
This field is required if the Override Minimum Required Thickness check box is selected. This field is populated with the value in the Specified Tmin field in the associated component. | ||||||||||||
Stress Lookup Table |
Character |
Identifies the type of asset being assessed so that the proper design codes are used. |
Required only for an RBI Analysis record whose Allowable Stress Override check box is cleared. This field contains the description of all the System Codes in the MI_STRESS_LOOKUP_TABLE System Code Table. You can choose from the following baseline values:
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Structural Minimum Thickness |
Numeric |
The minimum required wall thickness to withstand the structural design of the asset. |
The values are obtained from the Equipment Type reference table.
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Susceptible to CUI |
Character |
Indicates if a component is susceptible to CUI. | The value in this field must be set to Yes if the component is made of carbon steel and is insulated. | ||||||||||||
Analysis Results | |||||||||||||||
Driving CoF |
Character |
The highest cause of failure identified on the asset. | None | ||||||||||||
Driving Inspection Priority(Unmitigated Risk) |
Character |
The highest Inspection Priority identified on the asset. |
The value in this field is used to drive the inspection recommendations on the asset | ||||||||||||
Driving PoF |
Character |
The highest Probability of Failure (PoF) identified on the asset. | None | ||||||||||||
Inspection Priority (Unmitigated Risk) Rolled Up |
Numeric |
The highest Inspection Priority identified on the asset. |
For a multi-component asset, the highest Inspection Priority will be used | ||||||||||||
Risk Category |
Character |
The range of Risk for the asset. | None |
RBI PRD Criticality Analysis
Field |
Data Type |
Description |
Behavior and Usage |
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Main | |||
Driving Component |
Character |
Identifies the RBI Component protected by the PRD device that represents the highest Consequence of Failure (CoF). |
The CoF data from this asset will be used to calculate the CoF of the devices. |
Input | |||
Damage Factor Class |
Character |
A scale from None to Severe that describes the potential damage that a device may be exposed to based on its operating environment. |
This value is a factor ranging from 1 - 2000. |
Downstream of PD Pump |
Boolean |
Indicates whether or not the device is downstream of a positive displacement pump. |
The value in this field impacts the analysis calculation. |
Fired Heat Source |
Boolean |
Indicates whether or not the device is downstream of a fired heat source |
The value in this field impacts the analysis calculation. |
History of Chatter |
Boolean |
Indicates whether or not the device has had a history of chatter. |
The value in this field impacts the analysis calculation. |
History of Excessive Activation |
Boolean |
Indicates whether or not the device has had a history of excessive activation. |
The value in this field impacts the analysis calculation. |
MAWP |
Numeric |
The Maximum Allowable Working Pressure (MAWP) of the device. |
None |
Multiple PRDs |
Boolean |
Indicates whether or not the asset is protected by a single device or if multiple devices have been installed to facilitate the necessary relieving capacity. |
The value in this field impacts the analysis calculation. |
Next Inspection Date |
Date |
The date on which the next inspection for PRD is scheduled. | This field is required for calculating PRD Analyses with either Protected Components or Protected Assets. |
Operating Pressure |
Numeric |
The internal pressure of the asset under normal operating conditions. It is measured in pounds per square inch. |
You can specify a value for this field using the datasheet. |
Operating Temperature |
Numeric |
The temperature of the asset under normal operating conditions. It is measured in degrees Fahrenheit. |
You can specify a value for this field using the datasheet. |
PRD Discharge Location |
Character |
Indicates whether or not the device relieves to atmosphere or to a closed header. |
The value in this field impacts the analysis calculation. |
PRD Relief Area |
Numeric |
The total relieving capacity of a single device. |
The value in this field impacts the analysis calculation. |
Protected Asset Type |
Character |
Defines the type of asset that the device protects. |
The value in this field impacts the analysis calculation. |
Service Severity |
Character |
Defines the consequences inherent to the particular process in which the devices operate. |
The value in this field impacts the analysis calculation. |
Total PRD Relief Area |
Numeric |
The total combined relieving capacity of all devices are installed. |
The value in this field impacts the analysis calculation. |
Analysis Results | |||
Driving CoF – Current Interval | Character | The Consequence of Failure of the damage mechanism with the highest risk for the current interval identified on the asset. This is determined based on Inspection Priority. The current interval is calculated by taking the difference of the calculation date and the Next Inspection Date field. | This is a calculated value. |
Driving Inspection Priority (Unmitigated Risk) – Current Interval | Character | The Inspection Priority of the damage mechanism with the highest risk for the current interval identified on the asset. This is determined based on Inspection Priority. The current interval is calculated by taking the difference of the calculation date and the Next Inspection Date field. | This is a calculated value. |
Driving PoF – Current Interval | Character | The Probability of Failure of the damage mechanism with the highest risk for the current interval identified on the asset. This is determined based on Inspection Priority. | This is a calculated value. |
Recommended Inspection Interval – Current Interval | Numeric | The Recommended Inspection Interval of the damage mechanism with the highest risk for the current interval identified on the asset. This is determined based on Inspection Priority. The current interval is calculated by taking the difference of the calculation date and the Next Inspection Date field. | This is a calculated value. |
Risk Category – Current Interval | Character | The Risk Category of the damage mechanism with the highest risk for the current interval identified on the asset. This is determined based on Inspection Priority The current interval is calculated by taking the difference of the calculation date and the Next Inspection Date field. | This is a calculated value. |
Driving CoF – RBI Interval | Character | The Consequence of Failure of the damage mechanism with the highest risk identified on the asset. This is determined based on Inspection Priority. | This is a calculated value. |
Driving Inspection Priority (Unmitigated Risk) – RBI Interval | Character | The Inspection Priority of the damage mechanism with the highest risk identified on the asset. This is determined based on Inspection Priority. | This is a calculated value. |
Driving PoF – RBI Interval | Character | The Probability of Failure of the damage mechanism with the highest risk identified on the asset. This is determined based on Inspection Priority. | This is a calculated value. |
Recommended Inspection Interval – RBI Interval |
Numeric |
The Recommended Inspection Interval of the damage mechanism with the highest risk identified on the asset. This is determined based on Inspection Priority. | This is a calculated value. |
Risk Category – RBI Interval | Character | The Risk Category of the damage mechanism with the highest risk identified on the asset. This is determined based on Inspection Priority. | This is a calculated value. |
RBI Pipeline Analysis
Field |
Data Type |
Description |
Behavior and Usage |
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Main | |||
Date Calculated |
Date |
Date on which the analysis was performed. | None |
Process Data | |||
Flow Rate |
Numeric |
The amount of fluid flowing at any given time for a pipeline segment. |
The data in this field impacts corrosion characteristics. |
Operating Pressure |
Numeric |
The internal pressure of the asset under normal operating conditions. It is measured in pounds per square inch gauge. |
By default, this field populated with the value in the Operating Pressure field in the associated RBI Component. You can, however, modify the value. The value in this field must be less than or equal to the value in the Design Pressure field. |
Operating Temperature |
Numeric |
The temperature of the asset under normal operating conditions. It is measured in degrees Fahrenheit. |
By default, this field populated with the value in the Operating Temperature field in the associated RBI Component. You can, however, modify the value. The value in this field must be less than or equal to the value in the Design Temperature field. |
Segment Length |
Numeric |
The total length of the pipeline segment being assessed. | None |
Design Data | |||
Defects Reported |
Character |
Identifies inspection findings from previous inspection events. |
This data allows the inspector to follow up on previously reported defects. |
Design Pressure |
Numeric |
The pressure at which the component is designed to operate. It is measured in pounds per square inch gauge. |
By default, this field is populated with the value in the Design Pressure field in the associated RBI Component. You can, however, modify the value. The value in this field must be greater than or equal to the value in the Operating Pressure field. Tip: This value is provided by the manufacturer of the component. You can find it on the nameplate or the UI Form.
If the Allowable Stress Override check box is cleared, then a value is required in this field. |
Design Temperature |
Numeric |
The temperature at which the component is designed to operate. It is measured in degrees Fahrenheit. |
By default, this field is populated with the value in the Design Temperature Pressure field in the associated RBI Component. You can, however, modify the value. The value in this field must be greater than or equal to the value in the Operating Temperature field. Tip: This value is provided by the manufacturer of the component. You can find it on the nameplate or the UI Form.
If the Allowable Stress Override check box is cleared, then a value is required in this field. |
FDA |
Character |
The Fabrication Defect Adjustment (FDA) provides any defect information provided by the manufacturer. |
The value in this field impacts the analysis calculation. |
Is CP System Present? |
Character |
Indicates whether or not the asset has Cathodic Protection (CP). | None |
Is Piggable? |
Character |
Indicates whether or not the asset is designed in such a way that it may be inspected using a PIG. |
This data will drive the inspection recommendations generated for this asset. |
LMPA |
Character |
Land Movement Potential Adjustment (LMPA) is a value that describes the possibility of land movements based on the geographical region. |
APM follows the Pipeline Risk Management Manual model to determine LMPA. Muhlbauer, W. Kent. Pipeline Risk Management Manual. Gulf Publishing Company, Houston, 2004. |
LMPA Factor |
Numeric |
That factor that results from the selection made in LMPA field. |
The value in this field impacts the analysis calculation. |
Pipeline Segment Type |
Character |
Describes the type of pipeline segment being assessed. | None |
SCADA Factor |
Numeric |
That factor that results from the selection made in the Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition (SCADA) field. |
The value in this field impacts the analysis calculation. |
RBI Corrosion Loop Records
RBI Corrosion Loop records are used to identify the components contained in a Corrosion Loop. This topic provides an alphabetical list and description of the fields that exist for the RBI Corrosion Loop family. The information in the table reflects the baseline state and behavior of these fields.
This family is enabled for site filtering, which means that records in this family can be assigned to a specific site and will only be accessible to users who are assigned to the same site and have the appropriate license and family privileges. For more information, refer to the Sites section of the documentation.
Field |
Data Type |
Description |
Behavior and Usage |
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Comments |
Text |
Details about the corrosion loop. |
None |
Created By |
Character |
The name of the user who created the RBI Corrosion Loop. |
This field is disabled and populated automatically with the name of the person logged in to APM. |
Created On |
Date |
The date on which the RBI Corrosion Loop was created. |
This field is disabled and populated automatically. |
Last Updated By |
Character |
The first and last name of the most recent user to update the RBI Corrosion Loop. |
This field is disabled and populated automatically with the name of the person logged in to APM while modifying the record. |
Last Updated On |
Date |
The date on which the most recent update was made to the RBI Corrosion Loop. |
This field is disabled and populated automatically. |
RBI Corrosion Loop Description |
Character |
Information about the purpose and contents of the corrosion loop. |
None |
RBI Corrosion Loop From |
Character |
The origin designation of the corrosion loop. |
This field identifies the asset or feed source of the corrosion loop. |
RBI Corrosion Loop ID |
Character |
A unique value that identifies the RBI Corrosion Loop. |
This field is disabled and populated automatically. |
RBI Corrosion Loop To |
Character |
The termination designation of the RBI Corrosion Loop. |
This field identifies the asset or landmark at which the corrosion loop ends. |
RBI Degradation Mechanisms (DMs) Records
RBI Degradation Mechanisms records are used to determine the corrosion rate and damage factor caused on the component because of a particular DM. This topic provides an alphabetical list and description of the fields that exist for the Degradation Mechanisms family. The information in the table reflects the baseline state and behavior of these fields.
This family is enabled for site filtering, which means that records in this family can be assigned to a specific site and will only be accessible to users who are assigned to the same site and have the appropriate license and family privileges. For more information, refer to the Sites section of the documentation.
Field |
Data Type |
Description |
Behavior and Usage |
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Combined Consequence |
Character |
The category of the combined consequence of failure. | The value in this field is calculated by comparing the four consequence categories, and assigning the combined consequence category the same value as the most severe of the four. The value A indicates the most severe consequence category, and the value E indicates the least severe. |
Deg Mech Comments | Character | Comments about the DM. | None |
Degradation Mechanism |
Character |
A process that induces deleterious micro and macro material changes over time that are harmful to the material condition or mechanical properties. |
This field contains the description of all the System Codes in the MI_DEGRADATION_MECHANISM_TYPES System Code Table. |
Degradation Mechanism Description | Character | A short description of the degradation mechanism. | None |
Inspection Priority (Unmitigated Risk) |
Numeric |
A value that represents the location of the asset on the risk matrix. |
This number is between 1 and 25 and will drive the inspection planning results. |
Probability of Failure |
Character |
Extent to which an event is likely to occur within the time frame under consideration. The mathematical definition of probability is a real number in the scale 0 to 1 and is attached to a random event. |
None |
RBI Recommendation Records
RBI Recommendation records store information about the recommended actions to mitigate the risk. This topic provides an alphabetical list and description of the fields that exist for the RBI Recommendation family. The information in the table reflects the baseline state and behavior of these fields.
This family is enabled for site filtering, which means that records in this family can be assigned to a specific site and will only be accessible to users who are assigned to the same site and have the appropriate license and family privileges. For more information, refer to the Sites section of the documentation.
Field | Data Type | Description | Behavior and Usage |
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Analysis ID | Character | The ID of the RBI Criticality Analysis that is linked to the RBI Recommendation. | This field is populated with the value in the Analysis ID field of the associated RBI Criticality Analysis. |
Author Name | Character | The name of the user who created the RBI Recommendation. | This field is populated with the last and first names of the Security User that you represent. |
Completion Comments | Text | Comments about the completion of an RBI Recommendation. | This field is required when superseding the RBI Recommendation. |
Create Task? | Boolean | Indicates whether or not you want to create a task for the RBI Component. | None |
Damage Mechanism | Character | A process that induces deleterious micro or macro material changes over time that are harmful to the material condition or mechanical properties. | This field is populated with the Degradation Mechanism that is linked to the associated RBI Criticality Analysis. |
Functional Location | Character | The ID of the Functional Location that the RBI Component belongs to. | This field is populated with the value in the Equipment ID field in the associated RBI Criticality Analysis. |
Inspection Confidence | Character | A value that indicates how effective prior inspections were at identifying the degradation mechanism and the rate of degradation. | This field does not appear on the datasheet. The value in this field appears on the Asset Risk Report. |
Inspection Strategy ID | Character | The unique ID of the Inspection Strategy. | This field does not appear on the datasheet. This field is used to map the RBI Recommendation with the Inspection Strategy. |
Nonrecurring | Boolean | Indicates whether the inspection task that you create for the recommendation is recurring. | This check box is cleared by default. |
Originating Reference | Character | The ID of the RBI Criticality Analysis that is linked to the RBI Recommendation. | When you generate an RBI Recommendation, this field is populated with the ID of the RBI Criticality Analysis. |
RBI Component | Character | The description of the component that is associated with the RBI Recommendation. | This field is populated with the value in the Component Description field of the associated RBI Component. |
RBI Recommendation Methodology | Character | Indicates the methodology that is used to generate the RBI Recommendation. | This field is populated with the value RBI 580. |
Recommendation Basis | Character | Defines what is driving the RBI Recommendation. | When you generate an RBI Recommendation, this field is populated with the value in the Inspection Strategy Description field in the associated Inspection Strategy. |
Recommendation Headline | Character | Identifies the purpose of the recommendation. | This field is populated with a value in the following format: <RBI Component ID>-<Damage Mechanism> ...where:
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Recommended Interval Scope | Numeric | Defines what should be done during this inspection event. | When you generate an RBI Recommendation, this field is populated with the value in the Recommendation Inspection Scope field in the associated Inspection Strategy. |
Recommended Interval | Text | Defines the time period between inspection events. | When you generate an RBI Recommendation, this field is populated with one of the following values:
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Status | Character | Defines the status of the recommendation in the process flow. | This field is populated with the value Created. |
Superseded By Recommendation Number | Character | Identifies the recommendation that will be performed and tracked rather than the selected recommendation. | When you supersede this RBI Recommendation with another one, this field is populated with the ID of the latter. |
Task Type | Character | Defines the inspection methodology used. | When you generate an RBI Recommendation, this field is populated with the value in the Inspection Task Type field in the associated Inspection Strategy. |
Recommendation Revision Records
The Recommendation Revision family stores information from the related RBI and Compliance Recommendation records and their related Inspection Tasks. These records store information when an Inspection Plan that is in the Approved state is moved to the Modified state.
This topic provides an alphabetical list and description of the fields that exist for the Recommendation Revision family and appear in the Recommendation Revision datasheet unless otherwise specified. This list is not comprehensive.
This family is enabled for site filtering, which means that records in this family can be assigned to a specific site and will only be accessible to users who are assigned to the same site and have the appropriate license and family privileges. For more information, refer to the Sites section of the documentation.
Field | Data Type | Description | Behavior and Usage |
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Damage Mechanism | Character (50) | Stores the Damage Mechanism of the original Recommendation. | This field is disabled. |
Inspection Strategy ID | Character (255) | Stores the ID of the Inspection Strategy record from which the original Recommendation was generated. | This field is disabled. |
Inspection Task Type | Character (255) | Stores the Task Type from the related Inspection Task. | This field is disabled. |
Non Recurring? | Boolean | Indicates whether the Recommendation is to recur. | This field is disabled. |
RBI Recommendation Methodology | Character (255) | Indicates the methodology used to create the Recommendation. |
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Recommendation ID | Character (255) | Indicates the unique ID that is assigned to the Recommendation. | This field is populated by automatically by business rules. This field is disabled. |
Recommended Inspection Scope | Text | Stores the Inspection Scope that populated the original Recommendation. | This field is disabled. |
State | Character (255) | Stores the State ID of the original Recommendation. | This field is populated by the caption of the state. The field is disabled and does not appear in the datasheet. |
Task Description | Text | Stores the description from the related Inspection Task. | This field is disabled. |
Task Desired Interval | Numeric | Stores the Desired Interval field value from the related Inspection Task. | This field is disabled. |
Task Desired Interval Basis | Character (1000) | Stores the Desired Interval Basis from the related Inspection Task. | The value in this field is the description of the corresponding system code from the INSM System Code Table. The field is disabled. |
Task Desired Interval UOM | Character (50) | Stores the Desired Interval UOM from the related Inspection Task. | This field is disabled. |
Task Details | Text | Stores the details from the related Inspection Task. | This field is disabled. |
Task ID | Character (255) | Stores the Task ID from the related Inspection Task. | This field is disabled. |
Task Last Date | Date | Stores the Last Date from the related Inspection Task. | This field is disabled. |
Task Override Interval | Boolean | Stores the Override Interval from the related Inspection Task. | This field is disabled. |
Task Next Date | Date | Stores the Next Date from the related Inspection Task. | This field is disabled. |
Task Reoccurring | Boolean | Stores the Reoccurring flag value from the related Inspection Task. | This field is disabled. |
Tank Stress Records
Tank Stress records are used in the Tank Stress reference table, which is used to determine the Allowable Stress value for RBI Criticality Analyses linked to storage tank components (i.e., RBI Components whose Stress Lookup Table field contains the value Tank). This topic provides a list and description of the fields that exist in the Tank Stress family. The information in the table reflects the baseline state and behavior of these fields.
This family is not enabled for site filtering, which means that records in this family can be accessed by any user with the appropriate license and family privileges. For more information, refer to the Sites section of the documentation.
Field |
Data Type |
Description |
Behavior and Usage | ||||||
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Allowable Stress | Numeric | The maximum amount of pressure that the component can withstand. |
The value in this field is calculated using the following fields:
The value in this field is used to populate the Allowable Stress field in the associated RBI Criticality Analysis. | ||||||
Code Year | Character | The year in which the design code that corresponds to the component was defined. |
The value in this field is used to:
The options in this field are populated based on the value that you select in the Design Code field. The table below describes the options available in the Design Code field and corresponding values in the Code Year field.
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Design Code | Character | The design code associated with the component. |
The value in this field is used to:
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Material Grade | Character | The material grade of the component. |
The value in this field is used to:
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Material Specification | Character | The material specification of the component. |
The value in this field is used to:
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Minimum Tensile Strength | Numeric | The minimum tensile strength of the material of the component. | None | ||||||
Minimum Yield Strength | Numeric | The minimum yield strength of the material of the component. | None |
Inspection Plan Records
An Inspection Plan allows you to view, manage, approve, and implement all RBI Recommended Actions related to an Asset. Inspection Plans are created for RBI Assets when one of the related components has an analysis that is moved to the Risk Completed state. This topic provides an alphabetical list and description of the fields that exist for the Inspection Plan family. The information in the table reflects the baseline state and behavior of these fields.
This family is enabled for site filtering, which means that records in this family can be assigned to a specific site and will only be accessible to users who are assigned to the same site and have the appropriate license and family privileges. For more information, refer to the Sites section of the documentation.
Field | Data Type | Description | Behavior and Usage |
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RBI Date | Date | The most conservative start date from related risk complete analyses. |
This field is populated with the most conservative Date Criticality Calculated field from related risk complete analyses. |
Plan Date | Date | The most conservative end date of the planning period on related risk complete analyses. |
This field is populated with the date, 10 years greater than the most conservative Date Criticality Calculated field from related risk complete analyses. |
Inspection Plan ID | Character | The related assets entity identifier. |
This field is set to the associated assets entity ID. This field is disabled. |
RBI Risk Category | Character | The most conservative risk category of related risk complete analyses. | This field is disabled. |
Comments | Text | Comments related to the Inspection Planning process. | None |
Unanalyzed RBI Data | Flag | Flag which is set to true when there is a new RBI data which has not been considered on the current Inspection Plan. |
This field is disabled. When the Use Recommended Actions for Inspection Planning preference is set to false, this field will be set to true when an RBI Analysis is moved to Risk Complete. This field will be reset to false when the RBI Inspection plan is created or modified. |
Asset Info | Text | Stores the key asset indicators defined by the user in the Asset Info configuration. | This field is disabled. |
RBI Driving Component | Text | The entity key of the RBI Component with the most conservative risk category of related risk complete analyses | None |
Inspection Plan Detail Records
Inspection Plan Detail records are linked to a parent Inspection Plan. Degradation Mechanisms related to the Inspection Plans asset are mapped one-to-one to the Inspection Plan Detail records.
This family is enabled for site filtering, which means that records in this family can be assigned to a specific site, and will only be accessible to users who are assigned to the same site and have the appropriate license and family privileges. For more information, refer to the Sites section of the documentation.
Field | Data Type | Description | Behavior and Usage | ||||||||||||
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Asset Key | Character | The entity key of the related Inspection Plans asset. | This field is populated with the entity key of the parent Inspection Plans asset. | ||||||||||||
Methodology | Character | The RBI Analysis Methodology. | This field is populated with RBI 580. | ||||||||||||
Component | Character | The related RBI components entity key. | This field is set to the mapped Degradation Mechanisms parent RBI Components entity key. | ||||||||||||
Damage Mechanism | Character | A process that induces deleterious micro or macro material changes over time that are harmful to the material condition or mechanical properties. | This field is mapped from the Degradation Mechanisms Damage Mechanism field. | ||||||||||||
Analysis | Character | The related analysis entity key. | This field is set to the mapped Degradation Mechanisms parent analysis entity key. | ||||||||||||
Task Type | Character | Defines the inspection methodology used. |
This field is set based on the recommended Inspection Strategy returned from the following policies:
The drop-down list is populated with the Task Type field on the Inspection Strategy records relevant to the Damage Mechanism. The relevant Inspection Strategy records are available in the Degradation Mechanism Strategy family | ||||||||||||
Basis | Character | Defines what is driving the recommended action. |
This field is set based on the recommended Inspection Strategy returned from the following policies:
The drop-down list is populated with the Inspection Strategy Description field on the Inspection Strategy records relevant to the Damage Mechanism filtered by Task Type, Inspection Confidence and Extent. The relevant Inspection Strategy records are available in the Degradation Mechanism Strategy family. | ||||||||||||
Extent | Character | The extent to which the inspection should be performed. |
This field is set based on the recommended Inspection Strategy returned from the following policies:
The drop-down list is populated with the Inspection Strategy Description field on the Inspection Strategy records relevant to the Damage Mechanism filtered by Task Type and Inspection Confidence. The relevant Inspection Strategy records are available in the Degradation Mechanism Strategy family. | ||||||||||||
Interval Scope | Numeric | Defines the time period between inspection events. |
This field is set based on the recommended Inspection Strategy returned from the following policies:
This field is populated with one of the following values:
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Target Completion Date | Date | None | None | ||||||||||||
Is Intrusive | Character | None | None | ||||||||||||
Recurring | Boolean | Indicates whether the inspection task that you create for the inspection plan detail is recurring. | This field is set to True if the methodology field is RBI 580. | ||||||||||||
Inspection Scope | Text | Defines what actions should be taken during this inspection event. |
This field is set based on the recommended Inspection Strategy returned from the following policies:
The drop-down list is populated with the Inspection Scope field on the Inspection Strategy records relevant to the Damage Mechanism filtered by Task Type and Inspection Confidence. The relevant Inspection Strategy records are available in the Degradation Mechanism Strategy family. | ||||||||||||
Inspection Confidence | Character | A value that indicates how effective prior inspections were at identifying the degradation mechanism and the rate of degradation. |
This field is set based on the recommended Inspection Strategy returned from the following policies:
The drop-down list is populated with the Inspection Scope field on the Inspection Strategy records relevant to the Damage Mechanism filtered by Task Type and Inspection Confidence. The relevant Inspection Strategy records are available in the Degradation Mechanism Strategy family. | ||||||||||||
Highest Level of Inspection | Character | The Recommended Inspection Effectiveness. |
The Inspection Confidence field is converted to a Level of Inspection Category (A - E) as follows:
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Implement | Boolean | Indicates whether the detail should be implemented to a task during Inspection Plan approval. | This field is not displayed on the datasheet and is auto-selected by the system when the Task field is updated. | ||||||||||||
Task | Character | The entity key of the task to implement during Inspection Plan approval. |
This field can be set to one of the following:
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Last Date | Date | The date on which the last inspection was performed. | This field is set to the RBI Date of the parent Inspection Plan record. | ||||||||||||
Proposed Next Date | Date | Date on which the inspection event is scheduled. | This field is calculated by adding the Interval Scope value to the Last Date. |
Inspection Plan Revision Records
The Inspection Plan Revision family stores information regarding revisions of Inspection Plan.
The table below provides an alphabetical list and description of the fields that exist for the Inspection Plan Revision family. The information in the table reflects the baseline state and behavior of these fields. This list is not comprehensive.
This family is not enabled for site filtering, which means that records in this family can be accessed by any user with the appropriate license and family privileges. For more information, refer to the Sites section of the documentation.
Field | Data Type | Description | Behavior and Usage |
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Basis for Revision | Text | Stores the text that is entered by the user when updating an Approved Inspection Plan. | This field is populated by entering a reason for Revision in the dialog box that appears when updating an Inspection Plan that is in the Approved state. This field is disabled in the datasheet. |
FK_HAIN_PR_INPL_INPL_R_N | Character | Foreign Key field that stores the entity key of the Inspection Plan, | This field is disabled. This field does not appear in the datasheet. |
Revised By | Character | Stores the entity key of the user who modified the Inspection Plan. | This field is populated by the name of the user who modified the Inspection Plan. This field is disabled. |
Revision Date | Date | Stores the Revision Date of the Inspection Plan. | This field is disabled. |
RBI Date | Date | Stores the RBI Date of the Inspection Plan. | This field is disabled. |
Plan Date | Date | Stores the Plan Date of the Inspection Plan. | This field is disabled. |
Inspection Plan ID | Character | Stores the Inspection Plan ID of the Inspection Plan. | This field is disabled. |
RBI Risk Category | Character | Stores the RBI Risk Category of the Inspection Plan. | This field is disabled. |
Comments | Text | Stores the Comments of the Inspection Plan. | This field is disabled. |
Unanalyzed RBI Data | Flag | Stores the Unanalyzed RBI Data of the Inspection Plan. | This field is disabled. |
Asset Info | Text | Stores the Asset Info value of the Inspection Plan. | This field is disabled. |
RBI Driving Component | Text | Stores the RBI Driving Component value of the Inspection Plan. | This field is disabled. |
Inspection Plan Detail Revision Records
Inspection Plan Detail Revision Family stores information from the related Inspection Plan Detail record. These records store information when an Inspection Plan that is in the Approved state is moved to the Modified state.
This family is enabled for site filtering, which means that records in this family can be assigned to a specific site and will only be accessible to users who are assigned to the same site and have the appropriate license and family privileges. For more information, refer to the Sites section of the documentation.
Field | Data Type | Description | Behavior and Usage |
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Asset Key | Character | Stores the Asset Key of the original Inspection Plan Detail. | This field is disabled. |
Methodology | Character | Stores the Methodology of the original Inspection Plan Detail. | This field is disabled. |
Component | Character | Stores the Component of the original Inspection Plan Detail. | This field is disabled. |
Damage Mechanism | Character | Stores the Damage Mechanism of the original Inspection Plan Detail. | This field is disabled. |
Analysis | Character | Stores the Analysis of the original Inspection Plan Detail. | This field is disabled. |
Task Type | Character | Stores the Task Type of the original Inspection Plan Detail. | This field is disabled. |
Basis | Character | Stores the Basis of the original Inspection Plan Detail. | This field is disabled. |
Interval Scope | Numeric | Stores the Interval Scope of the original Inspection Plan Detail. | This field is disabled. |
Target Completion Date | Date | Stores the Target Completion Date of the original Inspection Plan Detail. | This field is disabled. |
Is Intrusive | Character | Stores the Is Intrusive value of the original Inspection Plan Detail. | This field is disabled. |
Recurring | Boolean | Indicates whether the Inspection Plan Detail is recurring. | This field is disabled. |
Inspection Scope | Text | Stores the Inspection Scope of the original Inspection Plan Detail. | This field is disabled. |
Inspection Confidence | Character | Stores the Inspection Confidence value of the original Inspection Plan Detail. | This field is disabled. |
Highest Level of Inspection | Character | Stores the Highest Level of Inspection of the original Inspection Plan Detail. | This field is disabled. |
Implement | Boolean | Indicates whether the Inspection Plan Detail is implemented. | This field is disabled. |
Task | Character | Stores the entity key of the related Inspection Task. | This field is disabled. |
Last Date | Date | Stores the Last Date of the original Inspection Plan Detail. | This field is disabled. |
Proposed Next Date | Date | Stores the Proposed Next Date of the original Inspection Plan Detail. | This field is disabled. |