Experience our leading solution forAsset Integrity Management - Mechanical IntegrityReduce risk, optimize inspection strategies, and streamline compliance for static equipment with APM Mechanical Integrity software.Launch Interactive Demo Mechanical Integrity Overview Helping Facilities Stay Contained and Compliant APM Mechanical Integrity, part of GE Vernova’s Asset Performance Management (APM), equips organizations with an integrated set of tools to enable a closed loop mechanical integrity program across the enterprise. The solution allows users to: Rank equipment based on risk using globally accepted methodologies (RBI 580, 581)Detect compliance gaps and automate time-based inspection planningStore thickness readings and carry out detailed corrosion analysisEstablish IOW monitoring policies to determine process excursionsIntegrate mechanical integrity and inspection initiatives across an enterprise Download Brochure Latest RBI Certification APM Mechanical Integrity Outcomes• Reduce overall risk exposure of static assets in your facility• Lower EH&S incident probability and enhance safety by streamlining data collection, and improving inspection accuracy• Reduce equipment failures with proactive damage mechanism evaluations• Lower inspection costs by using a risk-based inspection approach to maintenance• Improve worker productivity with mobile inspections and contextual visualization• Increase asset availability by reacting more quickly to changing process conditions• Optimize repairs and replacements by using thickness monitoring and corrosion analysis toolsBlog: Learn how GE Vernova Transforms Mechanical Integrity Customer StoryLearn how OQ saved $59M by conducting risk-based inspection (RBI) and initiating Integrity Operating Windows (IOWs) for its downstream assets.Read More View All Customer Stories 2024 Verdantix Asset Performance Management Green Quadrant ReportGE Vernova’s APM Mechanical Integrity application received the highest rating (3.0/3.0) amongst all the other APM vendors in the latest Verdantix Green Quadrant Report.Access the Full Report Key Features in APM Mechanical Integrity• Risk Based Inspection (RBI): Assess the likelihood and consequences of failures to optimize inspection rigor based on overall risk.• Inspection Management: Allows asset owners and operators to manage inspection plans on a variety of asset classes, document the condition of the asset, and track inspection recommendations to closure.• Thickness Monitoring: Provides users the ability to calculate the minimum thickness required to safely operate the equipment, thickness measurement data management, corrosion rate analysis, as well as next-inspection and retirement-data inspections.• Compliance Management: Provides users the ability to track when equipment should be inspected to comply with standards set by regional regulatory bodies.Blog: How Thickness Monitoring Programs Help Safely Operate Static Equipment Enhanced Mobility, Contextual Visualization and Dynamic Risk Evaluation Integrity MobileA mobile application that helps optimize inspectors’ efficiency by digitizing and streamlining the process of data collection in the field.Download Brochure 2D and 3D VisualizationsUtilize a 2D sketch rendered from any image file to provide context to data-heavy results. View APM attributes such as risk, corrosion, and thickness data on a 3D model.Download 3D Visualization Datahseet Integrity Operating Windows (IOWs)Quicken time to value by implementing a scalable, sustainable, and reliable Integrity Operating Window tracking program.Read Blog Load More View All Resources Resources Blogs Videos FAQs FAQ What is asset integrity management services? In the energy sector, asset integrity management is synonymous with optimizing a Mechanical Integrity (MI) program. This includes the management of critical process equipment – to ensure it is designed and installed correctly and operated and maintained properly. Services could encompass software and digital tools such as Risk-Based Inspection (RBI), Inspection Management (IM), and Thickness Monitoring (TM) to ensure that static assets in the facility achieve their desired performance in a safe and reliable manner. How to measure asset integrity? RBI is a methodology that is compliant with American Petroleum Institute (API) standards and can be used to measure asset integrity. RBI supports the ability to assess the likelihood and consequences of failures and to optimize inspection rigor based on overall risk. As a starting point, users can utilize either a qualitative/semi-quantitative (RBI-580) or quantitative (RBI-581) risk engine to calculate a risk value associated with their static asset. Subsequently, RBI data can be seamlessly integrated into inspection management and maintenance programs to avoid equipment failures and to ensure that the current condition of the asset is documented. What is an example of asset integrity? User operators that operate a high volume of pressurized equipment such as piping systems, vessels, exchangers, tanks, and boilers, are susceptible to Loss of Pressure Containment (LOPC), leaks, and corrosion, all of which can be detrimental to their bottom line. By equipping organizations with an integrated set of software tools, they can accurately collect data from the field, understand risk for static assets and ensure that asset inspection strategies are optimized to an ALARP (as low as reasonably possible) risk level. Additionally, streamlining auditability and avoiding penalties for non-compliance is a key success metric for asset integrity. What are the goals of asset integrity? Listed below are some of the goals for asset integrity management;1) Calculate risk levels of static assets in the facility2) Reanalyze integrity and safety risk based on real time field data collection3) Implement and execute optimized inspection strategies (manage inspection plans on a variety of asset classes, document the condition of the asset, and track inspection recommendations to closure)4) Calculate the remaining life based on the minimum thickness required to safely operate static assets5) Identify areas of corrosion or erosion that can compromise the equipment's integrity6) Maximize worker/operator safety in hazardous environments7) Integrate compliance and integrity initiatives across an enterpriseOverall, the above goals tie-in to the main objectives of reducing risks, lowering inspection costs, and managing compliance. 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