Corrosion Under Insulation - Level 1 & 2
Energy Institute
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Description
Who should attend:
The CUI e-Learning package will be useful to Inspection personnel; Plant inspectors; Offshore inspection Engineers; Inspectors; NDT Technicians; but is also relevant to other non-inspection personnel, such as FM; maintenance; operations or other asset management teams. It is applicable to both onshore and offshore facilities.
Course Overview
- What is CUI?
- Where does CUI occur?
- Why does CUI occur?
- Consequences of a CUI failure
- Costs of CUI
- What is the mechanism of CUI?
- Cyclic changes of temperature
- Corrosion mechanisms
- Potential locations of CUI
- Signs of CUI
- De-lagging and Safe de-lagging
- Scab
- Remedial works
- Reinstatement of insulation
- Why insulation is applied
- Why passive fire protection (PFP)?
- Insulation types
- Mitigation of future risk of CUI
As a result of this online course, it is expected that personnel will be more confident that they can find asset integrity threats relating to corrosion under insulation that may be present on their plant.
Completion time
1-2 hours
Level 2
Every year operators must budget for the control of CUI. Without understanding the CUI risk on the plant or platform, CUI budgets can often be misjudged or used inefficiently. This online course was developed by INSPECTEGRITY in a project supported by the Oil & Gas Technology Centre (OGTC) and will be enable delegates to:
Course Overview:
- What is CUI?
- Why does it occur?
- Swiss Cheese Model for CUI
- Strategies for Controlling CUI
- Elements of CUI Campaign
- Register of Insulated Equipment
- Plant Wide Insulation Review
- CUI Contributing Factors
- Operating Temperature
- Intermittent Operations
- Coating Condition
- Coating Age
- Cladding Condition
- PFP Weather Barrier
- Insulation Type
- Weather Condition
- CUI likelihood assessment model
- Life cycle of CUI
- Point-based qualitative model
- Consequence of a CUI failure
- CUI risk
- Priority of CUI scopes
- Refining a CUI priority scope
- Percentage of insulation removal
- Using advanced NDT techniques
- Partial insulation removal
- Frequency of CUI scopes
- Maintaining CUI records
- Balancing CUI risk and costs
- A successful CUI campaign
- Reporting CUI inspections and repairs
Learning objectives:
- Different CUI control strategies and their efficiencies and effectiveness
- Contributing factors in the CUI likelihood
- CUI risk components
- And how to define an effective inspection and maintenance campaign-based CUI strategy with high return on investment
Course outline:
This online course is designed to provide Inspectors, asset personnel and asset management teams with the detailed knowledge to manage the CUI risk in a large onshore plant or aged offshore platform.
Questions and answers
Is this Course recognized by the Oil Companies
Answer:The course is recognised by the Oil & Gas Technology Centre (OGTC), who work in partnership with the industry, local, and national government to support the skills development of oil & gas professionals and companies. This course is funded by OGTC, developed by Inspectegrity, and supported by the energy industry. Upon completion, you will receive a certificate of completion with recognition from all three bodies, all of whom are leading bodies within the Oil & Gas industry.
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Answer:The course is recognised by the Oil & Gas Technology Centre (OGTC), who work in partnership with the industry, local, and national government to support the skills development of oil & gas professionals and companies. This course is funded by OGTC, developed by Inspectegrity, and supported by the energy industry. Upon completion, you will receive a certificate of completion with recognition from all three bodies, all of whom are leading bodies within the Oil & Gas industry.
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