Webinar: Midstream Damage Mechanism Review - Fundamentals of Amine Treating Units
Midstream Damage Mechanism Review - Fundamentals of Amine Treating Units
Thursday, September 19, 2024 11AM-12PM EDT
Presenters: Brian McNeill, CorrSolutions Staff Engineer I and Shane Kelliher E.I.T., E2G Staff Engineer I
Across the midstream industry, most of the active corrosion is typically found in amine units. Often material selection, operating conditions, and amine quality are contributing factors that affect corrosion.
During this webinar, the presenters will discuss how to identify the regions where active corrosion will most likely be found and why this information is important to mechanical integrity and inspection activity planning. Finally, they will explain why transitioning from a time-based API 510 approach to a risk-based API 581 method will reduce future inspection costs and enhance the safety and reliability of your operations.
What You Will Learn:
- How Rich/Lean amine loading affects corrosion rates
- How amine cracking occurs and best practices to prevent it
- Recommended inspection techniques for identified damage mechanisms
Who Should Attend:
- Corrosion Engineers
- Maintenance and Reliability Engineers
- Process Engineers
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