The Corrosion Control Philosophy Document (CCPD) developed before commissioning of the new process unit will offer a foundation for the development of a comprehensive and robust corrosion monitoring and management program to the site operations, maintenance, pressure equipment/integrity and inspection groups, allowing them to establish an economically optimized asset integrity management system. Historically corrosion control documentation is developed after the pressure equipment is placed in-service, incorporating owner’s lessons learned. For major projects in the oil and gas industry the Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) companies are not typically involved in the development of such documents.

Subject
Test methods, Materials, Piping, Risk based inspection, Flow diagrams, Materials selection, Inspection, Philosophy, Equipment, Corrosion protection, Corrosion monitoring, Maintenance, Visual assessment
Keywords:
CCPD, risk, damage mechanisms, costs savings
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