Gas and oil reliability engineering : modeling and analysis /

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The advent of reliability engineering tools coupled with the cost of oil and gas operations has changed the paradigm of maintenance technology. A simple strategy of efficient replacement of failed equipment/component has been transformed into a more complex but proactive approach for keeping equipme...

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Détails bibliographiques
Cote:Libro Electrónico
Auteur principal: Calixto, Eduardo
Format: Électronique eBook
Langue:Inglés
Publié: Amsterdam ; Boston : Gulf Professional Pub., �2013.
Sujets:
Oil wells > Equipment and supplies > Reliability.
Gas wells > Equipment and supplies > Reliability.
Petroleum engineering > Equipment and supplies > Reliability.
P�etrole > Puits > Appareils et mat�eriel > Fiabilit�e.
Gaz naturel > Puits > Appareils et mat�eriel > Fiabilit�e.
TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING > Mining.
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Table des matières:
  • Front Cover; Gas and Oil Reliability Engineering; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; Preface; Acknowledgments; Chapter 1
  • Life Cycle Analysis; 1.1. QUANTITATIVE FAILURE DATA ANALYSIS; 1.2. PROBABILITY DENSITY FUNCTIONS; 1.3. HOW TO DEFINE PDF PARAMETERS AND CHOOSE WHICH PDF FITS BETTER WITH THE FAILURE DATA; 1.4. HOW RELIABLE IS THE RELIABILITY: THE CONFIDENCE BOUND WILL TELL YOU; REFERENCES; Chapter 2
  • Accelerated Test and Reliability Growth Analysis Models; 2.1. INTRODUCTION; 2.2. QUANTITATIVE ACCELERATED TESTS; 2.3. QUALITATIVE ACCELERATED TESTS (HALT AND HASS); 2.4. RELIABILITY GROWTH ANALYSIS.
  • 5.2. TECHNIQUE FOR HUMAN ERROR RATE PREDICTION5.3. OPERATOR ACTION TREE; 5.4. ACCIDENT SEQUENCE EVALUATION PROGRAM; 5.5. HUMAN ERROR ASSESSMENT REDUCTION TECHNIQUE; 5.6. SOCIAL TECHNICAL ANALYSIS OF HUMAN RELIABILITY; 5.7. STANDARDIZED PLANT ANALYSIS RISK-HUMAN RELIABILITY; 5.8. BAYESIAN NETWORKS; 5.9. CASE STUDY; REFERENCES; Chapter6
  • Reliability and Safety Processes; 6.1. INTRODUCTION; 6.2. FAULT TREE ANALYSIS; 6.3. EVENT TREE ANALYSIS; 6.4. LAYERS OF PROTECTION ANALYSIS; 6.5. SAFETY INTEGRITY LEVEL ANALYSIS; 6.6. BOW TIE ANALYSIS.
  • 6.7. CASE STUDY 1: APPLYING LOPA ANALYSIS TO DECIDE WHETHER RISK IS ACCEPTABLE WHEN LAYERS OF PROTECTION ARE NOT AVAILABLE6.8. CASE STUDY 2: USING RAMS ANALYSIS METHODOLOGY TO MEASURE SAFETY PROCESS EFFECTS ON SYSTEM AVAILABILITY; REFERENCES; Chapter7
  • Reliability Management; 7.1. RELIABILITY MANAGEMENT OVER THE ENTERPRISE LIFE CYCLE; 7.2. RELIABILITY MANAGEMENT SUCCESS FACTORS; 7.3. SUCCESSFUL RELIABILITY ENGINEERING IMPLEMENTATION CASE STUDY; 7.4. SUCCESSFUL ORGANIZATION IN RELIABILITY ENGINEER IMPLEMENTATION.
  • 7.5. RELIABILITY ENGINEER TEACHING AND RESEARCH: SUCCESSFUL UNIVERSITIES AND RESEARCH CENTER CASES7.6. FINAL THOUGHTS; REFERENCES; Index.

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