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Adl J, Ghahramani A, Nasel saraji J. RISK ASSESSMENT IN A SWEETENING UNIT IN AN IRANIAN GAS REFINERY. sjsph 2005; 3 (4) :1-2
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stundy (HAZOP) and the component’s failures of major equipments were assessed by
Failure mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA).
Totally 68 hazards were identified and their risks were calculated. The highest risk
(60) was belonged to the reduction of gas temperature before entering to the refinery
and failure of DEA cooling system at the final node (DE). The failures of P-6 pump,
F.C.V.4 valve, L.C.V.2 and F.C.V.12 (all in the same node) and reduction of gas
temperature in nodes AB, BC and CD had the lowest calculated risk (12). Comparing
with the acceptable level of risk in the refinery which was 200, all of the identified
hazards risk were very low therefore did not need any appropriate measure of risk
reduction to be proposed.
For overcoming the fact that both HAZOP and FMEA techniques, instead of being
performed by a team was accomplished by both of us, we used the consultations given
us by the experienced exploitation engineers of under study unit. This consultation
was also very useful in fulfilling deficiencies of existing record keeping system.
Performing the protective maintenance and preparing a precise timing program for
P.M was given as a main proposal for risk reduction by decreasing the probability of
occurrence.
Keywords: Natural gas sweetening, Risk assessment, Hazard and operability stundy, Failure mode and Effect Analysis.
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