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Corrosion Management Plan and Framework

Our Corrosion Management Plan and Framework will defines the policies, standards, procedures, practices, responsibilities, authorities and resources that shall be in place to ensure that corrosion management satisfies the integrity objective.

It provides a structured framework for the identification of the common threats associated with corrosion (and other common material degradation mechanisms) and the selection, installation and maintenance of suitable common corrosion barriers to control those threats.

A potential loss of integrity derives from the fact that facilities are exposed, both internally and externally, to corrosive environments. egradation/corrosion threats shall, therefore, be identified, quantified and controlled to safeguard technical and operational integrity throughout the life of the asset.

Risk, Type of IOW, IOW guidance/Action 등의 내용을 포함하고 있는 표입니다.
Risk	Type of IOW	IOW guidance/Action
High	Critical	IOW’s Required - Limits and durations established on all IOW process parameters for monitoring; IOW’s are alarmed/alerted and SME’s are notified of exceedances; Operations take urgent predetermined action to return process to normal operation. If exceed, could lead to rapid deterioration of process equipment and need an immediate action.
Medium High	Critical or Standard	IOW’s Required - Limits and durations established on all IOW process parameters for monitoring; IOW’s are alarmed/alerted and SME’s are notified of exceedances; Operations take predetermined action to return process to normal operation
Medium	Standard or Informational	IOW information Limit (IIL) identified - IOW’s identified suggested limits specified for each IOW; Operations and SME’s are alerted/notified of exceedances; Troubleshooting initiated with planned adjustments to operations, inspection/maintenance developed. If exceeded over a specific time frame, could cause increased of corrosion rate and need to identity the time to reduce the corrosion rate by a chemical injection etc.
Low	Informational	IOW information Limit (IIL) suggested - Normal operating parameters identified for analysis; Parameters tracked and trended by SME to determine long-term effects on equipment reliability. Generally to predict the long term integrity of equipment, do not typically require operational responses but maybe utilized to assess fufure repair during turnaround and shutdown frequencies.