NO-LEAK module · FFS

Fitness-For-Service

Run, repair or replace, decided on engineering evidence.

Overview

What it does

Quantitative fitness-for-service assessment for pipelines, piping and pressure vessels with detected corrosion or damage. It determines remaining safe pressure, MAWP, minimum required thickness and remaining life to support run / repair / replace decisions and set re-inspection intervals.

Standards reference

API 579-1 / ASME FFS-1, ASME B31G (modified), DNV-RP-F101

Primary users

Integrity and Inspection Engineers

Capabilities

Key features

Pipelines: single and multiple interacting corrosion defects using ASME B31G (modified) and DNV-RP-F101
Remaining safe pressure and remaining-life outputs, with a historical defect register per pipeline
Piping: straight sections and bends, minimum required thickness, MAWP, corrosion allowance and retirement date
Pressure vessels: cylindrical, spherical and elliptical shells; torispherical and hemispherical heads
Code-locked, equipment-type-specific inputs that prevent cross-type errors
Defect dimensions taken directly from the Defect Register
Side-by-side comparison with previous assessments for the same tag

Deliverables

Outputs

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Works with

Related modules

Risk Based Inspection

RBI Inspect what matters, when it matters.

Defect / Anomaly Register

DFS Every anomaly found, owned and closed.

Cathodic Protection

CPS CP design, monitoring and survey anomalies in one place.

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