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Risk-Based Inspection: How Smart Plants Stop Treating Every Asset the Same
When the Inspection Schedule Becomes the Problem Two pressure vessels. Same vintage. Same design code. One is in a low-corrosivity stream with stable operating conditions. The other handles wet H2S with cyclic thermal loads and an upset history going back several years. Under a traditional time-based inspection regime, they'd both be inspected on the same four-year cycle. That's the flaw in fixed-interval inspection thinking. It treats all assets as equal, which means the dan

Paresh Haribhakti
Jul 219 min read


Improve Plant Safety Through Risk Based Inspection
In high risk industrial settings—oil & gas, refineries, chemical, power, fertilizer plants—ensuring plant safety while optimizing costs is essential. A well structured Risk Based Inspection (RBI) programme is one of the most effective engineering practices to do this. Below, we’ll explore what RBI is, how it works in practice, how to adopt it successfully, and how TCR Advanced’s rbiAiOM® brings that methodology into action. What is a Risk Based Inspection? A Risk Based Insp
Gopul Patel
Feb 66 min read


Boiler Tube Remaining Life Assessment Using RLA Analysis and Testing
Introduction to Boiler Tube Remaining Life in Industrial Boilers Boilers are the backbone of power generation and many process industries. From thermal power plants to refineries, cement plants, fertilizer units, and steel industries, boilers work continuously under extreme temperature and pressure conditions. Over time, the boiler tubes inside these systems experience material degradation due to heat, pressure, corrosion, erosion, and chemical reactions. Understanding boiler
Gopul Patel
Jan 309 min read
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