How to Conduct a Climate Risk Vulnerability Assessment (CRVA) | AIChE

How to Conduct a Climate Risk Vulnerability Assessment (CRVA)

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Conference Presentation

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Southwest Process Technology Conference

Presentation Date

September 30, 2021

Duration

30 minutes

Skill Level

Intermediate

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0.50

As extreme weather events increase in frequency and severity, the potential impact on safe and reliable operation of process plants should be evaluated. An effective site-wide response plan can be created by conducting a Climate Risk Vulnerability Assessment (CRVA) as an add-on to PHA or as a standalone study. This paper presents the systematic tool of a CRVA, which evaluates vulnerability by reviewing climate forecasts and plant components and systems, to identify a set of hazards which have the potential to impact process plants during extreme weather events. Leveraging existing process safety information and existing engineering studies will be shared as a means to optimize efficiency. Historical basis of climate change events is covered in a previous paper.

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