Academy OfferWhat your Relief Experts Wish your PHA Team Knew
- Type: Archived Webinar
- Level: Intermediate
- Duration: 1 hour
This webinar provides participants practical advice on how to get more out of the large investment in Relief Systems design for the benefit of their Process Hazard Analysis (PHA). Strategies are presented on how to “marry” PHA scenarios to relief systems evaluations including important considerations when assigning a pressure relief device (PRD) as a safeguard or independent protection layer (IPL) in your PHA or LOPA, as well as best practices for how both the Relief Systems and PHA teams can reference the other’s data.
Join Justin Phillips, P.E., of Provenance Consulting as he explores how a relief systems team can leverage the PHA team’s knowledge to further improve the accuracy of the relief systems design. Given the reliance on PRD’s for risk mitigation, it’s time to consider the overlap of these two crucial parts of Process Safety. How can these teams work smarter together? What benefits and potential challenges arise from this collaboration?
The ultimate goal of relief systems and PHAs is to mitigate risks - but are they both mitigating the same risks the same way? The discussion will provide a relief systems perspective on best practices for using certain IPLs to dismiss or mitigate overpressure scenarios as well as prioritizing risk ranking relief device deficiencies.
Our expert will also go over practical examples and a working case study involving adding an additional PSV to get an added IPL (installation of PSV to atmosphere on LPG storage) to illustrate the information presented.
You Will Learn:
- How to identify the overlap between Relief Systems and Process Hazard Analysis (PHA)
- How to list the constraints when using pressure relief devices (PRDs) to mitigate risk for PHA scenarios
- How to determine what impact relief systems design nuances can have on PHA scenarios
- How to facilitate improved collaboration between the PHA and relief systems teams
- How to address confusion regarding when and how relief systems evaluations should be used in PHA scenarios
Justin Phillips
Justin Phillips has over ten years of onshore and offshore oil & gas process engineering and project execution experience. His technical experience includes process design with specialty in flare and relief systems.
Justin is a Senior Director at ioMosaic Corporation. He holds a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas and is a Licensed Professional Engineer in the State of Texas.Read more
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| AIChE Members | Free |
| AIChE Graduate Student Members | Free |
| AIChE Undergraduate Student Members | Free |
| Non-Members | $0.00 |