The 5C model: A new approach to asset integrity management

Rahim, Yousif; Refsdal, Ingbjorn; Kenett, Ron S.

doi:10.1016/j.ijpvp.2009.12.007

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“…The sustainability index at the asset level defined by Equation (15) can be understood as a weighted average of the sustainability indices of its components, where the weights are the total amounts needed for the components. Similar expressions are derived for calculation of the sustainability index at the Operational Sub-system and Operational System levels, as shown by Equations (16) and (17)…”

Section: Maintenance-based Condition Assessment Of Assetsmentioning

confidence: 96%

“…The sources for investment may come from the State's general budgets but also from the users, embedded as a part of the water tariffs. A gap between the actual and the needed expenditure in water management infrastructures has been identified and widely recognized [7][8][9][10][11][12] despite the fact that they are considered as critical infrastructures, that have to be managed through their whole technical life-cycle, assuring a desired level of service and risk [13][14][15][16][17][18]. The literature review shows that there is an extensive development on asset management for water distribution networks [19][20][21][22] but less for primary, raw water infrastructure, including dams and large water conveyance infrastructures [23].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Condition Assessment of Water Infrastructures: Application to Segura River Basin (Spain)

Urrea-Mallebrera

Altarejos‐García

García

et al. 2019

Water

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The paper deals with the condition assessment of water management infrastructures such as storage facilities, water mains and water distribution facilities. The objective is to develop a methodology able to provide a fast, simple assessment of present asset condition, that can also be used for predicting future conditions under different investment scenarios. The authors investigate the use of different methodologies to assess condition with focus on simple, indirect condition indices based on maintenance records, such as Infrastructure Value Index (IVI) and Asset Sustainability Index (ASI). The novelty of the approach presented is the development of a methodology that combines an asset inventory together with maintenance data, that can be integrated hierarchically, delivering an assessment of condition of elements, assets and groups of assets in a bottom-up fashion. The methodology has been applied to a group of water management infrastructures of the Segura River Basin in Spain. The main conclusion is that the proposed methodology allows to assess assets' sustainability based upon past and current trends in operation and maintenance budgets, providing a baseline for planning future maintenance actions.

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Section: Maintenance-based Condition Assessment Of Assetsmentioning

confidence: 96%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Condition Assessment of Water Infrastructures: Application to Segura River Basin (Spain)

Urrea-Mallebrera

Altarejos‐García

García

et al. 2019

Water

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“…Initial AM studies in the petroleum industry addressed technical issues or a specific asset function, such as operation, maintenance, reliability or inspection (Rahim et al, 2010). Some of these early studies have highlighted the fact that managerial improvements can mitigate some of the issues found in the later life stages, which inevitably involves the business aspect of an asset (see e.g.…”

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Mapping the research approach of asset management studies in the petroleum industry

Kusumawardhani

Gundersen

Markeset

2017

JQME

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to study the current research approaches in asset management (AM), to evaluate some of the prevalent research methods in AM studies and to summarize the result into a building-block research that may provide design guidelines in AM studies. Design/methodology/approach AM publications were selected for this study using by online search engines and the publications were classified based on the appropriate research approaches. The results will be discussed and a suitable building-block research for AM studies will be constructed based on the identified research approaches. Findings The paper identifies, analyses and validates the research approaches found in a sample of online AM publications. The research-approaches and their associated methods will be discussed to develop understanding of the context of these approaches in AM research. Research limitations/implications The paper limits the study in publications within the AM field in the petroleum industry. However, the research methods that are presented covers the most common research methods found in publications. Thus, although the sample of publications may not represent the entire population, the same approach and result can be used in similar topics and conditions. Originality/value Researchers or practitioners can benefit from the building blocks of research to develop a research design for AM studies. Moreover, the paper also provides information on common research methods and data gathering techniques that can be used for similar studies.

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“…Therefore, the definition of oil and gas field station key equipment integrity management is mainly for industrial pipes outside the station, process and equipment to on-line monitoring of the main, accumulation of the key equipment of the service data and process data, risk identification and classification, risk model to build oil and gas field station key equipment, and can carry out the real-time and on-line updating model, guide the oil and gas station operation and maintenance. [3][4].…”

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Research on Integrity management system based on corrosion risk online monitoring (CROM)

Lai¹,

Tian²,

Li³

et al. 2016

Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Electronics, Network and Computer Engineering (ICENCE 2016)

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This paper is proposed based on the risk of corrosion online monitoring (CROM) of oil and gas field station key equipment integrity management system, the key for the key equipment of oil and gas field station (industrial pipeline and equipment), through on-line monitoring technology on corrosion and continuous monitoring of key equipment service condition, obtain the evolution process of key equipment performance, evaluation the corrosion risk level of key equipment, prediction of critical equipment service life.

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The 5C model: A new approach to asset integrity management

Cited by 19 publications

References 8 publications

Condition Assessment of Water Infrastructures: Application to Segura River Basin (Spain)

Condition Assessment of Water Infrastructures: Application to Segura River Basin (Spain)

Mapping the research approach of asset management studies in the petroleum industry

Research on Integrity management system based on corrosion risk online monitoring (CROM)

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