Discover how to determine the structural integrity and optimise maintenance of assets
The Fitness-For-Service (FFS) Assessment is a quantitative engineering evaluation performed to demonstrate the structural integrity of a component in service containing a flaw or damage. It is used to determine if affected pressurised equipment can continue to operate safely, even with the damage, for a period of time, thus aiding in making the appropriate 'run-repair-replace' decisions.
The webinar focuses on the types of flaws and damages to which the assessment can be applied, the data necessary to evaluate them, and how it aids in optimising maintenance by extending the time until repair or replacement. Our expert will also show our FFS-APP, an application developed to support our inspectors in optimising the assessment process.
Watch the webinar to gain valuable insights into FFS assessment and how it can help you optimise the maintenance, availability, and operating costs of your assets.
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Our webinar will tackle these points, focusing on
- What is a Fitness-For-Service (FFS) Assessment?
- What is needed to carry it out?
- Which codes provide rules and calculation procedures?
- What kind of flaws and defects can be assessed?
- Who and how is the FFS Assessment carried out?
- Examples of input / outcome and measures taken
- Q & A session
About the speaker
Dr. Johanna Steinbock
Senior Expert Fracture Mechanics & FFS, TÜV SÜD
