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2. Principles, requirements and steps of the CWA-RBIM method
2.1 Principles
The CWA-RBIM method described in this article focuses mainly on Risk Based Inspection (RBI), which can be defined as an analysis methodology requiring the assessment of the risk associated with a failure and/or a feared event. The primary aim of RBI is to maintain the mechanical integrity of different types of pressure equipment, in order to minimize the risk of loss of containment following degradation and/or damage. Risk is generally defined as a combination of the probability of failure and its severity in terms of consequences, as shown in figure 2 . RBI requires quantitative or qualitative assessments of the probability of failure (PoF) and consequence of failure (CoF) associated...
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Bibliography
Software tools
RBI 10 : Risk-Based Inspection (RBI) Software, Reliasoft, 1450 S. Eastside Loop, Tucson, AZ 85710-6703, United States
Standards and norms
- Risk-Based Inspection and Maintenance Procedures for European Industry (RIMAP) - CEN CWA 15740 - 2008
- Risk-based Inspection Framework (RBIF) - CEN DRAFT prEN 16991 - 2016
- Risk management – Risk assessment techniques - IEC 31010 - 2009
- Safety aspects – Guidelines for including them in standards - ISO/CEI GUIDE 51 - 2014
- Risk management – Vocabulary - ISO/CEI GUIDE 73 - 2009
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