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These guidelines assess all those concerned with minimising the risk of incurring loss of containment from vibration induced fatigue failures of process plant pipework. The document is an enhanced and expanded version of the former MTD Guidelines document which was first issued in 1999 which has been a key element in maintaining integrity in the design and maintenance of process pipework within the oil, gas and petro-chemical industries
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EI 3370 Guidelines for the avoidance of vibration-induced fatigue failure in subsea systems
September 2018
Technical publicationsThis guidance document provides an understanding of and various methodologies for minimising the risks from internal flow-induced vibration excitation...
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EI 3160 Guidelines for the avoidance of vibration induced fatigue failure in process pipework
January 2008
Technical publicationsThese guidelines assess all those concerned with minimising the risk of incurring loss of containment from vibration induced fatigue failures of proce...
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25th November 2024
Knowledge resourcesIn Switzerland, ETH Zurich is researching the combustion chamberacoustic effects of changing from avtur to hydrogen with regard to the reactions betwe...
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EI 3557 G+ Examining the impact of floating wind turbines on the human operator: A scoping review
April 2024
Technical publicationsThe emergence of floating offshore wind turbines (FOWT) is raising concerns about the impact on individuals responsible for maintaining these installa...
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EI 3037 Practical guidance for managing the health risks associated with drilling fluids
December 2015
Technical publicationsThis document aims to provide practical guidance for managing the health risks associated with drilling fluids.
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1st January 1999
Knowledge resourcesISBN: 1870553373
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Business Case for Addressing MH & Ergonomics RisksBackgroundDespite efforts to reduce musculoskeletal risks, many injuries are still occurring offshor...
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