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Risk-Based Inspection and Maintenance

Effective inspection or maintenance programs can play a significant role in minimizing equipment and structural failures. All aspects of inspection/maintenance, that is, scope, method, timing, and acceptance criteria, can significantly affect the likelihood of component failure. Most of the present-day in-service inspection and maintenance requirements are based on prior experience and engineering judgment. At best, some include an implicit consideration of risk (probability of failure times consequence).

T. V. Vo | Kenneth R. Balkey | Truong V. Vo | K. Balkey

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