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Committee on Refinery Equipment November 14 Workshop

Committee on Refinery Equipment November 14 Workshop Michael Lubcyik, Chevron Energy & Technology Company, Chair, CRE. Workshop Agenda. Opening, Self Introductions and Approval of Agenda – M. Lubcyik

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Committee on Refinery Equipment November 14 Workshop

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  1. Committee on Refinery Equipment November 14 Workshop Michael Lubcyik, Chevron Energy & Technology Company, Chair, CRE

  2. Workshop Agenda • Opening, Self Introductions and Approval of Agenda – M. Lubcyik • API Refining Subcommittee Standards with Significant Business Impact Issue Identification and Notification Process Discussion – D. Miller/All • Review of CRE agenda – D. Miller • SC Officers Discussions – All • Adjournment

  3. Standards with Significant Impact • The CRE subcommittees plan to ballot, publish and conduct 20 standards actions in 2010 • The Refining Subcommittee asked for information regarding significant standards revisions • Information will be helpful in conducting coordinated ballot reviews

  4. Standards with Significant Impact • Subcommittees report on proposed revisions that could: • Incur a significant cost or savings to equipment cost or repair; Require a significant addition or allow for a reduction in engineering effort necessary to design or specify equipment procurement; or • Noticeably improve equipment reliability or safety.

  5. Standards with Significant Impact • RSC would like to continue to get this type of info on standards • Proposed new process: • Review Annual Standards Plan with CRE & RSC in January • Request SC Officers return completed form one month in advance of each meeting • Schedule CRE & SC Officers conference call two weeks prior to meeting • Use results to prepare RSC presentation • Thoughts and Discussion

  6. CRE Agenda Review • 4. PROJECT REPORTS – via conference call, as needed • (8:15) 4.1 FFS Status Report, D. Osage • 4.2 C&M Database Project, H. Mead & E. Lindvai-Lintner, Project Manager • 4.3 ASME Code Committee Meetings Report, U. Miller

  7. CRE Agenda Review 7. SUBCOMMITTEE CHAIRMEN’S REPORTS (11:00) 7.1 Subcommittee on Piping and Valves, R. Bojarczuk NOTE: This is R. Bojarczuk’s last report as Chair, the incoming SCOPV Chair is B. Ross, Chevron. (11:30) 7.2 Subcommittee on Instrument and Control Systems, B. Zerda (1:00) 7.3 Subcommittee on Mechanical Equipment, including co-branding update, J. Thorp NOTE: This is J. Thorp’s last report as Chair, the incoming SOME Chair is J. Kocur, ExxonMobil. (1:30) 7.4 Subcommittee on Heat Transfer Equipment, J. Jamaluddin

  8. CRE Agenda Review • (2:00) 7.5 Subcommittee on Pressure Relieving System, including review of 520/II, C. Shepard • (2:30) 7.6 Subcommittee on Electrical Equipment, D. Eaton • (3:00) 7.7 Subcommittee on Aboveground Storage Tanks, A. Geis • (3:30) 7.8 Subcommittee on Inspection, including review of 653, Tank Inspections, J. O’Brien • NOTE: This is J. O’Brien’s last report as Chair, the incoming SCI Chair is R. Konet, Valero.

  9. SC Officer’s Discussion

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