Inspection
Work Planning
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The planned period of time or operating exposure between successive inspections of an asset or inspection location.
An Inspection Interval defines the maximum allowable time, operating hours or service exposure between scheduled inspections of equipment or specific inspection locations. Intervals are established using engineering judgement, regulatory requirements, degradation rates, historical performance and risk-based methodologies to ensure equipment integrity is maintained throughout its service life.
Inspection Intervals determine when inspections are performed to detect deterioration before equipment integrity is compromised.
Inspection Intervals may be revised based on inspection results, corrosion rates, changes in operating conditions or updated risk assessments.
Inspection Intervals define when inspections occur, whereas Inspection Plans define what inspections will be performed and how they will be executed.
Inspection & NDT; Mechanical Integrity; Risk Management.
Risk-Based Inspection.; Preventive maintenance.; Mechanical integrity.; Corrosion management.; Regulatory compliance.
API 510; API 570; API 653
VisualAIM connects glossary concepts to the asset records, inspection histories, and workflows they describe.
