TIP-0416-26, Best Practice for Recovery Boiler Inspection (Optimizing the Inspection Scope), 2015 PEERS Conference
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TIP 0416-26 describes a modern process for systematically designing a cost-effective inspection plan for every part of a recovery boiler. Following the TIP’s guidance systematically focuses inspections where damage mechanisms occur, and eliminates them where there is no damage mechanism. Match the inspection and NDT method to the damage mechanisms, and the likelihood of finding and accurately quantifying the damage is greatly increased. In short, look in areas where we know problems occur, and refrain from looking where damage does not or cannot happen. This reduces outage time and cost, and can allow longer intervals between outages.
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TIP-0416-26, Best Practice for Recovery Boiler Inspection (Optimizing the Inspection Scope), 2015 PE