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EEMUA Publication 200 Guide to the specification, installation and maintenance of spring supports for piping

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A common problem faced on construction sites and operating plants with certain piping systems, is a lack of specialist knowledge on effective and safe setting and maintenance of piping spring supports, particularly where there is a significant temperature difference between the hot (operating) and cold (shutdown) conditions of the plant. This publication aims to address this problem by providing data on the specification of piping supports (in particular the information required by the manufacturer), information to be recorded in the pipe support index, installation and commissioning procedures, in-service inspection and maintenance, and dynamic restraints.

This publication addresses the problem. It covers the specification of piping supports—in particular the information required by the manufacturer—the information to be recorded in the pipe support index, installation and commissioning procedures, in-service inspection and maintenance, and, as a separate section, dynamic restraints.

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Non-member price: £75.00

EEMUA Publication 201 Control rooms: a guide to their specification, design, commissioning and operation

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A hard copy version is also available.

This third edition of EEMUA 201 was produced in response to changes in technology and good practice across industry. EEMUA 201 provides a comprehensive guide to the design of control rooms including the control building, physical aspects of the control room, working environment, console design, and control system graphics. Emerging issues are covered such as devices used outside of the control room, security and there is a stronger focus on human factors. The aim of the new edition is to provide improved guidance to people involved in the design of control rooms, both during new-build and modification projects as well as evaluating existing control rooms.

EEMUA 201 relates to human-computer interface (HCI) systems provided for people operating industrial processes and activities on facilities such as chemical plant, power stations and oil refineries. HCI systems are one of a number of key areas that can influence - and optimise - human performance in the area of a centralised control room, so important in maintaining process and major hazard safety. EEMUA 201 gives guidance on: the factors to take into account when designing an HCI; display hierarchies; screen display format design; and control room design attributes which affect HCIs. It is for use by engineers and managers in both user and contracting organisations. The objective is not only to make plants more operable, efficient and able to avoid abnormal situations, but to be able to better manage such situations should they occur.

EEMUA 201 is not a standard and is not intended to replace any. Designers will be expected to identify and adhere to any standards and regulations and any company and project specifications. The intention is that EEMUA 201 will provide guidance on how this can be achieved in the most effective way.

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EEMUA also offers introductory e-learning in the areas of Alarm Systems, Control Rooms, Cyber Security and Functional Safety.

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Non-member price: £201.00

EEMUA Publication 205 A Guide to the production testing of valves for the energy, process and related industries

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EEMUA 205 sets out recommended production tests to be applied to the main types of valve used in the energy, process and related industries: ball, plug, gate, butterfly and globe. It is a common assumption that valve test and product standards contain all that is required to ensure adequate performance, but this is not always the case. By adopting the tests specified here, EEMUA expects that the user’s requirements will be better fulfilled, particularly for critical services.

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Non-member price: £91.00

EEMUA Publication 206 Risk Based Inspection - a guide to effective use of the RBI process

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The risk based approach to inspection of industrial plant is now an accepted practice. It is possible to determine and monitor consistently the mechanical integrity of industrial plant, or other such engineering assets, by using risk based methodologies. This guide has been written by industry to enable use of risk-based inspection (RBI) to its best effect. EEMUA 206 has been developed with assistance from the GB Health & Safety Executive and will help businesses to interpret and use the HSE Report 'Best Practice for Risk Based Inspection as a Part of Plant Integrity Management'.

At the awareness / introductory level, you may also be interested in taking the EEMUA 177 Pressure Systems e-learning and EEMUA 231 Mechanical Integrity e-learning training courses.

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Non-member price: £80.00