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07401 A Unique Assessment of CO2 Removal Plant Corrosion - Six Sigma and Swiss Cheese - Could These Management Frameworks Assist with Root Cause Identification and Corrosion Mitigation of Hot Potassium Carbonate Acid Gas Removal Plants?

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  • 07401 A Unique Assessment of CO2 Removal Plant Corrosion - Six Sigma and Swiss Cheese - Could These Management Frameworks Assist with Root Cause Identification and Corrosion Mitigation of Hot Potassium Carbonate Acid Gas Removal Plants?
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Product Number: 51300-07401-SG
ISBN: 07401 2007 CP
Author: Sandra Harjac, Harry Moss, and Andrej Atrens
Publication Date: 2007
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A review of the operational history of Hot Potassium Carbonate (HPC) acid gas removal plants has shown that corrosion incidents have been attributed to a number of events and that corrosion problems have been long standing. Usually a recalcitrant long-standing problem can be identified as occurring at a specific time and be linked with a change to process / plant operating conditions and hence it is beneficial to widely review the operating history of a process. Such an approach may be supported by the framework of the Six Sigma methodology.
A review of the operational history of Hot Potassium Carbonate (HPC) acid gas removal plants has shown that corrosion incidents have been attributed to a number of events and that corrosion problems have been long standing. Usually a recalcitrant long-standing problem can be identified as occurring at a specific time and be linked with a change to process / plant operating conditions and hence it is beneficial to widely review the operating history of a process. Such an approach may be supported by the framework of the Six Sigma methodology.
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