Learn how to reduce small-bore piping and tubing vibration failures in operating plants.

The problem

Small-bore piping and instrument tubing vibration failures are not just a hidden risk to production, reliability and safety but also a frequent source of fugitive emissions.

Fatigue failure risks are often overlooked and detected too late, despite making up a significant portion of leaks and lost production incidents.

Our field engineers are called to sites all over the world to fix small-bore vibration problems that could be prevented by applying a simple risk management approach and best practices.

The solution

In this webinar, you'll learn how to apply a holistic approach to manage and reduce small-bore piping and tubing anomalies in the field with the help of digital database and dashboarding tools.

You'll also learn about best practice design requirements for tubing in vibratory service to avoid and reduce tubing vibration failures.

We'll illustrate best practices with real-life case studies and introduce Wood’s cloud-based Veridian Anomaly Manager tool to manage and reduce small-bore piping and tubing vibration anomalies.