This webinar provides an overview on the type of data that is collected and managed in a High Energy Piping Program, and how to convert that data into knowledge and subsequent actions. We’ll use our PlantTrack software to demonstrate how using interactive drawings with the data enables analysts to gain greater insight into where high priority areas are and zero in on potential problems. Some of the data that needs to be managed and discussed include:

• Hanger design and inspection data
• Calculated stress – and the locations identified with highest stress
• Prioritization of locations and locating high consequence areas
• Results of inspections – and identification of locations where damage has been identified
• Identifying areas with materials with unique problems (e.g. P91) and dissimilar weld locations

Presenter Bio

Matt Freeman

Senior Associate

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Matt Freeman has worked in the power industry for 30 years, applying his mechanical engineering knowledge in the areas of risk assessment, simulation, and data management.  Over his career he has held roles in consulting, project management, product management, and business development.  He joined Structural Integrity in 2014 to direct the strategic business development activities and while here his focus has been increasing safety and reliability of power generating equipment including high energy piping, boilers, HRSGs, steam turbines, wind turbines, etc. Mr. Freeman’s varied career has allowed him

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