Session 4
1:30 to 2:25 p.m. Thursday August 18, 2005

System Reliability Assessment: Oil and Gas Perspective

A formal reliability assessment for the oil and gas industry is gaining popularity, especially during the design stage. It provides engineers with opportunities to improve reliability during the design and allows them to justify any improvements in terms of the bottom line. However, being a relatively new technique in this industry, there are some misconceptions on its application that need to be clarified before anyone embarks on this type of assessment. Case studies will be presented to illustrate some of the key points. 

 

Mohammad Zahid Mamot Petronas Research & Scientific Services

Mohammad Zahid Mamot is a reliability engineer in Asset Reliability & Mechanical Integrity Division at Petronas Research & Scientific Services Sdn Bhd. His job entails both qualitative and quantitative review of asset reliability and availability using various techniques. For the past four years, he has been involved in various reliability-related project such as Reliability, Availability and Maintainability (RAM) analysis of an LNG plant, offshore crude processing facilities and onshore crude terminal, Reliability Centered Maintenance (RCM) for 2 gas district cooling plants, Asset Life Review of a methanol plant and Asset Integrity Management Review of PETRONAS offshore operating unit. Apart from consultancy work, he is also the secretary of PETRONAS Reliability and Asset Management Group, a corporate-led networking group focusing on streamlining reliability effort across PETRONAS group of companies.

Organized by ReliaSoft Corporation and ReliaSoft Asia

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