Predictive monitoring system of technical condition of marine oil terminals

The following article examines the problem of improving the efficiency of industrial safety management systems for marine oil terminals, which are an important component in the process of implementation of the Energy Strategy of the Russian Federation for the period of up to 2050. The relevance of this problem is noted due to the average age of offshore oil terminals in Russia, which is about 20 years. The authors analyzed the existing system of monitoring and assessing the technical condition as an element of the functioning of existing industrial safety management systems for marine oil terminals. It is shown in the article that the existing system of monitoring and assessing the technical condition of marine oil terminals, despite its high efficiency, does not guarantee the prevention of emergency situations in such technically complex systems as marine oil terminals. To address this problem, the authors propose to implement and introduce the concept of protection against industrial disasters. A modern system is proposed which is based on the implementation of predictive monitoring and assessment of accumulated damage to objects. Particular attention in the work is paid to examining the proposed predictive monitoring system for marine oil terminals, its main elements, and the principle of operation.

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