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    This document summarizes a structured what-if technique (SWIFT) analysis conducted on an air compressor heat exchanger. It identifies 4 potential hazard scenarios relating to maintenance of the heat exchanger, including risks of personal injury or lost time incidents from air release, unsecured movement of hand tools, an unsecured tube sheet cover, or a broken wire during tube maintenance. For each scenario, it evaluates potential causes and consequences as well as any existing controls and provides recommendations to improve safety controls.

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    This document summarizes a structured what-if technique (SWIFT) analysis conducted on an air compressor heat exchanger. It identifies 4 potential hazard scenarios relating to maintenance of the heat exchanger, including risks of personal injury or lost time incidents from air release, unsecured movement of hand tools, an unsecured tube sheet cover, or a broken wire during tube maintenance. For each scenario, it evaluates potential causes and consequences as well as any existing controls and provides recommendations to improve safety controls.

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    Chapter 6 Supplemental M Student - (Saud)

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    Ahmed Farag
    This document summarizes a structured what-if technique (SWIFT) analysis conducted on an air compressor heat exchanger. It identifies 4 potential hazard scenarios relating to maintenance of the heat exchanger, including risks of personal injury or lost time incidents from air release, unsecured movement of hand tools, an unsecured tube sheet cover, or a broken wire during tube maintenance. For each scenario, it evaluates potential causes and consequences as well as any existing controls and provides recommendations to improve safety controls.

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    Structured What-If Technique Analysis

    Facility/Operation/Process: Air Compressor Heat Exchanger


    Date: August 07, 2017 Team: Saud Al-Oqbi / Saefudin / Carlos / Mohammed Aref

    ID # What-If… Causes Consequences Controls Recommendations


    Air release at high
    pressure by process
    Personal injudy 1.A.1 Create a maintenance
    1.A Not properly isolated in process air suction and No existing control
    leading LTI procedure
    side when opening the tube discharge is not fully
    sheet cover closed
    Air release at high
    1.B.1 Insuring LOTO
    pressure by Personal injudy
    1.B **same** No existing control procedure for applying before
    compressor is not leading LTI
    starting the job
    locked out

    Uncontrol movement of hand Not using proper Personal injudy 2.1 Include using power tools
    2 No existing control
    tools tools leading LTI in maintenance procedure

    The tube shhet 3.1 Developing a


    The tube sheet coved failed Personal injudy
    3 cover is not secured No existing control dismentalling procedure for
    down leading LTI
    after removing the the H.E

    4.1 equip the motor with


    Boken wire during tube pundle tube pundle twest Personal injudy
    4 No existing control overload function and make
    pulling / inserting lead to wire cut leading LTI
    sure ist operational

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