| dc.description.abstract | The search for greater industrial safety has been the main guideline in petrochemical business, since the most of accidents are potentiated by the own nature of the operation, which involves flammable, combustible or toxic inventories. Many of the initiators of these events arise from the malfunction of their dynamic equipment, such as motors, pumps and compressors, with causes related to maintenance, operation or design. In this context, it is proposed a method for the implementation of improvements and projects directed to the continuous monitoring of dynamic equipment. The main objective is to increase the industrial safety and the availability, since the continuous monitoring allows a better supervision of the dynamic equipment, besides strengthening the application of condition based maintenance policy. The solution will be presented focusing on the monitoring of equipment temperature and vibration, which indicate of most failures or a situation of non-appropriated operation. This work starts with determining the method to prioritize the implementation, based on multicriteria and risk analysis, explain the criteria and their definition, culminating with the exemplification of the work in a real petrochemical plant. As a result, a risk matrix is presented for support in the prioritization of investment in continuous monitoring, also adding sensitivity analysis simulations for decision making. | en |
