Join Provenance Consulting at the 2019 AIChE Spring Meeting and Global Congress on Process Safety in New Orleans, LA, March 31 – April 4.
Stop by Booth #505 to meet the Provenance Team and learn about our revolutionary PHA data management software to be revealed at the conference!
Also come meet Justin Phillips, P.E., our Relief Systems Line of Service Manager. You can catch his presentation on Monday, April 1, 2019: 10:30 AM – 11:00 AM as part of the Pressure Relief Design I session. His topic, “Relief Systems Anonymous: Answers to Questions You Don’t Want to Ask”, is sure to be one you don’t want to miss.Read more
Have you ever had a “dumb” question about pressure relief systems that you were too afraid to ask? Have no fear. Get the answer here.
Provenance Consulting is ready to answer any question you have about pressure relief systems. Submit your most burning question anonymously in advance and get the answer during this interactive, 60-minute webinar. Designed for technicians, engineers, managers and other professionals, this three-part webinar is filed with straight-forward information to help you better understand basic, intermediate and complex pressure relief system problems and situations.
Don’t be shy. That question you’re too afraid to ask may be the exact same question others have. Join us.
Justin Phillips has over eight years of onshore and offshore oil & gas process engineering and project execution experience. His technical experience includes process design with specialty in flare and relief systems.
Justin is the Relief Systems Line of Service Manager at Provenance Consulting, LLC. He holds a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas and is a Licensed Professional Engineer in the State of Texas.
Provenance is proud to announce that “Avoid Pressure-Relief Systems Pitfalls”, by Justin Phillips, P.E., has been recently published in the July issue of AIChE’s CEP Magazine. This accredited article focuses on mistakes that can be made when selecting, sizing and installing pressure relief systems. Mistakes that both new and experienced engineers can make when designing and auditing pressure relief systems.
Read and download the article here.
More about Justin Phillips, P.E.
Justin Phillips has over eight years of onshore and offshore oil & gas process engineering and project execution experience. His technical experience includes process design with specialty in flare and relief systems. Justin is the Relief Systems Line of Service Manager at Provenance Consulting, LLC. He holds a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas and is a Licensed Professional Engineer in the State of Texas.
In this Provenance Consulting sponsored webinar, you’ll consider the risk created by mistakes both new and experienced engineers can make when designing and auditing pressure relief systems. Improper documentation is confusing and may put you at risk of citations as well as create rework. But improper installation or selection of the wrong relief valve can cause serious safety risk. In this webinar, you’ll learn to recognize and eliminate risk at the earliest opportunity. You’ll identify potential mistakes that can be made in overpressure identification and sizing. You’ll discuss common installation pitfalls and how to identify and address them. You’ll also learn how and when to question the necessity and appropriateness of pressure relief systems. By the end of the hour, you’ll be able to audit your own work as well as the work of others with greater proficiency
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Justin Phillips has over eight years of onshore and offshore oil & gas process engineering and project execution experience. His technical experience includes process design with specialty in flare and relief systems. Justin is the Relief Systems Line of Service Manager at Provenance Consulting, LLC. He holds a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from Texas A&M University in College Station, Texas and is a Licensed Professional Engineer in the State of Texas.
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