Ryan Troendle is an Engineer II with the Mechanical & Structural Team at Equity. As a member of the team, he performs fitness-for-service, piping flexibility, and stress analysis evaluations. Prior to Equity, he held various roles for Phillips 66 as a maintenance engineer, process engineer, and capital project engineer for the Lake Charles Refinery. His duties included providing day-to-day maintenance and operational support. He has also provided engineering support by developing repair plans and assisting with making run/repair/replace decisions during the inspection phase of turnarounds. He is looking forward to expanding his knowledge and technical skills at Equity.
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Tips, Tricks, and Best Practices to Expedite and Maximize the Value of Fitness-for-Service Assessments
Tips, Tricks, and Best Practices to Expedite and Maximize the Value of Fitness-for-Service Assessments
FFS technology is used to optimize run, repair, or replace decisions for equipment containing flaws or defects. API 579-1/ASME FFS-1 (API 579) is the international code that provides Level 1, […]