Title: Module Overview-7
Course: Open PRO220 Operations > Section: Module 7: Shut-Down & Culminating Activities

Module Overview: | Module Learning Objectives
Face-2 Face Class

- Chapters 19 & 20
- Lab

Online

For this module, you should:
1. First read, watch or listen to the videos.
2. Download the PDF take notes and write questions for the classroom.
3. Next Read the Chapter assigned for this mod
4. Answer and submit the questions in the Review Questions.
By the end of this module you will be able to:

Chapter 19

- Define abnormal situation.
- Explain how automated control systems weaken technician response to abnormal situations.
- State the cost per year to U.S. industry due to abnormal situations.
- List several protection layers processing units have for dealing with abnormal situations.
- Name the OSHA standard that is concerned with abnormal situations.
- State what percent of unplanned unit shutdowns is due to human error.
- Explain how to deal with electrical power failure during operations.
- Explain how to deal with a cooling water failure during operations.
- Explain how to deal with an instrument air failure during operations.
Describe how weather conditions can affect operations

Chapter 20

- Explain why interpersonal skills are a necessary part of troubleshooting.
- Discuss why troubleshooting skills are important to the process industry.
- List five basic tools used in troubleshooting.
- List the five phases of troubleshooting.
- Define abnormal situation.
- Discuss why each of the five phases of troubleshooting is important.
- Explain why it is important not to go “outside the boundaries” of your operating envelope.