An Introduction to Asset Performance Forecasting using MAROS software for RAM Analysis. The seminar i co-hostet by DNV and UiS.
Join David Lorkin and Remi Alao from DNV Digital Solutions for an overview of RAM Reliability, Availability and Maintainability) Analysis in conjunction with the state-of-the-art MAROS simulation software. MAROS enables RAM techniques to be applied to managing the performance of assets from design through to operations. It can assist in maximising system performance, optimising CAPEX and managing risks.
It can assist in maximising system performance, optimising CAPEX and managing risks.
- Use life-cycle simulations to analyse the dynamics between equipment reliability, system configuration, maintenance and operations
- Identify events or assets that contribute to performance gaps and production losses (“bad actors”)
- Assess future potential production and performance risks
- Compare alternative scenarios quantitatively to support business decision-making
This session will cover an introduction to the prediction of asset performance using RAM, as well as training and practical modelling exercises using the software.
Learn how to use the power of RAM studies to make informed and effective decisions around asset management, leading to safer and more efficient operations!
- Time: 25th April, 9:00-16:00
- Place: UiS, KE C-285 (Asset Lab)
- Capacity: 25 participants.
- Registration here.
Remi Alao:
Remi is a Senior Engineer in DNV’s Digital Solutions division and is based in the UK.. He is a Chemical Engineer
and has 14 years of experience at DNV. He has worked in a variety of engineering software roles, including development, and is currently a senior training and support engineer for DNV’s range of quantitative Risk and Reliability software. In this position he works closely with international customers, delivering training courses and enhanced technical support across Europe and beyond..
David Lorkin:
David is a Business Development Manager in DNV’s Digital Solutions division and is also based in the UK. He is a Chemical Engineer and returned to DNV one year ago, after spending 10 years in the Risk and Reliability software business at the beginning of his
career. In the meantime, he gained a wide range of experience in business development and account management for a number of technology and software companies involved with process safety, emergency response, and asset management in the process and energy industries.