"Fine," Leo muttered. "I’ll update the scope. But you owe me."
"Leo, listen," she said, flipping through RP 571 again. "Section 5.1.10, paragraph 4: 'Failure due to NAP is typically sudden and catastrophic—no thinning warning, just a rupture.' If that transfer line lets go at 700°F, we're not talking about a delay. We're talking about a fire, injuries, and a year of downtime." api rp 571 pdf
Silence on the line.
She frowned. The unit processed a heavier, more acidic crude slate than last year. She grabbed the tattered, coffee-stained copy of from her shelf—the "bible" of damage mechanisms. It fell open to Section 5.1.10: Naphthenic Acid Corrosion . "Fine," Leo muttered