Relief Device Input Screens
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• Relief devices include unique input & reporting for: relief valves, tank vents and rupture disks. The data input (see forms) relates to both the device itself and each repair/test/inspection entry made for the device.

• Each relief device can have an unlimited number of: repair/test/inspection entries, images and Action/Remarks attached to it. Each repair entry can have an unlimited number of: parts used in repair and repair images attached.

• The relief device can be linked to other equipment (vessels, control valves, rotating equipment, etc.) for easy determination of the "Equipment Loop" or "Link" maintenance status. As well, the device can be used in an Equipment Location that allows you to track all possible substitute or similar devices for any given location.

• Repair Jobs are independent database entities that would include: equipment (relief valves, etc.) and associated costs / expenses related to the job (labor, travel, accommodations, equip rentals...)

• Repair, test and inspection intervals are easily set globally or for each unique device.

• The separate user built and Avert supplied model databases allow frequently used manufacturer model numbers to be "looked up" for static info (connections etc.), internal parts list (part numbers, materials, etc.) and critical dimensions. As well, inventory and pricing data can be added to the parts in a given model number or shared across model numbers.

• The relief devices are separated into 8 different "Traveller Types". Each type has it's own list of user defined internal parts, quality control check list items and critical dimensions. The original types are: Default, SRV, Threaded, Safety, Pilot, Power Actuated, Tank Vent and Rupture Disk (they are user editable).

	General descriptive data that, typically, does not change between repairs. This means, you only enter it once.
	Data describing the devices configuration. This data, typically, would not change between repair entries either.
	The operating parameters and Original and Previous Repair Nameplate data is entered here. Some of this data (Previous Repair nameplate) will change with each repair entry.
	Condition Received and Parts used in repair data is input here. Typically, each entry will have newly input data placed in these fields. Special functions exist for: valve conversions, replacements and set pressure changed.
	Test data, specific to each repair, is input here. The next maintenance, test and inspection dates are calculated based upon the date tested and the interval or frequency. Avert can predict what the maint frequency should be!
	Critical dimension data (user definable measure elements based upon the Traveller Type) is input here. You can lookup Mfg critical dimension data based upon the model number.
	Quality Control check list items (again, user definable based upon Traveller) and cost & time data is input here.
	An unlimited number of images can be added to both the repair/test/inspection entry and the equipment track (actual valve) itself.