570 Study Guide - Section 3 - Definitions Flashcards
Which of the following is considered a piping alteration?
A. Adding a 2 NPS small bore drain that does not require reinforcement?
B. Weld build-up in a locally corroded area
C. Replacement 4 NPS portion of a line with a 6 NPS section
D. Addition of fillet weld patch
C. Replacement 4 NPS portion of a line with a 6 NPS section
An alteration on a piping system is defined as:
A. Any physical change with design implications
B. The work necessary to restore a piping system to new conditions
C. The work necessary to restore a piping system to a suitable safe condition
D. Any cutting or welding performed on the piping’s pressure boundary
A. Any physical change with design implications
Which of the following inspection organizations is NOT considered an acceptable API 570 Authorized Inspection Agency?
A. Piping fabricator
B. Insurance company that writes insurance for piping systems
C. The owner/user
D. the jurisdiction
A. Piping fabricator
Which of the following is considered an API 570 Authorized Inspection Agency?
A. The owner/user’s operating department
B. The inspection organization of the jurisdiction
C. An NDE contract organization
D. The inspection department of a piping manufacturer
B. The inspection organization of the jurisdiction
A CML is:
A. An examination point
B. A point or plan through the pipe
C. A spot designated for performing only UT thickness readings
D. A Critical Monitoring Location
B. A point or plan through the pipe
A critical check valve is on that:
A. Could cause a hazardous event (like boom!) if it fails
B. Is difficult to access
C. Is difficult to take out of service
D. Is part of a Class 1 piping system
A. Could cause a hazardous event (like boom!) if it fails
A defect is defined as:
A. A response from an NDE examine
B. Any discontinuity
C. Any flaw
D. A discontinuity that exceeds the applicable code’s criteria
D. A discontinuity that exceeds the applicable code’s criteria
What is maximum diameter of an examination point on an 8 NPS line?
A. 1”
B. 2”
C. 3”
D. 4”
B. 2”
An imperfection is:
A. Always rejectable
B. Defined as a flaw
C. Not always an indication
D. Defined as a defect
B. Defined as a flaw
An imperfection is:
A. Always rejectable
B. Defined as a flaw
C. Not always an indication
D. Defined as a defect
B. Defined as a flaw
An indication is:
A. A response from an NDE examine
B. Defined as a discontinuity
C. Defined as a defect
D. Defined as a imperfection
A. A response from an NDE examine
An injection point does NOT include:
A. Process mix points
B. Introduction of caustic added to process
C. Introduction of anti-foulants added to process
D. Introduction of water washes added to process
A. Process mix points
What is an integrity operating envelope?
A. Just a fancy title for design pressure and design temperatures
B. Term used to describe an approval process for process changes
C. Key process limits that are set because of a potential degradation mechanism
D. Strong gorilla proof mailed from UPS
C. Key process limits that are set because of a potential degradation mechanism
What is management of change?
A. Documented work experience for inspectors and NDE examiners
B. Term used to describe a documented system to review process changes
C. Key process limits that are set because of a potential degradation mechanism
D. A big jar in the corner that holds pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters
B. Term used to describe a documented system to review process changes
What is a mixing point?
A. A location where small quantities of a material are injected into a process stream
B. A piping component with special internals that stirs up viscous fluids
C. A piping component that combines two process streams of differing composition.
D. A special tee using to join several pipes of differing size
C. A piping component that combines two process streams of differing composition.