API 570 Chap 1-4 Flashcards
included fluids? (7)
a) raw, intermediate, and finished petroleum and chemical products;
b) catalyst lines;
c) hydrogen, natural gas, fuel gas, and flare systems;
d) sour water and hazardous waste streams;
e) hazardous fluid services;
f) cryogenic fluids such as: liquid N2, H2, O2, and air;
g) high-pressure gases greater than 150 psig such as: gaseous He, H2, O2, and N2
optional fluid? (3)
a) hazardous fluid services below designated threshold limits, as defined by jurisdictional regulations;
b) water (including fire protection systems), steam, steam-condensate, boiler feed water, and Category D fluid
services as defined in ASME B31.3;
c) other classes of piping that are exempted from the applicable process piping code.
APi 579?
FFS
API580
RBI
who is responsible control of the piping system inspection program, inspection frequencies, and maintenance and is responsible for the function of an authorized inspection agency in accordance with the provisions of API 570.
owner/user
Integrity operating windows should be established for ____________that could impact equipment integrity if not properly controlled.
process parameters (both physical and chemical)
process parameters include …..
temperatures, pressures, fluid velocities, pH, flow rates, chemical or water injection rates, levels of corrosive/erosive constituents, chemical composition, etc
who is responsible for developing, documenting, implementing, executing, and assessing piping inspection systems and inspection procedures that will meet the requirements of this inspection Code.
owner/user organization
who is responsible for implementing an effective MOC
process that will review and control changes to the process and to the hardware
owner/user
why is an effective MOC process vital?
it is the success of any piping integrity management program
What does the inspection group to do (3)
1) address issues concerning the adequacy of the pressure piping design and current condition for the proposed changes,
2) anticipate changes in corrosion or other types of damage and their effects on the adequacy on the pressure piping, and
3) update the inspection plan and records to account for those changes.