Closed Book 2 Flashcards

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Sulfidisation results in

A

General / local metal loss

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2
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Damage mechanism that doesn’t result in surface connected cracking

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creep

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3
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Minimum pressure test value for vessels re-rated to ASME VIII div 1 prior to the 1999 Addendum =

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1.5 X MAWP X (S test / S Design)
Corrected for temperature

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4
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In-service preferential weld corrosion found, the inspector should

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examine other welds in the vessel

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5
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Flanges pumped full of sealant may leak at the bolts causing

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caustic cracking

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6
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RBI concludes the frequency of an internal / on-stream inspection is 20 years, what must the RBI include

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considerations of PRV Problems

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7
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when entry is physically impossible, an on-stream inspection may be done instead of an internal inspection

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purely at the discretion of the inspector

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8
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Welders need to re-qualify if they havent welded in X months

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12

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9
Q

Who would need to approve repairs at a crack on the nozzle of a heat exchanger

A

engineer

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10
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who would need to authorisetemporary fillet weld patch repairs for a crack found in the nozzle of a heat exchanger

A

inspector & engineer

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11
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If unable to RT a category A weld in a vessel which was originally RT’d, what must happen

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the NDE method must be approved by the PVE & Inspector prior to the repair

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12
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Environmental cracking of ferrous materials in our industry hasn’t been cause by

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naphthenic acid cracking

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13
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Who would you need to consult if necessary to remove deposits / linings for an inspection

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corrosion specialist

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14
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CDW should not be used if

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PWHT is required for process reasons

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15
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What best tdescribed the API 510 Philosophy of PSV internals

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Performance under particular service conditions

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16
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Process vessel is lined with sand/cement with mesh backing, what is the most practical way do find disbonding?

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Hammer testing

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17
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Toughness is described as

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the ability to absorb energy & deform plastically before fracturing

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18
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If there has not been RT done on a vessel, assumed joint efficiencies are

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0.7 for Type 1
0.65 for Type 2
0.85 for seamless shells, heads & nozzles

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19
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When should UT equipment be recalibrated

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start & end of each use

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20
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When shouldn’t UT equipment be calibrated/recalibrated?

A

you believe the equipment is faulty

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21
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an examination point is

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a location at which a replication may be performed

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22
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cyclic loads in an air receiver is caused by

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Resonance

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23
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MAT/MDMT

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the lowest permissible metal temperature for a given material at a specified thickness based on its resistance to brittle fracture. It is generally the minimum temperature at which a significant load can be applied to a pressure vessel as defined in the applicable construction code

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24
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What should be considered before a flange is repumped (for the second time)

A

UT of the bolts

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Corrosion allowance for a vessel shell is
additional material to allow for metal loss in service
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People not directly involved in a pressure test
should stay well clear until ALL pressure is released
27
Most useful inspection method is
Visual
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A welding operator is someone who
operates machine or automatic welding equipment
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Low carbon steel fractionation column connected to 300 series SS running at 500F should be checked for
Polythionic SCC
30
CUI of low carbon steels usually causes
localised corrosion
31
Required thickness takes into account
pressure, mechanical and structural considerations (wind loading etc)
32
Beam impact test specimens should be XX Long
2.165" or 55 mm
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IOWs should be implemented to
Help create new inspection plans
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To ensure that 510 inspection code is being followed, periodic audits should be done on
the owner - operator
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Approval of repairs
inspector OR engineer
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Authorisation of repairs
inspector (and engineer for division 2 vessels)
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Inspector should consult with WHO, when finding crack-like flaws, enviro cracking or preferential weld corrosion?
engineer or corrosion specialist ( inspector AND one of these two)
38
If insulation can't be taken off a vessel
UT readings done internally are an alternative
39
Magnetising equipment should be calibrated
12 monthly, or after any damage
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Caustic SCC gets worse with
increase in temperature
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Usual cause of bulging of a vessel refractory insulation is
corrosion
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a vessel running at 225C should be
inspected every 5 years (it is above CUI susceptibility range)
43
vessel in acidic environment has hydrogen blisters below the water line, how should these be inspected
UTT
44
Pilot operated safety valves should not be used when
Monomer services that may lead to polymer formation and fouling
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Design temperature is -
temperature used in design as per applicable construction code
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Non-penetrating nozzles over corroded areas with pipe cap can be permanent if
it complies with original construction code
47
Who is responsible to ensure that NDE techs are qualified
Inspector
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Separation / gap at root of work pieces is called
root opening
49
forward acting scored tension rupture disks
operate predictably near burst pressure
50
Hole type IQIs have how many holes?
3
51
PRV chatter is likely caused by
lengthy piping to inlet valve
52
Hydraulic pressure test does not show
fitness for service - i guess this means it doesnt mean whichever vessel it is is good for anything? maybe?
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Pressure tests indicate
integrity & tightness, also can result in beneficial stress redistribution
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bend tests are used to see how XXX a material is
ductile
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if CDW is used in lieu of PWHT what must occur?
a metallurgical review
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the first internal inspection of a buried vessel
should primarily determine the external surface condition
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IOWs are implemented by
owner/operator alone
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if a vessel is made of an unknown material, if ASME VIII UG-10(c) is not used
assume the material is SA-283 Gr C
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Changes in trends of IOWs should be brought to
the engineer or inspector
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Damage found during initial inspection, the inspector should
recommend repairs
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all repair and alteration work shall be authorised by
inspector before work is started by a repair organisation
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authorisation for alterations to pressure vessels and for repairs to PVs that comply with ASME VIII Div 2 may not be initiated until
an engineer has also authorised it (as well as the inspector)
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Before any repairs are performed, all proposed methods of design, execution, materials, welding procedures, NDE & testing shall be approved by
the inspector or engineer
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for alterations, major repairs and temporary repairs approval by
engineer and inspector is required
65
approval of all specified repair and alteration work at designated hold points and after completion of work shall be done by
inspector
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for all nozzle installations, approval by
engineer
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Relief valves are used for
non-compressible fluids (liquids)
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Safety valves are used for
compressible fluids (steam/air)
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Safety valves usually have a
huddling chamber, they are high lift, pop-action
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Safety relief valves are used for
non-compressible & compressible fluids
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Set pressure on valves must be
at MAWP or less
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CDTP is
cold differential test pressure, test pressure on bench to account for back pressure & temperature
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CDTP tolerance is
-/+ 3% for set pressure greater than 70PSI
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Springs of valves are usually damaged by
primarily - corrosion secondarily - SCC
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Seats of valves are susceptible to
wire draw
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if a valve passes or fails tests it should be
taken apart, cleaned and checked for damage
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Approvals are
high level documentation, procedure & design
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Repair, approval by
Inspector OR engineer
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Temp repair approval by
inspector AND engineer
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Major repair approval by
inspector AND engineer
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for nozzles, approval by
engineer
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alterations require approval by
inspector & engineer
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Authorisations are
on-site go ahead verifications, hold points
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Repairs authorised by
inspector (engineer for Div 2)
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Temp repairs authorised by
inspector
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Major repairs authorised by
inspector
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Alterations authorised by
inspector AND engineer
88