Unit 5

Question 1

How may a standard become mandatory making it a code?

Answer 1

If adopted by a government or regulatory authority

Question 2

How are sections of the ASME A17.1/CSA B44 code broken down into far detail?

Answer 2

Sub sections

Question 3

What two groupings are used to construct the code identification system in the ASME A17.1/CSA B44?

Answer 3

Parts and sections

Question 4

How are revision changes denoted when appearing for the first time in the ASME A17.1/CSA B44-10?

Answer 4

(10)
located in front of the part and section identifier
Summary of changes

Question 5

How are the large “parts” usually designated or separated in the ASMe A.17.1/B44?

Answer 5

By device type

Question 6

Who may provide a written explanation for an unclear item in the ASME A.17.1/CSA B44?

Answer 6

CSA OR TSSA

Question 7

When does the non-mandatory ASME A.17.1/CSA B44 standard become a code?

Answer 7

When adopted by regulatory authority

Question 8

What is used by a standards committee member to vote on code development material to gain consensus?

Answer 8

Ballots

Question 9

Who may be involved in developing a technical standard?

Answer 9

Trade unions, trade associations, and private groups

Question 10

What is one of the process steps during the creation of a standard for the CSA?

Answer 10

Public inquiry stage