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Who Dat? Flashcards

1
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Evaluate and accept NDE examination results

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Inspector

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Responsible for implementing an effective MOC process

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Owner

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3
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Approve revisions to the inspection plan

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Inspector and/or Engineer

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Perform audit of owner/users to assure compliance of API 570

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Company team

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5
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Ensure individuals taking thickness measurements are trained and qualified

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Owner

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6
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Perform On-Stream inspections

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Inspector or Tech

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7
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Also involved in making inspection plans for pipe that operates above >750 degrees F

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Corrosion Specialist

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8
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Understand operating conditions & damage mechanisms affecting pipe

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Inspector

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9
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Maintain certification records of NDE examiners

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Tech employer

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10
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Overall Responsibility for complying with API 570

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Owner

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11
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Get familiar with prior piping history before an inspection

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Inspector

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12
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Assure Owner 0 QA, Testing, inspection & examination meet Code

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Inspector

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13
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Review RBI Assessments

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Inspector and Qualifed others

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14
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Take thickness measurements

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Inspector or Tech

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15
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Has access to NDE certification records

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Inspector

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16
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Responsible for Quality Control (QC) during repairs or alterations

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Repair Org

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17
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Set requirements for NDE techs competency and certification

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Owner

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18
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Choose to conduct RBI assessments

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Owner

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19
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Timely notify owner of Non- Conformance

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Inspector

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20
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Responsible for developing and implementing a QA inspection/repair management system

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Owner

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21
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Develop an inspection plan for a piping system

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Inspector and/or Engineer

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22
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Extend the scope of inspection when justified by findings

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Inspector

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23
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Approve On-Steam inspection work performed by Examiners

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Inspector

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24
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Responsible to develop a program for Integrity Operating Windows

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Owner

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25
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Determine if Short-term corrosion rate varies signifcantly

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Inspector and Corrosion Specialist

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26
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Perform External Inspection

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Inspector or Qualified others

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27
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Involved if the # of CML’s will be significantly reduced or eliminated

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Corrosion Specialist

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28
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Select or adjust the # of CML’s

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Inspector

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29
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Select CML’s for pipe systems subject to localized corrosion or cracking

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Corrosion Specialist

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30
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Should be aware of causes of thickness measurement errors

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Inspector

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31
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To understand damage mechanisms, select type & extent of NDE, Inspector consults w/

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Engineer or Corrosion Specialist

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32
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Determine surface prep for NDE exam. Inspector made need to consult with

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NDE Specialist

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33
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Perform UT flaw detection for finding ID surface breaking flaws

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QUTE

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34
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Determine pressure for leak tests (non-coded tests)

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Owner

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35
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Consulted when a component pressure test is conducted

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Engineer

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36
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Prior to hydro test determine if structure will support weight

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Engineer

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37
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Determine risk of brittle fracture prior to performing a pressure test

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Engineer

38
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Approve substituting NDE for a pressure test after alteration

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Inspector and Engineer

39
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Perform UT as a substitute for a pressure test

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QUTE

40
Q

Determine if PMI program is needed for existing alloy facilities

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Owner

41
Q

Determine schedule for replacing incorrect components found during a PMI exam

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Inspector and Owner and Corrosion Specialist

42
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Periodically inspect components found during a PMI survey that are wrong materials

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Inspector

43
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Verify that new alloy material during repairs & alterations meet specifications

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Inspector

44
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When verifying new materials, determine the sampling percentage to PMI

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Owner

45
Q

PMI new material during repairs and alterations

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Inspector or Tech

46
Q

Incorrect material found in existing pipe, determine amount of further verification

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Inspector

47
Q

Determine if crack-like weld flaws are the result of original weld fabrication

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Inspector

48
Q

Asses crack-like flaws and environmental cracking

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Engineer and/or Corrosion specialist

49
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Assess preferential weld corrosion

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Inspector

50
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Determine inspection intervals for thickness measurements and externals

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  1. Inspector or Owner
  2. Inspector or Engineer
    (CODE CONFLICT)
51
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Establish the rules for maximum inspection intervals for class 4 piping

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Owner

52
Q

Maintain a record of the piping classification for each process fluid

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Owner

53
Q

Determine # of CMLs to exam during thickness inspection, Inspector consults with

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Engineering and/or Corrosion specialist

54
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Determine the amount of inspection to perform on secondary Class 3 & 4 Small bore pipe

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Owner

55
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Consult about placement of CMls on Dead legs

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Corrosion specialist

56
Q

PRDs tested and repaired

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Experienced Repair Organization

57
Q

Determine the inspection interval for pressure relief devices

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Inspector or Engineer

58
Q

Determine how corrosion rates are established: Point to Point or Statistics

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Owner

59
Q

Select corrosion rate (ST or LT) that best reflects conditions

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Inspector and Corrosion specialist

60
Q

Maintain piping records

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Owner

61
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Review and approval on interval deferral

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Inspector and Owner

62
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Perform deferral that does not extent interval more than 6 months

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Inspector

63
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Revise an existing interval that have unusual degradation issues. Inspector and

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Engineer or Corrosion Specialist

64
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Perform piping repairs and alterations

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Repair Org

65
Q

Authorize all repairs

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Inspector

66
Q

Authorize all alterations

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Inspector and Engineer

67
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Designate hold points for repairs and alterations

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Inspector

68
Q

Provide general authorization for limited or routine repairs

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Inspector

69
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At repair & Alterations, approve all methods of design, materials, WPSs, NDE & testing

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Inspector or Engineer

70
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Approve use of on-stream welding

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Owner

71
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Approve repair welding of cracks

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Engineer

72
Q

Approve all repair and alteration work at hold points

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Inspector

73
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Approve all repair and alteration work at completion of work

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Inspector

74
Q

Design temporary repairs

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Engineer

75
Q

Determine longitudinal cracks wont grow beyond a FW patch

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Engineer

76
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Approve using lap patch with a material different than the pipe

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Engineer

77
Q

Determine that wall thickness is adequate prior to on-stream welding

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Inspector

78
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Assure on-stream temp weld repairs can be safely done on higher risk systems

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Engineer

79
Q

Allow temporary welded repairs to remain in place past “next opportunity”

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Engineer

80
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Determine which non-welded repair methods are acceptable

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Inspector and/or Engineer

81
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Allow temp leaking sealing devices to remain in place past “next opportunity”

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Engineer

82
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Review leak sealing procedures

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Inspector or Engineer

83
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Maintain record of qualified WPS’s and WPQ’s

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Repair Org

84
Q

Allow exceptions to required preheat temperature for temporary repairs

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Engineer

85
Q

Exceptions to PWHT on temporary repairs

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Engineer

86
Q

Review the use of local PWHT in lieu of a full encirclement PWHT

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Engineer

87
Q

Review the use of Preheat or CDW in lieu of PWHT

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Engineer

88
Q

Determine whether a pressure test is needed after repairs

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Inspector

89
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Approve substituting NDE in lieu of a pressure test

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Inspector and Engineer

90
Q

Perform rerating Calculations

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Inspector or Engineer

91
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Keep and piping CP records

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Owner

API 570 Test (14 decks)

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