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ABS CABS CONSULTINGONSULTING IINC.NC.

Boiler/Vessel and Piping-Repair

and Alteration Course

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2-Related post construction Codes and Standards

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ASME CODE, STANDARS, GUIDEASME CODE, STANDARS, GUIDERELATED TORELATED TO

AFTER INITIAL CONSTRUCTIONAFTER INITIAL CONSTRUCTION

FORFOR

PRESSURE RETAINING ITEMSPRESSURE RETAINING ITEMS


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This guide provides aThis guide provides a

summary of some of thesummary of some of the

more commonly used codes, stmore commonly used codes, st

andards, recommended pandards, recommended p

ractices, specifications and guractices, specifications and gu

idelines produced byidelines produced byorganizations for maintainingorganizations for maintaining

the integrity of fixed pressurethe integrity of fixed pressure

equipment in process plantsequipment in process plants

and in general industrial use.and in general industrial use.

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SCOPE (ASME PTBSCOPE (ASME PTB--22))


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Organization of this

Guide (ASME PTB-2)

This guide is organized by

type of equipment as

described below.

a. Boilers.

b. Pressure vessels.c. Storage tanks.

d. Piping systems.

e. Overpressure protection

f. Etc.

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(ASME PTB-2)

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(ASME PTB-2)

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(ASME PCC-1)

The bolted flange joint

assembly (BFJA) guidelines

described in this documentapply to pressure-boundary

flanged joints with ring-typegaskets that are entirely within

the circle enclosed by the bolt

holes and with no contact

outside this circle. Etc.



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(ASME PCC-2)

This Standard provides methods

for repair of equipment and pipin

g within the scope of ASME Pressure Technol

ogy Codes and Standards after ithas been placed in servi

ce.

These repair methods include

relevant design, fabrication,examination, and testing practices

and may be temporary or

permanent, depending on the

circumstances.



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Organization(ASME PCC-2)

This Standard is divided into

five parts.

(a) Part 1 covers the scope, or

ganization, and intent

and is applicable to all articlesin this Standard.

(b) Part 2 covers repair

methods and techniques that

include the use of welding,

brazing, soldering, or other

methods involving metal deposi

t.



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five parts. Contd d

(c) Part 3 covers mechanical

repairs, with or without

sealant, such as bolteclamps or fixtures aninclu es all repair metho s

not covere in Part 2 or

Part 4.

( ) Part 4 covers repairsusing nonmetallic means,

such as nonmetallic liners

an wraps, an bon ing (e.g,

joining by epoxy), etc.



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five parts. Contd d

(e) Part 5 covers examinatio

n an testing metho s

an techniques.



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NBICNBIC CODECODERELATED TORELATED TOAFTER INITIAL CONSTRUCTIONAFTER INITIAL CONSTRUCTION

FORFORPRESSURE RETAINING ITEMSPRESSURE RETAINING ITEMS


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NBIC-NB-23

The NBIC recognized three

areas of post-construction

activities, and divided into

three parts.

Part-1 Installation

Part-2 Inspection

Part-3 Repairs and Alterations



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ORGANIZATION

NBIC-NB-23

The NBIC is oragnized into three parts. Each

part provides general and specific rules,

information, and guidance within each

application post-construction activity. NBIC parts

are identified as:

Part 1, Installation- This part provides

requirements and guidance to ensure all types o

f pressure-retaining items are installed and

function properly.

Installation includes meeting specific safetycriteria for construction, materials, design,supports, safety devices, operation, testing, and

maintenance.



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ORGANIZATION

NBIC-NB-23(cont )



information, and guidance within each application

post-construction activity.

NBIC parts are identified as:

Part 2, Inspection- This part provides informationand guidance needed to perform and document

inspections for all types of pressure-retaining

items.

Includes information on personnel safety,

non-destructive examination, tests, failuremechanism, types of pressure equipment,fitness for service, risk-base assessments, and p

erformance-based standards.



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ORGANIZATION

NBIC-NB-23(cont )



information, and guidance within each application

post-construction activity.

NBIC parts are identified as:

Part 3, Repairs and Alterations- This part provides information and guidance needed to perform

verify, and document acceptable repairs or

alterations to pressure-retaining items regardless of

code of construction.

Alternative methods for examination, testing, heat treatment, etc., are provided when theoriginal code of construction requirements cannot

be met. Specific acceptable and proven repair

methods are also provided.



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APIAPI Code,STD,RPCode,STD,RP and Guideand GuideRELATED TORELATED TO

AFTER INITIAL CONSTRUCTIOAFTER INITIAL CONSTRUCTIONN

FORFORPRESSURE RETAINING ITEMSPRESSURE RETAINING ITEMS


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SCOPE

API 510

In-service inspection, repair,

alteration, and rerating

pressure vessels, piping,

and pressure relief device.



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ORGANIZATION

API 510

This Code is divided into ten (10) section and five (5) appendix A, B, etc.



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API RP 572

This recommended practice

(RP) covers the inspection of

pressure vessel. It includes a

description of the various types

of pressure vessela a a .. a ..

This RP also includes reasons

for inspection, causes of

deterioration, frequency and

methods of inspection,methods of repair, and

preparation of records andreports.



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ORGANIZATION

API RP 572

This Code is divided into eleven (11) section and three (3) appendix A, B, andC.



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API 570

Cover inspection, rating,

repair, and alteration

procedures for metallic an

d fiberglass reinforced plast

ic (FRP) piping systems and

their associated pressurerelieving devices that have

been placed in-service.



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ORGANIZATION

API 570

This Code is divided into nine (9) section and three (3) appendix A, B,C.



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API RP 574

This RP covers the inspection

practices for piping, tubing, valves

(other than control valves), and

pttings used in petroleum refineries

and chemical plants.

Common piping components,

valve types, pipe joining methods,

inspection planning processes,

inspection intervals and techniques,

and types of records are describedto aid the inspector in fulfilling the

ir role implementing API 570.



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API STANDARD 653

This standard covers steel

storage tanks built to API 650.

It provides minimum

requirements for maintaining the

integrity of such tanks after

they have been placed inservice and addresses

inspection, repair, alteration,

relocation, and reconstruction.



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ORGANIZATION

API STANDARD 653

This Code is divided into thirteen (13) section and nine (9) appendix a,b, etc.



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SCOPE

API RP 575

This document provides informat

ion and recommended

practices for the maintenance

and inspection of atmospheric

and low-pressure storage tanks.

This recommended practiceincludes:

a. Descriptions of the various

types of storage tanks.

b. Construction standards.

c. Maintenance practices.

d. Reasons for inspection.



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API RP 575 (cont )

This document provides informat

ion and recommended

practices for the maintenance

and inspection of atmospheric

and low-pressure storage tanks.

This recommended practiceincludes:

e. Causes of deterioration.

f. Frequency of inspection.

g. Methods of inspection.

h. Inspection of repairs. Etc..



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ORGANIZATION

API RP 575

This Code is divided into ten (10) section and three (3) appendix. a,

b, and c.



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NACENACE,STD,STD--RP and GuideRP and GuideRELATED TORELATED TO

AFTER INITIAL CONSTRUCTIOAFTER INITIAL CONSTRUCTIONN

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PRESSURE RETAINING ITEMSPRESSURE RETAINING ITEMS


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NACE Standard RP0472

This standard establishes guideli

nes to prevent most

forms of environmental crackin

g of weldments in carbon steel

refinery equipment and piping.

Weldments are defined toinclude the weld deposit, base

metal HAZs, and adjacent base

metal zones subject to residual

stresses from welding.



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ORGANIZATION

NACE Standard RP0472

This Standard RP is divided into six (6) section and one (1) appendix.

A.



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ORGANIZATION

NACE Standard RP RP0296

This Standard RP is divided into five (5) section and three (3) appendix.

A, B, C.



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