Governing Codes Flashcards

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What does ASME stand for?

A

American Society of Mechanical Engineers.

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What is the purpose of ASME codes?

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To establish minimum safety and design standards for mechanical systems.

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What is ASME Section I?

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Rules for construction of power boilers.

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What is ASME Section IV?

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Rules for heating boilers.

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What is ASME Section VIII?

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Rules for pressure vessel construction.

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What does ASME B31 govern?

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Pressure piping systems.

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What is ASME B31.1 used for?

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Power piping such as steam, feedwater, and boiler piping.

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What is ASME B31.3 used for?

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Process piping in chemical and industrial plants.

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What does API stand for?

A

American Petroleum Institute.

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What is the focus of API standards?

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Oil, gas, and petrochemical industry equipment and piping.

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What is API 650?

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Standard for welded steel storage tanks.

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What is API 570?

A

Piping inspection code for in-service piping systems.

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What does CSA stand for?

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Canadian Standards Association.

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What is the role of CSA standards?

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To set safety and performance standards in Canada.

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What is CSA B51?

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Boiler, pressure vessel, and pressure piping code in Canada.

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What is CSA B52?

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Mechanical refrigeration code.

17
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What is CSA Z662?

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Oil and gas pipeline systems standard.

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What is the difference between ASME and CSA codes?

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ASME is primarily US-based; CSA is Canadian regulatory standard.

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What does ASTM stand for?

A

American Society for Testing and Materials.

20
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What is ASTM used for in steamfitting?

A

Material specifications for pipe, fittings, and flanges.

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What does MSS stand for?

A

Manufacturers Standardization Society.

22
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What does MSS SP-58 cover?

A

Pipe hangers and supports.

23
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What is the purpose of pressure ratings in standards?

A

To ensure components safely handle operating conditions.

24
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What does NPS mean in piping standards?

A

Nominal Pipe Size.

25
What does schedule number indicate?
Pipe wall thickness.
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What authority enforces codes on job sites?
Local jurisdiction or Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ).