Understanding API ICP653 Reading 7-Worksheet-04 Part1

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6.7 Inspection Checklists Appendix "C" provides sample checklists of items for consideration for in or out-of-service inspections. A similar checklist also exists in <strong>API</strong> RP 575. NOTES: 1. Would be very expensive and time consuming. 2. Would require support personnel/equipment. 3. Plant personnel could check a number of items. 4. All are not necessary, unless special condition exists. 6.8 Records 6.8.1 General a. Records form the basis of any scheduled inspection/maintenance program. If no records exist, judgment may be based on tanks in similar service. b. Owner/operator must maintain a complete record file on each tank consisting of three (3) types: i. Construction Records ii. Inspection History iii. Repair/Alteration History Charlie Chong/ Fion Zhang
6.8.2 Construction Records May include the following: a. Nameplate information b. Drawings c. Specifications d. Construction completion report e. NDE performed f. Material analysis g. Hydro data Charlie Chong/ Fion Zhang
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1.1 General 1.1.1 This standard cov
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1.4 Safe Working Practices Safety p
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3.9 critical zone: The portion of t
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3.21 as-built standard: The standar
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3.23 major alteration or major repa
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SECTION 4 - SUITABILITY FOR SERVICE
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4.2 Tank Roof Evaluation (General)
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4.2.4 Change of Service 4.2.4.1 Int
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4.3.1.3 Shell corrosion occurs in m
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EXAMPLE: A tank 38 feet tall, 150 f
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4.3.3 Minimum Thickness Calculation
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G = Highest specific gravity of the
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Sample problem for minimum thicknes
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Maximum Allowable Fill Height Calcu
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9.7 Repair of Shell Penetrations 9.
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9.10 Repair of Tank Bottoms (Defini
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9.13 Repair/Replacement of Floating
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10.3.5 Piece Marking 10.3.5.1 Shell
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12.1.2 Shell Penetrations 12.1.2.1
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SECTION 13 - MARKING AND RECORD KEE
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13.3 Certification Documentation of
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B.2.2.3 Differential Settlement (ou
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B.2.3 Edge settlement B.2.3.1 Occur
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APPENDIX C CHECKLISTS FOR TANK INSP
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APPENDIX E TECHNICAL INQUIRIES This
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G.2.6 qualification test: The demon
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G.3 An explanation of Tank Bottom E
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Q3. A condition that exists when it
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Q7. What primary factor determines
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Q11. What type of contour cut (if a
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Q15. API-653 (Section 12) requires
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Q16. d (1/2") [Paragraph 4.3.3 page
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