API 510 Pressure Vessel Inspector
Details
The API 510 Presure Vessel Inspector Certification Preparation program is designed to equip individuals with broad knowledge base relating to maintenance, inspections, repair, and alternation of pressure vessels.
This program is prodced by MSTS Inspection Training Sevices in Oklahama, US. All instructors trained by Mark Smith (Master Trainer of MSTS) are selected for their technical and "wake-ability" skills. ("Wake-ability" - the ability to minimize snores during long, boring technical training.) Our students generally have a 90% passing rate.
This program benefits employers and the industry as a whole by helping to:
- Improve management control of process unit operation, repair, and maintenance
- Reduce the potential for inspections delays
- Provide a continued high level of safety through the use of highly specialized and experienced inspectors
Course Objectives
The course provides participants with the knowledge necessary to:
- Successfully pass the API 510 Presure Vessel Inspector certification exam
- Effectively use major codes: ASME B&PV & Sections V, VIII, & IX
- Perform all basic piping calculations needed for the API exam (e.g. tmin, test pressure, MAWP, static head, MDMT, corrosion rates, remaining life, etc.)
- Use API's requirements during inspection, repairs, and alterations of pressure vessels
- Review welding proedures (WPS/ PQR) and welder performance qualifications (WPQ)
Outline
1. Welcome & Inroduction
2. ASME B&PV Section VIII - Vessel Fabrication Code
Learn how to successfully use this Code:
- Purpose of the Code
- Scope of the Code
- Organization of the Code
- Qualification requirements specified by the Code
- Roles specified by the Code
- Key terms discussed in the Code
- Tips on how to find needed information in the Code
- Purpose of API 510
- Scope of API 510
- Responsibilities defined in API 510
- Tips on how to memorize important information from API 510
- Section VIII Homework
- Use the Code to answer typical questions found in the API exam
Day 2
1. Review Homework from Day 1
2. ASME B&PV VIII - Key Concepts
- Vessel MAWP
- Vessel Part MAWP
- Stresses - Longitudinal and Circumferential
- Types of Joints, Weld Joint Categories
- Amount of RT - Full or Spot
- RT Factors
Learn how to successfully determine the following:
- Static Head Presure
- Vessel MAWP
- Joint Efficiency
- Minimum Thickness for a Cylindrical Shell
- Section VIII Homework
- Practice all Calculations covered in class
Day 3
1. Review homework from Day 2
2. ASME B&PV VIII - Key Concepts
- Pressure Testing cautions & requirements
- The significant of a brittle fracture
Learn how to successfully determine the following:
- Minimun Thickness for a Formed Head
- Minimun Thickness for a Flat Head
- Vessel Part MAWP for Shell and Formed Heads
- Hydrotest Test Pressure
- Pneumatic Test Pressure
- Vessel MDMT
- Acceptance criteria for Impact Tests
- Maximum Allowable Enternal Pressure for a Shell
- Section VIII Homework
- Practice all Calculations covered in class
Day 4
1. Review homework from Day 3
2. ASME B&PV VIII - Key Concepts
- Fillet weld terms
- Principles of nozzle reinforcement
Learn how to successfully determine the following:
- Minimum size of nozzle fillet welds
- Nozzle reinforcement
- Corrosion Mechanisms
- Fitness for Service Evaluations
- Inspection Types and Requirements, Inspection Intervals
- Pressure Testing Requirements
- Inspection of Relief Devices
- Section VIII Homework
- Practice all Calculation covered in class
Day 5
1. Review Homework from Day 4
2. ASME B&PV Section IX - Welding Code
- Purpose of the Code
- Roles of the Inspector
- Organization of the Code
- Welding Positions - Test and Field
- Testing Requirements and Acceptance Criteria
- Welder Qualification Process and Restrictions
- Weld Procedure Qualification Process and Restrictions
4. Review and Evaluate a WPS (Welding Procedure Specification) and the associated PQR (Procedure Qualification Record)
Evening Session:
- Section IX Homework
- Open and Closed book Quiz, evaluate 2 WPQ,s and 1 WPS/ PQR
Day 6
1. Review Homework from Day 5
2. API 510 Section 7
- Repairs & Alterations Requirements
- PWHT Alternatives
- Inspector & Engineer Roles
- Re-rating Requirements
- Purpose of the Code
- Organization in the Code
- Tips on hoof the Code
- RT Techniques
- Purpose & Selection of IQI's
- RT Film Density Requirements
- Key terms discussed to find needed information in the Code
- Section V Homework
- Open and Closed book Quiz, API 510 Quiz
Day 7
1. Review Homework from Day 6
2. API 576 - Relief Devices
- Types of Relief Devices
- Purpose & operation of Balanced Bellows Relief Devices
- Purpose & operation of Pilot Operatored Relief Devices
- Tips on how to study this documents
- Tips on how to study this document
- Tips on how to study this document
Speaker/s
He has conducted numerous training sessions related to Pressure Equipments (based on American and European standards) in Malaysia, Singapore, Korea, China, Thailand and Vietnam.
Technical Qualifications
- Certified International Welding Engineers (International Institute of Welding - IIW, Germany)
- Certified API 510 Pressure Vessel Inspector
- Certified API 570 Piping Inspector
- Certified API 577 Advanced Welding Inspection & Metallurgy Professional
- Certified Pedestal Crane Inspector acc. to API RP 2D (Cranetech Training & Inspection, Inc., USA)
- Certified Safety Enginner (Fachhochschule Frankfurt, Germany)
- Bachelor Degree - Motor Vehicle Engineering
Special Offer
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