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    The document contains 37 multiple choice questions related to welding, piping, and materials standards. Key topics covered include acceptable undercut and lack of penetration sizes in girth welds, definitions of dead legs and types of non-destructive testing indications, pressure testing and leakage requirements, chloride limits in materials, and standards for fittings, valves, and threaded joints. The responsible party for materials, fabrication, and testing is identified as the contractor.

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    The document contains 37 multiple choice questions related to welding, piping, and materials standards. Key topics covered include acceptable undercut and lack of penetration sizes in girth welds, definitions of dead legs and types of non-destructive testing indications, pressure testing and leakage requirements, chloride limits in materials, and standards for fittings, valves, and threaded joints. The responsible party for materials, fabrication, and testing is identified as the contractor.

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    The document contains 37 multiple choice questions related to welding, piping, and materials standards. Key topics covered include acceptable undercut and lack of penetration sizes in girth welds, definitions of dead legs and types of non-destructive testing indications, pressure testing and leakage requirements, chloride limits in materials, and standards for fittings, valves, and threaded joints. The responsible party for materials, fabrication, and testing is identified as the contractor.

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    CBT QUESTIONS

    Q # 1 Who is the responsible to provide the material and workmanship. Contractor

    Q # 2 What is the dead leg in piping system. Piping sections that are potential for internal corrosion
    due to flow stagnation. SAES-L-310 (When the length is longer than three times its pipe diameter,
    or 1.22 m (4 ft.) whichever is less.)

    Q # 3 What are the Rounded and Linear indications.

    Q # 4 Leak Test: Ans: A pressure test to ensure tightness of flanged and threaded joints at the test
    pressure. It is normally conducted before initial start-up and after T&Is. This leak test is different
    from tightness test specified below

    Q # 5 What is percentage of chloride content concentration in water for SS material.

    Q # 6 What is the tolerance for Ring girder installation.

    Q # 7 If a girth weld having a 12mm thickness, what is the acceptance criteria for Undercut (ASME
    B31.3 TABLE-341.3.2)

    Q # 8 A girth weld having 150mm length Lack of penetration (LOP) (ASME B31.3 TABLE-341.3.2)

    Q # 9 Blank Formula

    Q # 10 Blind Flange Formula

    Q # 11 V notch impact test (Charpy impact test)

    Q # 12 what is the standard size of specimen (PQR) for V notch impact test (75MM X 10MM)

    Q # 13 limitation for use threaded joints in hazardous service.1.5”

    Q # 14 percentage of flattening to perform forming or bending

    Q # 15 what is the root gap of header size Is 24 inch and branch size is 12mm.2.5 TO 3

    Q # 16 A pipe is 6” Sch XS Material 335 what is the preheat requirement.

    Q # 17 Minimum requirement to verify or check the hardness of a girth welded joint. 225BHN

    Q # 18 Minimum thickness or Sch of male part for threaded joint in normal fluid service

    Q # 19 what is the standard for factory made wrought butt weld fittings. ASTM A234 WPB

    Q # 20 Material Reheated up to below the transformation range and sudden cool. QUIENCHING

    Q # 21 what is the standard for cryogenic service


    Q # 22 How many Additional shots or penalty shots required for each repair in spot radiography.02

    Q # 23 who is the responsible to provide the material, Etraction, Fabrication and Testing.
    CONTRACTOR

    Q # 24 what is the standard for marking on material (MSS-SP 025).

    Q # 25 What is the requirement of examination percentage In category D fluids and Normal fluids
    service. Not Required

    Q # 26 What will be the fillet size if thickness is 7mm.

    Q # 27 Pressure gauge and pressure gauge calibration validity

    Q # 28 Stress Relieve Temperature 232 C AND ABOVE 450F

    Q # 29 Annealing, Normalizing, Quenching and Tempering.

    Q # 30 Owner inspector does not match the below given

    (A) AWS + 5 years’ Experience (B) C SWIP + 5 years’ Experience

    (C) CWIP+ 5 years’ Experience (C) 5 years’ Experience IN Design

    Q # 31 Electrode Classifications ( 7010,7080 specification 5.1.5.2)

    Q # 32 Which Defect is not found in RT. Lenier

    Q # 33 Low hydrogen Electrode.7018

    Q # 34 Standard for Steel bonnet gate valve (API 600)

    Q # 35 Standard for Gate valve, Globe Valve, Check valve and Ball valve.

    Q # 36 Thickness of threaded joint for 2” Sch 40

    Q # 37 Purging percentage for SS material ( 0.05%)

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