Impact Test Acceptance Criteria for ASME VIII Div 1 Pressure Vessel? API 510, API SIFE Exam

Bob Rasooli on this video explains impact test acceptance criteria on ASME VIII Div.1 pressure vessel which is API 510 pressure vessel inspector and API source inspector fixed equipment exam questions. The 3 specimens require for any non-exempted heat number and verification shall be done as per requirements of the UG-84 and verified as per UG-84 (c)(6). The evaluation is done based on the required average and min value for a single specimen.
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[@iyp787]

Thanks a lot Mr. rasooli. I was unable to understand this despite many efforts. you made it clear for me. Shukran.

[@sheremetbyevo]

Thanks, Mr. Rasooli, excellent Master Class of UG-84 (c)(6); my respect.

[@tajanwar1496]

Make a tutorial on ASME Sec IX, how to read table what does ... means in table.

[@MSNAHD]

Can someone PLEASE help me to find a solution to the below problem? Thanks in advance. An A 381 Y 35 pipe is 1.0” thick and is installed in a system operating at 150 psi. A replacement pipe will be ordered, and will be the same material (not normalized or quenched/tempered). If the design minimum temperature is 10F and the nominal pressure stress is 10,000 psi, what temperature can this material be operated at without impact testing?

[@ADR003]

Hello Bob, Thanks for the video. Just one question, When are the specimens cut? before or after rolling the plate?

[@ravisyed8538]

Hi always cut test specimens before as only if pass them allowed to make rolling

[@asifalishah7288]

Have you any complete training session.Please tell me i want to join you.Thanks

[@PP-ps6uw]

is bob your real name

[@karunanidhisubramaniyan2933]

Explanation is lacking clarity.