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ASME V in the API 510 Pressure Vessel Inspector exam

ASME V NONDESTRUCTIVE EXAMINATION. Our API 510 Pressure Vessel Inspector bank draws 383 of its 6,091 questions from this publication — 6% — and they cite 69 different clauses, 6 of them open book. The clause list below is counted from those questions, not copied from a syllabus.

Clauses the questions cite

The 40 most cited of 69, in document order. The number is how many questions in our bank reference that clause.

8.1.1.1 · 3221.1 · 1222.2 · 1233.1 · 7233.2 · 3262.1 · 3262.3 · 1271.2 · 2274.1 · 1274.2 · 1275.1 · 2275.3 · 1276.1 · 1276.2 · 5277.1 · 4277.2 · 1277.3 · 1282.1 · 3282.2 · 2283.1 · 2283.2 · 3291.1 · 1291.2 · 1533.2 · 2534.1 · 1534.2 · 1534.3 · 5534.4 · 1562.6 · 1563.3.2 · 2571.2 · 2571.4 · 1571.5 · 1621.1 · 3621.2 · 1621.3 · 3673.1 · 2673.2 · 1673.3 · 1676.1 · 1

What they ask about

RT 35PT 22Calibration 19MT 18Procedure 14Variables 14UT 13Equipment 11RT IQI 9Markers 8Evaluation 7IQI Selection 7Longitudinal 7Personnel 6Technique 6Documentation 6IQI Dimensions 5Concentration 5Preparation 4IQI Placement 4Shims 4Repair 4PT Procedure 3Density 3

Free sample questions from ASME V

  1. Per T-190(a), which of the following is NOT listed as a mandatory minimum for examination records?

    • A. Date of examination
    • B. Results of the examination
    • C. Cost of the examination ✓
    • D. Personnel certification level
    • E. Procedure identification

    Financial data such as cost is not a mandatory technical record requirement under T-190(a). ASME Section V T-190(a)

  2. According to T-561, what is the maximum interval for instrument linearity checks on a digital type ultrasonic instrument?

    • A. Three months
    • B. Six months
    • C. One year ✓
    • D. Two years
    • E. Prior to every job

    Linearity requirements for digital instruments must be met at intervals not exceeding one year. ASME Section V T-561

  3. Per T-753.2(a), what is the required magnetizing ampere-turns for a part with an L/D ratio of 5?

    • A. 3.5
    • B. 5 ✓
    • C. 7
    • D. 35
    • E. 45

    For L/D ratios ≥ 4, the formula is 35,000 divided by (L/D + 2). With L/D = 5, the result is 35,000 / 7 = 5,000. ASME Section V T-753.2(a)

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