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API.TR.980 in the API 982 - Refractory Inspector exam

Monolithic Refractories: Installation and Dryout. Our API 982 - Refractory Inspector bank draws 238 of its 1,369 questions from this publication — 17% — and they cite 133 different clauses. The clause list below is counted from those questions, not copied from a syllabus.

Clauses the questions cite

The 40 most cited of 133, in document order. The number is how many questions in our bank reference that clause.

3.1 · 13.2 · 13.3 · 13.4 · 13.5 · 13.6 · 13.8 · 13.9 · 13.10 · 13.11 · 13.13 · 13.14 · 13.15 · 13.16 · 13.18 · 13.19 · 23.20 · 13.21 · 13.22 · 13.24 · 13.26 · 13.29 · 13.30 · 13.32 · 13.33 · 13.35 · 13.37 · 13.38 · 13.39 · 13.43 · 13.45 · 13.46 · 13.47 · 13.50 · 13.51 · 13.52 · 23.53 · 13.54 · 14.2.1 · 24.2.1.1 · 5

What they ask about

Curing Drying and Firing - 980-DRY 58Plastics and Ramming - 980-PLAS 44Terminology - 980-TERMS 39Anchors and Construction Details - 980-ANCH 34Repair - 980-REP 32Castable Installation - 980-CAST 23Gunning and Shotcreting - 980-GUN 8

Free sample question from API.TR.980

  1. Over what temperature range is the ceramic bond usually achieved?

    • A. 600 deg F (315 deg C) to 1000 deg F (540 deg C)
    • B. 1000 deg F (540 deg C) to 1600 deg F (870 deg C)
    • C. 1600 deg F (870 deg C) to 2500 deg F (1370 deg C) ✓
    • D. 2500 deg F (1370 deg C) to 3000 deg F (1650 deg C)
    • E. 3000 deg F (1650 deg C) to 3200 deg F (1760 deg C)

    Ceramic constituents sinter and vitrify, and the bond that comes out of it holds its strength at temperature. That happens somewhere between 1600 deg F and 2500 deg F. API TR 980, 6.3.2

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