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API 578 in the API SIRE - Source Inspector Rotating Equipment exam

Material Verification Program for New and Existing Assets. Our API SIRE - Source Inspector Rotating Equipment bank draws 54 of its 1,573 questions from this publication — 3% — and they cite 32 different clauses. The clause list below is counted from those questions, not copied from a syllabus.

Clauses the questions cite

All 32, in document order. The number is how many questions in our bank reference that clause.

3.1.1 · 13.1.13 · 14.1 · 14.4 · 14.5 · 14.7 · 14.8 · 25.1 · 25.3 · 15.4 · 35.5.2 · 15.5.3 · 15.5.4 · 15.6.2.2 · 35.7.3 · 15.7.4 · 15.7.4.1 · 25.7.4.3 · 15.7.4.4 · 16.3 · 36.4.1 · 36.5 · 16.5.1 · 36.5.2 · 26.5.3 · 16.7.2.1 · 18.1 · 18.2.2 · 18.3 · 19.1 · 19.2 · 29.3 · 3

Free sample question from API 578

  1. Under API RP 578, which statement correctly reflects the treatment of carbon steel within the definition of alloy material?

    • A. Carbon steels are considered alloys whenever their residual chromium content exceeds 0.10 percent
    • B. For the purposes of the document, carbon steels do not count as alloys ✓
    • C. Carbon steels are considered alloys only where they are installed in hydrofluoric acid alkylation units
    • D. Carbon steels are considered alloys because manganese is intentionally added during steelmaking
    • E. Only where the specification says so

    Anything metallic carrying intentionally added alloying elements -- chromium, nickel, molybdenum and the like -- counts as alloy material. A note carves carbon steels out of that for the purposes of the document. API RP 578, 3.1.1

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