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2-Questions API 650 Question N°02 2022

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Preparation exam ICP API 653

API 650
CHAPTER

Q1. In an AST built to API Standard 650, the minimum nominal thickness
of bottom plates, exclusive of specified corrosion allowance shall be:

a. 12.7 mm (1/2”)
b. 8 mm (5/16”)
c. 6.0 mm (1/4”)
d. 5 mm (3/16”)

Q2. The full course width for shell plate as per API 650 shall be minimum:

a. 72”
b. 96”
c. 60”
d. 90”

Q3. How many inches must project beyond the outside edge of the weld
attaching the bottom sketch plate to the shell plate?

a. At least 1/2 inch;


b. At least 2 inches;
c. A tleast 9/16 inch;
d. At least 1.0 inch

Q4. AST fabricated to API 650 (Basic Standard) is normally designed not to
exceed an operating temperature of:

a) 260 deg C
b) 100 deg C
c) 90 deg C
d) 21 deg C

Q5. Minimum size of fillet welds in the construction or repairs of an AST


built to API Standard 650 is:

a. Higher of 6 mm (0.25”) or half of the thickness of thinner plate joined.


b. Higher of 9 mm (0.25”) or one third of the thickness of thicker plate joined.
c. Higher of 5 mm (0.1875”) or one third of the thickness of thinner plate
joined. API650 5.3.3
d. Lower of 6 mm (0.25”) or half of the thickness of thinner plate joined.
Q6. As per API Standard 650, the overlap at lap-welded joints shall be at
least five times the nominal thickness of the thinner plate, but need not
exceed,

a. 2” for single-welded lap joints and 4” for double welded lap joints
b. 1” for single-welded lap joints and 2” for double welded lap joints
c. 1.5” for single-welded lap joints and 2” for double welded lap joints
d. 1.5” for single-welded lap joints and 1” for double welded lap joints

Q7. Maximum Reinforcement thickness of vertical butt joints of a tank


shell plate of 28mm, of an AST built to API Standard 650 shall be:
a. 5mm
b. 2.4mm
c. 1.6mm
d. 3mm

Q8. Vertical joints of a 28mm thick shell of an AST built to API Std. 650
shall be radiographed to the extent as given below:

a. Full
b. Partial
c. Spot
d. Nil

Q9. In an AST built to API Standard 650, the bottom annular plates have
radial weld joints, and are single butt welded with permanent back-up
bar, in
which case, the extent of radiographing radial joints shall be,

a. One spot on 50% of radial joint


b. One spot on 10% of radial joints
c. Full radiography of all radial joints
d. RT – Nil; only MT of 100% joints is adequate

Q10. The minimum required shell thickness of a Tank of 60 Meter


diameter (200 ft. diameter), built to API Standard 650, shall be:

a. Design shell thickness plus corrosion allowance


b. Hydrostatic Test shell thickness
c. 8 mm (5/16”)
d. Greater of a, b, c
.
Q11. Determine whether impact testing is required for A516 gr 70 normalised
plates 1 inch thick, Design temp = 0 degree F (-18 degree C):

a. Not required
b. Required
c. Depends on opinion of design engineer
d. Depends on opinion of tank inspector
Working: mtls group Group V Normalized, Killed Fine-Grain Practice

Q12. An aboveground storage tank is to be built in Mobile, Alabama. No


other information is available. What design temperature would you use for
this tank?

a. 10 degrees F.
b. 15 degrees F.
c. 25 degrees
d. 30 degrees F.

Q13. When any new or unused plate and pipe material cannot be completely
identified by records that are satisfactory, the material may be used in the
construction of tanks covered by API 650 only if the:

a. material passes tests prescribed in Appendix N of API 650.


b. inspector authorizes its use.
c. material is equivalent to material listed in API 653, 2.2.2, ASTM
Specifications.
d. owner/user furnishes the material and authorizes its use.

Q14. Which of the following sets of the Transverse Charpy V-notch Impact
Test Values of a fully killed 0.75 “ thick plate of ASTM A 516 gr 60 for a design
metal temperature of -34 degree C, is acceptable as per API 650? Plates are
not normalized.

a. 20, 11, 12 Joules


b. 18, 24, 12 Joules
c. 24, 22, 10 Joules
d. 20, 10, 27 Joules

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