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    ASME B 31.3 Calculations Rev 1 - Dec - 2020

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    This document contains 9 multiple choice questions regarding ASME B31.3 pipe thickness calculations. The questions cover determining minimum required pipe thickness for different pipe materials, sizes, pressures and temperatures. They also address hydrostatic and pneumatic testing requirements including relief valve set pressures.

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    ASME B 31.

    3 CALCULATIONS
    1. Determine the minimum required thickness for a new straight pipe under
    pressure made of API 5L Gr. X-60 (Given: NPS 8 seamless pipe, system
    pressure of 400 psi @ 400°F)

    a) 0.062 in.
    b) 0.066 in.
    c) 0.069 in.
    d)0.072 in.

    2. Determine minimum required thickness for newly constructed straight pipe


    made of A 381 grade Y 35 NPS 36 fusion welded pipe with spot rt for system
    pressure of 400 psi @ 400°F.the estimated corrosion allowance is 0.100”?

    a) 0.398 inches
    b) 0.395 inches.
    c)0.498 inches.
    d)0.301 inches.

    3.What is the required thickness of a blank made from ASTM A516 Gr. 70
    Material with a ring joint design with a gasket pitch diameter of 12 inches and a
    design pressure of 400 psi @ 300° with 0.125” corrosion allowance?
    a)0 .432 inches.
    b) 0.562 inches.
    c)0.692 inches
    d)0.819 inches.

    4. A piping system designed at 500 psi & 600°F is to be hydrostatically tested


    using the liquid content which is flammable. The pipe material is A-53B
    Seamless Sch 80 NPS 6. What is the hydrostatic test pressure if the test is
    being conducted at 70°F?
    a) 750 psi
    b) 794 psi
    c) 812 psi
    d) 837 psi

    5. When a Pressure Relief device is installed in the system to be pneumatically


    tested, and the owner approved test pressure is 600 psi, what must the “set
    pressure” of the relief valve be ?
    a) 900 psi
    b) 660 psi
    c) 625 psi
    d) 650 psi
    6. A piping system designed at 500 psi & 600°F is to be pneumatically tested
    using the contents of the system. The pipe material is A-53B Seamless Sch 80
    NPS 6. What is the test pressure if the test is conducted at 70°F?
    a) 750 psi
    b) 794 psi
    c) 550 psi
    d) 625 psi

    7. When a Pressure Relief device is installed in the system to be pneumatically


    tested, and the design pressure is 300 psi, what is the maximum allowed
    pneumatic test pressure ?
    a) 300 psi
    b) 310 psi
    c) 399 psi
    d) 350 psi

    8. What is the minimum required thickness, given the design conditions below
    for an existing piping system in a local refinery?
    Given: Design Pressure & Temp = 300 psig @ 300°F, ASTM A-106 Gr. B, Pipe is
    14 NPS. Structural minimum design thickness = Use API 574 default minimum
    structural thickness

    a) 0.100 inches
    b) 0.105 inches
    c) 0.110 inches
    d) 0.115 inches
    9.What is the required thickness of a blank made from ASTM A 350 Gr.LF2
    Material with a ring joint design class 150 NPS 10,design pressure of 400 psi
    @ 200° with 0.100” corrosion allowance. The piping system is subjected to
    erosion/ corrosion on both sides of the blank?
    a)0 .8007 inches.
    b) 0.701 inches.
    c)0.0583 inches
    d)0.9007 inches.

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