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Who is responsible for ensuring refractory installation meets specifications and industry standards?
Who is responsible for ensuring refractory installation meets specifications and industry standards?
- The quality control manager
- The refractory material supplier
- The installer and inspector (correct)
- The project manager
What is the purpose of a pre-installation site inspection?
What is the purpose of a pre-installation site inspection?
- To conduct thermal shock testing
- To identify potential hazards (correct)
- To develop a corrective action plan
- To verify refractory installation meets specifications
What is a type of testing that may be conducted to ensure refractory installation meets specifications and industry standards?
What is a type of testing that may be conducted to ensure refractory installation meets specifications and industry standards?
- Compression testing (correct)
- Ultrasonic testing
- Radiographic testing
- Visual inspection
What is the purpose of maintaining accurate records of refractory installation, inspection, and testing?
What is the purpose of maintaining accurate records of refractory installation, inspection, and testing?
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What is a quality control measure that involves identifying and tracking refractory materials?
What is a quality control measure that involves identifying and tracking refractory materials?
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What is the purpose of conducting regular inspections during refractory installation?
What is the purpose of conducting regular inspections during refractory installation?
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Who is responsible for verifying refractory installation meets specifications and industry standards?
Who is responsible for verifying refractory installation meets specifications and industry standards?
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What is the purpose of a corrective action plan?
What is the purpose of a corrective action plan?
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API 936 Refractory Installation Quality Control
Overview
- API 936 is a certification program for refractory installers and inspectors
- Focuses on ensuring quality control during refractory installation in the petroleum industry
Quality Control Responsibilities
- Installer: responsible for ensuring refractory installation meets specifications and industry standards
- Inspector: responsible for verifying refractory installation meets specifications and industry standards
Quality Control Checklist
- Pre-installation:
- Verify refractory materials meet specifications
- Ensure proper storage and handling of materials
- Conduct site inspection to identify potential hazards
- During installation:
- Verify refractory installation meets specifications and industry standards
- Monitor installation techniques and workmanship
- Conduct regular inspections to identify defects or deficiencies
- Post-installation:
- Verify refractory installation is complete and meets specifications
- Conduct final inspection to identify defects or deficiencies
Quality Control Measures
- Material identification and tracking
- Installation records and documentation
- Visual inspection and testing
- Corrective action and repair procedures
Inspection and Testing
- Visual inspection: inspect refractory installation for defects or deficiencies
- Testing: conduct tests to ensure refractory installation meets specifications and industry standards
- Types of testing: thermal shock, compression, and abrasion testing
Corrective Action and Repair
- Identify and document defects or deficiencies
- Develop corrective action plan to repair or replace defective refractory
- Implement corrective action plan and verify completion
Documentation and Records
- Maintain accurate records of refractory installation, inspection, and testing
- Document corrective action and repair procedures
- Retain records for a specified period of time (e.g., 5 years)
API 936 Refractory Installation Quality Control
Overview
- API 936 is a certification program for refractory installers and inspectors in the petroleum industry
- Focuses on ensuring quality control during refractory installation
Quality Control Responsibilities
- Installer: ensures refractory installation meets specifications and industry standards
- Inspector: verifies refractory installation meets specifications and industry standards
Quality Control Process
- Pre-installation: verify refractory materials meet specifications, ensure proper storage and handling, and conduct site inspection
- During installation: verify refractory installation meets specifications, monitor installation techniques, and conduct regular inspections
- Post-installation: verify refractory installation is complete and meets specifications, and conduct final inspection
Quality Control Measures
- Material identification and tracking
- Installation records and documentation
- Visual inspection and testing
- Corrective action and repair procedures
Inspection and Testing
- Visual inspection: inspect refractory installation for defects or deficiencies
- Types of testing: thermal shock, compression, and abrasion testing
- Testing ensures refractory installation meets specifications and industry standards
Corrective Action and Repair
- Identify and document defects or deficiencies
- Develop corrective action plan to repair or replace defective refractory
- Implement corrective action plan and verify completion
Documentation and Records
- Maintain accurate records of refractory installation, inspection, and testing
- Document corrective action and repair procedures
- Retain records for a specified period of time
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