SECTION 1 SCOPE AND GENERAL

Which activity involves observing the general condition of equipment, including online inspection and monitoring?

According to AS/NZS 3788:2006, who should be the 'competent person' for inspection?

What is included in the category of pressure equipment as defined in Clause 1.2?

Which of the following is considered an ancillary to pressure equipment?

What is the main focus of surveillance activities in relation to equipment?

'In New Zealand, the regulations also include certain fired heaters, hot water boilers, gas and steam turbines, steam engines, pumps, and compressors.' Which category do these items belong to?

What is the owner's responsibility regarding the inspection of pressure equipment?

Under which legislation is Duty of Care prescribed for the inspection of pressure equipment?

Which of the following is typically included in the scope of the Standard mentioned?

What equipment does AS/NZS 1200 primarily cover?

In which Hazard Level category, as per AS 4343, does this Standard include specific requirements?

What is essential to ensure safety when performing in-service inspection on equipment within Hazard Level E?

What is the purpose of AS ISO 1000 in relation to calculations and reports?

What is the role of an 'Inspector' as defined in the text?

How is an 'Inspection body' different from an 'Inspector'?

What qualifications are necessary for a person to be considered a 'Competent person'?

According to AS ISO 1000, who determines if a person is a 'Competent person'?

Which document provides guidance on competency requirements for 'Competent persons' as mentioned in the text?

What does AS/NZS 3788:2006 cover?

What is prohibited according to the licensing information provided?

What does the inspection flow diagram in Figure 1.1 illustrate?

Which statement best describes the purpose of AS/NZS 3788:2006?

Which activity does the standard give guidance on?

What does the standard provide information on regarding pressure equipment?

Who is responsible for ensuring overall compliance with the Standard for pressure equipment?

What is the definition of 'defects' in pressure equipment according to the text?

In the context of pressure equipment, what does 'in-service' refer to?

What is NOT normally included in pressure equipment unless noted?

What is encompassed by 'control' in the context of pressure equipment, as per the text?

Who is responsible for exercising management or control over pressure equipment as an agent of the owner?

Which of the following equipment is specifically not dealt with in AS/NZS 3788:2006?

As per AS/NZS 3788:2006, what can the information provided about certain equipment be used as?

Which code covers the storage tanks that are excluded from AS/NZS 3788:2006?

What type of boilers are not specifically dealt with in AS/NZS 3788:2006?

Which of the following is not considered pressurized equipment according to the text?

In AS/NZS 3788:2006, what type of machines are referred to as pressurized machines?

Which document is referenced in AS/NZS 3788:2006 for the definition of certain terms?

'Competent person' and 'inspector' definitions in AS/NZS 3788:2006 may slightly differ from regulations in which area?

'Owner', 'competent person', and 'inspector' definitions in AS/NZS 3788:2006 may differ from regulations in which area?

'Storage, distribution, or use on network prohibited' is a condition applied to licenses of which entity mentioned in the text?

Who is responsible for ensuring overall compliance with the Standard for pressure equipment?

What is encompassed by 'control' in the context of pressure equipment?

What is considered an ancillary to pressure equipment?

In the context of pressure equipment, what does 'in-service' refer to?

What is the definition of 'defects' in pressure equipment according to the text?

What is NOT normally included in pressure equipment unless noted?

What is the owner's responsibility concerning the extent and frequency of inspection for in-service pressure equipment?

What is the role of Duty of Care in relation to Occupational Health and Safety Legislation?

What types of equipment are typically included in the scope of the Standard mentioned in the text?

What is the significance of following the principles of the Standard for conducting in-service inspection on pressure equipment with Hazard Level E?

What is the main focus of surveillance activities in relation to pressure equipment?

Who is responsible for ensuring overall compliance with the Standard for pressure equipment?

What does AS/NZS 3788:2006 specify the minimum requirements for?

According to AS/NZS 3788:2006, what type of boilers are excluded from its scope?

What is the purpose of the inspection flow diagram illustrated in AS/NZS 3788:2006?

Who determines the fitness for service of pressure equipment as per AS/NZS 3788:2006?

What does AS/NZS 3788:2006 provide guidance on regarding ancillary equipment?

Who is responsible for exercising management or control over pressure equipment as an agent of the owner?

Define 'Competent person' as per AS ISO 1000.

What is the role of an 'Inspector' according to the text?

What is the definition of 'defects' in pressure equipment based on the text?

Who is responsible for ensuring overall compliance with the Standard for pressure equipment?

What does AS/NZS 3788:2006 cover in relation to pressure equipment?

What is considered an ancillary to pressure equipment?

Who is responsible for ensuring overall compliance with the Standard for pressure equipment?

What does 'in-service' refer to in the context of pressure equipment?

What is the definition of 'defects' in pressure equipment according to the text?

Who is responsible for exercising management or control over pressure equipment as an agent of the owner?

In the context of pressure equipment, what is encompassed by 'control' as per the text?

Who is considered the 'Responsible person' for pressure equipment?

What is the owner's responsibility regarding the extent and frequency of inspection for in-service pressure equipment?

Under which legislation is Duty of Care prescribed for the inspection of pressure equipment?

Who is responsible for ensuring overall compliance with the Standard for pressure equipment?

What does AS/NZS 3788:2006 provide guidance on regarding ancillary equipment?

What is encompassed by 'control' in the context of pressure equipment?

What is the significance of following the principles of the Standard for conducting in-service inspection on pressure equipment with Hazard Level E?

What category of equipment does AS/NZS 3788:2006 not specifically deal with, but provides guidance on?

According to AS/NZS 3788:2006, what type of machines are considered pressurized machines?

What document provides guidance on competency requirements for 'Competent persons' as mentioned in AS/NZS 3788:2006?

What does the licensing information provided prohibit?

What does 'in-service' refer to in the context of pressure equipment?

Who is responsible for exercising management or control over pressure equipment as an agent of the owner?

What does AS/NZS 3788:2006 specify the minimum requirements for?

What is the owner's responsibility concerning the extent and frequency of inspection for in-service pressure equipment?

What is considered an ancillary to pressure equipment?

Who is responsible for ensuring overall compliance with the Standard for pressure equipment?

What does the inspection flow diagram in Figure 1.1 illustrate?

What is encompassed by 'control' in the context of pressure equipment?

Who should be the 'competent person' for inspection according to AS/NZS 3788:2006?

What is the main focus of surveillance activities in relation to pressure equipment?

According to AS/NZS 3788:2006, who determines the fitness for service of pressure equipment?

What is considered an ancillary to pressure equipment as per the text?

Who is responsible for ensuring overall compliance with the Standard for pressure equipment?

What is the definition of 'defects' in pressure equipment based on the text?

What does AS/NZS 3788:2006 provide guidance on regarding ancillary equipment?

What types of equipment are typically included in the scope of the Standard mentioned in the text?

What is the role of Duty of Care in relation to Occupational Health and Safety Legislation?

What qualifications are necessary for a person to be considered a 'Competent person'?

A person able to inspect pressure equipment for the purpose of establishing conformity with the specified requirements is referred to as an ______.

A body corporate, firm or person external to that of the owner, or an owner’s inspection department, able to provide the inspection services of pressure equipment is known as an ______.

A person who, due to their knowledge and skills, is acceptable to the owner/user/responsible person to perform a required task is called a ______.

The term ‘competent person’ is used in this Standard to address a variety of technical requirements. Guidance on competency requirements is provided in ______.

In New Zealand, the ‘competent person’ for inspection activities is the ‘inspector’ or ‘design verifier’. In this context, the 'competent person' may be referred to as the ______.

The 'competent person' and 'inspector' definitions in AS/NZS 3788:2006 may slightly differ from regulations in the area of ______.

The owner/user/responsible person may determine a person as 'competent' based on their appropriate knowledge and skills acquired through training, experience, qualifications, or some combination of ______.

AS ISO 1000, the International System of Units, shall be applied for calculations and reports to ensure ______.

AS/NZS 3788:2006 covers activities such as viewing, measuring, examining, testing, gauging, calculating, checking, verifying one or more characteristics of a product design, material, manufacture, product, service, process, plant or reports and determination of their conformity with specific requirements or, on the basis of professional judgement, with general requirements. These activities are known as ______ Activities.

For inspection the '' should be the 'in-service inspector' or a person with equivalent qualifications and experience. The '' plays a crucial role in ensuring the quality and safety of the inspection process.

______ Activities involve observing the general condition of equipment, including on-line inspection, monitoring, planned or un-planned condition audits, etc. ______ is essential for identifying any potential issues or risks.

Pressure equipment and ______ include boilers, pressure vessels, pressure piping, and pressurized storage tanks. Ancillaries are interconnected parts and components that play a vital role in the functioning of pressure equipment.

In New Zealand, the ______ also include certain fired heaters, hot water boilers, gas and steam turbines, steam engines, pumps and compressors. These additional ______ expand the scope of pressure equipment covered.

Pressure equipment also includes ______ such as interconnected parts and components, valves, gauges and other fittings, headers, bolting, gaskets, supports and pressure-retaining accessories. Ancillaries are integral to the operation and safety of pressure equipment.

______ primarily covers pressure equipment and ancillaries. It provides important guidelines and standards for the safe operation and maintenance of these critical components.

The 'competent person' for inspection according to AS/NZS 3788:2006 should be the '______' or a person with equivalent qualifications and experience. The 'competent person' plays a key role in ensuring the quality and safety of the inspection process.

No rules can be written in sufficient detail to cover all aspects of the inspection of in-service pressure ______. The owner is responsible for ensuring that the extent and frequency of inspection is appropriate and adequate for the continued safe operation of the pressure ______. This may require the seeking of expert advice. Duty of Care is now prescribed by Occupational Health and Safety Legislation. This Standard does not supersede such Duty of Care, but is intended to complement and contribute to it. 1.2 APPLICATION This Standard applies to, but is not limited to, pressure ______ covered by AS/NZS 1200. Typically it includes the following: (a) Boilers and associated pressure parts, controls and pipe work covered by AS 1228, BS 1113, BS 2790, AS 2593 and ASME BPV-I. (b) Pressure vessels and associated pressure parts, controls and pipe work covered by AS 1210, BS PD 5500, EN 13445, ASME BPV-VIII, AS 2971 (serially produced pressure vessels) and EN 286-1. (c) Pressure piping covered by AS 4041, NZS/BS 806, ASME B 31.1 and ASME B 31.3. (d) Pressurized storage tanks built to API 620 or equivalent. (e) Fired heaters. (f) Heritage boilers and pressure vessels. Although pressure ______ with Hazard Level E (to AS 4343) is within the scope of this Standard, no specific requirements have been included. To ensure safety, in-service inspection of such ______ should follow the principles of this Standard, along with good engineering practice. COPYRIGHT Purchased By : Ms Renu Renu.

The owner is responsible for ensuring that the extent and frequency of inspection is appropriate and adequate for the continued safe operation of the pressure ______.

This Standard applies to, but is not limited to, pressure ______ covered by AS/NZS 1200.

Pressure vessels and associated pressure parts, controls and pipe work covered by AS 1210, BS PD 5500, EN 13445, ASME BPV-VIII, AS 2971 (serially produced pressure vessels) and EN 286-1 are typically included in the scope of this Standard for pressure ______.

Pressure piping covered by AS 4041, NZS/BS 806, ASME B 31.1 and ASME B 31.3 is part of the scope of this Standard for pressure ______.

Pressurized storage tanks built to API 620 or equivalent are considered within the scope of this Standard for pressure ______.

The presence of a ______ in pressure equipment does not necessarily imply that the equipment is unfit for service

Fired heaters are included in the scope of this Standard for pressure ______.

The period during the life of pressure equipment from the beginning of commissioning until disposal is referred to as ______

Heritage boilers and pressure vessels are typically covered by this Standard for pressure ______.

Control is taken to encompass the operational life cycle, ie. operation, inspection and testing, repair and alteration, maintenance, re-rating, mothballing or preservation, decommissioning and ______

A body corporate, firm or person who has right of title to, or management of, or control over, pressure equipment is the Owner/User/Responsible ______

Imperfections, damage, deterioration or deficiencies in pressure equipment are classified as ______

The AS/NZS 3788:2006 standard provides guidance on the ______ of pressure equipment

'Storage, distribution, or use on network prohibited' is a condition applied to licenses of the ______ mentioned in the text

The period during the life of pressure equipment from the beginning of commissioning until ______ is referred to as in-service

This Standard specifies the minimum requirements for the inspection, repair, and alteration of in-service boilers, pressure vessels, piping, safety equipment, and associated safety controls, and gives guidance in the execution of such activities. Guidance is included for the inspection of ancillary equipment such as structures. This Standard also specifies the requirements for the initial inspection after installation and prior to commissioning. The inspection flow diagram illustrates the various types of inspection covered by this Standard. This Standard provides information to facilitate grounds for agreement between interested parties, and the establishment of uniform minimum requirements for in-service inspections, including inspection intervals and procedures, to assist in assuring safe and economic operation. Information is provided on mechanisms of deterioration, the assessment of defects, and the assessment of fitness for service of pressure equipment.

This Standard specifies the minimum requirements for the inspection, repair, and alteration of in-service boilers, pressure vessels, piping, safety equipment, and associated safety controls, and gives guidance in the execution of such activities. Guidance is included for the inspection of ancillary equipment such as structures. This Standard also specifies the requirements for the initial inspection after installation and prior to commissioning. The inspection flow diagram illustrates the various types of inspection covered by this Standard. This Standard provides information to facilitate grounds for agreement between interested parties, and the establishment of uniform minimum requirements for in-service inspections, including inspection intervals and procedures, to assist in assuring safe and economic operation. Information is provided on mechanisms of deterioration, the assessment of defects, and the assessment of fitness for service of pressure equipment.

This Standard specifies the minimum requirements for the inspection, repair, and alteration of in-service boilers, pressure vessels, piping, safety equipment, and associated safety controls, and gives guidance in the execution of such activities. Guidance is included for the inspection of ancillary equipment such as structures. This Standard also specifies the requirements for the initial inspection after installation and prior to commissioning. The inspection flow diagram illustrates the various types of inspection covered by this Standard. This Standard provides information to facilitate grounds for agreement between interested parties, and the establishment of uniform minimum requirements for in-service inspections, including inspection intervals and procedures, to assist in assuring safe and economic operation. Information is provided on mechanisms of deterioration, the assessment of defects, and the assessment of fitness for service of pressure equipment.

This Standard specifies the minimum requirements for the inspection, repair, and alteration of in-service boilers, pressure vessels, piping, safety equipment, and associated safety controls, and gives guidance in the execution of such activities. Guidance is included for the inspection of ancillary equipment such as structures. This Standard also specifies the requirements for the initial inspection after installation and prior to commissioning. The inspection flow diagram illustrates the various types of inspection covered by this Standard. This Standard provides information to facilitate grounds for agreement between interested parties, and the establishment of uniform minimum requirements for in-service inspections, including inspection intervals and procedures, to assist in assuring safe and economic operation. Information is provided on mechanisms of deterioration, the assessment of defects, and the assessment of fitness for service of pressure equipment.

This Standard specifies the minimum requirements for the inspection, repair, and alteration of in-service boilers, pressure vessels, piping, safety equipment, and associated safety controls, and gives guidance in the execution of such activities. Guidance is included for the inspection of ancillary equipment such as structures. This Standard also specifies the requirements for the initial inspection after installation and prior to commissioning. The inspection flow diagram illustrates the various types of inspection covered by this Standard. This Standard provides information to facilitate grounds for agreement between interested parties, and the establishment of uniform minimum requirements for in-service inspections, including inspection intervals and procedures, to assist in assuring safe and economic operation. Information is provided on mechanisms of deterioration, the assessment of defects, and the assessment of fitness for service of pressure equipment.

This Standard specifies the minimum requirements for the inspection, repair, and alteration of in-service boilers, pressure vessels, piping, safety equipment, and associated safety controls, and gives guidance in the execution of such activities. Guidance is included for the inspection of ancillary equipment such as structures. This Standard also specifies the requirements for the initial inspection after installation and prior to commissioning. The inspection flow diagram illustrates the various types of inspection covered by this Standard. This Standard provides information to facilitate grounds for agreement between interested parties, and the establishment of uniform minimum requirements for in-service inspections, including inspection intervals and procedures, to assist in assuring safe and economic operation. Information is provided on mechanisms of deterioration, the assessment of defects, and the assessment of fitness for service of pressure equipment.

This Standard specifies the minimum requirements for the inspection, repair, and alteration of in-service boilers, pressure vessels, piping, safety equipment, and associated safety controls, and gives guidance in the execution of such activities. Guidance is included for the inspection of ancillary equipment such as structures. This Standard also specifies the requirements for the initial inspection after installation and prior to commissioning. The inspection flow diagram illustrates the various types of inspection covered by this Standard. This Standard provides information to facilitate grounds for agreement between interested parties, and the establishment of uniform minimum requirements for in-service inspections, including inspection intervals and procedures, to assist in assuring safe and economic operation. Information is provided on mechanisms of deterioration, the assessment of defects, and the assessment of fitness for service of pressure equipment.

This Standard specifies the minimum requirements for the inspection, repair, and alteration of in-service boilers, pressure vessels, piping, safety equipment, and associated safety controls, and gives guidance in the execution of such activities. Guidance is included for the inspection of ancillary equipment such as structures. This Standard also specifies the requirements for the initial inspection after installation and prior to commissioning. The inspection flow diagram illustrates the various types of inspection covered by this Standard. This Standard provides information to facilitate grounds for agreement between interested parties, and the establishment of uniform minimum requirements for in-service inspections, including inspection intervals and procedures, to assist in assuring safe and economic operation. Information is provided on mechanisms of deterioration, the assessment of defects, and the assessment of fitness for service of pressure equipment.

The AS/NZS 3788:2006 standard provides guidance on the ______ of pressure equipment

Pressure equipment and ______ include boilers, pressure vessels, pressure piping, and pressurized storage tanks. Ancillaries are interconnected parts and components that play a vital role in the functioning of pressure equipment.

______ primarily covers pressure equipment and ancillaries. It provides important guidelines and standards for the safe operation and maintenance of these critical components.

For inspection the '' should be the 'in-service inspector' or a person with equivalent qualifications and experience. The '' plays a crucial role in ensuring the quality and safety of the inspection process.

The 'competent person' and 'inspector' definitions in AS/NZS 3788:2006 may slightly differ from regulations in the area of ______.

AS ISO 1000, the International System of Units, shall be applied for calculations and reports to ensure ______.

Which code covers the storage tanks that are excluded from AS/NZS 3788:2006?

Under which legislation is Duty of Care prescribed for the inspection of pressure equipment?

According to AS/NZS 3788:2006, what can the information provided about certain equipment be used as?

The 'competent person' for inspection according to AS/NZS 3788:2006 should be the '______' or a person with equivalent qualifications and experience.

What is the definition of 'defects' in pressure equipment based on the text?

The period during the life of pressure equipment from the beginning of commissioning until ______ is referred to as in-service

The 'competent person' and 'inspector' definitions in AS/NZS 3788:2006 may slightly differ from regulations in the area of ______.

According to AS/NZS 3788:2006, what type of machines are considered pressurized machines?

The AS/NZS 3788:2006 standard provides guidance on the ______ of pressure equipment

Control is taken to encompass the operational life cycle, ie. operation, inspection and testing, repair and alteration, maintenance, re-rating, mothballing or preservation, decommissioning and ______

A body corporate, firm or person who has right of title to, or management of, or control over, pressure equipment is the Owner/User/Responsible ______

The presence of a ______ in pressure equipment does not necessarily imply that the equipment is unfit for service

Who is responsible for ensuring overall compliance with the Standard for pressure equipment? The ______

'Storage, distribution, or use on network prohibited' is a condition applied to licenses of the ______ mentioned in the text

The 'competent person' and 'inspector' definitions in AS/NZS 3788:2006 may slightly differ from regulations in the area of ______

According to AS ISO 1000, who determines if a person is a 'Competent person'? The ______

What is considered an ancillary to pressure equipment? ______

The presence of a defect in pressure equipment does not necessarily imply that the equipment is unfit for ______

To ensure safety, in-service inspection of such ______ should follow the principles of this Standard, along with good engineering practice.

AS/NZS 3788:2006 primarily covers pressure equipment and ______. It provides important guidelines and standards for the safe operation and maintenance of these critical components.

______ Activities involve observing the general condition of equipment, including on-line inspection, monitoring, planned or un-planned condition audits, etc. ______ is essential for identifying any potential issues or risks.

The period during the life of pressure equipment from the beginning of commissioning until ______ is referred to as in-service.

A body corporate, firm or person who has right of title to, or management of, or control over, pressure equipment is the Owner/User/Responsible ______

AS ISO 1000, the International System of Units, shall be applied for calculations and reports to ensure ______.

Pressure vessels and associated pressure parts, controls and pipe work covered by AS 1210, BS PD 5500, EN 13445, ASME BPV-VIII, AS 2971 (serially produced pressure vessels) and EN 286-1 are typically included in the scope of this Standard for pressure ______.

The 'competent person' for inspection according to AS/NZS 3788:2006 should be the '______' or a person with equivalent qualifications and experience. The 'competent person' plays a key role in ensuring the quality and safety of the inspection process.

The term 'competent person' is used in this Standard to address a variety of technical requirements. Guidance on competency requirements is provided in ______.

The period during the life of pressure equipment from the beginning of commissioning until ______ is referred to as in-service.

The owner/user/responsible person may determine a person as 'competent' based on their appropriate knowledge and skills acquired through training, experience, qualifications, or some combination of ______.

In New Zealand, the ______ also include certain fired heaters, hot water boilers, gas and steam turbines, steam engines, pumps and compressors. These additional ______ expand the scope of pressure equipment covered.

How is an 'Inspection body' different from an 'Inspector'?

Which code covers the storage tanks that are excluded from AS/NZS 3788:2006?

What is the role of Duty of Care in relation to Occupational Health and Safety Legislation?

'Storage, distribution, or use on network prohibited' is a condition applied to licenses of the ______ mentioned in the text.

The 'competent person' for inspection activities according to AS/NZS 3788:2006 should be the '______' or a person with equivalent qualifications and experience.

AS ISO 1000, the International System of Units, shall be applied for calculations and reports to ensure ______.

In New Zealand, the 'competent person' for inspection activities is the 'inspector' or 'design verifier'. In this context, the 'competent person' may be referred to as the ______.

______ primarily covers pressure equipment and ancillaries. It provides important guidelines and standards for the safe operation and maintenance of these critical components.

Pressure equipment and ______ include boilers, pressure vessels, pressure piping, and pressurized storage tanks. Ancillaries are interconnected parts and components that play a vital role in the functioning of pressure equipment.

Control is taken to encompass the operational life cycle, ie. operation, inspection and testing, repair and alteration, maintenance, re-rating, mothballing or preservation, decommissioning and ______.

The ______ is responsible for ensuring overall compliance with the Standard for pressure equipment, including clarification of roles and ensuring overall compliance.

No rules can be written in sufficient detail to cover all aspects of the inspection of in-service pressure ______. The owner is responsible for ensuring that the extent and frequency of inspection is appropriate and adequate for the continued safe operation of the pressure ______. This may require the seeking of expert advice. Duty of Care is now prescribed by Occupational Health and Safety Legislation. This Standard does not supersede such Duty of Care, but is intended to complement and contribute to it. 1.2 APPLICATION This Standard applies to, but is not limited to, pressure ______ covered by AS/NZS 1200. Typically it includes the following: (a) Boilers and associated pressure parts, controls and pipe work covered by AS 1228, BS 1113, BS 2790, AS 2593 and ASME BPV-I. (b) Pressure vessels and associated pressure parts, controls and pipe work covered by AS 1210, BS PD 5500, EN 13445, ASME BPV-VIII, AS 2971 (serially produced pressure vessels) and EN 286-1. (c) Pressure piping covered by AS 4041, NZS/BS 806, ASME B 31.1 and ASME B 31.3. (d) Pressurized storage tanks built to API 620 or equivalent. (e) Fired heaters. (f) Heritage boilers and pressure vessels. Although pressure ______ with Hazard Level E (to AS 4343) is within the scope of this Standard, no specific requirements have been included. To ensure safety, in-service inspection of such ______ should follow the principles of this Standard, along with good engineering practice. COPYRIGHT Purchased By : Ms Renu Renu.

According to AS/NZS 3788:2006, who determines the fitness for service of pressure equipment?

In New Zealand, the regulations also include certain fired heaters, hot water boilers, gas and steam turbines, steam engines, pumps, and compressors. These additional ______ expand the scope of pressure equipment covered.

A person able to inspect pressure equipment for the purpose of establishing conformity with the specified requirements is referred to as an ______.

What qualifications are necessary for a person to be considered a 'Competent person'?

The owner is responsible for ensuring that the extent and frequency of inspection is appropriate and adequate for the continued safe operation of the pressure ______. This may require the seeking of expert advice. Duty of Care is now prescribed by Occupational Health and Safety Legislation. This Standard does not supersede such Duty of Care, but is intended to complement and contribute to it. 1.2 APPLICATION This Standard applies to, but is not limited to, pressure ______ covered by AS/NZS 1200. Typically it includes the following: (a) Boilers and associated pressure parts, controls and pipe work covered by AS 1228, BS 1113, BS 2790, AS 2593 and ASME BPV-I. (b) Pressure vessels and associated pressure parts, controls and pipe work covered by AS 1210, BS PD 5500, EN 13445, ASME BPV-VIII, AS 2971 (serially produced pressure vessels) and EN 286-1. (c) Pressure piping covered by AS 4041, NZS/BS 806, ASME B 31.1 and ASME B 31.3. (d) Pressurized storage tanks built to API 620 or equivalent. (e) Fired heaters. (f) Heritage boilers and pressure vessels. Although pressure ______ with Hazard Level E (to AS 4343) is within the scope of this Standard, no specific requirements have been included. To ensure safety, in-service inspection of such ______ should follow the principles of this Standard, along with good engineering practice. COPYRIGHT Purchased By : Ms Renu Renu.

Pressure piping covered by AS 4041, NZS/BS 806, ASME B 31.1 and ASME B 31.3 is part of the scope of this Standard for pressure ______.

The owner is responsible for ensuring that the extent and frequency of inspection is appropriate and adequate for the continued safe operation of the pressure ______.

In AS/NZS 3788:2006, what type of machines are referred to as pressurized machines?

Who is responsible for ensuring overall compliance with the Standard for pressure equipment? The ______

What does the licensing information provided prohibit? Storage, distribution or use on network prohibited for ______

What is the owner's responsibility concerning the extent and frequency of inspection for in-service pressure ______?

According to AS/NZS 3788:2006, who should be the 'competent person' for inspection? The 'competent person' for inspection should be the '______' or a person with equivalent qualifications and experience.

What is included in the category of pressure ______ as defined in Clause 1.2?

Pressure equipment and ______ include boilers, pressure vessels, pressure piping, and pressurized storage tanks. Ancillaries are interconnected parts and components that play a vital role in the functioning of pressure equipment.

Pressure equipment and ______ include boilers, pressure vessels, pressure piping, and pressurized storage tanks. Ancillaries are interconnected parts and components that play a vital role in the functioning of pressure equipment.

Which of the following equipment is specifically not dealt with in AS/NZS 3788:2006?

The owner is responsible for ensuring that the extent and frequency of inspection is appropriate and adequate for the continued safe operation of the pressure equipment. This may require the seeking of expert advice. Duty of Care is now prescribed by Occupational Health and Safety Legislation. This Standard does not supersede such Duty of Care, but is intended to complement and contribute to it. 1.2 APPLICATION This Standard applies to, but is not limited to, pressure ______ covered by AS/NZS 1200.

Although pressure ______ with Hazard Level E (to AS 4343) is within the scope of this Standard, no specific requirements have been included. To ensure safety, in-service inspection of such ______ should follow the principles of this Standard, along with good engineering practice.

Pressure piping covered by AS 4041, NZS/BS 806, ASME B 31.1 and ASME B 31.3 is part of the scope of this Standard for pressure ______.

AS ISO 1000, the International System of Units, shall be applied for calculations and reports to ensure ______.

The 'competent person' and 'inspector' definitions in AS/NZS 3788:2006 may slightly differ from regulations in the area of ______.

Pressure vessels and associated pressure parts, controls and pipe work covered by AS 1210, BS PD 5500, EN 13445, ASME BPV-VIII, AS 2971 (serially produced pressure vessels) and EN 286-1 are typically included in the scope of this Standard for pressure ______.

AS/NZS 3788:2006 provides guidance on ancillary equipment such as structures. This Standard specifies the requirements for the initial inspection after installation and prior to commissioning. The inspection flow diagram illustrates the various types of inspection covered by this Standard. This Standard also specifies the minimum requirements for the inspection, repair, and alteration of in-service boilers, pressure vessels, piping, safety equipment, and associated safety controls, and gives guidance in the execution of such activities. This Standard provides information to facilitate grounds for agreement between interested parties, and the establishment of uniform minimum requirements for in-service inspections, including inspection intervals and procedures, to assist in assuring safe and economic operation. Information is provided on mechanisms of deterioration, the assessment of defects, and the assessment of fitness for service of pressure ______.

The 'competent person' for inspection activities is the 'inspector' or 'design verifier'. In this context, the 'competent person' may be referred to as the ______.

The 'competent person' and 'inspector' definitions in AS/NZS 3788:2006 may slightly differ from regulations in the area of ______.

No rules can be written in sufficient detail to cover all aspects of the inspection of in-service pressure ______. The owner is responsible for ensuring that the extent and frequency of inspection is appropriate and adequate for the continued safe operation of the pressure ______. This may require the seeking of expert advice. Duty of Care is now prescribed by Occupational Health and Safety Legislation. This Standard does not supersede such Duty of Care, but is intended to complement and contribute to it.

Pressurized storage tanks built to API 620 or equivalent are considered within the scope of this Standard for pressure ______.

The period during the life of pressure equipment from the beginning of commissioning until ______ is referred to as in-service.

Control is taken to encompass the operational life cycle, ie. operation, inspection and testing, repair and alteration, maintenance, re-rating, mothballing or preservation, decommissioning and ______.

Pressure vessels and associated pressure parts, controls and pipe work covered by AS 1210, BS PD 5500, EN 13445, ASME BPV-VIII, AS 2971 (serially produced pressure vessels) and EN 286-1 are typically included in the scope of this Standard for pressure ______.

Pressure equipment and ______ include boilers, pressure vessels, pressure piping, and pressurized storage tanks. Ancillaries are interconnected parts and components that play a vital role in the functioning of pressure equipment.

A body corporate, firm or person who has right of title to, or management of, or control over, pressure equipment is the Owner/User/Responsible ______.