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I looked at the National Board Synopsis for Texas. It looks like they require ASME construction but they do not Inspect or require National board Registration. It would be best to call them and find out for sure. I also remember hearing that as of 1/1/2007 they will start to regulate pressure...

The answer is no, ASME requires that the certificate Holder have the required Code books. This is verifed by the Joint Review Team Leader during the review. If this did happen then the entire Review Team including the Leader did not perform in accordance the ASME prodedures. I would report...

MicroEng: Read ALL of UG-117 it tells you how to obtain an ASME Cert and it also contains the requirment for an agreement with an AIA. You CANNOT build and stamp an ASME vessel without an Authorized Inspector involved. If you don't have a Code book buy one, if you have a Code book look in the...

The 2006 Addenda was issued on July 1 2006. It is permissive for use untill 1/1/07 when it becomes mandatory. You can use Compress untill the next update from Codeware. The Code effective date for a pressure vessel is the P O date. See the forward of the Code.

The qualifications of an Authorized Observer are given in ASME PTC 25.

An ASME Designee is a person that represents ASME during a Joint review or Survey. In other words the Team Leader or on a Nuclear Survey a Team menber. I am qualified as both. An Observer is a person that may witness S V testing at a lab or manufacturer.

My first Chief Inspector when I went to work got HSB in the 1970's informed Me of an interesting fact. That during WWII the factor was lowered to save material, and that Boilers stamped during this period also had "NE" for National Emergency. These items were to be destroyed at the end of the...

Weld reinforcement has nothing to do with efficency. Maybe you are thinking about Section I? Up untill the 1980's you only got 100% when the reinforcement was removed. Review UW 11 and 12.

The hammer test was taken out of the Code in the early 1950's. I was to be applied only to welded vessels rivited vessels were exempt. Welding was a "new " thing and they didn't trust it.

Yes I still use compress mainly when checking calculations and whe teaching class.

TomBarsh: you are correct in the above case 1 spot is all that is required. Some manufactuers don't understand UW-11(a)(5)(b).You would not belive some of the answers I get when preforming a Joint Review.

emrvin3: The Ivy Tech program is held onlt in Terre Haute, it has been in existance for over 25 years and has a very high sucess rate for the last 2 years it has been 100%. Its true you do need experiance but you also get credit for education. The point systen is described on the website. If...

I teach a class at Ivy Tech in Terre Haute Indiana, the next class starts on May 21st and runs through June 2nd. The next national Board exam will be held on June 7th and 8th. If you are serious and want more information here is the website for the class...

Was mine too spent 18 years with them.

HSB still has their own class. But its just internal they no longer offer it outside their company.

Things Have changed a lot from 1979. The test now covers Sect I, IV,VIII, B31.1 in the math section. Section IX in the welding section. On The general Section it covers Sections I, 31.1, IV, V, VIII, IX and the NBIC. Only one insurance company still runs their own class.

I teach the course at Ivy Tech, the next class starts on May 21st and runs through June 2nd. The Ivy Tech website has good information on it. You may want to get the Pre-Course Study Guide, it will give you an idea of the content. You can also call Becky Miller at Ivy Tech and ask for a course...

You must pirchase the Code Cases seperatly from the Code. They are not included in Section VIII. Your AIA will have a set and you can get a copy from them.

The existing opening can only pass a given ammount of steam through it. You must determine if the 2" opening can pass 4317lbs/hr of steam through it. if the answer is yes then you can mount 2 valves on the single opening using a duplex valve or 2 valves on a "Y" Both vaves must be of equal...

A repad if requied by Code is pressure retaining, and would require a partial data report if supplied as a welded assembly.