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PG-20
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PG-69.2.4
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14-241
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PG-27.2.3 deletion
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PG-60.1
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Revise PG-69.1
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16-1931
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New Non-mandatory Appendix
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Dissimilar metal welds (DMWs) between creep strength enhanced ferritic (CSEF) steel and
austenitic stainless steel components
• New Non-mandatory Appendix
for incorporation in BPV I
• this new Non-mandatory
Appendix X, Guideline for
Fabrication of Dissimilar Metal
Welds between 9Cr CSEF Steels
and Austenitic Stainless Steels is
being developed to provide best
practices and enhanced safety
of dissimilar metal welds.
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PG-31.4 / PW-17
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PG-106.1 and PG-106.4
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PG-32.2.2 & PG-32.3.3
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PW-53 Test Plates
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PW-53.2 Welded Test Plates
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PW-38
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• Comprehensive revision
of PW-38:
– Detailed rules for
preheating and inter-
pass temperatures, as
well as interruption of
welding and preheat.
– Eliminates non-
mandatory appendix A-
100.
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PG-42.4.12
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• Note 4: For tubular butt welds made using machine or automatic weld processes,
preheat may be considered as self-preheating, when the weld is completed without
interruption, subject to: …
• PW-38.8 Interruption of Welding
(a) The minimum preheat temperature shall be maintained until welding is complete
except interruption of welding is permitted when the following conditions as
appropriate shown below are satisfied: …
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PW-5.4 and Table PW-39-5, Note (3)
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PW-39.2 Revised
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Review of Fig. PG-33
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An example:
𝜃𝜃 = 90° 𝜃𝜃 = 45° 𝜃𝜃 = 0°
F=0.50 F=0.75 F=1.00
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PG-58.3.4
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R17-440
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PG-112.2.5
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PG-113.4, Retention of Form P-4A
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18-2028
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Appendix E-6
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17-311
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PG-58.3.1 Single Boiler Prime Mover Installation
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BEP
Superheater
Desuperheater
vvv
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Pressure
vv
Relief Valve Valve(s)
Hottest Area
of the Furnace Drain
Integral
BEP
Prime Mover
Superheater Not only the valve, but (e.g. Turbine)
the connection can be
omitted from BEP
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Revision to Table PW-39-1
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Table PW-39-1
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(a) Postweld heat treatment is not mandatory for P-No 1 Group 1 materials under the following
conditions:
1. when the nominal thickness as defined in PW-39.3 is 1 in. (25 mm) or less regardless of CE.
2. when the nominal thickness as defined in PW-39.3 exceeds 1in. (25mm), postweld heat
treatment is not required when the calculated carbon equivalent, CE, of each of the base metals
in the weld joint is less than or equal to 0.45 using the formula below, and a minimum preheat
of 200°F (95°C) is applied.
2017 Edition
• (a) PWHT is not required for P-No. 1 Group 1 materials when the calculated carbon equivalent (CE)
is less than or equal to 0.45, and the nominal thickness as defined in PW-39.3 is 1.5 in. (38 mm) or
less. When the nominal thickness is greater than 1.5 in. (38 mm), PWHT is not required when the
calculated CE is less than or equal to 0.45 and a minimum preheat of 250°F (120°C) is applied.
Electroslag welds shall follow the PWHT requirements of PW-27.3 and PW-39.7.
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Blowoff and Blowndown Connections
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18-1050
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PG-99.4.2 Test Gage Range
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18-1185
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Code Jurisdictional Limits for Piping
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• Add new figure for Code Jurisdictional Limits for Piping for Firetube Boilers and
add a reference to the figure.
• Some jurisdictions have asked for guidance on Code jurisdictional limits for
piping for firetube boilers, indicating that it is not clear to inspectors how Figure
PG-58.3.1(a) should be applied to this equipment. This new figure clarifies the
limits.
Firetube Boilers
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Table A-360, reference to B31.1-2018.
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Section II, Part A Table II-200-1
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Since the construction Codes The summary of Code usage was discontinued.
and/or Section II, Part D control
the application of the material for
construction, and since there is a
complete index on materials in the
Code Case books, the
continuation of the Table II-200-1
summary of usage is of limited
use.
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Section II Part A
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HG-510 and HLW-505.2
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HG-531 Stamping of Parts and Access.
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Figure HG-530.1
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HG-615 Modular Boilers
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16-2865
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HC-403 Cast Iron Boilers
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16-1189
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HLW-600.3 Authorized Inspector’s Duty
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18-1139
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HLW-602 Stamping
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HLW-602
E-100
water temperature, maximum: the maximum
water temperature permissible in a completed
boiler or water heater.
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HLW-602 Stamping
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17-3174
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HLW-701 Temperature Controls
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18-327
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Appendix 2, Table 2-100
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T-120(e)(1) and (e)(2)
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Article 1 Mandatory Appendix III & IV
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Mandatory Appendix III & IV are used for the purpose of identifying exceptions to 2016 Edition of SNT-TC-1A
and ASNT/ANSI CP-189 requirements for “Qualification and Certification of Nondestructive Testing Personnel.”
The requirements identified in Mandatory Appendix III & IV take exception to those specific requirements as
identified in the 2016 Editions of SNT-TC-1A and ASNT/ANSI CP-189 documents.
In addition to Mandatory Appendix II, the following are exceptions and additions to SNT-TC-1A 206 / CP-189
2016 Editions apply:
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T-150(d)
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I-121
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17-847
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SNT-TC-1A 2016 changes
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2006/2011/2016
Comparison
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Article 1, Mandatory Appendix III
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• Where ASNT SNT-TC-1A 2016 Edition has used the verb “should” throughout the
document to emphasize the recommendation presented, Section V has modified
many of the “should” statements to designate minimum requirements when
SNT-TC-1A is utilized as the basis for the required Written Practice for Section V
compliance. Replacing Section V “shall” statements with “should” statements is
not allowed.
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SNT-TC-1A (2016) 1.0 Scope
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2.0 Definitions
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2.0 Definitions / 3.0 NDE Testing Methods
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• Added Technique
• Identified
applicable methods
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4.0 Levels of Qualification
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4.0 Levels of Qualification
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5.0 Written Practice
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6.0 Education, Training and Experience
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App III
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6.0 Education, Training and Experience
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6.0 Education, Training and Experience
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6.0 Education, Training and Experience
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6.0 Education, Training and Experience
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7.0 Training Programs
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8.0 Examinations
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8.0 Examinations
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8.0 Examinations
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App III
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8.0 Examinations
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8.0 Examinations
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A valid ACCP Level II or ASNT NDT Level II certification shall not be accepted as fulfilling the specific and practical
examination criteria for each applicable method.
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The candidate shall detect at least 80% of discontinuities and conditions specified by the NDE
Level III.
Essentially adds the need for a practical in techniques of methods, not just the method alone.
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8.0 Examinations
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A valid ACCP Level III or ASNT NDT Level III certification shall not be accepted as fulfilling the specific examination.
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8.0 Examinations
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8.0 Examinations
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App III
8.7 NDT/PdM Level III Examinations
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9.0 Certification
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12.0 Recertification
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App III
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13.0 Termination
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13.0 Termination
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App III
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Paragraph U-2(g) and New Appendix 46
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14-1972
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Appendix 10-13(b)(14)
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Revised Paragraph 10-13(b)(8)
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17-1378
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USC-66(c)
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UG-116 Nameplates
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15-722
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UW-16
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UW-16(d)(2) & Figure UW-16.1 (p-2)
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17-1344
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UG-14
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17-1800 See RN17-683 3.2.5.2 (a) for Section VIII Div. 2 changes
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Certification and Accreditation Requirements
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• Deleted Appendix DD
• Certification and Accreditation requirements
are now contained and kept current at CA
Connect, including preparation, application,
and certification guidelines. This eliminates
the need to maintain this information in
nonmandatory appendixes and normative
annex. This item will eliminate guides for
certificates of authorization in VIII-1 Appendix
DD, VIII-2 Annex 2-H, VIII-3 Appendix 3 and
eliminate supporting references. Reference to
https://www.asme.org/shop/certificati
on-accreditation provided in appropriate
paragraphs.
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UW-11(a)(4)
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This proposed change makes nozzle or communicating chamber radiography required only when
the nozzle or communicating chamber itself exceeds the thickness requirements of UW-11(a)(2),
or if the shell and/or head (so the entire vessel) is designed for lethal service or as an unfired
steam boiler exceeding 50PSI.
UW-11(a)(4) does allow for certain exemptions for Category B and C butt joints, due to thickness
in these nozzles and communicating chambers, but not for Category A or D joints butt joints
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UW-50
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17-3222, 18-1091,
and 18-1195
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UG-84(h)(2)(-b)
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VIII-2
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Certifying Engineer and Designer
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18-1729
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Identical Design Specifications
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18-220
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Impact Vessel Test Plates
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18-277
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New Article KM-6
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• Created new Article KM-6 in Div. 3, This is an attempt to make the Code more
to consolidate location of all user friendly by consolidating all of the
material models used for analysis. material models into part KM and referencing
• Created Part KM-6, moved KD-360 them in all other areas of the book.
cyclic stress strain curves to Part
KM-6, modified reference to
material model in KD-231.1, moved
KD-231.4 to new Part KM-6,
modified material reference in KD-
234.1, KD-236 and other misc.
references throughout the book to
refer to new part KM-6, and moved
description of elastic perfectly
plastic material model to KM-6 from
KD-236.
• Incorporation of Code Case 2564 into the main body of ASME VIII-3 will
include the following additions:
– KG-6, Requirements for Impulsively Loaded Vessel
– KM-6 Rules for covers on impulsively loaded vessels
– KD-210(t), definition of Impulsively Loaded Vessel and KD-250(u) definition of
QSP
– KD-240, Additional Requirements for Impulsively Loaded Vessels
– KT-350, Requirements for Impulsively Loaded Vessels
– KR-7, Requirements for Impulsively Loaded Vessels
– KS-102, Marking of Impulsively Loaded Vessels
– Non-Mandatory Appendix K, Guidance on Fatigue and Fracture Assessment for
Impulsively Loaded Vessels
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KM-211.1(b) and KM-211.1(c)
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Table KG-141
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KT-312 Upper Limit
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KG-310 and KG-322
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QG-104
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QW-423.1
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QW-404.10
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QW-423.1
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QW-300.1
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PQR Form QW-483
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15-178 / 16-2979
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QG-106
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QW-202.2 & QW-451
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QW-101
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QG-107
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QW-403.5
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QW-191.1.3
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QW-404.5
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RT-510(a)
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Appendix 8
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Table 8-700.2.1-1
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8-700.5.4.1
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8-700.5.3.1
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Questions
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