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Rbi may include methodologies to assess the effectiveness of the
management systems in maintaining
A. Mechanical integrity
B. Total asset integrity
C. Plant integrity
Equipment reliability is especially important if leaks can be caused by
A. Secondary failures, such as loss of utilities
B. Primary failures such as leak due to severe corrosion —
C. Tertiary failures due to valve gland packing leak
Reliability efforts, such as reliability centered maintenance (rcm), can
be linked with rbi, resulting in an integrated program to
‘A. Reduce downtime in an operating unit
B. Reduce operating time of a unit
C. To reduce risk by mitigation activities
In jurisdictions that permit the application of the API Inspection Codes
and standards
‘A. Rbi should be an acceptable method for setting inspection plans.
B. Rem should be an acceptable method for setting the inspection
plans
C. Pha
to be established to judge acceptability of risk could
he an objective of the rbi assessment if such criteria do not exist
already within the user’s company.
A. Risk criteria
B. Risk plan
C. Risk analysis
is usually not the primary objective of arbi
assessment, but it is frequently a side effect of optimization.
A. Reducing inspection costs
B. Increasing inspection costs
C. Increasing frequency of inspection programs7.)
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9.)
When the inspection program is optimized based on an understanding
of risk, one or more of the following cost reduction benefits may be
realized. Except one
A. Ineffective, unnecessary or inappropriate inspection activities may
be eliminated
B. Effective, necessary or appropriate inspection activities may be
eliminated
C. On-line or non-invasive inspection methods may be substituted for
invasive methods that require equipment shutdown
D. More effective infrequent inspections may be substituted for less
effective frequent inspections
The following are the risks identified by rbi assessment that may be
managed by actions other than inspection. Except ane
‘A. Modification of the process to eliminate conditions driving the risk
B. Modification of operating procedures to avoid situations driving the
risk
C. Chemical treatment of the process to reduce deterioration
rates/susceptibilities
D. Identifying and detecting deterioration and predicting future
deterioration states with advanced inspection technique(s)
For qualitative rbi analysis it us important to establish a set of rules to
assure consistency in
A. Categorization or classification
B. Segregation
C. Ranking
10.) Generally, a qualitative analysis using broad ranges requires a
from the user than a quantitative approach.
A. Higher level of judgment, skill and understanding
B. Lower level of judgment, skill and understanding
11.) The models are evaluated to provide both qualitative
and quantitative insights about the level of risk and to identify the
design, site, or operational characteristics that are the most important
to risk
A. Probabilistically
B. Statistically
C. Linearly
D. Logically13.) Potential source of errors in rbi analysis regarding data quality are the
following except
‘A. Assumptions in equipment history
B. Outdated drawings and documentation
C. Inspector error
D. Advanced inspection methods
14.) The following assumption can be made that significantly impact the
calculated corrosion rate early in the equipment life
A. If the base line thickness were not performed the nominal thickness
may be used for the original thickness
B. If original thickness not available, averaged ut thickness readings
may be used
C. if the original thickness not available, maximum ut thickness
readings may be used
15.) may result in the calculated corrosion rate appearing
artificially high or low.
A. Clerical error
_B, Measurement error
C. Inspector error
D. Ut scanning
16.) The data validation step stresses the need for a knowledgeable
individual.
A. To comparing data from the inspections to the expected
deterioration mechanism and rates
B. To compare the results with previous measurements on that system
C. Similar systems at the site or within the company or published data
D. All of the above
17.) The amount and type of codes and standards used by a facility can have
A. Significant impact on rbi results
B. No impact on rbi results
C. Less significant impact on rbi results
18.) Who should be consulted to define the equipment deterioration
mechanisms, susceptibility and potential failure modes?
21.) Who can provide useful input (such as the spectrum of process
conditions, injection points etc.). To aid materials specialists in the
identification of deterioration mechanisms and rates.
A. Process specialists
B. Plant operation specialists
C. Asset integrity experts
D. Inspection engineers
22.) Thinning causes the loss of material from
A. External surfaces only
B. Internal surfaces only
C. External or internal surfaces
23.) Sec occurs when equipment is exposed to environments
‘A. Conducive to certain cracking mechanisms
B. Unfavourable to certain cracking mechanisms
C. Unbeneficial to certain cracking mechanisms
24.) _____ are often necessary to establish susceptibility of
equipment to stress corrosion cracking.
A. Literature, expert opinion and experience
B. Cracking mechanisms
C. Damage mechanisms
D. Fluid toxicity and its constituents25.)
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30.)
___ curves are referred for the deterioration mechanism
for carbon and low ally steel materials.
A. Nelson curves
B. Ph concentration curves
C. Schmidt curves for sulfide corrosion
Following are the critical variables for deterioration mechanism except
A. Material of construction
B. Process operating
C. Start up and shut down conditions
D. insulation
Following are the common mechanical deterioration mechanisms
except
A. Fatigue
B. Stress/creep rupture
C. Tensile overload
D. Intergranular corrosion
Depending on the methodology employed in qualitative analysis, the
categories may be described with words such as
A. High, medium or low or may have numerical descriptors.
B. High, medium or low only
C. Numerical descriptors only
When in accurate or insufficient failure data exists on the specific
‘equipment item for quantative probability of failure analysis then
‘A. General industry, company or manufacturer failure data used ‘|
B. Process hazard analysis failure data may be used
C. Process and toxic concentration analysis may be used
Deterioration rates can be expressed in terms of
A. Corrosion rates for thinning or susceptability for mechanisms where
deterioration rate is unknown
Corrosion rates for thinning only
immeasurable quantity
). Discrete numbers
Susceptible rates only
mooe31.) Damage mechanisms where deterioration rates are immeasurable or
unknown are
A. Stress corrosion cracking
B. Hydrogen inducen cracking
C. Thinning
D. All of the above
E. Both a and b
32.) The ability to state the rate of deterioration precisely is affected by
the following except
A. By equipment complexity
B. Type of deterioration mechanism, process and metallurgical
variations
. Inaccessibility for inspection, limitations of inspection and test
methods
. Lack of coverage of an area subject to deterioration
. None of the above
moa
33.) The type of failure mode that likely to occur due to pitting
A. Small hole sized leaks
B. Small holes to ruptures
C. Cracks
D. Catastrophic rupture
34.) The type of failure mode that likely to occur due to ssc
A. Small holes to rupture
B. Small holes
C. Cracks
D. Only rupture
35.) The type of failure mode that likely to occur due to mechanical and
metallurgical deterioration
A. Small holes to ruptures
B. Cracks
C. Catastrophic ruptures
D. Leaks
36.
The type of failure mode that likely to occur due thinning
A. Larger leaks or rupture
B. Only rupture
C. Metal loss
D. Cracks37.)
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42.)
If a very aggressive acid is carried over from a corrosion resistant part
of a system into a downstream vessel that is made of carbon steel, the
result would be
A. Rapid corrosion could result in failure in a few hours or days.
B. General corrosion over a period of time could result in metal loss
C. No deterioration will take place since carbon steel is resistent to
aggressive acid
If multiple inspections have been performed, which inspection may
best reflect current operating conditions?
‘A. Most recent inspection
B. Base line inspection survey
C. Process conditions
D. Corrosion survey
Probability side of the risk equation is normally managed by
A. Plant inspectors or inspection engineers
B. Maintenance planning engineers
C. Process safety personnel
D. Both a and b
Other functional failures are usually covered within
A. Rbi
B. Rem
C. Pha
D. Hazop
Following will cover the functional failures except
A. Heat exchanger tube failure
B. Pressure relief device failure
C. Rotating equipment failure -
D. Static equipment failure due to process environment
Qualitative consequence analysis of failure can be estimated separately
for each unit, system, equipment group or individual equipment item.
‘A. On the basis of expert knowledge and experience
B. On the basis of available data
C. On the basis of process and environmental conditions
D. No basis required since it is qualitative43.) Results of quantitative consequence analysis are usually expressed in
A. Numeric -
B. Ranges from high to low
C. Frequency
D. Occasion
44.) In most consequence evaluations, a key element in deter-mining the
magnitude of the consequence is
A. The volume of fluid released
B. Amount of surface area exposed due to toxic release
C. Physical area impacted by release
45.) Following is the unit of measure of consequence that is least developed
‘among those currently used for rbi assessment
A. Affected area
B. Cost
C. Environmental damage
D. Safety
46.) Most of the damage from thermal effects tends to occur in
A. Close range +
B. Wide range
C. Large distance
D. None of the above
47.) Toxic releases in rbi are only addressed when they affect
A. Personnel
B. Equipment
C. Process
48.) The rbi program for environmental consequences, typically focuses
‘A. On acute and immediate environmental risks, rather than chronic
risks from low-level emissions.
B. On acute and immediate chronic risks than immediate
environmental risks
C. Non threat environmental risks
49.) The consequences of environmental damage are best understood by
A. Cost
B. Release
C. Volume of fluid
D. Toxic concentration (y“50.) Maintenance impact will generally be measured in monetary term and
typically includes:
A. Repairs and equipment replacement
B. Method of cleanup
C. Safety systems