AN INTERNATIONAL CODE 2007 ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code Pa) Tiered V NONDESTRUCTIVE EXAMINATION ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Committee Subcommittee on Nondestructive Examination , C. S) The American Society of ® Mechanical EngineersDane of tosvance: Jay 1, 2007 (alas all Auenda dated July 2006 and exe} ‘This itemationl coe or standard was developed under procedures acreited as meeting the criteria foe American National ‘Standards and it isan American National Suadard, The Stans Commitee tat approved the code or standard wa balanced to assure that invnsal from competent an concerted interests have had an oppeunity to partipat. The proposed cede for standard was mace availale for public review and comment that provides an opportunity for addsional publ np rm indasy, academia, regulatory agencies, andthe publi are. 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Part B — Nonferrous Material Specitications Part C — Specifications for Welding Rods, Part D — Properties (Customary) Part D — Properties (Metric) ectrodes, and Filler Metals IL Rales for Construction of Nuclear Facility Components Subsection NCA — General Requirements for Division | and Division 2 Division 1 Subsection NB — Class 1 Components Class 2 Components Subsection ND — Class 3 Components Subsection NE — Class MC Components Subsection NF — Supports Subsection NG — Core Support Structures Subsection NH — Class | Components in Elevated Temperature Service Appendices Division 2 — Cade for Concrete Containments Division 3 — Containments for Transportation and Storige of Spent Nuclear Fuel and High Level Radipactive Material and Waste TV Rules for Construction of Heating: Boilers V Nondestructive Examination VI Recommended Rules for the Care and Operation of Heating Boilers Vit Recommended Guidelines for the Care of Power Boilers VIL Rules for Construction of Pressure Vessels Divsion | Division 2 — Alternative Rules Division 3 — ARtemative Rules for Construction of High Prewure Vessels IX Welding and Brazing Qualifications X — FiberReinforced Plastic Press XI Rules for Inservice Inspection of Nuclear Power Pls Vessels Components XI Rules for Construction and Cos ued Service of Transport TanksADDENDA Colored-sheet Addenda, which include additions and \ to individual Sections of the Code, are published annually and will be sent automatically to purchasers of the applicable Sections up to the publication of the 2010 Code. 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Examinations and Inspection Evaluation Records/Documentation Glossary of Terms for Nondestructive Examination Nonmandatory Appendix Mandatory Appendices ' Imperfection vs Type of NDE Method. Radiographic Examination Scope General Requirements. Equipment and Materials. Calibration. Examination Evaluation Documentation Location Marker Sketches Hole-Type 1Q1 Designation, Thickness, and Hole Diameters Wire 1Q1 Designation, Wire Diameter, and Wire Identity 1QI Selection Equivalent Hole-Type IQ Sensitivity In-Motion Radiography 160 Real-Time Radioscopic Examination m1 Digital Image Acquisition, Display. and Storage for Radiography and Radioscopy Vv Interpretation, Evaluation, and Disposition of Radiographie and Radioscopic Examination Test Results Produced by the Digital Image Acquisition and Display Process, v Glossary of Terms for Radiographic Examination vi Digital Image Acquisition, Display, Interpretation, and Storage of Radiographs for Nuclear Applications vu Radiographic Examination of Metallic Castings vul Radiography Using Phosphor imaging Plate Nonmandatory Appendices A Recommended Radiographic Technique Sketches for Pipe or Tube Welds. : c Hole-Type 1Q1 Placement Sketches for Welds D Number of IQs (Special Cases) Article 4 Ultrasonic Examination Methods for Welds T-410 Scope 7-420 General. 7-430 Equipment T4409 Miscellaneous Requirements 7.450 ‘Techniques T-460 Calibration T4710 Examination 7-480 Evaluation... 7-490 Documentation Figures 1434.17. Ratio Limits for Curved Surfaces T4362 Non-Piping Calibration Blocks. T4343 Calibration Block for Pipe T-4344.1 Calibration Block for Technique One 7434421 Altemate Calibration Block for Technique One 1-434.4.2.2 Altemate Calibration Block for Technique One 143443 Alternate Calibration Block for Technique Two Table 421 Requirements of an Ultrasonic Examination Procedure I Screen Height Linearity n Amplitude Control Linearity, Mm Time of Flight Diffractiion (TOFD) Technique Vv Phased Array, Single Fixed Angle With Manual Raster Sean ‘Nonmandatory Appendices Layout of Vessel Reference Points, General Techniques for Angle Beam Calibrations General Techniques for Straight Beam Calibrations Examples of Recording Angle Ream Examination Data gaom> 20 a B 28 28 31 34 34 4l 41 Py al 46 46 48 50 32 4B 45 47 47 48 53 3 33 58 7” osMandatory Appenc 1 u m Computerized Imaging Techniques Alternate Calibratinn Block Configuration Examination of Welds Using Angle Beam Search Units Alternative Basie Calibration Block Recording Straight Beam Examination Data tor Planar Reflectors ‘TOFD Sizing Demonstration/Dusl Probe — Computer Imaging Technique General Techniques tor Angle Beam Longitudinal Wave Calibrations. Time of Flight Diffraction (TOFD) Interpretation. Ultrasonic Examination Methods for Materials Scope General Equipment Calibration Examination Evaluation Documentation Straight Beam Calibration Blocks for Botting Variables of an Uhrasonic Examination Procedure Ultrasonie Examination of Pumps and Valves Inservice Examination of Nozzle Inside Corner Radius and Inner Corner Regions Glossary of sms tor Ultrasonic Framinaton Inservice Examination of Bolts Liquid Penetrant Examination Scope General, Equipment Miscellaneous Requirements Technique Calibration. Examination Evaluation Documentation Requirements of « Liquid Penetrant Examination Procedure Minimum Dwell Times Glossary of Terms fbr Liquid Penetrant Examination Conirol of Contaminants for Liquid Penetrant Examination Qualification Techniques For Examinations at Nonstandard Temperatures 68 4 16 9 82 x tow tos tos 108 los lor hos los os los ns 16 ny 19 LnArticle 7 ‘Magnetic Particle Examination. T-710 Scope 1-720 General 1-730 Equipment 1-740 Miscellaneous Requirements, 7-750 Technique 7-760 Calibration, T7710 Examination 7-780 Evaluation 7-790 Documentation Figures T-754.2.1 Single-Pass and Two-Pass Central Conductor Technique T-758.2.2 ‘The Effective Region of Examination When Using an Offset Central Conductor... 7 : T-764.1.1 ie-Shaped Magnetic Particle Field Indicator. 1.764.121 Artificial Flaw Shims 7-764.1.2.2 Artificial Flaw Shims 7766.1 Ketos (Betz) Test Ring. Table Ta Requirements of a Magnetic Particle Examination Procedure ‘Mandatory Appendices 1 Magnetic Particle Examination Using the AC Yoke Technique on Ferrtic Materials Coated With Nonmagnetic Coatings. 1 Glossary of Terms for Magnetic Particle Examination im Magnetic Particle Examination Using the Yoke Technique With Fluorescent Particles in an Undarkened Area. . Nonmandatory Appendix A ‘Measurement of Tangential Field Strength With Gaussmeters Article 8 Eddy Current Examination of Tubular Products. 7-810 Scope .. Mandatory Appendices 1 Glossary of Terms for Eddy Current Examination rm Eddy Current Examination of Nonferromagnetic Heat Exchanger Tubing rn Eddy Current Examination on Coated Fernitic Materials Vv External Coil Eddy Current Examination of Tubular Products. v Eddy Current Measurement of Nonconductive-Nenmagnetic Coating Thickness on a Nonmaghetic Metallic Material vl Eddy Current Detection and Measurement of Depth of Surface Discontinuities in Nonmagnetic Metals With Surface Probes. Article 9 isual Examination T910 Scope 7920 General 7-930 Equipment 1-950 Technique 7-980 Evaluation 2 122 122 122 123 123 126 129 1B BI 12s 1s 126 127 128 130 132 Ba 135 137 138 18 139 139 14s 147 149 Ist 134 154 isa 155 155 155T9390 Documentation Table 7-921 Requirements of a Visual Examination Procedure Mandatory Appendix t Glossary of Terms for Visual Examination Article 10 Leak Testing. ‘T1000 Introduction T1010 ‘Seope ‘T-1020 General T-1030 Equipment T1080 Miscellaneous Requirements, T-1050 Procedure. T-1060 Calibration, T1070 Test. T-1080 Evaluation T1090 Documentation Mandatory Appendices L Bubble Test — Direct Pressure Technique 0 Bubble Test — Vacuum Box Technique am Halogen Diode Detector Probe Test WV Helium Mass Spectrometer Test — Detector Probe Technique v Helium Mass Spectrometer Test — Tracer Probe Technique vi Pressure Change Test vil Glossary of Terms for Leak Testing vm ‘Thermal Conductivity Detector Probe Test 1x Helium Mass Spectrometer Test — Hood Technique. x Ultrasonic Leak Detector Test Nonmandatory Appendix A ‘Supplementary Leak Testing Formula Symbols. Article LI Acoustic Emission Examination of Fiber-Reinforeed Plast Vessels. TAN Scope T1120 General T1130 Equipment and Supplies. T1140 Application Requitements T1160 Calibration. Tso Evaluation T4190 Documentation Figures T-1142e\(0}a) Atmospheric Vessels Stressing Sequence T-1142(e)1)06) Vacuum Vessels Stressing Sequence T-A14%e\1}(€) ‘Test Algorithm — Flowchart for Atmospheric Vessels T1426 N21 Pressure Vessel Stressing Sequence T1142 \2\t0) Algorithm — Flowchart for Pressure Vessels Iss 156 157 1st 17 1ST 158 158 158 150 19 159 160 161 163 los 68 170 m 172 15 7 180 18 181 at 182 183 188 184 184 185 186 187 188 10Tables 121 Requirements for Reduced Operating Level Immediately Prior to Examination ‘ T1181 Evaluation Criteria Mandatory Appendices 1 Instrumentation Performance Requirements u Instrument Calibration i m Glossary of Terms for Acoustic Emission Examination of Fiber- Reinforced Plastic Vessels Nonmandatory Appendix A ‘Sensor Placement Guidelines Article 12 Acoustic Emission Examination of Metallic Vessels During Pressure Testing . : T1210 Scope T1220 General... fey 7.1230 Equipment and Supplies. T1240 Application Requirements . T1260 Calibration. i T-1280 Evaluation 7.1290 Documentation Figure 7-1244.3.2 An Example of Pressure Vessel Test Stressing Sequence Table T1281 ‘An Example of Evaluation Criteria for Zone Location, Mandatory Appendices t Instrumentation Performance Requirements u Instrument Calibration and Cross-Referencing 1 Glossary of Terms for Acoustic Emission Examination of Meta Pressure Vessels, ‘Nonmandatory Appendices A Sensor Placement Guidelines B Supplemental Information for Conducting Acoustic Emission Examinations Article 13 Continuous Acoustic Emission Mor T1310 Scope 77-1320 General 7-130 Equipment T1340 Requirements T-1350 Procedure Requirements, T1360 Calibration T1370 Examination T-1380 Exaluation/Results, T1390 Reports/Records 181 190 19 192 194 195 201 201 201 202 202 203 203 208 204 206 207 207 209Figures 7.1331 1.13322 Mandatory Appendices I " Ww Wv v vl vit Article Lf T1410 T1420 T1830 T1440 T1450 T1460 T-L70 T1480 T1490 Tables T1721 T-1472.2 Mandatory Appendix I 1 Article 18 Testo T1520 T1530 T1540 T1560 T-1570 T1580 7.1590 Figure T1533 Table T1522 Article 16 T1610 T-1620 F-1630 T1610 Functional Flow Diagram — Continuous AE Monitoring System Response of a Waeguide AE Sensor Inductively Tuned to S(X) kHz Nuclear Components, Non-Nuclear Metal Components Nonmetallic Components. Limited Zone Monicoring Hostile Environment Applica Leak Detection Applications Glossary of Terms for Acoustic Emission Examination Examination System Qualification Scope General Requirements, Equipment Application Requirentents Conduct of Quilification Demonstration Calibration Examination Evaluation Documentation and Records Total Number of Samples for a Given Number of Misses at a Specitied Confidence Level and POD Required Number of First Stage Examiners vs. Target Pass Rate Glossary of Terms fir Examination System Qualification UT Performance Demonstration Criter Alternating Current Field Measurement Technique (ACEMT). Scope General Equipment Miscellaneous Reyuiremens Calibration Examination Evaluation Documentation ACEMT Calibration Block Requirements of an ACEMT Examination Procedure, Magnetic Flux Leakage (MFL) Examination Scope General Equipment Requirements 217 27 224 29 34 3% 239 240 mI 241 245 245 24s 245 246 246 2a 28. 248 247 uy 249 249 251 251T1650 7-160 T1670 T-1680 Figures T-1622.1.1 T1622.1.2 Table T1623 Article 17 T1710 T1720 T1730 T1750 7.1760 1.1770 T-1780 T-1790 Figures T1762 T-1763.\ca) T-1763.1(6) T1763.2 Table TnI SUBSECTION B Article 22 SE.94 (ASTM E 94-04) SE-747 (ASTM E 747-97), SE.999 (ASTM E 999-05) SE-1025 (ASTM E 1025-05) SE-1030 (ASTM E 1030-00) SEIN (ASTM E 1114-03) SE-1165, ‘ASTM E 1165-04) Calibration. Examination Evaluation Documentation Reference Plate Dimensions Reference Pipe or Tube Dimensions. Requirements of an MEL. Examination Procedure. Remote Field Testing (RFT) Examination Method. Scope General Equipment Technique Calibration Examination Evaluation .. Documentation Pit Reference Tube (Typical) Voltage Plane Display of Differential Channel Response tor Through Wall Hole (Through Hole Signal) and 20% Groove Showing, Preferred Angular Relationship Voltage Plane Display of Differential Channe! Response for the Tube ‘Support Plate (TSP), 20% Groove, and Through Wall Hole (Through Hole Signal) Reference Curve and the Absolute Channel Signal Response From ‘Two Circumferential Grooves and a Tube Suppor Plate Requirements of an RFT Examination Procedure Documents Adopted by Section V Radiographic Standards Standard Guide for Radiographic Examination Standard Practice for Design, Manufacture, and Material Grouping Classification of Wire Image Quality Indicators (IQ1) Used for Radiology Standard Guide for Controlling the Quality of Industiial Radiographic Film Processing Standard Practice for Design. Manufacture, and Material Grouping Classification of Hole-Type Image Quality Indicators (IQH) Used for Radiology Standard Test Method for Radiographic Examins Castings, ‘Standard Test Method for Determining the Focal Size of (ridium 192 Industrial Radiographic Sources Standard Test Method tor Measurement of Focal Spots of Industral X-Ray Tubes hy Pinhole Imagine, jon of Metallic 251 251 251 251 250 250 251 253 253 253 253 254 254 256 256 256 254SE-1285 ASTM E 1255.90, (R2002)] SE-L416 (ASTM EF 1416-05) SE-1647 [ASTM E 1687-03) Article 23, SA-388/SA-388M, (ASTM A 38878 388M-D4) SA-I35/SA-435M. IASTM A 4358 435M-90 (R205 } SA-STUSA-STIM [ASTM A S7T/A S7TM-90) (R2001)] SA-ST8/SA-STEM [ASTM A ST8/A, 578M-96 (R2001)] SA-609/SA-609M [ASTM A 609/A (609M-91 (820021) SA-T45/SA-T45M [ASTM A 745/A T45M-94 (20031) SB-548 (ASTM B 548-02) SE-L4 [ASTM 114.95 (2005)] SE213 (ASTM E 213-04) SE-273 (ASTM E.273-01) SE.797 [ASTM E 797.95 (R2001)] Article 24 $D-129 {ASTM D 129-00) SD-516 (ASTM D 516-02) SD-808 (ASTM D 808.00) SD-1952 (ASTM D 1552-03) SE-165 (ASTM E 165-02 Standard Practice for Radiovcopy Standard Test Method for Radioscopic Examination of Weldments ‘Standard Practice for Determining Contrast Sensitivity in Radiology. Ultrasonie Standards Specification for Litrasonic Examination of Heavy Steel Forgings Standard Specification for Straight-Beam Ubrasonie Examination of Steel Plates Standard Specification for Ultrasonie Angle-Beam Examination of Steel Plates ‘Standard Specification for Steaight-Beam Ultrasonic Examination of Plain and Clad Stoel Plates for Special Applications Standard Practice for Castings, Carbon, Low-Alloy, and Martensitie Stainless Steel, Ultrasonic Examination Thereof Standard Practice for Ultrasonic Examination of Austenitic Steel Forgings ‘Standard Test Method for Ultrasonic Inspection of Aluminum-Alloy Plate for Pressure Vessels ‘Standard Practice for Ultrasonic Pulse-Echo Suaight-Beam Examination by the Contact Method. Standard Practice tor Ultrasonic Tubing Standard Practice for Ultrasonic Examination of the Weld Zone of | Welded Pipe and Tubing ‘Standard Practice for Measuring Thickness by Manual Ultrasonic Pulse-Echo Contact Method ‘amination of Metal Pipe and Liquid Penetrant Standards Standard Test Method for Sulfur in Petroleum Products (General Bomb Method) Standard Test Method for Sulfate lon in Water ‘Standard Test Method for Chlorine in New and Used Petroleum Products (Bomb Method) ‘Standard Test Method for Sulfur in Petroleum Products (High: ‘Temperature Method) Standard Test Method for Liguid Peneteant Examination sai 346 351 359 362 365 307 409 au a2 426 431 436 444Article 25 Magnetic Particle Standards SD-1186 Standard Test Methods for Nondestructive Measurement of Dry (ASTM D 1186-01) Film Thickness of Nonmagnetic Coatings Applied to a Ferrous Base SE-709 ‘Standard Guide for Magnetic Particle Examination (ASTM E. 709-01) Article 26 Eddy Current Standards SE-243 Standard Practice for Electromagnetic (Eddy-Current) Examination of [ASTM E 243.97 Copper and Copper-Alloy Tubes... (R2004)], SE-2096 Standard Practice for In Situ Examination of Ferromagnetic Heat- (ASTM E 2096-00) Exchanger Tubes Using Remote Field Testing Article 29 Acoustic Emission Standards SE-650 Standard Guide for Mounting Piezoelectric Acoustic Emission (ASTM E 650-97) Sensors ce 7 SE.976 Standard Guide for Determining the Reproducibility of Acoust (ASTM E 976.00) Emission Sensor Response : ‘| SE-I211 Standard Practice for Leak Detection and Location Using Surface (ASTM E 1211-02) Mounted Acoustic Emission Sensors i SE-1419 ‘Standard Test Method for Examination of Seamless, Gas-Filled (ASTM E 1419-02) Pressure Vessels Using Acoustic Emission. . Article 30 ‘Terminology for Nondestructive Examinations Standard SE-1316 Standard Terminology for Nondestructive Examinations (ASTME 1316-02a) Article 31 Alternating Current Field Measurement Standards SE-2261 Standard Practice for Examination of Welds Using the Alternating (ASTM E 2261-03) Current Field Measurement ‘Technique ‘| MANDATORY APPENDICES Appendix T Submittal of Technical Inquiries to the Boiler and Pressure Vessel ‘Committe. Appendix I Standard Units for Use in Equations NONMANDATORY APPENDIX A Guidance for the Use of U.S. Customary and SI U Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code. Index 461 471 516 523 533 536 548. 554 362 609 ol 3 624 027FOREWORD ‘The American Society of Mechanical Engineers set upa committee in {911 for the purpose of formulating standard files tor the construction of steam boilers and other pres: sae vessels. This committee is now called the Boiler and c Vessel Committee ‘The Committee's function is o establish rules of safety. relating only wo pressure integrity, governing the construc- tion’ of hoilers, pressure vessels, uansport tanks and rhuclear components, and inservice inspection for pressure integrity of naclear components and transport tanks. and 1 interpret these rules when questions arse regarding their intent This code does no issues relat ing wo the construction of beilers, pressure vessels, transport tanks and nuclear components and the inservice inspection ‘of nuclear components and transport tanks. The user of the Code should zefee wo other pertinent codes. standards laws, regulations. or other releva ‘exceptions, the rules do not, of practical necessity. the likelihood and consequences of deterioration in service tclated to specific service fluids or enteral operating envi- ronments. Recognizing this, the Committee has approved 2 wide variety of construction rules inthis Section to llow the user oF his designee to select those whieh will provide a pressure vessel having a margin for deterioration in ser vice so as to give a reasonably Tong. safe period of use fulness, Accordingly. itis not intended that this Section be used ava design handbook: ather.engineering judgment anus be employed in the selection of those sets of Code rules suitable to any specific service or need. ‘This Coke contains mandatory requirements. specific prohibitions, and nonmundatory guidance for constuction activities, The Code does not address all aspects these factivities and those aspects which are not specitically “uldressed should not be eonsidered prohibited. The Code is ot a handbook and cannot replace education, experi- ence. and the use of engineering judgment, The phrase «gineering judgment refers to technical judgments made by knowledgeable designers experienced inthe application of the Code. Engineering judgments must be consistent with Code philosophy and such judgments must never bbe used to overrule mandatory requirements or specific inhibitions of the Code ress other a documents, Wi sinwtom, 38 usd ns oteword. san allncusive tet som: rising mately, design, fsbretion,eeamimation,saspectior. texung, ‘entation. and presse het ‘The Commitee recognizes that tools and techniques used fr design and analysis change as technology prog- resses and expects engineers 0 use good judgment in the application of these tools, The designer is responsible for complying with Code rules and demonstrating compliance with Code equations when such equations are mandatory The Code neither requires nor prohibits the use of eomput- ers for the desiga of analysis of components constructed tw the requirements of the Code. However, designers and engineers using computer programs for design or analysis fare cwutioned that they are responsible for all technical sumptions inherent in the programs they use and they tare responsible for the application of these programs © their desige, The Code does aot fully address tolerances, When dimensions, sizes. or other parameters are not specified ‘with tolerances, the values of these parameters are consid- ered nominal and allowable tolerances or local variances may be considered acceptable when based on engineering judgment and standard practices as determined by the desig ‘The Boiler and Pressure Vessel Committee deals with the care and inspection of boilers and pressure vewsels in service only to the extent of providing suggested rules of good practice as an aid fo owners and their iaypectors. The rules established by the Committee are not t0 be interpreted as approving, recommending. or endorsing any proprietary or specific design or as limiting in any way the ‘manufacturer's freedom to choose any method of design ‘orany form of construction that conforms to the Code rules ‘The Boiler and Pressure Vessel Committee meets regu larly to consider revisions of the ules, new rules as dictated by technological development, Code Cases, and requests for interpretations, Only the Boiler and Pressure Vessel ‘Committee has the authority to provide official interpreta- tions of this Code, Requests for revisions. new rules, Code Cases. or interpretations shall be addressed to the Secretary in writing and shall give full pacticulars consideration and action (see Mandatory Appendix cov- ering. preparation of technical inquiries). 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These Guidelines list. for each specification, the latest edition adopted by ASME, and earlier and later editions considered by ASME to be identical for ASME construction. ‘The Boiler and Pressure Vessel Committee in the formu- lation of its rules and in the establishment of maximum design and operating pressures considers materials, con- struction, methods of fabrication, inspection, and safety devices. ‘The Code Committee does not rule on whether acompo- nent shall or shall not be constructed to the provisions of the Code, The Scope of each Section has been established to identity the components and parameters considered by the Committee in formulating the Code rules Questions or issues regarding compliance of a specific component with the Code niles sre to be directed to the ASME Certificate Holder (Manufacturer). 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An ‘organization holding Code Symbol and/or a Certificate of Authorization may state in advertising literature that items, constructions, or activities “are built (produced or per formed) or activities conducted in accordance with the nents of the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel xr "mest the requirements of the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code.” ‘The ASME Symbol shall be used only for stamping and nameplates as specifically provided in the Code. However, facsimiles may be used for the purpose of fostering the tase of such construction. Such usage may be by an associa tion oF a society. or by u holder of a Code Symbol who may also use the facsimile in advertising to show that clearly specified items will carry the symbol. 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Items constructed in accordance with all of the applicable rules of the Code are identified with the official Code Symbol Stamp described in the governing Section of the Code. ‘Markings such as “ASME.” “ASME Standard,” or any fother marking including “ASME” or the various Code ‘Symbols shall not be used on any item that is not con structed in aceordance with all of the applicable require- ments of the Code Items shall not be described on ASME Data Report Forms nor on similar forms referring to ASME that tend to imply that all Code requirements have been met when, in fact, they have not been. Data Report Forms covering items not fully complying with ASME requirements should not refer to ASME or they should clearly identify all excep- tions to the ASME requirements.PERSONNEL ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Committee Subcommittees, Subgroups, and Working Groups AAs of January 1, 2007 MAIN COMMITTEE 6.6, Karcher, Chait LR Miller VG. Foldswin, Vice Chay ¥ A Mole LS. Brausshiewie, Secretary CC. Neely FW. Baenos| WE Noms RI Basie G.€. Pack Lt Batey TP. Pastor DL Berger M.D, Rana MN. Bressler 5. W. Robers B.A. Canonico FJ. Schaat, Ie RP. Deuilee A Saiz D.A, Douin RW. Swayne KE. Gimple DE Tanner M. Gold 5.¥ Voorhees TE Hansen FB Kovacs, Aernate © Hofmann RA. Moen, Honarany 1 F Landers Member WM. Lundy 1. Tahara, Delegate 1 Mackay EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (MAIN COMMITTEE) 1G. Feldstein, Chair 1.P. Pastor G.G Karcher, Vice Chair Sele S.Beruschiewicz, Secretary. €. Taner RW, Barnes .A. Canonica, 6+ Officio D.L. Berger Member M Gold M Roth, £ Ofiia Member G.€. Pork HONORARY MEMBERS (MAIN COMMITTEE) FP. Baton MH. Jawad RD. Boaner AI lust Rk fosnak EL Kemer RL Cepluch WG. Knecht LJ. Choekie J. Lecoft TM, Cale 1G. Mecay Ww. D. Doty 6.6. Millman 1 Fon RF Reedy GE Feige W. E Somers RC Grin ek Tam ©.6 Heddle 1 ike J Fy Hema HONORS AND AWARDS COMMITTEE 1.8. tacKay. Chair M4 Goll, Vice Chae G. oi, Secretary Ry susie LE Bates 1. Berger 1. G Feldstein FE Gregor WL Haag. 8. F Haweson, Ie ®.M. lesee W.C Laroche 1.P. Pastor A Sele RR. Stevenson MARINE CONFERENCE GROUP HN. Patel Chaie LAW. Douthivate B}. Peto CONFERENCE COMMITTEE D.A, Dowin — tno Chain RD Reet — North Dakota Wice Chai -€ Tanner — Ohi Abe. W. — Michigan 1S. Aclaro — Calitomnia A. Adkins — West Vig 1 Amato — Minnesota EA, Anderson —Ilhinois FR Arcus — Oveqon B.P. Anthony — hove Island KD. Austin — Colorado EW. Bachellier ~ Nunavut Canada MM Barber — Michigan K.W, Barton — Anzona FP. Baron — Virgina 1M. Bishop — Bitch Columbia, Canada W.K.frigham — New Hampshire DE Burrs — Nebracks JH. Burpee — Mine €], Castle — Nova Seas, Camas P. A. Canklin — New York D.€. Cook — California R.A. Coomes — kentucky 2) Eastman — Newfoundland vo Laan. Canad GL Bhoyer — Louisiana FE Evwren Georgia J. Given, In — Noah Carolina Hacklord — Utah RJ Handy — Kertarky IB. Harlan — Delaware ML Holloway —- Ohlaboma K.Hiynos — Prince Edward Island, Canada DT ager — Ovo D. fens — Kansas S. Ka — Bosh Colum, Canada IM Kath — Quebec, Canada K.T. Law — Alberta, Canada MA Malek — Florida GF, Mankel — Nevada & D. Main I — Washington 1. Malt — Manitoba Canada HT Metiwen Missin‘CONFERENCE COMMITTEE (CONT) R.D. Mile — Ontario, Canada R. 5, Pucek — Wisconsin MF Money — D. E. Ross — New Brunswick, ‘Massachuses| Ccanade GR Myrick — Atkansas——_N, Surtees — Saskatchewan, YY, Nagpaul — Hawaii ‘canada W. R Owens — Louisiana TM. Paks — Texas K.P, Pate — Alabama 1D. Payton — Pennsylvania MR, Peterson — Alaa H.D. Plaff — South Dakota J. Pratt — Missouri D.C Price — Yukon Teritry, Canada M.R Toth — Tennessee MJ. Verhagen ~ Wiscoasin M. Washington — New Jersey R.B. West — lows M.[, Wheel — Vermont DL Wills — indiana Zarate — Arizona [BPV PROJECT TEAM ON HYDROGEN TANKS M.D, Rana, Chair R.C. Bil, Conesponcling GM. Eisenberg Secretary ‘Member FL Brown }. Cameron, Corresponding D.A.Canonico Member D.C. Cook M. Duncan, Comesponding 1. W. Felbaum Member T.oseph DR. Fikken, Corresponding 1M. Lacy Member NL, Newhouse LE Hayden, G.8. Rawk, Je Comesponding Member 1. Sims, Fe K.T. Lay, Comresponding IN Siosh Member 1H. Smith K Oyamada, Covesponding 5. Staniszewski Member Taha CH. Riskin, Conesponding DW. Treadwell Member EUpitis C. San Marchi, Conespondiog CTL. Webster Member H. Barthelemy, Corresponding 8. Somerday, Comesponcing ‘Member Member INTERNATIONAL INTEREST REVIEW GROUP V. Felix ¥. Park SH. Leong P. willarnson w.tin ¥. Kim, Delegate CMe ‘SUBCOMMITTEE ON POWER BOILERS (SC 1) DLL. Berger, Chae WL. Lowry BW. Rober, Vice Chair JR, Mackay U. DU, Secretary 1. McGough D.A Canonico. RE MeLaughiin KK. Goleman PA Molve PD. Edwards ¥ Osh J.G. Feldstein I. Pillow I. Hainswoah RD. Schorler. Je 1.6 Hanen J.P. swezy. it 1S. Hnter M4 Tanzos CF Joorings RV, Wielgossinsh 1P. Libbrecht D.E Wills Honorary Members (SC 1) 1. N. French RL Willams W.E Somers Subgroup on Design SC PLA Molvie, Chae J.P Libbrecht Got Hier, Secretary J.C. Light ML Coats 8.W. Moore |. D. Fishburn B.D. Schueler, 1p. Glaspie IL seigle CF feerings 1. Swery, I C.B. Komora 5.¥, Torin Subgroup on Fabrication and Examination (SC 1 1.7. Plow, Chair 1, Hansen JL Aol TC McGough DL. Berger RE Metaughlin 5, W. Cameron ¥. Oi GW. Galanes RV, Wielgoszink 1 Hainsworth Subgroup on General Requirements ‘SC RE McLaughlin, Chair 1.6. MeGough I Hainsworth, Secrerary 1. Filow G.Cooke D. Tompkins P.D, Ewan 5. ¥. Terkildkon TE Hansen RV. Wielgoszinc WL. Lowry D1. wills F Mass. Subgroup on Materials (SC 1 BW Robens, Chair 1 F Henry ILS. ute, Secetary 1.P-Libbrecht DA, Canonco BR Mackay KK Goleman F. Masuvama G.W. Galanes Fs Tanz KL Hayes Subgroup on Piping (SC 1 1. E Hansen, Chir F Masi DL. Beer T.C McGough B.D. Edwards Tompkins G.W, Galanes EA White W.L Lowry Heat Recovery Steam Generators Task Group (SC 1) 1 Hansen, Choir BW. Moore EM, Orman, Secretary AL. Plumiey RW. Anderson RD. sehweler, VP. Bell 1-C. Steverman. LR Douglas J.D. Fishburn Tompkins GA. Komors Sy Tels IC. Libres he Be TanSUBCOMMITTEE ON MATERIALS (SC I) JF Henry, Chair 6.4. Hofman M. Gold Vice C PA, Larkin N Lito: Seeratiny F Masuvama F Ae RK Nanstad ot Aganval ML Nayar WR. Apblet, Je E.G. Nisbett Appleton DW. Rahos MNS Besse B.W. Roberts #9 Bashi 1. Comeran R B.A Canonico. R A, Chavet JM, Tanzosh 2 Fallowey B.E Thurgood 2. W. Gand RA. Moon, Honorary AGH. Gilkey Member 1. Grubs Kwon, Delegate Honorary Members (9¢ 1) A. Abroad Heger Tm, Cullen Gc Hes R. Dscher RA Moen WD. Doty CE. Spaede. I WD. Eel A.W, Zeuthon Subgroup on Externol Pressure (SC I! & SC-D) KW, Mutha, Cir Xt Kater FAA Momo, Sccrtiny DL Kurle LT Compre E, Michalopou D. Nadel CH, Sturgeon. Subgroup on Ferrous Specifications (SC 10, EG. Nisbet, Chair D.C. Krouse ‘A Appleton, Vice Chai Lh Lavezzi RM Davison Ww. Mack BM. Dingman 1K, Mahaney MJ Dosdiurian AS. Mell T. Graham KE One 1 Grub E Upive KM Hote R.Zawierucha D.S. lanikowshi A.W Zeuthen Subgroup on International Material Specifications (SC 1) W. M. Lundy, Chai DO Henry A. Chaudouet, Vice Chair, Higuchi LP Glaspie. Secretary HL Lorenz D.C. Agarwal AR, Nywening HD. Bushield RD. Sehueler I D.A, Canonico EA, Steon P.Fallouey E Upits AF Garbolevsky D, Kwon, Delegate Subgroup on Nonferrous Alloys (SC 1D. W. Raho’, Chair AG. Kiveta, Matcher, Secretary J. Kissel D.C. Agarwal PA. Larkin Ww. Apblet, Ie H Matsuo HD. Bushiol LA Mentaster LG. Cofice D.T. Peters MH Gilkey F Shani IL F Grubb RC. Sutherlin FL Hiner R Zawitucha Subgroup on Strength Ferrous Alloys ($C 1) © 1. Hofmann, Chair F, Masuyama IM. Tanzosh, Secretary Hi. atsuo F Abe 1H Murakam WER. Apblet Je DW. Rahor DLA Canonico 18. W Robens KK. Goleman M.S, Shelton P Fallauey RW. Swindeman M4 Gold BE, Thurgond LF Meany TP. Vassallo, J EL Hioner Subgroup on Physical Properties (SC I) J. F. Grubb, Chair P.Fallovey D.C. Agarwal shapite HD. Bushelé| Subgroup on Strength of Weldments (SC I & SC IX) 1M, Tanzosh. Chaie IF Henry W.F. Rewell Je, Secretary DW. Rahor KK. Coleman 8. W. Robers P.D Fenner W. | Spero ©. W. Gandy KL Hayes 3. €. Thurgood Subgroup on Toughness (SC II & SC VI) LW. S.ncobs, Chair K. Mokhtarian Ie. Arnold CC. Neely RJ. Basile 1.1 Pailips 1. Cameron MO. Rana HE Gordon DLA, Swanson B.C. Lamb © Ups Special Working Group on Nonmetallic Materials (SC 10 €.W. Rowley, Chair M1 Kessler FL Brown RM. Walker SR. Fost LW. Wegner P.S-Hill F Worth SUBCOMMITTEE ON NUCLEAR POWER (SC II RW. Barnes, Chae V. Kestaey RM Jesiee, Vice Chair 0. F Landes CA Sanna, Secretary W. C. LaRochelle WH Boater KA Manoly MON, Bressler EA. Mayhew IR Cole WN. Metean RE. Corman, Je D.K Moston RP. Deubler 0.0. Oyamada BLA Filer RF Reedy G.M. Foster BB. Seon Rs, Hil J.D, Stevens CL. Hoffmann KR Wichman CC. kim YH. Choi, Delegate onorary Members (SC I) RJ. Bosna FR, Deahos ©8. feanch RA Noon W.D. Doty CL PeperSubgroup on Containment Systems for Spent Fuel and High-Level Waste Transport Packagings (SC Il G. M4. Festes, Chair A.B. Meichler GJ. Solovey, Vice Chair RE Nickell 1. K. Morton, Secretary EL Pins W.H. Borer 7, Snogusa G.R.Cannell P. Shrivastava EL Fatow NM Simpson RSH ROH. Smith D.W. tewis 1.0. Stevenson C.G.May Ch. Temus PE. McConnell PTurats LD. Melnnes A.D. Watkins Subgroup on Design (SC RP. Deubler, Chait DF Landers RS. Hill I, Vice Chair KA. Menoly ALN. Nguyen, Secretary RJ. Masterson TM, Adams W.N, McLean MON, Bresler J.C. Minichiello CW. Bruny’ M. Morishita DL Caldwell FF Nagi 1-R Cale T. Nakamura 8 E Comman, J W. Z Novak A.A. Dermenjan EL Pleins Hirschberg Saito RI. Jeter G.C. Slagis RB Keating 1D. Stevenson VF Kiel 1. Tucker 1H. Kobayashi KR, Wichman Working Group on Supports ($G-D) (SC RJ Masteson. Chair 1 Sato FJ. Birch, Secretory J.R. Stinson U.S. Bandyopadhyay’ 1.6. Tenyah R. P. Deubler D.V. Walshe W. P. Golin ca We AN. Nguyen ‘Working Group on Core Support Structures (SG-D) (SC I) J.B Kielb, Chair 1. F Mllooly LT. tand ‘Working Group on Design Methodology (SG-D) RB. Keating, Chair D.F. Landers PL Anderson, Secretary W.5. Lapay TM, Adams H Locker MK Aw Yang 1. eCabe R.O. Blevins P.R Olson D.L Caldwell 1.D. Stevenson M Harteman Yang Kobayashi Working Group on Design of Division 3 Containments (6G-D) (scm EL Pins, Chair DK. Morton Ts Adams RE, Nickel G. Bjorkman HP. Shrvastosa D.W. Lewis C1 Temus 1-0. Metnnes P Tula 1.€ Minichiel ‘Working Group on Piping $G-D) (SC 1) P. Hirschberg, Chair D.F. Landers RG. Fong, Secretary JF baccabe TM Adams FC. Minicbielo C Basaaraje A. N. Nguyen 1. Catalano ©.0. Ojamad IR Cole RD. Patel RJ. Gurdat BC RW. Haupt Ms 1. Kawahata cc RB. Keating BA V. Kostarev ca Working Group on Probatil (SGD) SC RIL, Chave 5.D. Kula TM Adams ‘A Mefeil 7 asayama PL ORegan BLM. Ayyub NA Palen TA Bacon 1 Sata A.A. Dermeniian ME, Schmict MR. Graybeal JP Tucker 1.0. Henry RM, Wisc EV. Imo Working Group on Pumps 'SG:D) $C mt) RE Corman Jr, Chair JW Leave M0. Eychiow JE Livingston ALA. Fraser FR Rajan M. Higuchi 4.G. Washburn GR Jones ‘Working Group on Vales ‘SG:D) (SC tt) J.P, Tucker, Chav 1D. Page RR Brodin S.N. Shiv, G.A. Joly HER. Sondereguer WN Metean 1-6 “sacoyeaes TA. Mesa BG. Visall Working Group on Vessels (SG-D) (SC MID FL Naguib, Chie A. Kaine C.K Mile, Secretary RB Keating CW. Bruny K. Matsunasa G.D. Coopee DE Matthews >. Hateman M. Nahata WJ Heier RM Waker Special Working Group on Environmental Effects (SC-D) (SC HN W. Z. Novak, Choe RS. Fh CL Hoslnann ms, Deda Subgroup on General Requitements (SC Il & SC 30) W.C.Lakocholle, Che Bil OA Linas, Secretar MR Minick A. Appieon BB Sut 1.8 Ber Hk Sharma W. P. Gali Wb. Santer Esse DM Guten, HOP Milt 1 VahlSubgroup on Material, Fabrication, and Exa SUBCOMMITTEE ON HEATING BOILERS ($C 14) PLA. Mole, Chie KM. MeTague © L Hottmane, Chir H. Murakam Clee Laan SV. Voothees, Vice Chair BW. Moore a ah © Moin, Secret EA, Nordstrom oe cine 7.1 Bedeaus TM Parks DM. Doyle NOM. Simpson pene fica om Foster Wah Spero aby Seale seo G By RV. Wielgoszirski 6B. Georges see Vcalland FB. Baton, Honorary Jesse Ke Stuckey on © Kim \ D. Watkina ee: porte: con aoe CM. Bowe 8. Duggan, Honrary WL Haag Member DA Hal RH Wagel, Honorary 5.0. Hols Memter Subgroup on Pressure Relief th DJ. erkine } 1 Woadwonh, Honora WD Lemos ‘tember SF Horo, J Chai ALL Szegia EM Petrosky DG. Thibsalt Subgroup on Care and Operation of Heating Boilers SC IV) SV. Voorhees, Chir KM. MeToue TL Beda PA Mole Subgroup on Stategy and Management ae ‘ {SC I, Dinione 1 and 2) bey Ww, Bars, Chair MF Hessheimer Subgroup on Cat Iron Boilers (C1) Cole, Seesetary es Mian : : 1m Cle i Saat Ww Mera Chae bata S.Broom RM ese race re end ebasers 18 Cen CP MeQuiagan CoM. aid Ube toaa Jo Heloey Subgroup on Materials (SC 1V) PAL Larkin, Chair Special Working Group on Eating and Review (SC JA pal RE Reo. Chae RP. Deabler WH Borer B.A. Eler MON. freser WC. LaRochetle WL. Haag. Je, Chair DLL Cale J.D. Stevenson J. Callane 7. Gant WD. Lem ‘Subgroup on Graphite Core Components SC Ih) W. D. Lemos HL Segle Subgroup on Water Heaters (SC IV) KM, MeTague FJ Schusner MA Taylor TE Trant Subgroup on Welded Boilers (SC 1V) FA. Nordstrom IL seigle R, ¥, Wielgoszinsh SUBCOMMITTEE ON NONDESTRUCTIVE EXAMINATION (SCV) Cee ee aaa "aban nw Dates Tow m Dove S.W. Doms M. Srinivasan = ‘CONCRETE COMPONENTS FOR NUCLEAR SERVICE (SC 3) IB. Kovacs, Vice Chair 5. Vasquez, Secretary 1. trun, Chair J. Gutieroe Sih Abin A.C. tberhorh, Vice Chair 1K. Harrold F Aveuck A. Sanna, Secretary MF. Hewheimer AS Birks NAlchaar 7. £ obinson | P-L. Brown TD. AbShawat NOH ise N.Y. Faransso VF Arusa Bi. Scot AF. Gaholerky HG Achar KE Snowmaker GW. Hames 1M Elgohary 1D. Stevenson RW. Kruz BA tier ALYC Wong -F Manaing F Faram “T Wateon, Liason Member RD. McCue D.R. Quatlebaury te Fy Sailer BM. Clark Ir, Manurary ternbor H.C. Grater, Honorary Memter 0. F. Heden. Honorary Member J.B, Mackay, Honorary Mernber 1.6. McCarty, Honorary MemberSubgroup on General Requirements/ Personnel Qualifications and inguiies (SC > RD. MeGuite, Chair G.W. Hembree J. €,Batey JW. Hout AS. Bis JR Mackay: N.Y, Faransto IP. Swexy ‘Subgroup on Surface Examination Methods (SC ¥) AS. Birks, Chair RW. Kruzic S.J. Akrin D.R. Quatlebaum. Ie PL, Brown FJ. Sater N.Y. Faransso M.), Wheel G.W. Hembree Subgroup on Volumetric Methods (SC V) GW. Hembree, Chair RW. Hardy S.J. Akrin RA Kellchal JE. Aycock: FB. Kovacs LE Batey Rw. Kruzle PL. Brown 1. Manning NY. Faransso J Satter AF. Garbolevsky ‘Working Group on Acoustic Emissions (SG-VM) (SC > J.£ Batey JF Manning IN. Fatansso, Chair JE Aycock ‘Working Group on Radiography (SC-VM) (SC V) FB. Kovacs, Chair ALF Gatholevsky SS} Aktin RW. Hardy JE. Aycock C.W. Hembree 1.E Batey Rw. Kruzie Po Brown TL. Phase N.Y. Faransso ‘Working Group on Ultrasonics (SG-VM) (SCV) RW. Kruzic, Chair R.A Kellshall I.E Aycock 18. Manaing N.Y. Frans M0. Moles ©.F Heddon’ FJ. Sater SUBCOMMITTEE ON PRESSURE VESSELS (SC VII) TP. Pastor, Chair CC. Neely K Mokhtarian, Vice Chair DT. Peters S.J, Rossi, Secretary MI Pischke RI. Basile M.D. Rana J. Cameron GB. Rawle, Ie DB. Demichael S.C. Robees 1. Glaspie C.D. Rodery Mt. Gold K J. Schneider W. S. Jacobs Sela G.G. Karcher 1. Sims, KT ue EA. Steen 1.5. tee KK Tam R. Mahadeen| E Ups S. Malone EL thomas. Jr, Honorary RW. Micha Member UR Miller Subgroup on Design (SC Vith UR Miler, Chair 1. Pastor RE, Knoblock, Secretary M.D. Rana ©. A. Barehy G.B Rawls, Je R. |. Basile S.C. Roberts MR. Breach C.D Rodery FL Brown A.Selz ER Far S.C Shan J.P, Glaspie 1.€. Sowinski CE. Hinmant CH Strgeon W. 5 Ieobs D.A Swanson M.D. Lower KK Tam RW. Miki EU Thomas, K. Mokbiarian R.A. Whipple ‘Subgroup on Fabrication and Inspection ($C Vill) C.D. Rodery, Char €.D. Lambs £ Vice Chair V's tee IL, Arnold BR. Movelock LF. Campbell MJ, Pischke HE Gordon MJ. Rice W. 5 jac BF Shelley Do}. Kreit J.P. Swe, Ie Subgroup on General Requirements (SC Vil) S.C. Roberts, Chair AS. Olivares D.B. Demichael, Secretary FL. Richter RJ. easile Kf Sehneider 1.P. Glaspie D.8 Stewart KT lau DLA, Swanson M.D. Lower KK Tam CC. Neely Subgroup on Heat Transfer Equipment (SC Vil) R. Mahadeen, Chae BI. Lerch G. Aunoles, Secretary 5. Mayeux SR, Babla UR Miler JH. Barbee T.W. Norton ©.A Barsky F Oswell 1G. Campbell RI. Stastny M.D. Chak S. Yokel 1:1, Gordon R P. Zoldak MI, Hoke SM. Caldwell, Honorary Fe Jehro Member ‘Subgroup on High-Pressure Vesels (SC Vil) LR. Sis, Jr, Chaie 1A. Kapp 5. Vasqued, Secretary J. Kebjens LP Analtiy DP. Kendall RC. Biel AK Khare D.J. Burns 0. Mann PN, Chak 8.6 Mordre RD. Dixon GJ. Mraz ME Dupre Co, Peter DM, Fryer D.T. Peters w, Hiller E-0.all AH. Honza FW. Tatar MM. James 8 Terada P JanssonSubgroup on Materials (SC VII 1. Cameron. Chair WM. Lundy EF Matgenegg, Secreta EG Nisbett D.C Aural DW Rahor 14 Gund RC. Sutherlin EL toe C Ups Me hatcher Special Working oup on Graphite Pressure Equipment sc vi) Malone, Chair MR. Minick UD Lr, Secretary F. Sato FL frown A.A Stupica Special Working Group on High-Pressure Vessels (SC Vi Task Group on impulsively Loaded Vessels (SC Vilh er Sickel, Chae 16 Didlake GA. Anta T. A, Datey DD. Barker A. Forgan RC Bie BL Haralson ©. W. fowman HL Heaton iL Caldwet| EA Radeiquer AM. Clayton 1K. Sim. SUBCOMMITTEE ON WELDING (SC 1X) [.G Feldstein, Chie RD, MeGuite WI. Sperka, Vice Chair 8. R, Newmark ID. Wendles, Secretary AS Olivares DA. Bowers MJ sche 8K. Brown, 8.D. Reynolds ML Compentar MLL Rice 2 P. Conor MB Sims P.O. Fenner G.W, Spot LM. Given. ML Stanko 1S Lee PLL Van Fesson W. M Lundy RR. Young Subgroup on MJ. Pischke, Chair zing (SC I) ALF. Gatbolevsky EW, Beckman CF Jeerings LF. Campbell JP, Swezy, Ie ML Camenter Subgroup on General Requirements (SC IX) 8. Newmark, Char HB. Porter PR Evan PU Stargll Rt, Jessne KR. Willens AS, Dlvares Subgroup on Materials (5C 1X 01. Compentes, Cha 1s LL Amol 5D. Reynolds I 1 eenase CE sanz LP Connae WI. Sperko RM. lessee M.|- Stanko 6 Kine RR Young Subgroup on Periormance Qualification (SC 18) B.A Bowen, Chore K. 6 Hayes WA Bel I's Lee LP Cannot Ws A Loney RB. Corbi RD. MeGure PR Evans M8 Sins FD. Fenner GW, Spo Hews Cheon Subgroup on Procedure Qualification ($C 1X) 0.A Bowers, Chair MiB Sims M1 Ries, Secretary W. | Sperko M Bermasek S.A. Sprague KK. drown, Ie IP Sweey. I AS Dlivares PLL. Van Fosson SD. Reyral, Ie TC, Wiesner Honorary Member $C 18) WK. Seamorgood SUBCOMMITTEE ON, FIBER-REINFORCED PLASTIC PRESSURE VESSELS (SC X) 1D. Bsherg, Chair J. Mary PJ, Canlink, Vice Chow DL Paine S. Vasquea, Secretiry | Pal # Lbrown G. Ramivez JL Bustos 1 Reh T.AW. Cowley 1A Rolston TJ. felon BF Shel D-H. Hodgkinson FLW. Van Name Le Mune D_0.Vaneey, Ir D.L. Keeler PH. Zichl 1M Linnemann SUBCOMMITTEE ON [NUCLEAR INSERVICE INSPECTION (SC Xb GC. Path, Chr WE Noms RW. Swayne, Vice Chair K. Rhyne RL Ceane, Seceetiry WeR: Rogers WH. Bamfrd, Ie D-A. Scarth kee Cipolla Fy Schaal, B.D Davis I.-C. Spanner. k Love be EL Farrow GL Stevens KE Gimp EW, Trrockmorton tt FE Gregor D.E Waskey K Hasexane RA West D.O. Hens Co). Wine R'D. Kerr 5. Withers 5.0. Kulat RA Yonekawa G.U Laglesoe K Yoon DLAW. Lamond Tahara 1. tinder, YS. Chang, Delegate 3B. R. NewtonExecutive Committee (SC X1) Working Group on Fipe Faw Evaluation (SC-£S) (SC Xb RW. Snare Chir Hen 0.4 Sat, et {osama oem teeth Co wee Ce Wie erey Ente cee wets P xeon ON Hoptie We bia Wome Weld ene oem PPR tlc Ste toot ees NG eee Kine Ee Sipe then 5 Scie poe Poem meas Ch pew peo Crna ee come ene Honorary Members (SC XI) setesiaa sone Li Cokie 1 Howtup Subpoup on ind eta Coled Stems Sm Sateen fener CG, McCargar, Chair WL Chase ins chin duidchsaneesadeanssetnclaitacl Subgroup on Nondestructive Examination (SC Xl) W.H. Bamiord, Ir. Chair K. Koyama, 4. Spanner, It., Chair (0.0. Henry G. L, Stevens, Secretary anes GA. Lofthus, Secretary ‘MR. Hum RC. Gpolla HS. Mehta NR. Bentley GL. -agleder S. Coffin oar TL. Chan AT. Lindberg, G.H, De Boo ‘S. Ranganath CB. Cheezem GR, Petkins eee D. A, Scanth DLR Cordes AS. Reet TJ. Griesbach KR Wichman FJ. Dodd F.1. Schaal, Je Don eee 15 Cham, ec ens Pima orig Group on rete! Quiction ad Sur, Vern ep on Hn eho 5) 5) Vou td ey Caren farsnaion SnD Sea 1.6 medic een bps W Foca BSae eeGam roe eer Pesan WL. Server jorking Group on Pressure Testing (SG-WCS} (SC Xh FA Simonen ibe t it - i Ee He eee D.W. Lamond, Chair RE Hall Laptlsssnaet JM. Boughman. Secretary 1K. McClanahan eet J. Churchwell A McNeill If 5. Yukawa GL Fechter B.L. Montgomery: ‘V. A Zilherstein KW. Hall. FL Sullivan, Ir orig ropa Operating Pn ote SE) SCX Mrking Grup on rota Quaton Pere katonnaeet tio Ai eee ete era vec Pas cae OkeSubgroup on Repair/Replacement Activities SG-RRAVSC X1) RA. Yomehatsa, Char RO. Keer EV. Ewell, Sect SL sCrachen SR Ben BR Newton RL Camel 1.6 OSellivan PO. fishe W.R, Rogers EB, Gerlach RR. Stevenson RF imple RW. Saye D., Graham D.€ Wake KOA Homann |G wees Fi (8. Withers Working Group on Design and Programs (SC-RRAY (SC X1) bot Gerlich, Chom D.R. Geaharn S68 Brinen, Serena GF Hamat A 8. Du Bouchet KR Stevenson G6 ier RW Swayne EY Farell Ie ALT Taina Sk Facer TP Vasa FS Conte RA Yonekwa Working Group on Welding and Special Repair Process SGeRRA) SC X0 DE Waskey, Chae RD. Kew Si tandin Mw 10, tater S.L/MuCracken KA. Guns BR. Newton 1 Hall Le Oaths RA, Hetmann 1G. Weeks R Piney KR Willen Subgroup on Water-Cooled Systems (SC Xt) FM Throckmorton I, Chait SB. Kult IL. Agold, Secretey D.W. Lamond G1 Belew A McNeil [LM Boughman WE Notts DD. Das D.Song H.Q.Do JE Satiora 1D: HLM. Stephens Je EL. Fatow KB. Thomas MoI. Ferls RA West 0. F Heddon CE Whtesan ML Hewera HLL. Graves I, Aiternae Working Group on Containment (SG-WCS) (SC XB E Satfera, Chair hot Hil A Asha RD. Hough 5G. Brown GN. Krishnaswamy KN. Chao D. Naw RC. Co 5. Petitgout LW Cede xt. Stephers, J MI. Perish WE, Not, Alternat HLL Graves ‘Working Group on ISt Optimization (SG-WCS) (SC x1) A. Sigel, Chair © AH, Mahindiahar OLR. Gordes, Secreray 0. G. Nawock RL, Tuer, Serena’ &.B. Thomas Wo Bamford, J G.F Whirman ILM. Boughmar ¥.Yuguehi RC Working Group on Implementation of Risk-Based Examination (SGAWCS) SC A) SB, Kula, Chair K. Hah A. MeNeil I, Setrtay DLW. tanond er) 11 Linden SAA RK, Mato 8.8 Bishop | Regan 5.1. Choo NA, Pal ©. CavtorFelgueraso M.A Pyne H.0. Do FA. Simanen R.Fougerouse RA Weet MR. Graves C Younger PH AUT. Keim Atternate Working Group on inspection of Systems and Components (SGWCS) (SC XH KM thomas Chair 5D. Kula 1B Sang Sere D.G. Nauk VoL aumento T.Nomora Gu Hele CM Row ©. Canta Felgunrase RI Tamer Qe RA Wet R. Fougerouse G.E Wintman NCR. Hurt Working Group on General Requitements (SC X1) k. Rhone, Chair EL. Farrwe EL Nhlone. Secreta Ke stat TL Chan SR Scot V0. Els C5. Withers Special Werking Group on Editing and Review (SC X0) 8. W. Saye, Chas J. Salers CE Maer Co). Wein Special Working Group on Plant ite Extension (SC XI) 1A Moyes, Chae Pot. Kut D.V. Burgess, Secretary RL Turner DD. Davis GG. Young FE Greg Special Working Group on High-Temperature, Gat-Cooled Reactors (SC Xb J. Fletcher, Chair 8.1. Krose M.A Lockwood, Seeraan’ MN. Mitchell NN. Broo Fok Schaal. KN. Fleming RW. Swayne WAR kre! SUBCOMMITTEE ON TRANSPORT TANKS (SC XI) A. Sela, Chair G. Mee 1 Plano, Secretary MR Ainick PD Stumpt Secretary M.D. Pham ALN. Antonio MD. Rana © Beak S, Staniezewski M4. L Coats MR Tah 8. Garett AP Varghese CAL Bachna S.¥. Voorhees Gs KarcherSubgroup on Design and Materials (SC XI} M.D. Rana, Chair TA, Rogers G.G. Karcher ALP. Varghese S.L McWilliams MR Ward Nf. Paulick FA Wale M.D. Pham Subgroup on Fabrication and Inspection (SC XI) 5. V. Voorhees, Chair DI Keefe 1A. Byers G. MeRoe B.L. Cel MR Minick LD. Holsinger ASS Subgroup on General Requirements (SC XIN (CH. Hochman, Chair M.A Gavet T.W. Alexander KL. Gilmore DM. Albin J. L Rademacher CA Bete T. Rummel FF. Cannon M.R. Toth FL Feller L Wolpert WL Garield SUBCOMMITTEE ON BOILER AND PRESSURE VESSEL ACCREDITATION (SC-HPVA) W. C. LaRochelle, Chair M.A Devries, Alemate P.D Edwards, Vice Char CE. Ford, Alternate KL Baron, Secreary TE Hansen, Atenate MB, Doherty G.L Hollinger, Alternate P. Hack DF Jenkins, Alternate KTlaw B.B. MacDonald, Aereate McDonald RD Mile, terrane KM. MeTagve G.P. miley. Ateraate 8. R, Morelock TW. Norton, Alenate 1. H.R Stach, Aernate DE. 1A. West, Alternue 8c. RV, Wielgoszind, Alternate DE. (0. Trapp, Senior Cansuant E AL. Spencer Honorary G. Bynog, Aternate Member SUBCOMMITTEE ON NUCLEAR ACCREDITATION (6C-NA} AR, Stevenson, Cha DE. Taner W.C.LaRochelle, Vice Chave 0. M, Viekery 1. Pang, Secretary Beng, Aeerut MN Bessie Das, Alena S.M, Goodwin PD. Fdnanth, Memnat KA Huber FW Hissin Alterate M, Koth KOM Hote Alternate 1G rane B.G. Kenan, Viv enate CA Lone PF Proscat. Mernat RP Melnste S. Toledo, Altent MR Minick 1B, Prase Te Quaka AT, Robert It EA Whitl, Alert SUBCOMMITTEE ON DESIGN ($C-D) DP. jones RW. Mika UR Miller W. |. ODonoel R.0, Sehueler, A Sele Subgroup on Design Analysis SC-D) GL Hollinger, Chae K. Matsunaga S.A. Adams GAMiler MR Breach YW. D Reinhardt RG. Brown D-H. Rosey RL Curd G Sanazzara CF Hebpertiog i 1.G Seipp CE Hinmant DA. Swanson P Hischherg G. Tasacher DP. ones EL Thomas, A. Kaine R.A Whipple WI Kowes Subgroup on Elevated Temperature Design SC-D) RA. eter, Char TF MeGreeny 1, Asayame KOA. Moore Becht W. 1.9 Donnell IF. Coren DA. Osage D5. Gutta 5.5. Powe BF Hane 1. Rie MH. Jawad Tot, sham WI Koes MS, Shelton S. Mejumdar BoA, Mars HOW Ssinveman ‘Subgroup on Fatigue Strength (SC-D) W. 1 O'Donnell, Chair SA, Ada PR Donawin DM homey Wnechaigpan SM umdar RF Gorda Naleua C.F Hoberting HE Roary P. Hinschbene G Teacher PH HOH Zod Subgroup on Openings 1SC-D) NA Breach, Chae 11 Mucor RW. Mikiths, Srnetary DK Paine G.G. Grown 1a. Per VT Hwang, MD. Rana Le. tighe CO Rach RB. Laney Special Working Group on Bolted Flanged Joints (SC-D» RW. Atta, Chie 18. Pave G.D. filet 1G sehexkermann HOA Hoard RW. Scheider A. Chon KD shun Mich § selSUBCOMMITTEE ON SAFETY VALVE REQUIREMENTS (SC-SVR) SF Honan. th. Chair 1. Glaspie LA West, Vice Chae Ho Greg, 1 Rus, Serretary WF Han hr Bal CA. Neumann S.Camaperest TM. Paks A. Con D.K Parnsh RD. Daney Df Scallan DB. Domichaet J.C. Stanaas K Dowling Z. Wang Subgroup on Design SC-SVR) 1A Wes, Chave HL Greg CF Reaie D stiller RD. Dany 7. Patel BJ, Dowling TR Tart Subgroup on Gener D_B.Demichnel, Chir 1 F.Ball 6. Brazier LP Claspie A. Neumann Subgroup on Testing (SC-SVR) A. Cox, Chow Ww. F Hore Le Bait KG Rosh 8. Camere Dh Scallan G.D Goodin Z.wang US. Technical Advisory Group ISO/TC 185 Safety Rlit Valves T ) Bewlacqua, Chair YS. tai 51 Ross, Secret D. siler SF Marion, Ir JA WestPERSONNEL Officers of ASTM Committee (Cooperating in the Development of the Specifications Herein) AS of December 31, 2006 F-7 ON NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTING 1.8. Bronizes.e, Chair IM. Carls, Vice Chair CV. Kropas Hughes,SUMMARY OF CHANGES: The 2007 Eaitinn of “his Code contains revisions in adition to the 20nd Edition with 2005 and 2006 Addenda The revisions are identitied with the designation 07 in the margin and, as described in the Fareword, become mandatory six mont s ater the publication date of the 2007 Edition, To invoke these revisions before theie rmandatixy date, use the designation “2007 Edition” In documentation required by this Code, ii you choose not to invoke these revisions belo‘e thelt mandatory date, use the designation “2004 Edition through the 2006 ‘Addenda’ in documentation required by this Code. The BC numbers lived! below are explained in mate devail in “List of Changes in BC Order” following, this Summary of Changes Changes given below ate identified on the pages by a margin note, 7, placed next tothe affected area. Poge tocation Change (BC Namberi 4 T4212 First sentence revised (3C06-115) 2 1434.12 Revived in its entirety BC06 5431 44 Fig, T3434.2.1 Note adie! BC06-54 6 1434.22 Revised 806-543) 3 T4723 Title corrected by enata (BC6-13251 5,57 mart 8 Revised /8CO4-7051 65-68 Appendix O Revise im its ertirety in Article 4 ¢8C0: 7 Bas Fourth paragraph adided 18C05-6261 7 Appendix H Deleted from Anicle 4 1BCO5-5741 tos 1522.2 First senvence revised (BC06-1 51 14 T6212 First sentence revised (BC06-1151 3 Table 1-621 Unuler Requirements, twelith entry revised 'BCO5-1064) 1-052 Revised (BC05-10641 1.653 Revised (BCO5-1064 116 Table 1-672 Note 11) sevised iBC05-10641 19 eos Title and paragraph revised ‘BCO5-100 1642 Revised in its entiery sBCOF- 1008 Loss Deleted :BC05-s00% coy hota Revised 18C05- 1064 mest Title and paragraph revised iBC05-1064) Web Last line of fist paragraph revised + BCO5-1064) WD First sentence revised 1BC06-1751 T73hb Revised C419 ae T7641.2 Revised andl Nove added (705.993 Tig. T-708.1.2 Redesignated! as Fig. T-764.1.2.1 and revised -BC06-977 128 Fig. 7620.22 Added (C06-9951 135, 136 ‘Appendix tl Added to Article 7 (BC04-1404)Page 138-153 154 157 159 179 241-244 325 359 362 365 a7 381 392 397-408 409-413 414 426-430 436-483 471-515 ste 536 tocation Anticle & T9212 T1021.3 1.1090 x-1090 Appendix I SE1255 SAA35/SA435M SA-S77ISA.577M SA-S78SA-578M $A.609/SA-609M SA-PASISA-745M Se213 se273 st-797 $0516 80.1552 Change 18C Number) 1) T-810 revised in its entirety (8C03-1284 {21-820 through T-892 deleted (BCC3-1284) {81 Appendices | through VI revised in their entirety (BC03-1284) First sentence revised (806-175) First sentence revised (806-115) ‘Added by errata (BCO05-982) Deleted by errata (BC06-982) Added to Article 14 (BC03-1 Sublitle revised (BC06-426) Subtitle revised (806-465 Subtitle revised (8C06-366) Subtitle revised (8606-367) Subritle revised (8€06-380) Subtle revised (BC06-362) (1) Designator comected by errata (806-341) (2) Subtitle revised 8C06-382), Revised in is entirety (8CO4-1408) Revised in is entirety (BCO4-1409) Designator corrected by exata (BC06 $41) Revised in its entirety (BC05-1088) Revised in its entirety (ACOM-1410) Revised in its entnery (BCO4-1413) Subtitle revised (BC06-383) Designator corrected by errata (BCO6- 41) NOTE: Volume 57 of the Interpretations to Section V of the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code follows the last page ofthis Edition,LIST OF CHANGES IN BC ORDER BC Number Ben 1281 BUR ISS? ese CoH 1a08 BoD 1308 Bows BOOS CUS OVS 1088 evs 1429 sacus-s09 BOOS ens.a28 eves now com BBoo«- 38 BCH. Bow 367 cue-a49 BCv6-881 eve C0583 C65 can S18 bacve.708 acon 982 scoH.98 change Article 4 vised to reerence several eppenies Appendices 1 and IL ae revise and combined into a new Append ( Appendix IV i revised and redesignated as Apis [Anicie $s vse and redesigned os Append (V Append ll references ta Aisle 8 uated to reference new Appendis TV: “edly current” abhresatin removes Article U4 App. ICs added to provide requirements for quiying ukrasonie examination systems Aiie 7. Mandatory Appendix Il added o provide reusiremerts for the performance ofa Magnetic Paricle ‘yamontion (MT) using the yoke technique with fluorescent pamces inst uarhened ate Ace 23, ASTM 213.04 is apd and replces SE-213 (ASTM E 213.98). Aicle 2%. ASTM F-27301 is adj aa eplves SE-273 (ASTM F 273.98) Aisle 24. ASTMED 1552408 fe apa and eepases SD: 1852 (ASTM B 1552.00) AAnicle 25. ASTM E 709-01 is adopted and replies SE-709 (ASTM E 708.9) Aricle band Article 6, Appendis Il are zevsed to update the minimum sndard tmperstors fom SOE «11°C to 4OF °C AAricle 24, ASTM D 516.02 is adopt ond replaces SD:S16 [ASTM D 56 90 (R195) Fata comets Cade Case 2476 by inserting missing para 277.2, Aric 6 W-641 and ts? are cevised wo clantyreerences. Atle 6, 6.8 i deleted Aprenvices D and H revised and combined ints Append to include recording relestur elvan ications ant lenath measurements. Anicle 4, Nonmandsory Append Fis revised w inchule new purgseph soncering Sectoral seams (S-acas ant sigs riled holes uted Tr calibetions, T4212, TAP22, T4212, TL, TAP2, T9212, and T1O2U.3 ae tevised to clarify that procedure quali cans ae requed only when specie’ by the referencing Code Fata eorets missplting oF TA72.3 ale SELLS, SE-TOY, SEAT, and SE-1419 as revi ty delete "2° fom Table of Contents am ile pages. Anise 23, ASTM A S3S/A 435890 RMIT) adopted and replaces SA-43SISA-439M [ASTM A 438/4 88300 R196) Aricle 23, ASTM A 571A ST7MLO0 (R201) adopted and replaces SA-STTISA-STIM [ASTM A STT/A STINE (RIDBH)| Amite 25, ASTM A S7W/A STHM-%6 (ROOI) is adopted and replaces SA-ST8SA-STSM (ASTM A S7RIA STAM 6) ile 23. ASTM. A 60074 (08.91 (R22) is adored and replaces SA-SOBISA-HOUME [ASTM A HIBIA HOM. sriRiery, Alice 28. ASTM A TSSVA PASM94 (R200) is adopted and replaces SA-TASISATESM sASTM A 74S/A Ate 25. ASTM E. 115-95 6R2005) 1 adopt! and replaces SE-1 4 [ASTM E 113:95 (R200 Anwick 36. ASTM E 243.98 (R200) i doped! aa eplees SE-243 (ASTM F 243.97 Amicle 22, ASTM E 1255-96 (R2002) is aduped and replaces SF-1258 (ASTM 1255.96), “T-43 2 revised coal dsr meta weld reguiremes T4422 evined to eeference Fig. -481.21 for block thickoess, 7, Hig, 124342. viedo ald Note th 1 dic eld ticks, Aatisle 4. Appendix IG ILA. revised tv ad the regutemert that 4 minimum a tunserseexsmination laseds toe petamed per T7213. Eat costs editrial mishap base om BCD. 62%: Td) was deleted este of X10 Ale Tyrese un accordance with S70,2007 SECTION ¥ SUBSECTION A NONDESTRUCTIVE METHODS OF EXAMINATION ARTICLE 1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS 1-10 SCOPE 1) This Section of the Code contains requirements and rnethods for nondestructive examination (NDE), which are Code requirements to the estent they are specifically ree ccnced and requited by other Code Sections or referencing document, These NDE methods ate intended to detect sur fave and internal imperfections in materials, welds. tat vated pans, and components, They include radiographic tesamination, ultrasonic ©xamination, Tiquid penetrant ‘examination, magnetic particle examination, eddy current ‘csamination, visual examination, leak testing, and acoustic ‘emission examination, Sev Nonmandatory Appendix. of this Article for a listing of common imperfections and damage mechanisms, and the NDE methoxs that are ally capable of detecting them (1 For general te init seh ats Inspection, Flaw, Discon: Evaluation, ete. reter to Mandatory Append 20° GENERAL ay Subsection A describes we methods of nondestrue ion w be used if referenced hy other Code cctiony or referencing documents hy Subsection B lists Standards covering nondesinue ion mwtheds which hase heen avceplel as Standards, These standards are nonmandatory unless spe= citically referenced in who e orn part in Subsection \ oras indicated in ether Code Sections or referencing document fo) Any releronce to a paragraph of any Anticte 11 Sub: section A ofthis Seetion inekides all ofthe applicable rules in the paragraph.! In every case, reference t0 2 par includes all the subparagraphs and subdivisions undee th paragraph, (dh Reference to a standard contained in Subsection B. is mandatory only 10 the extent specified ey Por those sineetly wre te for the qualifivation of NDE personnel Shall be in aceordance with their employ ‘ace which must he in avcordanee with one of the following documents: (Dy SNT-TC-1A. Personnel Qualification and Certi- fication in Nondestructive Testing. oF (2) ANSVASNTCP-199." ASNT Standard for Quill fication and Certification of Nondestructive Testing Per- sonnel (fy National or imemtinnal central certification pro: grams, such ay the ASNT Central Cerbfication Program {ACCP}, may be alternatively used to fulfill the exami tion requirements of the documents listed in T-1204 specified in the employer's whiten practice ph ocumenty nce this Arti- we quaiticution Vee exampls, 1-248 ryuits tat Inage Qu Har fe mama sss und tia inastondance tht equeeen cr aleacs limb in Sb-747 or SECIS, aa Appendices, 0 propria the iste ot QL fe tac Thee ate the cay pa ol her SicTAT 9 SPSS sha re mndgtry Arce 2 “SNT-TC-1A 2001 Tita, “Porvonel Quaicaine and Ceti tun Sneviritise Testing ira ANSUASST EP 2 Fe ASNT Standard for Quabiictwon and Cec 1 Neadestrutce ‘me Porm” pubished by the Amr 8 rule tne testing G11 fvingate Fane. POO Bon SIR, Colby. OHARTICLE 1 (a) When the referencing Code Section does not specify qualifications or doesnot reference directly Article I ofthis Section, qualification may simply involve demonstration in routine manufacturing operations to show that the person: nel performing the nondestructive examinations are compe. tent to do so in accordance with the Manufacturer's ‘established procedures. (h) The ser ofthis Anice is responsible forthe quali- fication and certification of NDE Personnel in accordance ith the requirements of this Article. The Code User's* Quality Program shall stipulate how this is to be aecom- plished. Qualifications in accordance with a prior ition of SNT-TC-1A, or CP-189 ate valid until recertification Recertification or new certification shall bein accordance with the edition of SNT-TC-1A or CP-189 specified in Footnote 3. (i) Limited cenfication of nondestructive examination personnel who do not perform all of the operations of a nondestructive method that consists of more than one ‘operation, or who perform nondestructive examinations of, limited scope, may be based on fewer hours of training and experience than recommended in SNT-TC-1A or CP-189. ‘Any limitations or restrictions placed upon aperson’s cert fication shall be described in the written practice and on the certification () Bither US, Customary Units or St Units may be used for compliance with all equirements ofthis edition, but one system shall be used consistently throughout for all phases of construction, (1) Bither the U.S. Costomary Units or SI Units that are listed in Mandatory Appendix IL are identified in the text, or are identified in the nomenclature for equations shall be used consistently for all phases of construction (eg., materials, design, fabrication, and repors). Since values in the two systems are not exact equivalents, each system shall be used independently of the other without mixing U.S. Customary Units and SI Units. (2) When SI Units are selected, U.S. Customary val- vues in referenced specifications that do not contain I Units shall be converted to SI values to at least three significant figures for use in calculations and other aspects of con- struction. 7-130 EQUIPMENT It is the responsibility of the Code User to ensure that the examination equipment being used conforms to the requirements of this Code Section, this Code Section, “Code Usee” is any organization conducting ondesuctive examinations the requirements ofthis Seton 2007 SECTION ¥ 7-150 PROCEDURE (a) The nondestructive examination methods included in this Section are applicable to most geometric configura- tions and materials encountered in fabrication under normal conditions. However, special configurations and materials may require modified methods and techniques, in which cease the Manufacturer shall develop special procedures ‘which are equivalent or superior to the methods and tech- niques described in this Code Section, and which are capa- ble of producing interpretable examination results under the special conditions. Such special procedures may be modifications or combinations of methods described or referenced in this Code Section, and shall be proved by demonstration to be capable of detecting discontinuities under the special conditions, and such demonstrated capa- bilities shall be equivalent tothe capabilities of the methods described in this Code Section when used under more general conditions, Depending on the quality assurance or quality control system requirements of the referencing Code Section, these special procedures shall be submitted to the Inspector for acceptance where required, and shall bbe adopted as part of the Manufacturer's quality contro! program. () When an examination to the requirements of this Section of the Code is required by other Sections of the Code, it shall be the responsibility of the Manufacturer, fabricator, or installer to establish nondestructive examina- tion procedures and personnel certification procedures con- forming to the referencing Code requitements, {c) When required by the referencing Code Section, alt nondestructive examinations performed under this Code Section shall be done toa written procedure. This procedure shall be demonstrated to the satisfaction of the Inspector. The procedure or method shall comply with the applicable requirements ofthis Section for the particular examination method. Where so required, written procedures shall be made available to the Inspector on request. At least one copy of each procedure shall be readily avaitable to the Manufacturer's Nondestructive Examination Personne! for their reference and use. 7-160 CALIBRATION (a) The Manufacturer, fabricator, oF installer shal) assure that all equipment calibrations required by Subsec- tion A and/or Subsection B are performed (b) When special procedures are developed [see ‘T-150(a)], the Code User shall specify what calibration is necessary, when calibration is required. T-170 EXAMINATIONS AND INSPECTIONS (a) The Inspector concerned with the fabrication of the vessel or pressure part shal! have the duty of verifying2007 SECTION ¥ to bis satisfaction that all examinations required by the referencing Chde Section have been made to the require- iments of this Section and the referencing documents). He shall have the Fi ny af these examinations to the extent stated in Cre referenci Throughout this Section of the Code, the word Inspector cans the Auihorized Inspector who has been qualitied as sequined in the v racing Code Sections. 11 The special distinetion established in the various Code Scetions between inspection and examination and the personnel performing them is also adopted in this Code Section, In other words. the term inspection applies o the functions performed by the Authorized Inspector, but the erm examination applies tw thase quality control functions, performed by personnel employed by the Manufacturer ‘One acca of occasional deviation from these distinctions cexivts ln the ASTM Standard Methods and Recommended Practices incorporated in this Section of the Code by reter- cence or hy reproduction in Subsection B. the words inypee tion or Inspector. which frequently occur in the Wext or titles of the referenced ASTM documents, may actually eseribe what the Code calls examination or excaminer This situation exists because ASTM has no occasion 10 be voaverned with the distinetions which the Code makes ARTICLE 1 between inspection and examination. since ASTM activi- ties and documents do not involve the Authorised Inspector described in the Code Sections. However, no attempt has been made to edit the ASTM documents 10 conform with Code usage: this should cause no difficulty ifthe users of this Section recognize that the terms inspection, resting, and examination in the ASTM documents referenced in Subsection B do not deseribe duties ofthe Authorized Code Inspector but eather describe the things 10 be done by the Manutactures’s examination personnel 7-180 EVALUATION The acceptance standards for these methods shall be as stated in the referencing document(s). 7-190, RECORDS/DOCUMENTATION Revords/Documentation shall be in accordance with the referencing document(s) and the applicable requirements tof Subsection A and/or B of this Code Section. The Code Shall be responsible for all required Records Documentation UserARTICLE t 2007 SECTION V ARTICLE 1 MANDATORY APPENDIX APPENDIX I — GLOSSARY OF TERMS FOR NONDESTRUCTIVE. EXAMINATION 1110 SCOPE ‘This Mandatory Appendix is used for the purpose of establishing standard terms and definition of termscommon 1 all methods used in Nondestructive Examination F120 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS (a) The Standard Terminology for Nondestructive Examinations (ASTM E 1316) has been adopted by the Committee as SE-1316, ¢b) SE-1316 Section A provides the definition of terms listed in 1-130¢@). (c) Paragraph I-130(b} provides a list of terms and defi- nitions, which are in addition to SE-1316 and are Code specific. 130 REQUIREMENTS (a) The following SE-1316 terms are used in conjune- tion with this Article: defect, discontinuity, evaluation, {alse indication, flaw, flaw characterization, imperfection, interpretation, nonrelevant indication, relevant indication. (6) The following Code terms are used in conjunction with this Anticle: ‘area of interest: the specific portion of the object that is to be evaluated as defined by the referencing Code Section, indication: the response or evidence from a nondestruc- tive examination that requires interpretation to determine relevance, inspection: the observation of any operation performed ‘on materials and/or components to determine its accept- ability in accordance with given criteria. limited certification: an accreditation of an individual's qualification 19 perform some but not all of the operations ‘within 2 given nondestructive examination method or tech- ‘nique that consists of one or more than one operation, or {o perform nondestructive examinations within a limited scope of responsibility ‘method: the following is a list of nondestructive exam nation methods and respective abbreviations used within the scope of Section V RT — Radiography UT — Ultrasonics MT — Magnetic Particle PT — Liquid Penetrants VT — Visual LT — Leak Testing ET — Electromagnetic (Eddy Curren AB — Acoustic Emission nondestructive examination (NDE): the development and application of technical methods to examine materials and/or components in ways that do not impair future use- fulness and serviceability in order to detect, locate, mea re, interpret, and evaluate flaws, ‘operation: 4 specific phase of a method or technique. procedure: an orderly sequence of actions describing how a specific technique shall be applied. sensitivity: a measure of the level of response from a discontinuity by a nondestructive examination, technique: a technique is a specific way of utilizing & particular nondestructive examination (NDE) method,2007 SECTION ¥ ARTICLE | ARTICLE 1 NONMANDATORY APPENDIX APPENDIX A — IMPERFECTION VS TYPE OF NDE METHOD AW SCOPE. Table A-110 lists common imperfections and the NDE methods that are generally capable of detecting them, CAUTION: Table 4-110 should be regarded for general guidance nly und not as has for requiring or prokibiting a particalar type of NDE method for aspoeifc application. For example, material and product form are factors that could result i éiferences from the degree of effectiveness implied inthe table. For seevice-induced fection. accesiblity and other conditions atthe examination location are also significant factors that must be considered in select- Ing particular NDE method, In addition, Table A-11 must not be considered to be all inclusive: there are several NDE methods ‘techniques and ienperfctons not Bisted in the table, The wet must, ‘consider all applicable conditions when selecting NDE mths for a specine application,ARTICLE 1 IMPERFI 2007 SECTION ¥ TABLE A110 ECTION VS TYPE OF NDE METHOD Surface Note vw Subsur. Wiote 20) Volumetric (Note (31) prowr er uTA_uTs or Service-Induced Imperfections ‘Abrasive Wear (Localized) Baffle Wear (Heat Exchangers) Corrosion Assisted Fatigue Cracks Conrsien Crevice ‘General / Uniform iting Selective ‘creep (Primary [Nate (4 Erosion Fatigue Cracks Freting (Heat Excraneer Tubine) Hot Crackirg Hydrogen Induced Cracking Interaranular Stress Corrosion Cracks Stres-Corrotion Cracks (Transgrarular) ° 3 . eso oe oe! ve eee . > 9 2 . Welding Imperfections ‘Barn Through Cracks Excessivefinadequate Reinforcement Inclusions (SlagiTungsten) Incompete Fusion Incompete Penetration Misalignment Overlap Porosity Root Concauty Undereut eeecece: ec3o eoore ee0 ° 9 . 2 . . vee. oe eee eeeosoesces ooo Product Form Imperfections Bursts Forgings) (old Shuts (Castings! (Cracks (All Product Fors) Hot Tear (Castings Inclusions (All Product Fors) amination (Pate, Pie) Gaps (Forgings) Porosity (Castings) Seams (Gar, Pige) ee oe oe 9 eoos 9eees jee ecc0os ween eo . 3 ‘AE ~ Acoustic Emission ET = Electromagnetic (ay Current Mar = Maanetic Particle PT Ciquid Penetrant BT ~ Rattooraany Legend UTA Unrasonie Angle Beam UTS - Dirasone Straight Beam UIT uttrasonie Thickness Measurement Vie visual 0 Ait or mast Standard techniques wil detect tls imgerfection under all or most conditions 2 One o- more stand techrigue!s} wl 2 = Speci Techniques conciions, anlar GENERAL NOTE: Table 8:110 lists impertections a Soy oeeral natn any faces ene tet notes: i dtect thes mpertection ander cern condition persoinel quallfeaions are requres to detect ins imperecticn “S NDE methods that are capabie af etecting them. Itust Be hep in ind that this table tsintyofmpevrctions. The tate secu nes 0 1 Methods capable of detecting iniertections that are apen tothe surface ony (2) Methods capable of detecting imperfections that a (3) Methods capable of detecting imgertection® that (@) Various NDE metnode are sapable of aeteting te rite ope tothe surtace of shu subsurface ry be located anyanare withthe examined vol iary (3rd stage) creep ar same, particulary using special \ehnlaues, are capavin ot Setecting vacondary (20a stage) ereen There are wore deccriatensdehon rs or tha Stages of creep anda pursue ese" phous tion wwil sot be appiesbe ta all materiale an ProdARTICLE 2 ARTICLE 2 RADIOGRAPHIC EXAMINATION T-210 SCOPE The radiographic method described in this Article for ‘examination of materials ineluding castings and welds shall be used together with Article I. General Requirements Definitions of terms used in this Article are in Mandatory Appendin V of this Article Certain product-specific. technique-speeitie, and upp ccation-spetific requirements are also given in other Manda- tory Appendices of this Article, as listed in the table of contents. These additional requirements shall also he corn plicd with when an Appendix is applicable to the radio. graphic or radioscopic examination being conducted. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS. ‘ocedure Requirements T-221.1 Written Procedure, Radiographic exumina- tion shall be performed in accordance Wi ken proce- dure. Eich procedure sha I include st least the following information, as applicable a} material type and thickness range 1b} isotope or maximum X-ray voltage used fc} source-to-objevt distance (D in T-274.1) {a} distance from source side of object 0 film (dl in TIM. fey souree size (F in 274.1) 1) filon brand and des {1 screens used ation “221.2 Procedure Demonstration, Demonstration of the density and image quality indicator 1QI) image require- iments of the written procedure on production or techaique radiographs shall be considered satislactory evidence ot ‘compliance with that provedure. 7.222 Surface Preparation 7-222.1 Materials Including Castings. Surfaces shall satisfy the requirements ofthe applicable materials spec Heaton or referencing Cove Section, with additional cond tioning. if necessary. by any suitable process t© such a ddeurve that the resulting radiographic image due to any surface iregulavties cannot mask of be confused wit the image of any discontinuity T-222.2 Welds. The weld ripplesor weld surface irregw: larities on both the inside (where accessible) and outside shall be removed by any suitable process to such a degree that the resulting radiographic image due to any surface irregularities cannot mask or be confused with the image ‘of uny discontinuity ‘The finished surface of all burt-welded joints may be flush with the base material or may have reasonably uni- form crowns, with reinforcement not co exceed that speci- fied in the referencing Code Section, 7-223 Backscatter Radiation A lead symbol “B." with minimum dimensions of /s i, (13 map io height and jp in. (1.5 mm) in thickness, shall be attached to the back of each film holder during each exposure to determine if backscatter radiation is exposing the tl, T-224 System of Identitic A system shall be used to produce permanent identifica tion on the radiograph traceable to the contract, component, weld or weld seam, or part numbers, as appropriate, In addition, the Manofacturer’s symbol or name and the date of the radiograph shall be plainly and permanently included fon the radiograph. This identification system does not ncc- cessaily require that the information appear as radiogeuphic images. In any case. this information shall not obscure the area of interest 7.225 fonitoring Den Radiographs ions of Either 1 densitometer or step wedge comparison film shall be used for judging film «lensity 7-226 Extent of Examination ‘The extent of radiographic examination shall be as speci- fied by the referencing Code Section, 7-23 EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS T2310 Film ‘T-231.1 Selection, Radiographs shall be made using industrial radiographic fil.ARTICLE 2 2007 SECTION V TABLE 7-233.1 HOLE-TYPE IQ] DESIGNATION, THICKNESS, AND HOLE DIAMETERS 1a TT Hole 2T Hole “aT Hole rat Thickness, Diameter, Diameter, Diameter, Designation in (mm) in (rum) in. (rm) in (ne 5 0.005 10.13) o.010 (0.28) 0.020 (0.51) 40 (1.02) 7 9.0075 (019 0.010 (0.25) 0.026 (0.51) 080 2.92) 10 0.010 10.25) 10 10.25) 0.020 10.51), (4a 0.02), wz o.12s (0.32) 001251032) 0.025

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