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Radiographic Testing (RT) is a powerful NDE technique widely used in the manufacturing of pressure vessels and boilers. It involves the use of ionizing radiation to penetrate the material and create an image of internal features.
API 650 is the industry standard for the design and construction of large, field-erected storage tanks that operate at atmospheric pressure or low internal pressures (not exceeding 2.5 psig). These tanks are essential for safely storing crude oil, petroleum products, water, chemicals, and other liquids across a wide range of industries.
ASME® Section VIII, Division 2 provides an alternative design approach to pressure vessel construction by allowing higher design stress levels in exchange for more rigorous design analysis, material testing, and quality control.
ASME® Section VIII, Division 1 provides the foundational framework for designing, constructing, and inspecting pressure vessels.
We perform detailed pressure vessel calculations in accordance with ASME® Section VIII, Division 1 and Division 2, ensuring optimal design for your specific application. This includes calculations for thickness, pressure, temperature, and external loads.
Go into your Joint Review with confidence. Use our Pre-Joint Review checklist to help determine if you have what you need or just get you on the track.
Applicants for new issuance or renewal of an ASME® Certificate(s) of Authorization should be aware that the Joint Review will require implementation and demonstration of their Quality Control Program. The purpose of the demonstration is to have the Applicant provide evidence of their knowledge of and compliance with requirements of each Certificate and scope they are requesting.
Certification is a pinnacle achievement for fabrication shops, signifying a commitment to excellence and adherence to rigorous quality standards. This distinction sets certified shops apart from those lacking formal documentation, solidifying their reputation for producing world-class products.
Obtaining and maintaining multiple ASME® Stamp Certificates of Authorization (COAs) can be a complex endeavor for manufacturers and fabricators. This blog post will delve into the challenges and strategies associated with managing multiple COAs, focusing on the ASME® Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code (BPVC).
The difference between the U designation and the UM designation is related to size. However, this is not the only difference between the two. UM designated pressure vessels are not required to undergo the same inspection regimen as the larger, U stamped pressure vessels.