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API 580 Exam Prep Course Level 1 – 210 Questions and Answers
This is the most basic database (Level 1 Course) with 210 multiple choice questions from API 580 code book, based on the real exam experience. All the questions have been made based on the Instructor’s experience in the previous exams. We are RBIClue and we have 3 levels of API580 Exam Prep Courses and the current course is the most basic and the cheapest version of our API580 courses. For more information or to know more about level 2 and level 3 courses, you can visit our website, RBIClue dot com. If you choose level 2 or 3, then after finishing the test, you will see an answer to each question like below: Question: Potential source of errors in RBI analysis regarding data quality are the following except. 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 at thickness readings may be used C. If the original thickness not available, maximum at thickness readings may be used Correct Answer: C. Page 33 under 7.3 Data Quality. The answer is C. The sentence you will find at the last paragraph of page 33 clearly talks about choice A as the potential source of error, and hence, A is not the answer (the question says “Potential sources of error. EXCEPT, meaning that one of the answers is not a high potential of error and that is the answer). B is wrong because if you average the data then you are considering the lowest thickness data also as part of the average calculation which will result in lowering the calculated original thickness and in that case corrosion rate is basically “Underestimated” because in that case, you would compare the lowest reading with an average reading. C is the best answer because you are comparing the lowest thickness reading resulted by corrosion to the highest thickness readings of the areas that have not experienced corrosion and are still considered close to original thickness. Who is this API 580 Certificate for?All Corrosion Engineers, Integrity Engineers, RBI Engineers, Maintenance Engineers, Pressure Vessels/Piping/Tanks/Boilers Inspectors and every other inspection professionalsAre You Qualified To Take The API 580 Exam?If you hold a current API 510, 570 or 653 certification, you automatically qualify to take the API 580 Risk Based Inspection certification exam. If you do not hold a current API 510, 570 or 653 certification, then qualification is based on a combination of your level of education and industry experience acquired within the last 10 years. You want to study For The Exam?The API 580 Risk Based Inspection certification exam tests the individuals knowledge and expertise in the field of Risk Based Inspection. Questions on the exam are based on API RP 580 Risk-Based Inspection, 3rd Edition 2016, which is still the latest version of the code. What is the exam structure?The API 580 exam is 3.25 hours long. There are 80 questions, of which only 70 are scored. The remaining 10 are pretest, which are not scored. All questions are multiple-choice and closed-book. Paper and reference materials are not allowed into the examinations. This exam has a set passing scaled score. What is API 580 code?API RP 580 is intended to provide guidance on developing a Risk-Based Inspection (RBI) program for fixed equipment and piping in the hydrocarbon and chemical process industries. It includes: what is RBI, what are the key elements of RBI, how to implement an RBI program, how to sustain an RBI program. It is based on the knowledge and experience of engineers, inspectors, risk analysts, and other personnel in the hydrocarbon and chemical industry.
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