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Pressure Piping Alternative Test Methods Procedure Requirements

This AB-519 Pressure Piping Alternative Test Methods Procedure Requirements document, has been issued by the Alberta pressure equipment safety Administrator, to specify the quality management system and minimum procedure requirements for Owner-User organizations considering alternative pressure piping test methods under section 30(2) of the Pressure Equipment Safety Regulation (PESR). | AM the pressure equipment safety authority Pressure Piping Alternative Test Methods Procedure Requirements AB-519 Issued 2010-07-07 Revision 1 Pressure Piping Alternative Test Methods Procedure Requirements Minimum Requirements for an Owner-User Procedure That Allows Alternative Test Methods in Lieu of Hydrostatic Leak Testing for Pressure Piping Constructed to ASME B31.3 Purpose This AB-519 Pressure Piping Alternative Test Methods Procedure Requirements document has been issued by the Alberta pressure equipment safety Administrator to specify the quality management system and minimum procedure requirements for Owner-User organizations considering alternative pressure piping test methods under section 30 2 of the Pressure Equipment Safety Regulation PESR . This document outlines the minimum requirements that must be included in an Owner-User integrity management system procedure that would allow the use of alternative test methods for an ASME B31.3 closure weld without ABSA acceptance of each occurrence. The provision to utilize alternative test methods without ABSA acceptance of each specific occurrence is only applicable to an Owner-User company i.e. AQP-8XXX series Certificate of Authorization holder with an in-house Chief Inspector that has requested authorization to utilize the alternative test methods within the scope of their Owner-User program and has implemented a procedure for this activity that has been accepted by ABSA. The AB-519 procedure may also be utilized to document justification and approval for alternative test methods i.e. service leak testing per ASME B31.3 paragraph 345.7 on category D fluid service piping systems that will not be leak tested in accordance with B31.3 paragraphs 345.4 345.5 or 345.6. The PESR ASME B31.3 Pressure Piping System Leak Testing Decision Chart included as Figure 1 on page 4 of this document provides a guide to the combined PESR and construction code requirements for leak testing. An Owner-User company that does not