Nov 29, 2010 · API 622 provides details on how to build a test fixture to test packing. As far as testing valves unfortunately there is no one standard. I would try and get a copy of either chevron's fugitive emission testing procedure Or Lion Oil's those two specs are the most harsh I've seen and if you pass those you many companies (not all) will accept it.

Jul 17, 2019 · Hi, FET - Fugitive Emission testing, for valve there are many international standards in the industry, most common ones are ISO 15848-1, API624, TALuft, generally applicable for both shut-off valves (Gate/globe) and also for control valves, ball valves etc, it involves endurance cycles 205 /1500/2500 etc hot/cold cycles,with test medium helium or methane, and Leakage rates A, B, C.

Jun 26, 2024 · Hi all, I am wanting to get ready again for the FE test. I bought the FERM by Lindeburgh a while ago and it is edition #1. It looks like there is a 2nd edition out. Do I need to upgrade to this one, or will the 1st edition work?. What are the differences? Are they significant? I …

Sep 28, 2007 · The FE Review Manual by Michael Lindburg is the best one out there in my opinion. I successfully passed this exam in 2003, having earned my Bachelor's degree 17 years prior. I went on to also pass the PE exam the following year.

Mar 21, 2006 · NCEES is the US organization that regulates all of the PE/FE exams I have taken. For reference, the FE exam is the first, more general exam everyone needs to take; the PE exam is the more specific one you take that allows you to call yourself a Professional Engineer. I took my FE exam long enough in the distant past that it was called the EIT.

Dec 14, 2020 · It works because the active ingredient in H&S forms a complex with Fe and turns blue. We used it when we had to test very large surfaces. Applied it with a mop and kept it damp by misting with DI water. The other simpel free Fe test is to cover the surface with something absorbent (disposable diaper material works great) and dampen with DI water.

May 11, 2024 · I'm a Canadian Professional Engineer who will be challenging the NCEES FE Mechanical Exam in the near future. I'm looking into buying a book to prepare myself for this exam since I graduated from University way back in 2005 so it's been a while since I've looked at a lot of this material. I've found the following 2 books by Michael R. Lindeburg:

Nov 19, 2012 · I actually found the FE test (30+ years ago) to be more difficult than the PE!! The FE tested EVERYTHING you ever learned or forgot. The PE allowed me to pick and choose what I wanted to work on. Heck - I did a simple transportation problem in about 5 minutes - even though I was more of a structural guy. But it was too easy to pass up!!

May 4, 2008 · The FE as a whole is a worthwhile credential, but it doesn't indicate a claim of specific expertise beyond Engineering Fundementals. No one ever needs to know how you got it (i.e., passed the first time or had to try a few times, took …

May 1, 2019 · I also found the PE test is easier than the FE test since it is more practical. My undergraduate degree isn't from the US, so what I had learned wasn't tailored towards that test. Accredited US school is much more tailored towards the exams, especially the FE exam. So I had to self-study a lot more. I passed FE and PE test at the first time.