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API - American Petroleum Institute

API standards address several key aspects of the oil and gas industry, including exploration and production, refining, fire protection and safety, petroleum measurement and marine transportation. These documents reference offshore production, drilling, structural pipe, pipeline, health and environmental issues, valves, storage tanks, etc.

Epcon - API Technical Data Book
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Beginning in 1966 some of the brightest minds in the Oil and Gas Industry put together the best available phase equilibrium and thermophysical property data and published the first edition of the API Technical Data Book. This work of the API Tech Data Committee has continued for 40 years. Now, all of that data and information from four decades of hard work have been distilled into the 40th Anniversary Edition of the API Tech Data Book (the 8th Edition).

A Software Solution
API’s flagship product is deployed as an easy to use software package covering the fundamentals of thermophysical properties and process engineering. The API Technical Data Book allows you to accurate evaluate hydrocarbon processing systems with it’s 130+ recommedned API methods and 20 + software programs – a must-have resource that engineers working in the Oil and Gas industry rely on to further their know-how and careers.

A Re-Mastered Printed Data Book
You can navigate quickly to find desired API procedures, review their recommended use and application, and then directly access software specifically designed to implement those procedures. All of the API Technical Data Book figures and tables have been included and digitally optimized for best quality in both the electronic and printed 3-volume desk reference set.

The Brains Behind the Business
The 40th Anniversary Edition of the API Technical Data Book is a result of the top U.S. oil and natural gas experts’ working together. As the standard for Phase Equilibrium and Thermophysical Properties, the API Technical Data Book 8 is a vital engineering resource you need to help you get the job done right.
With unmatched accuracy, the 40th Anniversary Edition of the API Technical Data Book can help you optimize your plant for profit and safety. This powerful software suite was built on a rock-solid foundation:
40 Years of API-Funded Research and Development
Participation by 127 Leading Thermodynamics Experts
Development of 161 API Physical Property Methods
Based on 2,000+ Technical References and Resources
Rigorous 3-Phase Flash/Mixture Calculations
We filled a book with all of the data you need to get the job done right. Get API’s know-how, right now with the API Technical Data Book 8 – 40th Anniversary Edition.

The Birth of the Electronic Version
Upon completion of the thirteenth revision package in 1998 by Penn State, API and the Tech Data Committee openly solicited bids to convert the API Technical Data Book into an interactive software application with a modern interface design. The objective was to enhance the usefulness of the API Technical Data Book and generate income to support the ongoing research and development of the Tech Data Committee. EPCON International was selected to develop this new electronic version of the API Technical Data Book. In 2005, EPCON released the Seventh Edition with full software coverage and a re-mastered, printed Data Book.

Software Development Effort
The first phase of this software development effort provided a Windows based application for Chapters 1 through 4 of the API Technical Data Book in 1998. The second phase of the software development provided a flash/mixture module for applicable methods and a new method for pseudo component generation in 2000. The third phase of the software development provided complete coverage of all 130+ methods recommended by the API Tech Data Committee and included EPCON’s rigorous 3-phase flash along with a scanned graphical file of all chapter introductions for all computerized/recommended methods in 2002. In the fourth phase of this software development effort, the printed API Technical Data Book was re-mastered from the non-searchable graphical form of the Sixth Edition. The Seventh Edition provided true text, searchable format to provide direct interaction between the documented procedures and the software implementation of these procedures. Additional improvements were made in the implementation of the computer methods as software applications in this first fully electronic API Technical Data Book software product. The fifth phase of the software redevelopment included correction of any reported bugs and additional features requested by the committee



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API Collections
This Code contains rules for piping typically found in petroleum refineries; chemical, pharmaceutical, textile, paper, , and cryogenic plants; and related processing plants and terminals. This Code prescribes requirements for materials and components, design, fabrication, assembly, erection, examination, inspection, and testing of piping. This Code applies to piping for all fluids including: (1) raw, intermediate, and finished chemicals; (2) petroleum products; (3) gas, steam, air and water; (4) fluidized solids; (5) refrigerants; and (6) cryogenic fluids. Also included is piping which interconnects pieces or stages within a packaged equipment assembly

Api Standard 674 Positive Displacement Pump Reciprocating


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Api Standard 610 1995 Centrifugal Pumps For Petroleum Heavy Duty Chemical And Gas Industry Serv


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API Standard 675 1994 Positive displacement pumps Controlled volume 2ed


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API MPMS 8.2 Manual of Petro Measure Standards (Chapter 8) Sampling

The development of consensus standards is one of API’s oldest and most successful programs. Beginning with its first standards in 1924, API now maintains some 500 standards covering all segments of the oil and gas industry. Today, the API standards program has gone global, through active involvement with the ISO and other international bodies. API is an American Petroleum Institute (ANSI) accredited standards developing organization, operating with approved standards development procedures and undergoing regular audits of its processes. API produces standards, recommended practices, specifications, codes and technical publications, reports and studies that cover each segment of the industry. API standards promote the use of safe, interchangeable equipment and operations through the use of proven, sound engineering practices as well as help reduce regulatory compliance costs, and in conjunction with API’s Quality Programs, many of these standards form the basis of API certification programs.


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API RP 556 Instrumentation and Control Systems for Fired Heaters and Steam Generators
American Petroleum Institute .. Publication Date:May 1, 1997
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This document covers recommended practices that specifically apply to instrument and control system installations for fired heaters and steam generation facilities in petroleum refinery and other hydrocarbon-processing plants. This document also discusses the installation of primary measuring instruments, control systems, alarm and shutdown systems, and automatic start-up and shutdown systems for fired heaters, steam generators, carbon monoxide or waste-gas steam generators, gas turbine exhaust-fired steam generators, and unfired waste heat steam generators. Although the information has been prepared primarily for petroleum refineries, much of it is applicable without change in chemical plants, gasoline plants, and similar installations.


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API Standard 526- Flanged Steel Safety Relief Valves
This Standard covers the specifications for flanged steel safety relief valves


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API Standard 1104- Welding of Pipelines and Related Facilities
This standard covers the gas and arc weliding of butt, fillet and socket welds in carbon, low-alloy steel piping used in the compression, pumping and transmission of crude petroleum, petroleum products, fuel gases,carbon di-oxide, nitrogen and , where applicable covers welding on distribution systems


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API STANDARD 653, (1999) Tank Inspection Repair Alteration and Reconstruction, 2nd


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API STANDARD 653, (2001) Tank Inspection Repair Alteration and Reconstruction, 3rd


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API STD 614 Lubrication, Shaft-Sealing, and Control-Oil Systems and Auxiliaries for Petroleum Chemical and Gas Industry Services


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API Std 1104
Welding of Pipelines and Related Facilities - 20th Edition (Includes 2007 Errata)
Edition: 20th
American Petroleum Institute / 07-Nov-2005 / 82 pages




API Std 620

Design and Construction of Large, Welded, Low-Pressure Storage Tanks, Eleventh Edition
Edition: 11th
American Petroleum Institute / 01-Feb-2008 / 254 pages



API Standard 653, "Tank Inspection, Repair, Alteration, and Reconstruction," was first published by the American Petroleum Institute (API) in January 1991. Its scope encompasses the maintenance, inspection, repair, alteration, and reconstruction of existing above ground, atmospheric storage tanks constructed to API 650, or its predecessor, API 12C. Since publication, tank owners, operators, and inspection companies have struggled to interpret and meet its requirements. In December 1995 API published the first major revision to API 653 in almost five years. Does this revision rewrite the rules for inspecting above ground storage tanks? This paper describes the significant changes made to API 653 and how they may influence tank inspections.



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API 510 Program Information


On this page you will find everything you need to know about obtaining API 510 certification. You also will be able to download the application package, Body of Knowledge, publications effectivity sheet and other valuable information. Please click on the appropriate headers for the information you require. If, however, after browsing this site you still have questions, please do not hesitate to contact our friendly customer service staff!






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API 06AM 2nd ed 09 95 Material Toughness

API 006D Pipeline Valves

API 510 8th Ed Incl Add3 Dec 2001 Pres Vessel Inspection Code
API 526 flanged steel pressure Relief valves
API 527 for seat tightness of pressure relife valves
API 560 3rd Ed May 2001 Fired Heaters for general Refinery Services
API 594 Check Valves 5th ed 1997
API 598 7th ED Oct 1996 Valve Inspection and Testing
API 610 8th Ed, Aug 1995 Cent Pumps
API 611 4th Ed, Jun 1997 Steam Turb
API 612 4th Ed, Jun 1995 Spec Purp Steam Turb
API 613 4th Ed, Jun 1995 Spec Purp Gear Units
API 614 4th Ed, Apr 1999 Lub, Shaft Seal, Control Oil Sys and aux
API 616 4th Ed, Aus 1998 Gas Turbines
API 617 6th Ed, Feb 1995 Centrifugal Compressors
API 618 4th Ed, Jun 1995 Recip Compressors
API 619 3rd Ed, Jun 1997 Pos Disp Compressor
API 620 10th ed Feb 02 Design and Construction of Large Welded LP Storage Tanks
API 650 Welded Tanks for Oil Storage 10th Ed Add1 Mar 2000
API 653 3rd Ed Dec 01 Tank Insp Repair Alteration and Reconstruction
API 660 Feb 2001 6th Ed Shell and Tube Heat Exchangers
API 661 Nov 1997 4th ed Air Cooled Heat Exchangers
API 670 4th Ed Dec 2000 Machinery Prot Sys
API 530 4th ed Ocy 1996 Calc of Heater Tube Thickness
API 671 3rd Ed Oct 1998 Spec Purp Couplings
API 672 3rd Ed Sep 1996 Integ Geared Centrif Air Comp
API 674 2nd Ed Jun 1995 Pos Disp Pumps
API 675 2nd Ed Oct 1994 Pos Disp Pumps Controlled Vol
API 677 2nd Ed Jul 1997 Gear Units
API 681 1st Ed Feb 1996 Liq Ring Vac Pumps and Compressors
API 682 1st Ed Oct 1994 Shaft Sealing Sys for Cent and Rotary Pumps
API 683 1st Ed Sep 1993 Quality Improvement Manual for Mech Equipment
API 2510 8th Ed May 2001 Design and Construction od LPG Facilities
API 2510a 2nd Ed May 2001 Fire Protection of LPG FacilitiesAPI
API PUB 534 1st Ed Jan 95 Heat Recovery Steam Generators
API PUB 684 1st Ed Feb 1996 Rotoro Dynamics and Balancing
API PUB 760 2nd Ed Jun 1998 Model Risk Management Plan
API Pub 938 May 1996 1 1 4 Cr 1 2 Mo Crack Repairs
API Pub 959 May 1982 Temper Embrittlement of Cr Mo Steels
API RP 500 2nd Ed 1997 Area Classification
API RP 505 1st Ed 1997 Area Classification
API RP 521 4th Ed Mar 97 Guide for Pres Rel and Depres Sys
API RP 540 4th Ed Apr 99 Electrical Inst
API RP 572 Management of Hazards Associated with Location of Process PLants and Buildings
API RP 573 1st Ed Oct 91 Inspection of Fired Boilers and Heaters
API RP 574 2nd Ed Jun 98 Inspection Practices for Piping System Components
API RP 576 2nd Ed Dec 00 Inspection of Pressure Relieving devices
API RP 579 1st Ed Mar 00 Fitness for Service
API RP 686 1st Ed Apr 1996 Machinery Inst Guide
API RP 934 1st Ed Dec 2000
API RP 945 2nd Ed Oct 97 Avoiding Environment Cracking In Amine Units
API RP 945 2nd Ed Oct 97 Avoiding Environment Cracking In Amine Units
API RP 1104 19tht Ed Oct 01 Welding of pipelines and related facilities
API RP 2028 3rd Ed Feb 02 Flame Arrestors in Piping Systems
API 579 1st Ed Revised Mar 2000 Fitness for service 1 - 100
API RP 2350 2nd Ed 1996 Overfill Prot For Storage Tanks
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American Petroleum Institute
(API)
The development of consensus standards is one of API’s oldest and most successful programs. Beginning with its first standards in 1924, API now maintains some 500 standards covering all segments of the oil and gas industry. Today, the API standards program has gone global, through active involvement with the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and other international bodies.

API is an American National Standards Institute (ANSI) accredited standards developing organization, operating with approved standards development procedures and undergoing regular audits of its processes. API produces standards, recommended practices, specifications, codes and technical publications, reports and studies that cover each segment of the industry. API standards promote the use of safe, interchangeable equipment and operations through the use of proven, sound engineering practices as well as help reduce regulatory compliance costs, and in conjunction with API’s Quality Programs, many of these standards form the basis of API certification programs.

A list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about API's standards program and links to other organizations is available as is specific information about the committees that develop API standards. Please send questions or comments on API standards to standards@api.org

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