What is it? Hint: Think piping RAGAGEP - SAFTENG

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Details: Written by Bryan Haywood; Parent Category: Safety Info Posts; Category: Chemical Process Safety (PSM/RMP); Published: 03 November 2013

Look closely... and what do you see? Think about your piping RAGAGEP(s) for pressurized piping such as ASME B31.3 or .5. As a follow-up to my article "Making the case my PSM/RMP covered process complies with RAGAGEPs (Piping)" I was asked to go a bit deeper in the Piping RAGAGEP and the requirement shown in the photo below. Answer...

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