API RP 17Q
API RP 17Q, 2nd Edition: Recommended Practice on Subsea Equipment Qualification
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This publication was last reviewed and confirmed in 2023.
Recommended Practice on Subsea Equipment Qualification
Description
This recommended practice provides suppliers, contractors, and operators with process-level guidance to qualify equipment intended for use in subsea applications. This document is intended to provide high-level guidance only, so that the petroleum and natural gas industry has a common set of principles to follow for equipment qualification. It is written to simplify the qualification process and to align associated expectations within individual organizations and within the industry. It is not intended to replace existing company processes or procedures. The application of this recommended practice is dependent on the stakeholder companies (qualifier and end user) accepting its use. Although developed for application to subsea equipment, the process described by the recommended practice can be applied to non-subsea equipment as well.
Edition
2
Published Date
2018-05-09
Status
Current
Pages
54
Language
English
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Abstract
This recommended practice provides suppliers, contractors, and operators with process-level guidance to qualify equipment intended for use in subsea applications. This document is intended to provide high-level guidance only, so that the petroleum and natural gas industry has a common set of principles to follow for equipment qualification. It is written to simplify the qualification process and to align associated expectations within individual organizations and within the industry. It is not intended to replace existing company processes or procedures. The application of this recommended practice is dependent on the stakeholder companies (qualifier and end user) accepting its use. Although developed for application to subsea equipment, the process described by the recommended practice can be applied to non-subsea equipment as well.
