What is the process for the examination of pressure vessel design approvers?
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Is it open-book or closed-book, or both? When is the drawing defense? Is it held right after the written exam? How many points does each exam account for? What score is considered a pass? Who has participated? Please describe the general process, thanks
First, listen to the expert’s explanation; the topics include the \"Training Manual for Pressure Vessel Engineers\", GB/T151, \"Solid Pressure Vessels\", \"Towers\", and \"Horizontal Test Vessels\", etc. Next, draw diagrams to identify errors, then take a defense exam, and finally take a written exam that is open-book; there are a large number of questions, and 70% of them cover content that has appeared in previous exams.
First training, then a defense, then an exam
The tough part is the defense session. . .
To be honest, whether you pass or not, apart from having a solid foundation in basic knowledge, luck also plays a significant role. If you’re unlucky, it’s hard to pass no matter how skilled you are.
Luck does indeed account for a large proportion. But no one dares to say they are highly skilled...