Objective: To apply the piping system stress analysis requirements of ASME B31.3 to process plant piping systems and understand how to use piping analysis software to meet these requirements, able to understand specific illustrations used are based on the Caesar II.

Course Outlines: This course is composed of two parts. The first part discusses the fundamentals of pipe stress analysis with an emphasis on process plant piping systems. The second part continues from the first by discussing the practical application of piping stress analysis computer programs to build piping system models and interpret the output.

Syllabus includes the interface with detailed piping system design, Identification of stress critical lines, Fundamentals of Static & Dynamic Analysis, Manual calculations, types and functions of various supports & restraints, Overview of piping system modeling, Piping component stress intensification factors, Design and modeling considerations, Interface between piping analysis and detailed design, Sample problems and exercises are included where appropriate & hands-on-practise on Caesar II.

Who Should Attend: Mech./Chem./ Piping Engineers, and those who want to make their career in Stress Engineering.

Duration: 10 Days

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