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Piping systems are the unsung heroes of industrial infrastructure, carrying fluids to the necessary places. But behind their seemingly simple function lies a complex world of engineering considerations, especially when it comes to pipe stress.
In the latest edition of the ASME B31.3 code (2022 edition), there have been significant changes to the allowable stresses for expansion load cases...
Piping design and engineering play a crucial role in various industries, ensuring the safe and efficient transportation of fluids. To maintain high...
As reliability engineers, the design, analysis and maintenance of pressure vessels and piping systems is usually a part of the job description. Going...
ASME Section VIII Div 2 part 5 provides guidance for stress linearization and explains the structural stress method that can be applied to finite...
In finite element analysis, two types of meshes, structured and unstructured, are commonly used to represent a geometric domain by smaller discrete...
The pressure vessel systems that are interconnected by piping are widely used in petrochemical and process plants. If not accurately designed,...
WRC Bulletins provide simple calculations for single-scenario welding designs to easily comply with regulatory codes. This blog provides some...
As a pressure vessel designer or engineer, one of the most challenging areas when it comes to compliance is validating the design of your nozzles....
As a pressure vessel designer, you know the importance of designing your equipment in compliance with ASME Section VIII, Div. 2, PD5500 or EN13445...
