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ET-TV #9: Thursday, February 28, 2023, 4pm CEST
How to Avoid Pipework Vibration Problems
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It has been estimated that around 21% of process pipework failures are due to vibration and fatigue and process pipework designed to comply with the Industry ‘Best Practice’ recommendations from the Energy Institute will have a lower risk of failures due to vibration-induced fatigue cracking. However, examples of non-compliance with ‘Best Practices’ can be found on every single process site in the world, even though the adoption of best practices is not actually that difficult.
During this 30-minute conversation, Neil and Luuk examine the top 6 most common mistakes that are made, discuss their backgrounds, and the reasons why ‘Best Practice’ has not been implemented.
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ET-TV #9: Thursday, October 11, 2022, 4pm CEST
Pipe Stress Foundation - Specialist FAQ
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During this stream the following topics are covered:
1. Understanding principal stresses for piping professionals
2. Why not using the individual stress components for failure check?
3. Why is radial stress neglected?
4. Must read books for Pipe Stress Engineers
5. Spanish version of the course now available
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ET-TV #9: Thursday, September 8, 2022, 4pm CEST
Smart 3D - Caesar II: Optimizing your Caesar II Model Building through PCFs
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During this stream the following topics are covered:
1. Typical Workflow in Piping (from P&IDs to final 3D Model and Isos, including of course Piping Stress and Supports).
2. Info required to build a model on a Piping Stress Software and different methods to get and input that info.
3. Things to consider and check after an import, etc
4. Ways to improve Productivity in piping and piping stress, Minimum Viable Action, etc.
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ET-TV #9: Tuesday, August 30, 2022, 4pm CEST
Thin vs. Thick-walled piping: calculation differences
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The “thin-walled assumption” is analyzed in detail and the implementation in the ASME B31.3 and EN 13480 design codes are compared. This topic is related to the release of the new free self-paced training module “Thin vs. Thick-walled piping” on EngineeringTrainer.com .
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ET-TV #9: Thursday, July 7, 2022, 4pm CEST
Primary vs. Secondary Stress: Analysis and considerations
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In this livestream we welcome Juan Manuel Mendez Franco who is the COO at Stressman Engineering, founder of the PSI Association, and instructor of the course “Pipe Stress Engineering: Fundamentals I & II”.
Together with host Luuk Hennen from EngineeringTrainer.com Juan discusses his take on the concepts of Primary and Secondary stress, the associated failure modes, and loading conditions based on content used in his course.
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February 16, 2022
Pipe stress engineering: Importance of accurate analysis
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In this livestream Juan Manuel Mendez Franco from Stressman Engineering and host Luuk Hennen from EngineeringTrainer.com discuss the importance of an accurate pipe stress analysis to minimize the chance of failures in your plant.
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February 9, 2022
Fiberglass and Steel Piping: Differences in Engineering
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December 8, 2021
Starting with FEA projects: how to optimize your learning curve
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November 17, 2021
Understanding Induction Bending and its Applications
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February 24, 2021
Pipe Support Design Philosophies with Jan Kålhus - Part 2
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February 17, 2021
Pipe Support Design Philosophies with Jan Kålhus - Part 1
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January 6, 2021
A conversation between Pipe Stress Engineers
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