Importance of Understanding background to the ASME code rules

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This course format is where trainer will explain you the subject via online live session. Date and time are not decided yet but it will be planned within next 2 weeks after you enroll & pay for this course. Get in touch with our team if any clarification is required.

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Engineering graduates who will get a feel of how engineering sciences are applied in engineering design are beyond textbook type design problems.
Practising engineers who will get a feel of background of some critical rules from design codes ( ASME B31.3/ASME SEC VIII Division 1 and Division 2)
Researchers in the field of piping and pressure vessels where the presentation is expected to answer some of their questions.
Anyone interested in getting some glimpses of technical backgrounds of ASME piping and pressure vessel codes.

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Code key design aspects of failure mechanisms for piping and pressure vessels will be addressed with respect to code requirements.
The mechanisms that will be covered are Ratchetting, Low cycle fatigue including cyclic plasticity, Brittle fracture and Gross plastic deformation.
Areas where code requirements can be supplemented with deeper understanding of the failure mechanisms will be highlighted.
The issue of blast loading and potential approaches with respect to allowable stress.
Design of thick cylinders

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Codes are not text books or technical publications which provide technical basis for the rules/recommendations stated therein. The technical discussions that take place in the code committees are not in public domain. Using the code rules without understanding their limitations and strengths can often result in over or under design . Also codes generally allow advanced techniques/state of the art to be used to optimise designs and if code users are not aware of the technical background behind code rules, then cannot take advantage of these techniques as they are not sure of when to use them.

The objective of the presentation will be to provide a high level view of this issue citing specific examples. The presentation will be focussing on ASME B31.3 and ASME SEC VIII Division 1 and Division 2 .