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Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 5 lectures (54m) | Size: 314.7 MB
Pipe Wall thickness Calculation II Allowable stress II PT rating II ASME B31.3
What you'll learn:
Pipe Wall thickness Calculation II Allowable stress II PT rating II ASME B31.3
Requirements
Piping, Oil & Gas awareness
Description
*What is pipe
*Understanding the Pipe schedule
*Relationship between outer, inner diameters w.r.t. Pipe wall thickness.
*Why always minimum thickness is desirable?
1.Dimensional standards for Carbon & stainless steels (ASME 36.10 & 36.19)
*Understanding the Standards
*Total scope covered in standards
2.Pipe wall thickness Calculation as per ASME B31.3 (Class conditions & Line Conditions)
*What are various inputs required to start calculating pipe thickness?
*Where do we get the inputs from?
*Understanding Co-relation between Various ASTM Standards
*Understanding the PT rating concept w.r.t ASME 16.5
*Understanding the Allowable stresses, Tensile stress & Yield Stress w.r.t Stress-strain diagram
*Unit system used while referring code & standards while calculating wall thickness?
*Actual Pipe wall thickness calculations (4" Carbon steel)
*Pipe wall thickness calculation based on line conditions given in Line list.
Who this course is for
Piping Design engineers & designers, Mechanical Engineers
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