Basics of Pipe Stress according to ASME B31.3 and EN 13480

2hr 25min
A Self Paced Course

Self paced
Trusted by professionals
Certification included
Industry standard content

Why take this course?

This self-paced engineering course offers a comprehensive introduction to pipe stress analysis, covering fundamental principles and practical applications for process piping systems. Designed for beginners and professionals, it includes video lectures, quizzes, and a certificate with PDH credits upon completion. Gain essential knowledge to ensure piping integrity and safety while learning at your own pace.

Basics of Pipe Stress according to ASME B31.3 and EN 13480

€ 180.00

Quotation for your Team

1-Year Access
Training by Industry Experts
100% Online Course

About the course

This Self-Paced course provides participants with a comprehensive introduction to the fundamental principles of pipe stress analysis. Designed for both beginners and professionals seeking to enhance their understanding of process piping, this course offers a detailed exploration of the key concepts and practical applications involved in ensuring the integrity and safety of piping systems.

Self-Paced
2hr 25min
2.5 PDH Credits
English
SPC114M1

Meet your instructor

Dynaflow Research Group

Specialists in Advanced Engineering, Providing High-Level Consulting Services

Who should attend this course

• Junior piping engineers (0 to 3 years experience).
• Those using pipe stress software who want to know what is behind the analysis.
• Pipe designers that want to increase their analysis capabilities.

Prerequisites

Basic understanding of piping systems is beneficial.

Program & Details

Basics of Pipe Stress

1. Module introduction
2. Basic definitions and relations
3. Geometric properties of piping
4. Typical properties of piping
5. Forces and moments on pipes
6. Introduction to stress
7. Pipe stress directions
8. Hoop stress
9. Axial stress
10. Radial stress
11. External forces and bending moments
12. Shear stress
13. Stress/strain theory
14. Piping codes
15. Introduction to code stress
16. Material Codes
17. Allowable values according to codes
18. Summary