Shells under Internal Pressure according to EN 13445
Shells under Internal Pressure according to EN 13445
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1-Year Access
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Training by Industry Experts
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100% Online Course
About the course
Learn how to calculate the wall thickness of a pressure vessel according to the EN 13445 design code. In this Self-Paced course, participants will be taken through: the EN 13445-3 design rules for determining the design wall thickness of a pressure vessel, its application for cylinders and cones, its application for formed torispherical ends, thin-walled cylinders versus thick-walls and Lame's formula, how to calculated the MAWP (Maximum Allowable Working Pressure), the wall thickness calculation for a cone-to-cylinder junction.
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Self-Paced
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30min
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0.5 PDH Credits
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English
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SPC118M3
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Who should attend this course
• Those looking to improve their understanding of the EN 13445 design rules for calculating the design wall thickness or MAWP of pressure vessels.• Those looking for a clear explanation given first hand by an experienced engineer, who takes you through the formulas, text and charts in the EN 13445.
Prerequisites
Technical background.Program & Details
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Shells under Internal Pressure according to EN 13445
1. Intro: Shell design
2. Cylindrical shells
3. Spherical shells
4. Formed ends
5. Cones and conical sections
6. Cone to cylinder transition
7. Module 3, Exercise 1
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