Thin vs Thick-walled piping
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30min
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Self paced
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Trusted by professionals
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Certification included
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Industry standard content
Why take this course?
Compare thin- vs. thick-walled piping systems and the implications for wall thickness calculations under ASME B31.3 and EN 13480. This is a free preview course from the “Pipe Stress Analysis” Learning Path. This course includes video lectures and quizzes.
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Unlimited Access with Membership
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By Industry Experts
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100% Online Course
About the course
This course covers differences between Thin and Thick-walled piping systems and the associated methods for wall thickness calculations. The “thin-walled assumption” is analyzed in detail and the implementation in the ASME B31.3 and EN 13480 design codes are compared.
This course is a free preview of the new Learning Path "Pipe Stress Analysis".
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30min
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1.5 PDH Credits
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English
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SPC114b
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EngineeringTrainer
EngineeringTrainer is an online technical training provider for engineering professionals. It works with industry instructors and engineering partners to offer self-paced and instructor-led training across piping, mechanical equipment, process engineering, operation and maintenance, civil and structural engineering, instrumentation and electrical engineering, and sustainability. Its catalog covers engineering codes and standards, specialist software, equipment design and analysis, integrity, reliability and maintenance workflows.
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.
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