Vessels of Non-Circular Cross Section and Half Pipe Jackets conform ASME BPVC VIII-1
Vessels of Non-Circular Cross Section and Half Pipe Jackets conform ASME BPVC VIII-1
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Quotation for your TeamAbout the course
Designing vessels with non-circular cross sections and half-pipe jackets poses unique challenges compared to traditional cylindrical vessels. This course provides a focused understanding of the ASME BPVC VIII-1 requirements for these specialized configurations, equipping engineers with the skills to address their unique design and analysis needs.
Key topics include:
Design principles for rectangular vessels in compliance with ASME VIII-1
Guidelines for incorporating openings in non-circular vessels
Analysis and design of half-pipe jackets under ASME VIII-1 standards
Participants will learn the nuances of these vessel types and gain the practical knowledge required to ensure code-compliant and efficient designs for diverse industrial applications.
Learning Outcomes
After this course, you...• Have a good overview of the structure and applicability of the ASME VIII-1 code,
• Understand the design rules for most standard components and know the design basis for these rules,
• Have performed multiple tutorials to reinforce how to apply the rules,
• Are able to identify the limits of the code rules.
Who should attend this course
• Those designing pressure vessels with ASME BPVC VIII Div. 1.• Engineers which need to have a solid understanding of the approaches used in the code.
• Those that wish to understand the backgrounds and design basis for the code rules.
Prerequisites
Technical background.Program & Details
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Vessels of Non-Circular Cross Section and Half Pipe Jackets
1. Rectangular Vessels as per ASME VIII-1
2. Openings in Non-Circular Vessels
3. Half-Pipe Jackets as per ASME VIII-1
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