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Introduction to ASME VIII-2 Chapter 5By: Dynaflow Research Group
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ASME BPVC VIII-1: Components Subjected to External PressureBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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ASME BPVC VIII-1: Components Subjected to Internal PressureBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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ASME BPVC VIII-1: Flat Heads and FlangesBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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ASME BPVC VIII-1: Heat ExchangersBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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ASME BPVC VIII-1: Openings in ShellsBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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ASME BPVC VIII-1: Stress Concepts and AllowablesBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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ASME BPVC VIII-1: Vessels of Non-Circular Cross Section and Half Pipe JacketsBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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ASME BPVC VIII-2: Buckling & Local Failure and Compliance ChecksBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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ASME BPVC VIII-2: Evaluating Plastic Collapse and performing Stress LinearizationBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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ASME BPVC VIII-2: Fatigue Failure Mode and Compliance ChecksBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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ASME BPVC VIII-2: Ratcheting Failure Mode and Compliance ChecksBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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Acoustic Induced Vibrations (AIV)By: Dynaflow Research Group
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Actuated Valve ManufacturingBy: Frans Martens
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Actuated Valves: Operation and MaintenanceBy: Frans Martens
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Actuated Valves: RequisitioningBy: Frans Martens
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Additional Features in BOSfluidsBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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Additional Topics in NozzlePROBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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An Overview of BOSfluidsBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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Anti-Friction Bearing FundamentalsBy: saVRee
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Axisymmetric Models, Fatigue & Linearization in FEPipeBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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BOSfluids Live DemonstrationBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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BOSpulse Foundations: Pulsation AnalysisBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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Basic Analyses with NozzlePROBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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Basics of Pipe Stress according to ASME B31.3 and EN 13480By: Dynaflow Research Group
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Buried Pipe Buckling and Soil SettlementBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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Buried Pipe Modelling in CAESAR IIBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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Buried Piping conform to NEN 3650By: Dynaflow Research Group
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Buried Piping: Buoyancy failuresBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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Carbon Capture, Storage and Utilization for Engineering ProfessionalsBy: Niels Vankrunkelsven
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Code Conformance for FRP piping: ISO 14692By: Dynaflow Research Group
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Components in a Piping AnalysisBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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Design and Analysis of FRP piping systems according to ISO 14692By: Dynaflow Research Group
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Dynamic Assessment using FEPipeBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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Dynamic Pipe Stress TheoryBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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Dynamic Pipe Stress: Modal, Harmonic, Spectrum and Time HistoryBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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Dynamic Pipe stress: Examples and Methods ComparisonBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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EN 13480: Bolted Flange DesignBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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EN 13480: Design of Components for Internal PressureBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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EN 13480: External PressureBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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EN 13480: Fatigue considerationsBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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EN 13480: Flexibility Assessment and Pipe SupportingBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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EN 13480: Openings and NozzlesBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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Effect of NotchesBy: Johannes Homan
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Equipment Codes & StandardsBy: Stressman Engineering
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Erosion, Erosion-Corrosion & Flow Accelerated Corrosion (FAC)By: Christian Lewis
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FEA AnalysisBy: Lukasz Skotny
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FEA Bolted CantileverBy: Lukasz Skotny
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FEA Important Engineering ConceptsBy: Lukasz Skotny
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FEA LoadsBy: Lukasz Skotny
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FEA MeshingBy: Lukasz Skotny
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FEA Model PreparationBy: Lukasz Skotny
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FEA Model Support & Boundary ConditionsBy: Lukasz Skotny
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FEA Post ProcessingBy: Lukasz Skotny
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FEA Rooft Rafter StabilityBy: Lukasz Skotny
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FEA Solid BracketBy: Lukasz Skotny
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FEA Steel Plate Under TensionBy: Lukasz Skotny
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FEA Street LampBy: Lukasz Skotny
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FEPipe basic featuresBy: Dynaflow Research Group
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Failure Modes and Allowable Values for Piping AnalysisBy: Dynaflow Research Group