ASME VIII Div. 2 | Design of Pressure Vessels by Analysis
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Who should attend?
This is an essential course for individuals involved with design, analysis, fabrication, purchasing, repair, and inspection of pressure vessels, as well as supervisory and regulatory personnel.
Although some knowledge of design and fabrication of pressure vessels is desirable, previous knowledge of this subject is not required to attend the course.
Training objectives
The main objective of this course is to transfer to participants the theoretical and practical skills required in projects, obtained from experience and sound engineering practices.
What to expect?
- Understand the General Definitions and Failure Mechanisms associated with ASME VIII-2 Ch. 5 (Design by Analysis) assessments.
- Have a good overview of the code section requirements.
- Be able to perform Stress Categorization and be able to link results to failure mechanisms.
- Benefit from worked examples developed with Finite Element Models.
- Know the concepts of Stress Linearization and are able to apply them.
- Understand the different methods of analysis as per ASME VIII-2 Part 5.
- Benefit from best practices and lessons learned.
CONTENTS AND STRUCTURE OF THE COURSE: 12 HS
ASME BPVC VIII Div.2 Chapter 5 “Design by Analysis”
Failure model evaluated in Chapter 5
Code revisions of Section VIII division 2
Stress values from FEA
Plastic Collapse evaluation – 3 Methods
Method 1 Elastic analysis
Method 2 Limit load analysis
Method 3 Elastic-plastic analysis
Comparing the 3 methods against Plastic Collapse
Stress linearization of FEA results
What is ratcheting?
An introduction | Compliance check for ratcheting failure
Simplified elastic/plastic analysis method
Elastic/plastic analysis method
Fatigue failure and micro cracks
Fatigue Assessment methods
Method A: Smooth bar method
Method B: Welded curve method
Local failure and compliance checks
Buckling and compliance checks
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About Instructors
Javier Tirenti
Senior Mechanical Engineer and Master in Business Administration (MBA). More than 20 years of experience in design, calculation, selection and fabrication of mechanical equipment and structures in general. Vast experience providing specific training sessions in both classroom and online approaches.
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