COURSE OVERVIEW

This practical and highly-interactive course includes practical sessions and exercises. Theory learnt will be applied using our state of- the-art simulators. Ensuring your plant’s piping systems adhere to international codes and standards plays an integral role in keeping your plant operational. CAESAR II software makes it easy to input and display all the data needed to accurately define a piping system analysis model. It evaluates the structural responses and stresses of your piping systems to international codes and standards and enables you to access and modify, if necessary, input element by element or globally.

The course is designed to provide delegates with a good working knowledge on pipe stress analysis using CAESAR II software. It covers the stress analysis; piping code history with the aspects of stress theory; the functions and usage of CAESAR-II and the mathematics behind it; the various load types and different failure criteria; the importance of pipe stress analysis; modeling issues; and the various theory of designing for
expansion loads and flexibility.

At the completion of the course, participants will be able to carryout different detailed problem solving of a complex model; acquire insights on the components of buried pipe modeling; identify the elements of modes and model shapes; determine the aspects of
spectral, impact and earthquake analysis, components of time history analysis, steam hammer, slug flow and relief valve firing; apply harmonic loads and harmonic analysis in piping stress; evaluate the significance of flow induced and mechanical vibrations in stress analysis; practice problem solving workshops independently; and solve a variety of stresses and equipment load problems.