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Introduction to Piping Engineering
Introduction TO Piping Engineering by Gerald May, A SunCam online continuing education course Introduction to Piping Engineering by Gerald H. May, PAGE 1 OF 46. Introduction TO Piping Engineering by Gerald May, A SunCam online continuing education course TABLE OF CONTENTS. DEFINITION OF Piping Engineering . Piping Engineering GOAL. WHY IS Piping Engineering SO DIFFICULT? PURPOSE OF CLASS. DESIGN BASIS. DESIGN CODES. LOADING CONDITIONS. EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS. CLIENT / PROJECT PREFERENCES. MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS. FAILURE MODES. SYSTEM APPROACH. Engineering FOR STATIC LOADING CONDITIONS. PRESSURE. TEMPERATURE. Cold Spring Expansion Joints DEAD WEIGHT. WIND. Engineering FOR DYNAMIC LOADING CONDITIONS. SAFETY VALVE THRUST. SEISMIC. STEAM HAMMER. WATER HAMMER. SURGE. THERMAL SHOCK.
o B31.4, “Pipeline for Liquid Hydrocarbons and Other Liquids”, applies to underground liquid pipelines o B31.5, “Refrigeration” applies to major refrigeration systems, as might be found in food processing plants. o B31.8, “Gas Transmission & Distribution Piping Systems” applies to underground gas transmission lines.
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