
Learn quick stress calculations for piping systems in preliminary design and budgeting, estimating pipe type, supports, and flexibility, with codes, terminology, beam theory, materials, thickness, span, and thermal expansion examples.
Apply beam theory to piping spans, calculating shear forces, bending moments, and deflection for distributed and central loads. Determine bending and shear stresses using elastic modulus and section modulus.
We examine stainless steel and carbon steel materials, their en and aisi codes, and key properties like tensile strength, yield strength, and elongation, preparing for pipe thickness calculations.
Calculate the minimum necessary pipe thickness from internal pressure using the mean diameter, and apply the corrosion allowance, tolerance allowance, and weld efficiency.
The main scope of this short course is to teach how to make stress calculations in piping systems. These calculations can be done in a predesign phase, for making budgets or to check existing installations. The methods described in this course can be used in all process industries. In the course you'll find numerous worked out examples.
The topics in this course are:
Stress in piping
Beam theory
Pipe thickness calculations
Span calculations
Thermal expansion calculation
Additionally you'll find a excel calculation sheet that can help you with these calculations.