Content
This course three-day course is aimed at those engineers who are fairly new to pressure vessel design and PD 5500 in particular. Extensive examples and sample calculations are used to explain the design approach for the majority of typical pressure vessels. Starting with the PED, materials selection and low-temperature design, the rules for cylinders, heads and cones under internal and external pressure are developed.
Supports design, jacketed vessels, nozzles and openings, flat ends, bolted flange connections, local load analysis and fatigue assessment are all considered. A simplified treatment of the use of finite element analysis in pressure vessel design is also given. Participants are expected to have a good understanding of general engineering mechanics. No previous experience of pressure vessel design codes and standards is necessary.
Date
5th-7th June 2024
Location
On campus at University of Strathclyde
Cost
£1,470
Experience required
This course will be particularly appropriate for people working in the wider pressure systems industry. It encompasses the full spectrum of applications however much of the worked examples are derived from real problems associated with the petro-chemical and offshore industries.
It is anticipated that delegates should hold an engineering degree or have been involved in the design of vessels and pipework, or have an interest in the subject.