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Session Dates:
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October 21-24, 2008 |
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Time:
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8:00am - 5:00pm (Eastern Standard Time)
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Location:
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Codeware's Training Facility, Sarasota, FL |
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Instructor:
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Kamran Mokhtarian P.E.
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Cost:
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US$ 2,400
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Continuing Education Units:
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3.0
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How You'll Benefit
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Take Advantage of the
Economies Made Possible by the Introduction of
the New Division 2 Code
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completely revised ASME Section VIII,
Division 2 Code was released in July
2007. Learn how to apply the new rules to
achieve material and labor savings.
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Learn Directly From One of Industry’s Leading Engineers
Kamran (Kam) has 40 years of experience in pressure vessel design, fabrication and maintenance and
has participated extensively in the ASME. Kam is the author of several Welding Research Council
bulletins and serves on numerous ASME Code committees. He is currently the Vice-Chairman of
the Subcommittee on Pressure Vessels (Section VIII) and the Chairman of the Pressure Vessel Research
Council. Kam is also a member of the ASME’s Post Construction Committee and the ASME/API
Joint Committee on Fitness for Service.
View Kam's CV.
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Earn CEUs to Meet Your P.E. Continuing Education Requirement
Codeware Inc. has been approved as an Authorized Provider by the International Association
for Continuing Education and Training (IACET). Codeware, Inc. is authorized by IACET to offer 3.0 CEUs for this program.
You'll Learn About
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How to select proper materials
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How to perform design and analysis of
Section VIII, Division 2 vessels
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How to apply fabrication rules of the Code
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How to perform fatigue analysis
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How to design penetrations and attachments
for external loadings
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How to categorize stresses as primary,
secondary and peak
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How to linearize stresses from a Finite
element analysis
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How to design for brittle fracture
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What the differences are between Section
VIII Divisions 1 and 2
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What the differences are between ASME Codes
and other international codes
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The background of Code rules
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What is the re-write of Division 2
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The background of the new rules
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The various modes of failure
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What research and development work is being
performed by the PVRC
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How to properly apply WRC Bulletins 107, 297
and 368
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About the latest Code Cases and how to apply
them
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About Code Case 2286, alternative buckling
rules
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How to choose the most economical design
rules
Click here to view the course outline
Who Should Attend
This course is designed for:
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Design engineers
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Stress analysts
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Pressure vessel fabricators
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Inspection and quality
control personnel with some background in
vessel design
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Supervisory personnel
with interest in pressure vessel
construction
How to Register
To keep class sizes small,
enrollment is limited. Reserve your seat by
completing our online registration form today!
Click here for directions to Codeware’s training
facility, parking information and local accommodations.
If you have any questions please e-mail
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