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Limited-Enrollment COMPRESS Seminars
We’ve partnered with Becht Engineering to offer both public and private (on-site) COMPRESS training courses. For more information about a public course or to arrange an in-company seminar, contact Melissa MacLean.
| Course | Location | Date (2017) |
|---|---|---|
| ASME Section VIII, Division 1 Design with COMPRESS | Dallas, TX | 03/13 – 03/17 |
| Introduction to COMPRESS | Houston, TX | 03/20 – 03/22 |
| Introduction to COMPRESS | St. Louis Park, MN | 08/14 – 08/16 |
| ASME Section VIII, Division 1 Design with COMPRESS | Vancouver, BC | 09/18 – 09/22 |
| API-579/ASME FFS-1 Fitness for Service with INSPECT | Houston, TX | 10/9 – 10/13 |
| ASME Section VIII, Division 1 Design with COMPRESS | Calgary, AB | 10/16 – 10/20 |
| Heat Exchanger Design with COMPRESS | Dulles, VA | 11/13 – 11/16 |
Online COMPRESS Training
One online software training session is included with each COMPRESS license. Your session is lead by one of Codeware’s Mechanical Engineers and is tailored to cover the COMPRESS options you purchased. Typical topics include:
Become comfortable setting preferences such as units of measurement.
Find out how to change ASME Code Editions and specify Building Codes.
Gain familiarity with design inputs.
Learn how to run Finite Element Analysis (FEA) on nozzles.
See the types of information found within the detailed calculation reports.
Learn how to automatically generate ASME and NBIC Forms.
In addition to online training, we include several web-based resources with your COMPRESS license such as a knowledge base of FAQs and video tutorials. Context sensitive help is also available within the software (press F1).
ASME Code Training
If you have little or no experience working with the ASME Code or require a quick refresher, we recommend attending one of the many seminars offered by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME). ASME Training and Development seminars cover numerous engineering and technical disciplines and are offered in both live and online formats.
Visit www.asme.org to learn more.