W H O S H O U L D

A T T E N D Suited for engineers or

those persons involved in

the design of piping ac-

cording to the EN13480

Goals

Competency in using the

EN13480 code

Understanding and provid-

ing design solutions for pip-

ing and piping compo-

nents.

Understanding the

differences between

EN and other piping codes

G E N E R A L S C O P E

C O U R S E C O N T E N T

The EN13480 code specifies require-ments for industrial piping systems and supports, including safety systems, made of metallic materials with a view to en-sure safe operation. The EN13480 code consists of 4 parts:

General

Materials

Construction and calculation

Fabrication and installation

This course will mainly focus on parts 1, 2 and 3 and is specially developed for piping stress engineers Chempute Software will provide training venue, computers, training dongles, printed training notes, teas, lunches, course certificate. 2 CPD points are awarded according to the ECSA Continuing Professional Development program

1 9 — 2 0 M A R C H 2 0 1 8

D E S I G N R U L E S A C C O R D I N G T O E N 1 3 4 8 0

Course contents Training Agenda

Code scope and applicability:

Role of the Pressure Equipment Directive (PED),

Role of the European Code of Standardization (CEN),

Role of the Notified Bodies (NOBO’s).

Overview of the EN13480 code and how it is structured.

Definition of EN-Materials: o Introduction to types of materials

Definition of the ”Werkstoff Number”

Overview of relevant EN material standards

Definition of the material stress allowable (safety factors on yield, tensile, etc).

Comparing a typical EN13480 design with an ASME design (reflection on the main differences).

Construction and Calculation

Design criteria: loads, load cases, tolerances and joint coefficients.

How to design for primary and thermal stresses.

How to design for creep and brittle fracture.

Pressure design of components: pipes, bends, reducers, junctions, expansion joints, bolted flange connections.

Design of closures for internal pressure: dished ends, hemispherical ends, torispherical ends, ellipsoidal ends, flat ends, openings in flat ends.

Design of openings and branch connections.

Design of piping components under external pressure.

Design for cyclic loading: rules that specify when to perform fatigue analysis, simplified fatigue analysis, full fatigue analysis.

Flexibility analysis of piping systems. Supports: classification of supports, material requirements, design criteria, allowed stress levels, special supports

Complete the registration form and fax it to 031 764 5934 or e-mail

through to lkylander@chempute.com.

Acknowledgement will be faxed or e-mailed back to you.

Final confirmation of your booking and all details of the course will be faxed or e-mailed to you only on receipt of full payment for the course.

Form to be completed by each delegate

By signing and returning this form, you will be registered on the

course and will be liable for payment. Please ensure that you have

proper authorisation to do this.

Cancellations are accepted in writing and without penalty up to 14

days prior to the start of the training.

Delegates cancelling in writing between 7 and 14 days prior to the start of the training will be liable for 25% of the training cost.

Delegates cancelling in writing less than 7 days prior to the start of the training will be liable for 50% of the training cost.

Full Payment needs to be received by Chempute Software prior to the training.

In case of insufficient delegates for the training, Chempute Software may cancel this course. In this case, registered delegates will be noti-fied, and any payments will be refunded.

H O W T O E N R O L

C O N D I T I O N S O F R E G I S T R A T I O N

P R E S E N T E R

Dr. Frank Bos

(To Be Confirmed)

Frank has been the trainer for a large number of FE/Pipe and Nozzle PRO training seminars since 2012 (including the Nether-lands, Belgium and South Africa) Frank has also co-developed and giv-en the DRG training courses in the pressure vessel design code ASME VIII-2 Part 5 A selection of the FEA projects (according to ASME VIII-2 or EN13345) in which Frank has been involved, using (FE/Pipe, ANSYS, FE-MAP and CREO).

Thermal Fatigue analysis of molten salt heat exchangers (MAC TPI, TSK Grupo)

Root cause analysis of molten salt heat exchangers (TSK Grupo)

Buckling and stability analysis for a heat exchangers (MAC TPI)

Thermal transient calculations of tubesheet / shell configurations (BP)

Buckling analysis for vacuum towers (Jacobs, BP)

Thermal Fatigue analysis of reformer units (Technip)

Thermal static and fatigue analysis of steam generation systems (TSK Grupo)

Flexibility analysis of nozzle connections in piping systems (BP, Jacobs, FPI, Fluor)

Course Highlights

Understand the structure and applicability of the code.

Explanation of the rules for most standard components.

Tutorials to reinforce how to apply the rules.

Identify the limits of the rules and comparison with other codes.

Material selection and failure mechanisms.

C O U R S E N A M E D A T E S

Design Rules According to EN13480 19— 20 MARCH 2018

T I M E S D U R A T I O N

8:00 a.m.—4:30 p.m. 2 Days

L O C A T I O N C P D P O I N T S

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