This seminar explains the principle intentions of the B31.3 Code and offers insight to piping system failure, with requirements for prevention, in an interactive environment for piping engineers.

This 5-day overview is a combination of ASME pressure vessel courses providing comprehensive coverage of the design and fabrication of pressure vessels, as well as their repair and inspection.

A comprehensive introduction to Code requirements from background to materials to testing. This course is intended for beginners, as well as veteran engineers interested in a refresher on the Code.

This course for welding engineers and quality assurance personnel, covers the requirements of ASME Section IX by reviewing the welding and brazing process, variables, and basic welding metallurgy.

This intensive course brings you the most updated information on Power Piping Code requirements and insight on the evolution of these requirements, as well as expectations for future revisions.

This course provides a thorough understanding of welding technology for those with no previous exposure, but who need to understand the fundamentals and practical applications of welding.

This 2-day course explains the present-day piping Code provisions, the principle intentions of the Code, and how the Code should be used, with an emphasis on transmission pipelines.

This is a comprehensive introduction to pressure equipment codes and standards regarding inspection, repairs and alterations, as well as the National Board Inspection Code and the API-510.

This overview of Section III, Division 1 will assist technical organizations, utilities, equipment and material manufacturers, installers and insurance companies in understanding the Nuclear Code.

This course provides understanding of failure, implementation of optimum repair techniques, as well as calculating remaining life of degraded components (tanks, vessels, boilers, and piping systems).

Understand and apply background information on Fitness-for-Service assessment, especially as it applies to the refining and chemical process industries, which are the primary focus of API 579.

This course will familiarize engineers, designers and construction personnel with layout, design procedures and practices involved in the location of equipment and layout of piping systems.

This course outlines the lower design margins of ASME Division 2 Code and compares them to Division 1. Learn how to apply advanced design and analysis rules.

Examine vortex-induced vibration, galloping, flutter, sonic fatigue, and fluid-elastic instability, as well as prevention analysis of vibration in structures exposed to high energy fluid flow.

Examine the rules for inservice inspection of nuclear power plant vessels, piping, pumps, valves, and supports with a focus on the engineer's role in the evaluation of service conditions and repair.

This course covers all aspects of design and fabrication of pressure vessels focusing on ASME Code Section VIII, Division 1.

Examine the technical bases for safely and cost-effectively operating and maintaining plant piping systems. This course builds upon the fundamental rules of the ASME Code and its application.

This course will introduce engineers, designers and construction personnel to the area of piping and plant layout.

This customized 5-day combination course provides a comprehensive and valuable guide to effectively design and correctly analyze piping systems.

This course will provide the attendee with an overall understanding of the basic principles and applications of the major NDE methods as they relate to ASME Code Sections V, VII, and IX.