CAESAR II

Code

706

Start Date

2025-11-23

End Date

2025-11-27

City

Roma

Price

5450 $

Language

Participants

1-15

Hotel

Hotel Meeting Room

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Introduction

The course provides participants with training in performing piping stress analysis by using software. The introduction of the course covers the basic background of codes and standards, supporting, flexibility and the main features of all piping stress analysis software. The course then presents all phases of use, including modeling, performing static analysis, review of results, performing equipment code check, design of spring supports and expansion joints, underground pipes, steel structures and dynamic analysis. The course shall include on-screen lecturing, examples, typical problem solving and hands-on training in the use of the program.

Objectives

apply the ASME Piping Code into the piping model
Use the display controls
Apply restraints
Renumber nodes, and edit the model
Error Check the model
Add a Wind Loads
Create/modify Load Cases
Animate displacements
Create Custom Reports
Compare the stress results With The ASME Code allowable Stresses
Add Hangers

Who Should Attend:

Fresh graduates and piping engineers and designers who need an understanding of the whole stress analysis process and the interaction between the stress analysis theories and the piping design codes.

Outlines:

Piping code theory basics
Primary and secondary stresses
Creating input data
Design for piping loads
Modeling of piping systems in CAESAR II
Editing the model
Supporting of piping systems (support types)
Sustained and expansion stresses
Design code requirements (e.g. B31.3, B31.1)
Resolution of overstress due to thermal expansion
Friction effects
Adding flexible connections (vessels)
Assessing equipment allowable loads
Combining piping systems
Load case combinations
Modeling and analysis of a transmission line
Modeling and analysis of a jacketed riser
List/edit modeling, jacketed pipe, wind and hydrodynamic loading
Static seismic loads
Analysis documentation and static analysis workshop
Model generation, system evaluation, system re-design
Basic stress concept
Role of Stress Engineer
Basic Stress Stain Theories
Basic Engineering concepts required for stress analysis
Theories of failure
Concept of stress Range
Load Cases
Code Compliance for ASME Code B31.3 & Canadian Code
Different types & functions of Pipe support
Design system for Sustain, Expansion & Occasional Loading
Nomograph
Pipe Rack Loading
Support span Calculations
Preparing stress Critical line list
Stress System formation
Overview of Caesar II software

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