Cold Pull: How cold pull is applied at site and its drawback
This article is a continuation of my earlier article on Cold Springing which describes few basic points regarding Cold Pull or Cold Springing. Click here to refer that article. How Cold
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A literature on “Cold Springing (Cold Pull) In Piping Systems”
Definition of Cold Spring: Cold spring is the process of intentional deformation (usually accomplished by cutting short or long the pipe runs between two anchors) of piping during assembly to
Does Friction Forces Exist in Cold State of Piping or Not?
Some users of START-PROF Piping Stress Analysis software ask the same question: Why loads and displacements are not zero in cold state? I will try to explain this phenomena in
Few Points for High Temperature and High Pressure Piping
With increase in temperature and pressures, piping systems become more and more critical from a stress point of view. So, Piping Stress Engineers have a real tough time to qualify
150+ Piping Interview (Stress) Questions with Answers
The following list will provide a few interview questions asked in the different interviews for a Piping Engineering (Stress) position. Answers to most of the questions are added here for
13 major differences between Seamless and Welded Pipe
What is a Seamless pipe? Seamless pipe is made from a round steel billet (solid cylindrical hunk of steel that is cast from raw steel). This billet is then heated,
