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link to What is a Pipe Shoe? Its Types and Functions

What is a Pipe Shoe? Its Types and Functions

Being a piping engineer you must be familiar with the term "Piping Shoe". Pipe shoe supports are highly popular for insulated lines. As insulation material is usually not capable to withstand high...

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Piping Thermal Expansion and Contraction (Thermal Movement) in Piping Design

What causes thermal expansion in piping? All piping materials expand or contract when exposed to temperatures greater or lower than the installation temperature. As the temperature of the pipe...

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Top Pipe Stress Analysis Software Packages for 2024

The piping engineering would not have been developed so much in absence of piping software packages. Today, almost all the piping design activities are performed using various piping software...

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What’s new in ASME B31.3-2020? ASME B31.3 2020 vs 2018

Hopefully, all of you are aware that the latest edition of the process piping bible ASME B31.3-2020, which revised the 2018 edition of the same code is issued on the 18th of June, 2021. Similar to...

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link to An Issue about USER DEFINED SIFs

An Issue about USER DEFINED SIFs

User-defined SIF is the stress intensification factor that the user input into the stress analysis program. The SIF values are usually calculated using FEA programs and then manually entered in the...

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What is Tensile Strength? Tensile Strength of Steel and Other Materials

Tensile strength is the maximum stress up to which a material can be loaded without failure. When the tensile strength is exceeded, the material breaks or fails. This is also known as ultimate...

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