This Tutorial Video will explain the methodology used during Buried (Underground) Piping (Pipeline) Stress Analysis with PASS/START-PROF software.
Stress Analysis of Underground piping always creates difficulty for stress engineers due to various additional considerations compared to the above-ground piping system. Various additional parameters like soil properties, piping soil interaction, etc. need to be considered in the analysis. Stress Analysis can be performed using ASME B31.3, B31.4, B31.8, ISO-14692, and all other international codes.
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Alex Matveev is the head of the PASS/START-PROF pipe stress analysis software development team, which is developed since 1965.
Also, He offers technical support and training for users of their software that number already 3000+, industry standard in several countries for 50+ years.
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