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link to Advanced Pipe Stress Analysis (Caesar II) Online Pre-Recorded Course (30+ hours)

Advanced Pipe Stress Analysis (Caesar II) Online Pre-Recorded Course (30+ hours)

Whatispiping Team, in association with Everyeng, is conducting an online pre-recorded Comprehensive Piping Stress Analysis Certificate course to help mechanical and piping engineers. Along with the...

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link to Detailed Online Course on Pipe Stress Analysis (25 hours of Content) with Certificate + Free Trial Version of Pipe Stress Analysis Software

Detailed Online Course on Pipe Stress Analysis (25 hours of Content) with Certificate + Free Trial Version of Pipe Stress Analysis Software

This course is created by an experienced pipe stress analysis software developer (15+ years experience), Ph.D. and covers all features of onshore above ground and underground piping and pipeline...

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link to Modeling of In-line Pressure-Balanced Expansion Joint in Caesar II

Modeling of In-line Pressure-Balanced Expansion Joint in Caesar II

A pressure-balanced expansion joint is a type of piping expansion joint designed to absorb thermal expansion while preventing the expansion joint from creating a large pressure-induced force on the...

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link to What is Discontinuity Stress with respect to Pipe Stress Analysis?

What is Discontinuity Stress with respect to Pipe Stress Analysis?

A discontinuity occurs where there is a sudden change in material, geometry, or loading. The behaviour of different free components, such as their displacement under a specific load, may be...

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link to What is Octave Aspect Pipe Stress? The Evolution of CAESAR II

What is Octave Aspect Pipe Stress? The Evolution of CAESAR II

For decades, “CAESAR II” has been one of the most widely used names in pipe stress analysis, supporting projects across industries, including refining and power generation. In 2026, as Hexagon...

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link to What’s New in ASME B31.4-2025

What’s New in ASME B31.4-2025

The latest edition of ASME B31.4-2025 is issued on 31st Dec 2025 by the ASME. This Code will become effective 6 months after the Date of Issuance which means from 1st July 2026 onwards and remain...

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link to What’s New in ASME B31Q-2025: Key Updates for Pipeline Personnel Qualification Programs

What’s New in ASME B31Q-2025: Key Updates for Pipeline Personnel Qualification Programs

The latest revision of ASME B31Q-2025 introduces several targeted updates aimed at clarifying requirements for pipeline personnel qualification programs. While the new edition does not radically...

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link to Free Webinar on WRC 537 Evaluation of Spherical Nozzles by CEI

Free Webinar on WRC 537 Evaluation of Spherical Nozzles by CEI

Evaluating nozzle loads in pressure vessels is a critical aspect of mechanical design, particularly when dealing with spherical heads or shells subjected to external forces and moments. To help...

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