Recruiting a moderator for the newly established pipeline stress analysis section
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Dear HCHB friends: The survey regarding stress calculation has been completed. For details, please visit: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-557817-1-1.html. The voting results showed that many users believe it is necessary to create a dedicated section for pipeline stress analysis. With the approval of the administrators and moderators, we are now seeking 3 moderators for this section – applications are welcome! See the recruitment post at http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-501412-1-1.html for application requirements!
Username: fanking UID: 95021 Major: Chemical Engineering Process Field of work: Chemical engineering process design Years of experience: 5 years
Support for the creation of a section for pipeline stress calculations. Username: strongerlihe; UID: 198822. Major studied: Thermal Energy Engineering. Industry in which I work: Cogeneration design. Years of experience: 3. I lack the skills necessary to be a moderator, and time constraints also prevent me from doing so. However, it’s important to engage in plenty of communication, and I also hope to learn more through this section in order to improve myself.
Is it okay if you have experience in piping work?
This post was last edited by babyfatface on 2010-1-2 06:33. Very interested. Username: babyfatface UID: 30299 Major: Thermal Energy Engineering Industry: Petrochemicals Years of experience: 4 Years of experience using CAESAR II for stress analysis. Autopipe is okay. I haven’t used the others. It seems that for the stress analysis of large-scale petrochemical pipelines, FEA is increasingly being used, such as fepipe, nozzlepro, and Ansys. I am currently learning it*. I hope to improve together with everyone.
Very interested in joining. Username: ythhw UID: 320741. Specialization: Mechanical Engineering. Industry: Offshore Engineering. Years of experience: 4. Mainly uses CAE SAR for stress analysis. I have some knowledge of other finite element analysis software; I hope to join this community so that we can learn together and make progress
Username: ashhsiang UID: 221856 Major: Chemical Engineering Field of work: Chemical engineering design Years of experience: 2 I hope to learn more and exchange ideas through this forum.
I have 10 years of experience in pipeline design work; I am a design manager with the qualification to review pipeline stress calculations. I have carried out stress calculations for the thermal pipelines of units such as sulfur plants, hydrogenation units, and delayed coking units. I have successfully selected components such as springs, supports, and expansion joints, and these units are now in operation with good pipeline performance. I am eager to contribute to this forum and grow together with my colleagues.
Username: dingdingyyy UID: 217036 Major: Chemical Engineering. Industry: Chemical engineering design. Years of experience: 10 years. I have 10 years of experience in pipeline design; I am a design manager with the capability to review pipeline stress calculations. I am proficient in using the CEASARII software. I have carried out stress calculations for the thermal pipelines of sulfur processing units, hydrogenation units, delayed coking units, etc., and successfully selected components such as springs, supports, and expansion joints. These units are now in operation, and the pipelines are functioning well. I am willing to contribute to this forum and grow together with my peers.
I think stress modules are absolutely necessary; during the training session in BEIJING last time, it was said that over 600 organizations in China have already adopted the CAESAR II software! Username: levjod. Industry: Chemical machinery; Field of work: Chemical industry. Years of experience: 2 years. Uses CAESAR II software for pipeline stress analysis; hopes to improve together with others.
I think if dingdingyyy can guarantee the release timeline, special consideration could be given to admitting the super version. Our team needs more experienced seniors like dingdingyyy to provide guidance.