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I originally majored in engineering mechanics, but after graduating over 10 years ago, I essentially gave that knowledge back to my teachers. I am currently working on the design of conventional pressure vessels at a container factory. It seems like there’s no future in continuing to do this. So I thought about getting a certificate in SAD analysis and design. I’m not sure what books I need to read; are there any specific textbooks provided for the association’s training and assessment? Please let me know as well.
JB4732 and its definitions; it seems there is also a corresponding yellow book, but I haven’t seen it. Li Jianguo’s book, ASME 8-2, and others……
Thank you to the person above; JB4732 and its explanation are also available. Li Jianguo’s book is titled \"Mechanical Fundamentals of Pressure Vessel Design and Their Standard Application\", right? I have this book in my hands. Watch it slowly first.
\"Mechanical Fundamentals of Pressure Vessel Design and Their Standard Application\" is very difficult to understand
Is it difficult? However, the analytical method section truly requires a solid mathematical foundation; without it, it’s impossible to understand, while the other parts are not that difficult to comprehend. Exams mainly test the understanding of theoretical knowledge, rather than calculation methods. So as long as you can master this book, you will be able to pass the exam basically.
Is there still an exam? There haven’t been any training sessions lately, right?