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Description:
The benefits and challenges of applying Division 2.
This intensive two-day course provides you with a sound basis for the
application of the Division 2 Code requirements. Additionally, this
Division is not only used by U2 Certificate holders, but offers a lot
of advantages for Division 1 users, too. Many of its modern calculation
rules – including FEA under certain circumstances – can be used for
Division 1 vessels as well. This course will not only cover topics
such as responsibilties, material, fabrication, inspection and examination,
but will also give you a profound overview of the design part. In addition
to Part 4 “Design by Rule”, we will explain in detail the Elastic Stress
Analysis, Limit Load and Elastic-Plastic Stress Method in the “Design by Analysis” Part 5.
The course language
is English.
Key points of the course:
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General requirements of the ASME Code Section VIII, Division
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Scope and other applicable standards and regulations
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Responsibility and duties (user, manufacturer, Authorized Inspector, etc.)
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Requirements for the UDS (User’s Design Specification) and MDR (Manufacturer’s Design Report)
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Registered Professional Engineer and alternatives
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Material selection, additional requirements and permissible stresses, brittle fracture concept, fatigue curves and calculations
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Design by rule, load cases and load combinations, tolerances, minimum wall thicknesses, joint types and categories
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Nozzles, inspection openings and external nozzle loads
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Design by analysis (finite element method), failure modes and analysis methods, stress categorization and stress evaluation
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Fatigue screening methods to evaluate the necessity of a fatigue analysis
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Fabrication, welding, postweld heat treatment
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Inspection and scope of non-destructive examination, classification in “Examination Groups”, permissible test methods and acceptance citeria
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Hydrostatic and pneumatic pressure test as well as alternatives
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Overpressure protection, valves, bursting discs and alternatives
Instructors:
Dipl.-Ing. Michael Frohnert (AIS/ANI) |
Phone: +49 201 74 72
75-12 | E-Mail:
frohnert@cis-inspector.com
 Michael
Michael Frohnert's main field of activities is preparing and reviewing design calculations according to the ASME Code and other international Codes and Standards for the plant and mechanical engineering industries as well as performing ASME inspections and audits. During the early part of his career he qualified in the ASME Code business as an ASME Authorized Inspector and went on to become an experienced Authorized Inspector Supervisor and ASME Authorized Training Instructor. He also holds a National Board endorsement as Authorized Nuclear Inspector. Michael has held numerous public courses and tailor-made in-company trainings and workshops covering a wide range of topics. His in-depth involvement in the practical application of the ASME design rules is a very beneficial and valuable feature of his work as training instructor.
Instructor:
Dr. Daniel
Hüggenberg (ANIS) | Phone:
+49 201 74 72 75-17
| E-Mail:
hueggenberg@cis-inspector.com
 Dr.
Daniel Hüggenberg's
professional
background is
closely related to
material science. He
is experienced in
various subjects
such as high
temperature material
applications,
fatigue as well as
creep behavior and
in providing
specific solutions
for state-of-the-
art power plants.
Daniel is the author
of several
publications in his
field and has shared
his experience at
many conferences and
contributed to the
development of Codes
and Standards. Since
joining CIS GmbH he
has additionally
qualified as an ASME
Authorized Inspector
and now passes on
his know-how through
his inspection and
consulting
activities. In his
customer-oriented
seminars Daniel
addresses
user-related issues
faced by the plant
engineering industry
when it comes to
meeting ASME Code
requirements.
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