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Description:
When does it make sense to switch to Division 2? In particular, the new
classification into Class 1 and Class 2 vessels makes Division 2 a real alternative to the normally used Division 1. Moreover, Division 2 becomes more
and more important for Division 1 users, as many of its modern calculation
rules can also be used for Division 1 vessels under Code Case 2695 and
now Appendix 46. Topics covered are material requirements and certificates, design, FEA, load cycles, fabrication, testing, inspection, pressure
testing, overpressure protection and of course the differences to ASME
Code Section VIII, Division 1.
The seminar language
is English.
Key points of the seminar:
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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
Seminar Instructor:
Michael Frohnert |
Phone: +49 201 74 72
75-12 | E-Mail:
frohnert@cis-inspector.com
 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. Before
changing to CIS GmbH
he started his
professional career
at ONE/TÜV/BV in
Essen where he
worked as a design
engineer, inspector
and seminar
instructor. During
his time with
One/TÜV/BV he
qualified in the
ASME Code business
as an ASME
Authorized Inspector
and went on to
become an
experienced
Authorized Inspector
Supervisor. He also
holds a National
Board endorsement as
Authorized Nuclear
Inspector. Michael
has held numerous
public seminars 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 seminar work.
On behalf of ASME he
conducts their
Section VIII,
Division 2 seminars
in Europe and Middle
East. Michael
Frohnert represents
CIS GmbH in the ASME
Group of Interested
Experts managed by
the ASME Delegate of
Germany.
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