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ASME PVP Volumes Address Fitness
for Service
06/04/03
Since 1994, the ASME Pressure Vessels
& Piping (PVP) Conferences have sponsored technical
sessions dealing with the fitness for service of power and
petrochemical plant equipment. Papers presented in these
sessions have been published in the following PVP Conference
volumes:
- Service Experience
and Reliability Improvement: Nuclear, Fossil, and Petrochemical
Plants, PVP-Vol. 288, Edited by W. H. Bamford,
ASME International, New York, 1994.
- Fitness-for-Service
and Decisions for Petroleum and Chemical Equipment,
PVP-Vol. 315, Edited by M. Prager, ASME International,
New York, 1995.
- Fitness for
Adverse Environments in Petroleum and Power Equipment,
PVP-Vol. 359, Edited by M. Prager, ASME International,
New York, 1997.
- Fitness-for-Service
Evaluations in Petroleum and Fossil Power Plants,
PVP-Vol. 380, Edited by M. Zako and M. Prager, ASME International,
New York, 1998.
- Fitness for
Service, Stress Classification and Expansion Joint Design
- 2000, PVP-Vol. 401, Edited by W. J. Koves, ASME
International, New York, 2000.
- Service Experience
and Fitness-for-Service in Power and Petroleum Processing,
PVP-Vol. 411, Edited by M. Cohn and M. Prager, ASME International,
New York, 2000.
- Fitness-for-Service
Evaluations and Non-Linear Analysis, PVP-Vol. 442,
Edited by J. F. McCabe, ASME International, New York,
2002.
These volumes are available from ASME
International on the Internet or contact ASME by E-mail:
Infocentral@asme.org,
Tel: 800-843-2763, Intl. Tel: 973-882-1167, or Fax: 973-882-1717.
The 2003
PVP Conference in Cleveland, July 20-24, will have four
sessions on fitness for service, as follows:
Session 1.1F: Fitness for Service,
Life Extension, Remediation and Repair
Session 1.3F: Fitness for Service and Life Management
Session 4.2L: Residual Stress and Fitness for Service
Session 4.3L: Fitness for Service on Pipelines
Check the Advance
Conference Program for more information.
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