"Pressure Systems Casebook" contains a collection of papers drawn
from two IMechE seminars that will be of particular interest to
students and engineers who want to broaden their knowledge and
learn from experience and history.
The authors' backgrounds cover a range of perspectives, from
representing industrial users of pressure systems to regulators,
research, and engineering consultants.
Complete contents:
Lessons from failures of gas cylinders used for dispensing
beveragesExperience from Health and Safety laboratory
investigationsInsurance aspects of pressure systems failuresFailure
investigation for commercial purposes - system failures leading to
the collapse of storage vessels under partial vacuumReliable
technical failure investigationFailure design procedures in the new
European Pressure Vessel Standard EN 13445Causes of vibration
fatigue in process pipework - a new methodology to assess the
riskAvoiding vibration-induced fatigue failures in process
pipeworkLessons learned from pressure system failures
Pressure systems contain stored energy and the threat of
damaging failure is ever present. Failures of pressure systems
still occur and are costly to those affected; yet the main causes,
consequences, and methods of investigation are not widely known.
Pre-existing defects are a major cause of failures and
near-failures in pressure systems, yet many can be avoided by
greater awareness of the circumstances in which they arise.
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