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Thank you David. I knew I could not be the only person to ask that question. I have passed your code case info along to the proper folks! Learn something new every single day [smile]

Its definitely part of the original PV design. Its a liquid inlet nozzle through the shell above the head seam near bottom of the tank.

No AI is involved at this point from what I have been told. The owner is the one asking questions so they want to do as little as possible. The question was posed to me by one of their engineers. I was back and forth so I figured I would ask input from others. If I am repairing a vortex...

This is common sense...I never try to mix common sense and ASME code, especially Div 1! :) I have been bitten too many times.

Integral to me is NOT a flanged and bolted on pulsation dampener.

I have always required them to be stamped (previous compressor packager). They are subject to numerous sources of vibration including acoustical. Do not take a chance.

So, I have a long history of ASME code work but I got hit with a question that I am not positive of my answer. ASME Vessel installed in Texas. Owner requires this to be treated as a "code state" even when it is not. Vessel is a column with a nozzle protruding to the inside some 12". Someone...

I forgot to mention that I really prefer "self-driven" type courses. Some training courses kill me as they are so freaking slow.....lol

I believe I am going to start with the machine design version. My background is piping and compression systems and it really spans both depth sections.

I was approved a LONG time ago to take the PE exam. During this period, I changed jobs and my new job made it impossible to take the test. Now, some 13 years later, I am reapplying. I am no longer a spring chicken having some 20+ years of experience. I know I need some help to prepare for...