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Thanks everyone! We want to stick with low-tech methods and just get a general feel for the system. A 3D model would be great but is more than we require, and the point cloud and laser level systems are a bit overkill for our needs at the moment. I have some staff and some time available to...

Myself and a couple of staff have to make a flow diagram of an existing piping system (low pressure water, nothing ASME etc). It is a rather large and convoluted system as it has been tapped into and changed a number of times over the years and spreads through out an area of approximately 120...

CASTI only has their corrosion series currently listed for sale. I've tried every website and used book forum I'm aware of. Unless I've made a big mistake a simple google search is not turning up this book. That's why I posted here.

Thanks ironic but am I missing something? When I looked at google before it says there is no ebook available, if you click the Amazon or Chapters (or all sellers) link they also state that no books are available and if you use the "find in a library" link the closest library to me is 206 miles...

Good afternoon, I was wondering if anyone has any leads on where I can buy a copy of this book? (or the whole series). Regards, K

Where are you? Canada? USA?

I'm with Curtis. I've used both CII and AutoPIPE. I think I only did one B31.1 project on CII and the rest were B31.3, all were static analysis. I used the forces provided from CII to calculate nozzle and shell loads on tanks etc in a separate program. On AutoPIPE I've ran B31.1, B31.3 and one...

Panther140, I completely agree that men should be encouraged to go into nursing and other female dominated professions. I find it distressing that there are no men in daycares, what message does this send to children? That only women are caring individuals? Although I believe that the issue of...

Good morning, I'm looking over some old calculations here and I see that Article 4-9 "Stresses in Perforated Flat Plates" of 2004 ASME Section VIII Div 2 was used, I don't have a copy of this version on hand. I've looked in 2007 and 2013 codes and this Article doesn't seem to be there. Does...

JohnRBaker: Thanks for the information. I had looked up the statistics on engineers in the government the other day because my gut said that engineers were under-represented in politics. I guess I was right about it but just wrong about which country! I'm not sure if the numbers are a direct...

This is an interesting topic. One thing I have pondered frequently is the number of films, and some literature, where the crazy person is an engineer. For instance: Saw Law Abiding Citizen Norman Osborn (Green Goblin) Also, Stephen King's "The Stand" said that engineers and scientists were more...

I'm not sure if you are a member of any organization but if you are you could look at what they offer. For instance, one company I worked for was a full member of IEEE and I seem to recall that they had some kind of computer training module on heat transfer. I'm a member of ASME, with the...

The Making of the Atomic Bomb by Richard Rhodes I really like just about anything by Henry Petroski also (i.e. To Engineer is Human)

I recommend the book "What Color is Your Parachute" it has some good tips on how to rebrand your skills.

I did a quick google search, if you don't have Incropera it looks like this slide deck is a condensed version of the chapter...

I quickly skimmed the chapter. I think this would work for you. You have to apply a conservation of energy equation at any instant t, something like: epsilon * area * sigma * (T^4 - Tsur^4) = rho * volume * c * dT/dt Actually, if you only have radiation there is an exact solution to the...

This is a tough one. I wonder if you could use a lumped capacitance analysis? You may have to use a numerical integration method to find the solution to the equation. Do you have a copy of Fundamentals of Heat and Mass Transfer by Incropera? Chapter 5 has some examples of calculating the time...

MotorCity - I agree that "mid-career" doesn't have a set definition but google returns this description: "A July 2012 article on the New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants website suggests that mid-career is approximately 10 to 15 years into your career. If you look at a...

Thanks! I really appreciate your candidness. I'll definitely rethink my approach.

Panther140 - it seems that your co-workers have found you on this forum. I'm curious, if you feel yourself talking differently on this forum than in the office how do you think your co-workers will regard your two different persona?