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I expected different opinions, but that's perfectly OK. Gathering opinions and then combining those into a final decision is often a good way to go about doing something.

This is in reference to the 2006 discussion under thread378-173268 I have searched old threads and I believe that father time may have changed some opinions on this matter. My question first and foremost is how do you define stress iso? How is it different from a piping/fabrication iso...

C2it, Have you tried Cadworx? I've heard the same thing, but have yet to see it with my own eyes. I've only seen sales videos, but it's difficult to trust a salesman.

My company currently runs Caesar II for piping analysis and Microstation & PlantSpace for 3D modeling of our plant. Currently, the two do not talk at all, we have to redraw the piping and enter all of the piping attributes in Caesar before starting analysis. My question is this, what programs...

Thanks, XL83NL. I'm going through BSi now to find some info. They offer courses, but apparantly not for EN12952 or 13480.

Thanks, but not quite what I'm looking for.

Does anyone know of any EN12952 and/or EN13480 training courses(given in English)? I'm having a very tough time finding anyone, foreign or domestic, with enough confidence in the EN code to teach it. Any tips would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

As I am very new to the world of the EN code, could someone please help me define the difference between EN12952 and EN13480? I work on HRSGs and I commonly work in ASME Section I, B31.1 and a little in B31.3. EN12952 seems to be equivalent to Sect I and EN13480 is similar to B31.1...