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elliottr

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Dec 29, 2017
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what is a recommended resource for Caesar II when starting out. I am debating taking one of the online training courses.
 
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Find a good seasoned pipe Stress Engineer as a mentor is my best advice.
 
If you've performed flexibility analysis before, and you are experienced, picking up CAESAR II won't take more than a couple of hours. If you're completely new to pipe stress analysis and all associated tentacles, then you should take a course.

I'd recommend the course from PipingDesignOnline.com, or come to one of our week-long seminars in Houston.

Richard Ay
Intergraph CAS
 
Thanks DSB123 and Richay.

Yes, I am completely new to pipe stress analysis, so i am looking into taking the course one PipingDesignOnline.com. I don't think my company wants to send just me to houston, at least not at this time.
 
elliottr,
Remember learning how to use a Pipe Stress Analysis program does not make you a Pipe Stress Engineer - that takes years of experience and study and working under a suitably qualified mentor.
 
of course, I can't reasonably expect to be an expert on a subject after taking a few courses. There was an opportunity to start to learn it here, so I am.
 
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