Kaneez Fizza
VIAS
(832) 301 - 0881
info@viascorp.com
Meet Our Presenter:
ARINDAM CHAKRABORTY, PhD, PE (TX, CA): Dr. Chakraborty has a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Iowa and has ten years of experience in solid mechanics and design, non-linear FEA, fatigue and fracture mechanics, reliability analysis, composite structures in Oil & Gas, Nuclear and Structural Design. His areas of expertise are Solid Mechanics & Design, ASME Code (Sections II, III, VIII) Based Strength and Fatigue Analysis, Fitness-for-Service (FFS) Assessment (API 579), System Reliability, Component Reliability and Optimization, Probabilistic Analysis. He has managed many FFS projects, provides training in FFS, Fatigue and Fracture Mechanics, FEA, Probabilistic Analysis. Dr. Chakraborty engages with Pressure Vessels and Piping conference committees, chaired conference sessions, involved with ASME & API code committees and has extensive journal & conference publications. He is the VP of Advanced Engineering at VIAS and can be contacted at achakraborty@viascorp.com.
VIAS is a Houston based Dassault Systemes (Owner of ABAQUS and Solidworks software) partner providing software solutions, training and Finite Elements Analysis(FEA) / Computational fluid dynamics(CFD) consulting services.
Our engineers are involved with code activities (ASME, API, NACE) and have strong consulting experience in providing FFS assessment. They take part in organizing international conferences such as ASME Pressure Vessels and Piping (PVP).
VIAS experts cover all aspects of an integrity management triangle – materials/welding, corrosion, and stress-analysis and therefore, can provide the right solutions for your needs.
During pipeline inspections, you may come across several structural changes in pipelines.Cracks, General / Local Metal Loss, Pitting Corrosion, Stress Corrosion Cracking (SCC), Hydrogen Blisters, HIC, Crack-Like Flaws, Dents and Gouges, Lamination are common changes to be identified in pipelines.
Here are some important questions to consider:
As VIAS, we can help you to answer these questions with our Fitness-for Service (FFS) capabilities and project experience. Please join us for a webinar on FFS Level 3 Analysis.
FFS is the “the ability to demonstrate the structural integrity of an in-service component containing a flaw or damage.”
FFS Level 3 Analysis is a Finite Element Analysis based practice using API 579/ASME FFS-1 and it is the recommended practice used for equipment in Petrochemical, Refinery, and Oil & Gas industries.
Webinar Highlights: