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2019 Pressure Vessels & Piping Conference Program AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS PRESSURE VESSELS & PIPING DIVISION 2019 Pressure Vessels & Piping Conference Program Hyatt Regency San Antonio Riverwalk San Antonio, Texas July 14 – 19, 2019 TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome from the Chair ........................................................................................ 4 PVP 2019 Program Layout ..................................................................................... 5 ASME Pressure Vessels & Piping Division ............................................................ 6 PVP 2019 Conference Committees ................................................................. 7 PVP Technical Program Representatives ....................................................... 7 Student Paper Competition Session Developers ............................................ 8 PVP Division Management Committee ........................................................... 8 PVP Senate of Past Division Chairs ................................................................ 8 PVP Division Technical Committee Chairs ..................................................... 9 PVP Division Administrative Committee Chairs ............................................. 9 ASME Journal of Pressure Vessel Technology ............................................... 9 ASME President .............................................................................................. 9 ASME Staff ....................................................................................................... 9 Opening Ceremony & Plenary Session .................................................................. 9 Future Technology Trends in the Global Pressure Vessel & Piping Industry ...................................................... 9 A Deepwater HPHT Development Program Retrospective - 2014 to Present ............................................................................................... 9 Integrity Assessment of Additively Manufactured Metallic Alloys ............... 10 Honors & Awards Gala......................................................................................... 10 Tutorials ............................................................................................................... 11 Special Tutorial Navigating Corporate Culture for Professional Advancement ..................... 11 Special Presentation for Early Career Engineers Work Place Habits and Behavior .................................................................. 12 Technical Tutorials ............................................................................................... 12 An Overview of the Proposed Updates to the 2020 Edition of API 579-1/ASME FFS-1, Fitness-For-Service...................... 12 Construction of Pressure Vessels to ASME Section VIII, Division 3 ............. 12 Bolted Joint Design, Analysis and Code Compliance ................................... 13 Additive Manufacturing – Overview of Processes, Qualification, Testing and Future Prospects ................................................. 13 Flow Induced Vibration .................................................................................. 13 Technology Demonstration Forum ...................................................................... 13 EPRI Expert Workshop on Structural Integrity of Components in High Temperature Applications ................................................................................... 14 Code Users Event ................................................................................................. 14 Networking Reception ......................................................................................... 15 Technical Tour ...................................................................................................... 15 Social Programs & Tours ..................................................................................... 15 Reception for Early Career Engineers, Students and Code Users ............... 15 Conference-wide Reception .......................................................................... 15 Tour 1 – Mission San Jose ............................................................................. 16 Tour 2 – River Barge Tour & Lunch ............................................................... 16 Conference Information ....................................................................................... 17 Technical Sessions & Programs ................................................................... 17 Rudy Scavuzzo Student Paper Symposium & 27th Annual Student Paper Competition ....................................................... 17 Technical Committee Meetings .................................................................... 17 PVP Division Honors & Awards Gala & Dinner ............................................. 17 Authors’ Breakfast/Briefing .......................................................................... 17 Registration Hours ........................................................................................ 18 On-site Registration Fees ............................................................................. 18 Cooperating Societies ................................................................................... 18 CrowdCompass App ...................................................................................... 18 Conference Publications ............................................................................... 18 Disabled Registrants ..................................................................................... 19 Tax Deductibility ............................................................................................ 19 Guest/Family Programs ................................................................................ 19 Professional Development Hours Available ................................................. 19 Publishing Conference Papers in the ASME Journal of Pressure Vessel Technology ......................................................................... 19 PVP 2019 Committee Meetings ........................................................................... 20 PVP 2020 Call for Papers ..................................................................................... 21 Session Titles by Session Blocks ......................................................................... 22 Daily Session Listings .......................................................................................... 27 Acknowledgments ............................................................................................. 127 Chair/Co-chair, Developers, Plenary & Tutorial Speakers ............................... 128 Reviewers ........................................................................................................... 134 Author Index ....................................................................................................... 138 Welcome from the Chair Technical papers and presentations presented at this conference are Welcome to San Antonio for the 2019 separated into Tracks according to ASME Pressure Vessels & Piping their technical areas. Since fewer and Conference! The PVP Conference fewer computers allow for playing is known as an outstanding CD-ROMs and many companies international technical forum through discourage the use of USB memory which participants can exchange sticks, we chose to make technical opinions and ideas with leading papers available online to pre- experts from industry and academia, registered attendees in the link sent and deepen their knowledge to their emails or via the Conference base through exposure to diverse App. At the conference, technical topics. The conference, built with a papers can also be obtained from our pioneering spirit, helps disseminate Download Station. cutting-edge knowledge on Pressure Vessels and Piping Technologies to A key component of every PVP our global community of practice. Conference is the opportunity to Our international experts, from socialize and make new friends, and 40 countries in Europe, Africa, the this year’s Conference offers several Middle East, Asia, the Americas and great opportunities in beautiful the Oceania islands, will present their San Antonio. Enjoy the Mission San latest research findings in the area of José Tour on Monday — a guided pressure vessels and piping. tour of the UNESCO World Heritage Missions on the southern reach The ASME Pressure Vessels and of the Riverwalk. We will all meet Piping Division is the primary at the Conference-wide Reception sponsor of this Conference, with on Monday evening in the Regency additional participation by the Ballroom in our conference venue, ASME Nondestructive Evaluation, the Hyatt Regency San Antonio Hakim Bouzid Diagnosis and Prognosis Division Riverwalk. On Tuesday, hop aboard Conference Chair (NDPD). This year, under the theme one of San Antonio’s famous river “Future Technology Trends in the barges for the River Barge Tour & Global Pressure Vessel and Piping Lunch. Guests will be wined and Industry,” the conference has dined as they cruise down the San attracted 570+ technical papers and Antonio River. You can also join us for 100+ presentations in 180+ technical entertainment and great food at the and panel sessions. In addition, Honors & Awards Gala and Dinner we are presenting five Technical on Wednesday evening. Additional Tutorials, two Special Tutorials, an details regarding these activities can EPRI Expert Workshop on Structural be found in this program.
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