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The source article discusses the historical Canadian CSA Z183 (oil pipelines) and CSA Z184 (gas pipelines) standards. These were consolidated into CSA Z662, so the video will explain that transition and use CSA Z662:23 for the engineering examples. Canadian CSA Z183 & Z184 Oil & Gas Pipeline Systems | Pipeline Stress Analysis & CSA Z662 Read More: Introduction to Pipe Stress Analysis To get our piping engineering services, please contact our engineering consultant department

ASME B31.8 Gas Transmission & Distribution Piping Code | Pipeline Stress Analysis & Design Read More: Introduction to Pipe Stress Analysis To get our piping engineering services, please contact our engineering consultant department for a free quote

Fuel Gas Piping Stress Analysis | ASME B31 Codes, Sustained Loads, Thermal Expansion & Pipe Supports Read More: Introduction to Pipe Stress Analysis To get our piping engineering services, please contact our engineering consultant department for a free quote

ASME Section III Nuclear Piping Stress Analysis | Class 2 & Class 3 | Subsections NC, ND & NCD Read More: Introduction to Pipe Stress Analysis To get our piping engineering services, please contact our engineering consultant department for a free quote

Sustained Stress B31.3 does not provide an explicit equation for sustained stress calculations, but only requires that the engineer compute the longitudinal stresses in the pipe due to weight and pressure, and then ensure that these do not exceed Sh- This is most commonly interpreted to mean: Where: Fax = axial force due to sustained (primary) loads, lb Mj = in-plane bending moment due to sustained (primary) loads, in-lb Mo = out-plane bending moment due to sustained (prim