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Hello, Here is a technical tip from Mr. Ron Haupt, the former ASME B31 chairman teaching a (More Information) seminar this month on Pipe Design and Stress Analysis. _________________________________________________________ Question : For a reduced outlet branch connection (B31.3), stress at the branch is calculated using the “corroded section modulus.” True or False? Answer below. _________________________________________________________ Can you answer the above question? Don\'t look at the answer. You will learn a lot more than an answer to this simple question at the seminar (last 6 spots left, fee discounted 20% + comes with a free DVD on "Piping Codes"). More Info (More Information) _________________________________________________________ Answer: Not True. Stress at the branch should be calculated using an “effective section modulus” not the “corroded section modulus.” See ASME B31.3 Para. 319.4.4 for details. _________________________________________________________ For any other inquiries please email -- krolik@sstusa.com Telephone: 408-452-8111, option 0 (zero). Thank you. Best Regards, Mik Krolik Piping Seminar Coordinator If you no longer wish to receive these emails please send a blank message to seminar@sstusa.com with the words "opt out" in the subject line