Lugs on Pipe and Vessels *NEW*

Lugs on Pipe and Vessels *NEW*

Load bearing lugs generate local bending stresses on thin walled shells such as pipe or vessels; these stresses can easily be reduced by optimizing the material arrangement.

There are several methods for calculating the shell stresses which are covered in publications on the theory of plates and shells.

This short video introduces visual concepts on the most common lug designs.

This is a video that is of interest to design and maintenance engineers.

Length: 3.24

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Greg Perkins
Greg Perkins
President & General Manager

Greg Perkins has 25 years experience in the expansion joint industry. In his previous employment with Senior Flexonics Pathway, Greg Perkins held the position of CEO and General Manager for 11 years. Prior positions include project engineer, director of engineering, and business unit manager.

In addition Greg, a degreed engineer, served on both the EJMA (expansion joint manufacturers association) technical and management committee tasked with developing/updating bellows and expansion joint performance criteria. Proficient in ASME design codes. Patents include high temperature piping restraint structures for expansion joint applications.

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