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ASMEThree Park AvenueNewYork, NY 10016-5990

www.asme.org

juIy 25-29, 2004

SErrING HiE STANDA RU,880 2003

Toshiyuki SawaConference Co-Chair

Te c hn i calCodes and StandardsComputer TechnologyDesign & Anaiys’sFluid-Structure InteractionHigh-Pressure TechnocgyMaterials & FabdcationOperations, Applications.

and ComponentsSeismic EngineeringSiudeni Parer CompetilionASME NDE DivisionNDE Demonstration ForumSoftware Demonstration Forum

Satoshi FujitaTechnical Program Co-Chair

Program Representatives

Vernon MatenJoseph Sinn-appanChiaki MiyasakaCari E. JaskeJames F. Cory, Jr.

ChairVice Chair

Honors and Awards ChairPublications Chair

Program ChairProfessional Deveiopmenl Chair

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A. G. (Jack) WareRobert F. Sammataro’Thou-Han LiuWiiiiam E. Short, HRichard C. GwallneyShoei-Sheng ChenGreg L. HoflingerCari E. JaskeRudy J. ScavuzzoSam Y. ZamrikG. E. Dito WideraRobert H. MalienRobert W. SwindemanAjexander H. C. MarrJetfrey T. FongDon B. Van FossenJames R. FarrCharles F. NashDonaid S. GnttinRichard H. GaflagherL. Eugene HulbertRobert E. NicketRoger F. ReedyDavid H. C. PaiPedro V. MarcalHarold H. WaiteRobert L. CloudCharles V. MooreMn Berman*

Danos Kaflas*Robert J. CepluchCharles F. LarsonGunther P. EschenbrennerVito Salerno*Daim Young** Deceased

Codes and StandardsComputer TechnologyDesign and AnalysisRuid-Structure intera:tonHigh-Pressure TechnoogyMaterials and FabricationOperations. Applications, and ComponentsSeismic Engineering

ASME Officers 2003—2004

ASME StaffExecutive DirectorManaging Director, Member AffairsManaging Direclor, Meetings & ExhibilsMeetings ManagerManager, Engineering ProgramsAdministrative Assistant, Engineering ProgramsManager, MarketingTechnical Paper Coordinator

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Rana!d S. Hafr::rMichael E. Nit:.1

Ismail T. KisiselConference Chair

Toshiyuki SawaConference Co-Chair

The American Sociely of Mechanical EngineersPressure Vessels & Piping Division and

The Japan Sociely of Mechanical Engineers

2004 PVP Conference Committee

M. K. Au-YangTechnical Program Chair

Ismail T. KisiselConference Chair

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Welcome to PVP-2004Welcome to La Joua, San Diego, the Jewel of California, for the 2004 ASME/JSME Pressure Vessels ami Piping ConferenCe. This year’sConference TechniCal Program contains 198 technical sessions. Some of these sessions are organized into traCts of two malor symposia, fivetutorials, one student paper compelition, and two workshops. The NUE and Software Demonstration forums are organized as part of our technical program. The PVP Conference is a great place b present your ideas and to meet colleagues as we create and advance PVP technologies inaddressing present and emerging challenges in our industry. The ASME Pressure Vessels ami Piping Division ïs sponsoring this Conference withco-sponsorship cf the Japanese Society 0f MeChaniCal Engineers (JSME). The ASME NUE Division, Pipeline Systems Division, and SERAD arealso participating in the conference.

The Conference proCeedings are published in 24 volumes. By virtue of the longstanding tradition ol strong international participation, our conferences will continue to shape the technology in the pressure vessel industry on a truly global basis.

As a compliment to the technical program, we have developed a series of social events. The Conference-Wide Reception will be held on Mondayevening. The San Diego City Tour will take place on Monday morning, followed by atour of the ‘Jewels by the Sea’ on Tuesday. A dinner cruisewill occur on Wednesday evening allowing us to take in the magnificent views from the San Diego Bay. The tour schedule will wind up with a tripto Temecula, North County area, combined with a visit te the wineries localed in one of California’s most beautiful agricultural regions.

The Canterence Pragram CammilleeM. K. Au-Yang

Technical Program Chair

Satoshi FujitaTechnical Program Co-Chair

fliP-2004 PROGRAM LAYDUT

PVP Division Technical Committee Chairs

Gora ChakrabardYoung Ho ParkWilliam J. KovesArne E. HoldoJeff PfeiferYong-Yi WangSlephen J. Hensel

Kunio HasegawaIsoharu NishiguchiTakashi SimakawaShigeru ItohSusumu TeradaMakolo HiguchiTakayasu Tahara

Satoshi FulifaKohei SuzukiYoshikazu Yokono

Pressure Vessels and Piping DivisionExecutive Committee (2003—2004)

PVP Division Administrative Commitlee ChairsMembership Young W. KwunPublicity Marina Rugg!es-WrennInternational Cooroinalion Kohei Suzuki

ASME Journal ol Pressure Vessel TechnologyEditor Sam Y. Zamrik

Witliam J. BeesIsmail T. KisiselM. K. Au-YangJudith A. ToddJames F. Cory, Jr.Arlin A. Dermenjian

PresidentSr. Vice President, Council of EngineeringVice President, Pressure Tectinology Group

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Senate of Past PVP Division ChairsHoward H. Chung, Hisiorian (2003— 2004)ioseph Sinnappan, President (2003—2004)

Harry ArmenFrank C. Adamek

Donald E. Bray

PVP-2004U JolIe

Sunday Manday Tuesday Wednesday ThursdayJuly 25, 2004 July 26, 2004 Jvly 27, 2004 July 28, 2004 JuIy 29, 2004

Sari Diego

Authors’ Authors’ Aulhors’ Authors’7:30 eut. ArrivaI BreakfasuBriefing BreakfasVBriefing BreakfasUBriefing BreakfastJBriefing8:15 a.m. Registration Opens Registration Opens Registration Opens Registration Opens

(7:30 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.) (7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.) (7:30 a.m. — noan) (7:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.)

Black 1.1 Black 2.1 Black 3.1 Black 4.18:30 a.m. CFD Workshop Technil Sessions Technical Sessions Technical Sessions Technical Sessions10:15 a.m. (9:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.)NUE Demo Software Demo

10:30 a-m. Black 1.2 Black 2.2 Black 3.2 Black 4.2Open Plenaw Session Technical Sessions Technical Sessions Technical Sessions12:15 p.m. NDE Demo Software Demo

Lunch Lunch Honors & Awards12:15 p.m. CFD Workshop Technical Commillee Technical Commiftee Luncheon Lunch

1:45 p.m. (1:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.) Meetings Meetings (12:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.)

Black 3.3Conference Wide

2:00 p.m. Registration Opens Black 1.3 Black 2.3 Training: TPR’s, Chairs, Black 4.33:45 p.m. (3:00 p.m.- 6:00 p.m.) Technical Sessions Technical Sessions Vice Chairs, Session Technical Sessions

NDE Demo Software Demo Developers, Authors(2:45 p.m. - 4:15 p.m.)

4:00 pm. Special Tutorial Black 1.4 Black 2.4 Black 4.4Technical Sessions Technical Sessions Open Technical Sessions

5:45 p.m. (4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.)NDE Demo Software Demo Conference Evaluation

Conference-Wide Conference Social Event

Evening Reception Open San Diego Bay

(6:30 p.m. - 8:00 pm.) Cruise(5:00 p.m. - 10:30 p.m.)

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Virgil R. CarterJohn Corcoran

Liz Ely, CMP, CMMMansa ScaliceRichard Ulvila

Jacinta McComie-CatesAnnelle Missouti

Barbara Signoreit

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Index to ProgramAudio—Visual Practice Room .8Author Briefing (Author Breaktast) BCali for Papers (2005) 13Committee Meetings 10Conference information 8—9Cooperating Societies B—9GuesUFamily Programs 9Honors and Awards Luncheon 5—6, BHotel Floor Plans Inside Back GaverOisabled Registrants 9Index of Authors 72—75index al Session Chairs & Vice Chairs 69—71Opening Ceremony & Plenary Session 4—5Pubhcation Volumes li—12Reception (Conterence-Wide) 7Registration Feas, Hours BSession Listing — Detailed 19—68Session Tilles by Session Black 14—18Society & Division Officers 2Social Programs and Tours 7Student Paper Competition 8Tax Deductibility 9Tutorials 6

Opening Ceremony and Plenary Session“Innovative PVP Technologies:

Meeting Emerging Challenges Now”

The Conlerence opens on Monday, July 26, at 10,30 a.m. in the AventineBali room. Represenlatives ol the American Society of MechanicaiEngineers and Japan Sociely of Mechanicai Engineers will welcome theautendees. The Iirst plenary address willl be delivered by Michael B.Seilman, President and CEO ol Nuclear Management Company. His addresswili explore the challenges facing the US. nuclear povJer industry and theactions vital ta launching the next generation ot advanced-design nuclearpower piant&

“Challenges Facing 111e US. Nuclear Power lndustry”

Mr. Michael B. Seilman is president and chief execulive officer al NuclearManagement Company, the nations sixth largest nuclear operating campany which he helped found in 1999.

Mr. Seiman has more than 30 years of nuclear experience spanning e US.Navy career, and positions of progressive responsibiiity in several majorutihilies. Prior ta starting NMC, he was the Senior Vice President, for theNuclear Power Business Unit, for Wisconsin Electric Power Go., now WeEnergies. He previously was Vice President of Operations at Entergy NuclearInc., where he held several leadership positions at Entorgy nuclear stations.Mr. Seliman was also part of the nuclear plant leadership leam tor NodhernStates Power Go., now XceI Energy, He has e Bachelor of Science degree inphysics, with high distinction, tram the University al Minnesota, andMaster of Science in Nuclear Engineering tram Catholic University.

The second address, titled “Application of Innovative Technologies toNuclear Power Plant Security” will ha delivered by Robert E. Nickeil,Consultant, Applied Science & Technology. His talk wilI cover theEPRIJDOE Nuclear Power Plant Security Roadmap that was prepared Iastyear by a team al experts. That Roadmap describes bath near-term, andlong-term deployment of innovative technologies intended to improve thesecurity of U. S. commercial nuclear power plants.

Plenary Speaker

f,Robert E. Nickell

ConsultantApplied Science & Technology, Povsay, CA

‘Application al Innovative Technologies taNuclear Power Plant Security”

Or. Robert E. Nickeli provides engineering consulting services ta privateindustry and government through Applied Science & Technology.Cahtornia C corporation based in Poway. California. His current activitiesare re!ated ta life cycle management and license renewal ot nuclear powerotants, structural integhty assessments al degraded nuclear power plantcomponents, and materials and structural evaluation of spent nuclear fueland high-leveI waste transport and storage packagings.

Or. Nickeli received his 8.5., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees in EngineeringScience from the University of California. Berkeley. His early prolessionaicareer was spent in the Beli System ai the Bali Telephone Laboratories andat Sandia National Laboratories. He conducted and supervised bath fundamental and applied research for private industry and government sponsors,he sered as a Project Manager at the Electric Power Research Instilute(EPR1), and ha was a Technical Oirector et SOi international. La Jolia,Calitomia. He taught courses on sou mechanics, structural design, advancedstructura! dynamics, and tnite element methods et Brown Universily.

Or. Nickell has been involved in various ASME Boiler and Pressure VesselCode activities for the past thirty years serving in a wide range al commit-tees and work groups. Or. Nickeli was elected in November 1 998 tahecome the 1 lSth President al ASME. He assumed that office in June 1999and served unlil June 2000. He was the 1972 recipient al the Office alNaval Research!American Institute al Aeronaulics and Astronautics NavalStructural Mechanics Award, and was appointed by U.S. Secretary ofEnergy ta the National Goal Council for three terms hetween 1993 and 1999.

The third address, titled “Overview of Damage Ouring and After the 1995Kobe Earthquake and Recent Deveiopmenls of Technology in SeismicEngineering” will be delivered by Kohei Suzuki, Professor, Oean of theEngineering Faculty, Tokyo Metropolitan University. His presentation willfocus on the damages caused by the major earthquakes of the past decade,and will discuss the vision al how the future ol the seismic hazard-lree societies should be shaped.

Plenary Speaker

“Oveiview o! Damage During and Alter the1995 Kobe Earthquake and Recent Developments

olTechnology in Seismic Engineering”

Professer Kohei Suzuki has a long and distinguished career of over 30 yearsat the University al Tocyo and Tokyo Metropoltan University. His expertisein structural dynamics and earthquake engineering is known viorldwide. Hehas authored numerous lechnicel papers in this subject at international andJapanese conferences. Professor Suzuki’s entire career has heen dcvotedte teaching at the University level, developing excellent research projectsand heing appreciated by his peers and students as an outstanding teacher.He has been appointed Oean of ihe Engineenng Faculty in 2003.

Pralessor Suzuki is an expert investigator in determining siructurai damages and equipment faiiures in industriai faciities caused by eaflhquakes.His recent research work covers the assessment of failures and damagesresulting Irom three major earthquakes of the past decade, nameiy, thel99SKobe Earthquake in Japan, 1999 Kocaeli Earthquake in Turkey. and 1999Chi-Chi Earlhquake in Taiwan. His publications covering these eventsinclude recommendations for the improvement al seismic countermeasuresin industrial facilities.

Protessor Suzuki has heen active with ASME and PVP for 20 years. Ho ismember al the Seismic Engineering Technical Committee. His activitiesinclude authodng technical papers and deveioping and!or chairing technicalsessions at the P’JP conferences. He has sened two 2-year terms as theSecretary and the Vice-Chair of the Seismic Engineering TechnicalCommifiee. and two 2-year terms as the Committec Chair.

HONORS AND AWARDS LUNCHEONThe ASME PVP Division Honors and Awards Luncheon, hanoring ail ASMEand the Division Award recipients wiii ho held on Wednesday, July 28, trom12:30 p.m. in the Aventine Ballroom where Greg Hollinger will receive the2004 ASME Pressure Vessais and Piping Modal.

fliP Medal Recipient

Mr. Greg L. Hoilinger received his BSCE from The University of Akron in1972. Ho earned an MSCE degree from The University al Akron in 1974.Ho is a Registered Protessionai Engineer in Ohio since 1978. Greg became

Feliow Member of ASME in 1995.

Greg was first empioyed as an engineenng co-op at the Central IntelligenceAgency as a phologrammelrisl Irom 1969 through 1971. In 1972, ho joinedThe Union Melal Manulacluring Go., in Canton. Ohio, where ha was responsibla for transmission tower designs and Ihe deveiopment al nonlinear anaiysis methods and compuler programs for specialized tapered cylinderstructures with signilicant P-Delta ettecis. In 1977. Grog became a structural engineer 1cr The John David Jones Associates, in Cuyahoga Falls,Ohia, where ha vies responsible ter design and anaiysis of vahous types alstructures. ar,d computer systems for those designs.

in 1978. Greg accepted a position at the Babcock & Wilcox Co. NuciearEquipment Division (B&W NED). in Barberton, Ohio. where he was responsible for Ihe design and anaiysis al elevated temperature Section III campanents for Ihe 00E Breeder Reactor Steam Gencrator, He joined the AppliedMechanics Section al B&W NED, vihere he developed finite clament evaluation melhods far computerization. and lcd training courses in AppiiedMechanics, Imite eiement analysis and automatic mesh generation. In1988, Greg joined Mcoermott Technology Inc.. in their Codes andReg ulations Department. In that position, he vias responsible forMcUermotts ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessai Code Certification, NUE,Weiding, Apphed Mechanics. QA and lSO 9001,

in 1998, Greg became Executive Director al the Pressure Vessai ResearchCouncfl ot tha Weiding Research Councul (WRC), Inc. where he wasresponsibie for the management ot 150 industrj tunded pressura vesseiresearch projacts in boited fiange connections. elevateo temparaturedesigns. piping, nozzies and vesseis, welding. NUE. fitness for service,fatigue and Iraclure. Alter twa years ha returned ta McDermott TechnoiogyInc.. in ils soid oxide tuai cou progrem, where ho was responsib!a for thadesign and siructurai analysis et ceramic luaf ceh componants. in 2003,Greg returnad to BWX Technologies (formerly 88w NED). in SieamGanerator Design vihere ha became responsible for tha anaiysis al campenenls. tachnicai support, cades and standards. and technic.ai papers. Gregaise romains quahfied as a Lead Audilor for Nuciaar Ouaiity Assurance.

Greg has been a member al Ihe PVP DMson for 25 years. jcining the PVPOperations and Components Commitlee in 1979 as its ProfessuonalDevelopment Chair. That position iead te an association with the development of the PVP Codts and Standards Committee in 1986. which Grog lirstchaired. As u part al the PVP Codes and Standards mission, a hnk viesestabhshed between PVP and ASME Codes and Standards. An Ex-Ofluciomembership on the Board an Pressure TechnoIogy Codes 8 Standards wasastablished, and Greg became the first member te liii that raie. Greg wasmember of the PVP Executive Committee from 1989 untfl 1995 when hojoined tha PVP Senate. Greg has received severai ASME honors, includinghast session award in 1986, and the ASME Uedicated Service Award in 2000.

Grog L. Hollinqer

Kohol SuzukiProfesser. Dean al Ihe Engineering Faculty

Tokyo Metropolitan University

Plenary Speaker

Michaol B. SellmanPresident and CED

Nuclear Management Company, Hudson, Wl

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Tuesday, JuIy 27(8:30 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.)Greg isa member ut the Pressure Vessel Research Council, and he servedas its Executive Director from 1998 until 2000. He continues to be responsibte lor various technical and administrative duties as a member and secretary ot Ihe PVRC Forward Planning Committee. He is the author or a coauthor ol several papers, including WRC Bulletin 429 on 3D Stress Criteria,and WRC Bulletin 370, Recommendatiuns Pruposed by PVRC on Review o!ASME Nuclear Codes and Standards. Greg is also an Associate Editor ot theJournal on Pressure Vessel Technology. He is a member and Treasurer o!several civic organizations, including the Canton Ohio Chapter of TheAmerican Guild ot Organists.

TUTOR lAISThe objectives o! the Tutorial Program include updating experienced engineers and introducing enqineers into specitic areas ut technology throughoverview courses. Admission b the tutorials s true Ior ConterenceRegisirants. The butorial notes for the Technical Tutorials may be purchasedbor US. $30.00 each at the tutorial sessions. The coupon given in theRegistration package cannot be used bor tutorial notes.

SPECIAL TUTORIALSundaV, JuIy 25(4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.)Baliroom Salon ATHE ENGINEER IN THE WITNESS CHAIRDennis K. Williams, Sharoden Engineering Consultants,Matlhews, MCThis special presentation is intended tu introduce the pructicing consultantand corporate engineering specialist tu fr.e particulars ot provding expertwtness testimony in the couiroom. The role ut the engineer as an expertviitness in the titigation process is cuntinually expanding. Due to the everincreasing technical sophistication o products and equipmenl availablewilhin our society. and due tu numerous court cases involving notedcelebrities where state-ot-the-al scientitic methods have been employed,unes have come 10 expect Ihe use o! the expert vitness. Duning me preseniation, Ihe role o! the enginter in the litigation process s covered frominitial client contact to a day in the witness chair. Topics o! discussion areto include the engineers investigation, the importance o! the discovery process, deposilions, and the engineering expert witness at trial. Case studieswilt ht utilized to enhance Ihis tutorial.

TECHNICAL TUTORIALSMonday, JuIy 26(2:00 p.m. - 5:45 pm.)Baliroom Salon AINTRODUCTION TO FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSISJerry L. Gordon, Bechtel Relus inc., and Richard A. Sauve,Atomic Energy ot Canada Ltd.The tulorial provides an ove’ievi ut the fundamenlals of Imite element Iheory. It s intended 10 be a general introduction Ior first time Imite elementusers, and Ihose individuals whu nteract with fmnite element analysis, andwho desire to understand the concepts. terminology, advantages, and limitations ot Ihe technique. The tutorial consists ut a briet overview ut the theory and nomenclature, extension ut the method tu dynamic as well as staticsystems, interpretation ut results, a description ut the vanious types ut dements, which are available, and those which are commonly used. Examplesut applications as wetl as a discussion ut the strengths and shortcomings ofthe method are presented.

Baliroom Salon APIPING DESIGN TO ASME B&PV CODE SECTION IIIGerry C. Slagis, 6. C. Siagis Associates, Pleagant Hill, CAThe objective ut this tutorial is b provide a broad overview ot the ASMEBoiter and Pressure Vessel (B&PV) Section III code requirements tor pipingwith particutar emphasis on design. The 1989 Edition ot the Code is used asthe relerence document ton this discussion. The Code ut FederalRegutations (1 OCFR5O) stipulates that satety related piping in a nuclearpower plant shall be designed to Section III o! the ASME B&PV Code.Nuclear piping is designated as Class 1, Glass 2. or Glass 3. The requirements for each class are dilferent. Section III s the code for new construction. The scope of Section III includes design, material, fabrication, examination, testing, overpressure protection, stamping, and quality assurance.Sections Il, V, IX, and Xl are reterred tu by Section III. The piping designrules are contained in NB-3600 (Glass 1), NC-3600 (Glass 2), and NO-3500(Class 3).

Tuesday, JuIy 27(2:00 p.m. -5:45 p.m.)Baliroom Salon APAPER, PENCIL AND PC SOLUTION FOR THERMALHYDRAULIC INTERACTION WITH flIP PIPING SYSTEMSFrederick J. Moody, Consultant, Murphys, CAThe objective ot this tutorial is tu coax engmneers out ut their sheils by providing a sharpened set ut analysis tools and handbook resources tu use inobtaining quick estimates tu interactive thermal-hydraulic. vessel. and ppirg systems that comprise much technical activity in the PVP Division. Thetutorial will review basic principles, formulations, solution methuds, andapplication to current example problems. Examples are chosen ta shuwthat it is 5h11 tun and tultilling when we can make reasanable predicticnstrom pencil and paper solutions. The tutonial is tocused on e revievj andsummary of basic mechanical engineering principles, tormulations. vithgraphical ar.d tabular resources tor making quick predictions and assessments ut thermal-hydraulic behavion, related to interaction with pressurevessel and piping systems. Many example problems and solutions are usedta demonstrate use ut the methods.

Thursday, JuIy 29(8:30 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.)Baliroom Salon AEXPANSION JOINT SELECTION AND DESIGNRobert K. Broyles, and Daniel Edgar, Senior Flexonics mc,Pathway Divisionîne objective o! this tutorial is tu present a wide range o! intormation relatcd tu the design ut round metal expansion joints. Expansion Joints are usedin piping, duching, pressure vesseis. and other equipment to accommadatedirterential thermal expansion and other movements while sately containingsystem pressure. There are many variations o! expansion joints. For thisl’storial. the scope wili be limited tu expansion joints having flexible pressure cuntaining elemenbs. Basic and advanced topics vill be cuvered usingPowerPoint slides, models, and handout materials. A special hands-ondemonstralion vitl be given on ffie ettects ot pressure thrust.

NDE AND SOFTWARE FORUMSNUE Demonstratian ForumFoyer!The NDE Demonstration Forum will be held on Monday, July 26. NDEVendons will have the opportunity to presenh and discuss their capabilities,

equipment, and services in Foyer I (Batlroom Level) adjacent to theCunterence Registratiun area. For additional information, please contact Or.Cari E. Jaske, CC Technologies, atjaskec@cctlabs.com. Cotfee and netreshments will be available in the exhibit area.

Sottware Demonstration ForumFoyer I

The Sottware Demonstnation Forum will be held on Tuesday, July 27.Sottware Vendors will have the opporlunity to present and discuss theircapabilities, equipment, and services in Foyer! (Baliruom Level), adjacent bme Conference Registratiun area. For additional Information, please contactJim Cory, EDS PLM Solutions, James.F.Cony@PLM.cum. Cottee andretreshments will be available in the exhibit area.

SOCIAL PROGRAMS AND TOURS

Conference-Wide ReceptionMonday, JuIy 26(6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.)Barcino PavillonAil who registered are invited to attend the Reception. Meet whh your colleagues, many ut whom vou have not seen since las! summer’s conterence.Juin with the registrants and guesls tara relaxing evening.

No charge tur registered conterence participants and guests.

San Diego OId & New City TourMonday, JuIy 26(9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.)The tour begmns with a jounney tu Coronado. Curunado began in 1886, thedream o! Elisha Babcock, ‘,ho vowed ta create a resort that was b be Ihe“tinest watering spot un the Pacific Cuast.” Along with mis tabled Hotel dclCoronado, the town became one ut the great playgrounds ot the world,drawing Pnesidents and princes, moguis and movie stars, to its shores.Concurrentiy. the North stand Naval Air Station was develuping into one o!ffiis century’s must important aviation ceniers, with Charles Lindbergh andJimmy Ouolittle lighting her skies, and shaping the destiny o! !light inAmenica.

The nexl stop is beautitul Balboa Park, one o! America’s Iargest municipalparks housing museums hum the 1915 Panama-Pacific InternationalExposition and lhe 1935 CaFtornia Pacific International Exposition. It is thesecond !argesl collection o! museums oubside of Washington DC. BalboaPark is also home tu ffie world famous San Diego Zoo. OUI Town SiateHistorie Park, whene San Diego began, re-creaies the setting ot Calitornialite ut the Spanish and early American periods. lis historic buildings, shopsand restaurants itllusirate the vast changes that have taken place in this citysince ii was tirst settled in 1769. The city sights excursion isa great way tupreview San Oiegu.

Fee: Adult @ $25 / Child under 16 @ $15

Jewels by the SeaTuesday, JuIy 27(9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.)Known to many as “The Jewel by the Sea”, La dalla boasts rocky clitts,sandy cuves, paim trees, and brilbant tluwers. It is Calitornia at its tinest! LaJolla s a must-see when visiting San Diego, as well as being une o! themost exquisite areas in the cuunty tu live.

The tirst stop is the Birch Aquarium at Scnipps. Overluuking the PacificOcean, this beautitul facility presents undersea creatures in realistic habitats, and allows guests to experience the trontiers ut marine sciencebhruugh interactive museum exhibits teatuning the Iatest research at ScrippsInstitution ut Oceanugraphy.

Next stop, ‘the village” o! La Joua. Ouests will enjoy expluring the speciaiboutiques, galleries and designer studios, viewing the coastiine, or beachcumbing on their own et the famous La Joua Cuve. Ail o! these are setagainst e stunning backdrop hhat s utten cumpared tu the French Riviera furits aesthetic appeal.

Fee: Aduit @ $35! Chjld under 16 @ $18

From Vine b WineThursday, JuIy 29(9:00 &m. - 2:00 p.mjThere are nul many places Iett where the magic ingredienis of soit, climate,and skiII combine tu make great wres. Just north of San Diego s une utAmericas must beautitul and productive agnicultural regiuns... Temecula.The gentie rulling huis. boulder-strewn moun:amns. acres ut citrus and avocado urchards. and incredible tlower fields add tu the regiun’s charm.Guests wiII sample ihis grand panorama and learn the histurj and Iegendsthat truly make CalUornia the Golden State.

Callavsay: Southern Galifornia s must recognized winery pruduces premiumred and white vjines. Guests wll enjoy a 2-hour private tuur and wine tasting ut this modem wine making facility. Callaway’s wines orter a taste ranging tnom the ‘no-oak Chardonnay” tu the Sweet Nancy dessert wine. Turneis also atlowed for purchases o! wir.e direct trum the vineyards.

Thorntun Winery: The Thornton Wmnery v/as uriginallv founded for ilssparkling wmne. Atter years ut expansiun, it has culrninated mu a dramatic24.000 square tout, French-Mediterranean style building. The charming private Vineyard View Roum, and the Cafe Champagne patio, uverluok a lovelycourtyard.

The serenity and beauly o! me North Cuunty area combmned wihh a visit tubhe wineries make this an informative and relaxng day.

Fee: Adult $55

CONFERENCE SPECIAL EVENT

San Diego Bay Dinner CruiseWednesday, Ju1y28 (5:00 p.m. - 1D:30 p.m.)An astonishing range ut sights awaits you in beautiful San Diego Bay whilewe ail enjoy our dinner cruise aboard Adventure Hurnblower, Submarinesand ihe Naval Air Station, San Oiego’s distinct skyline, ablaze with culor atnighi. and the suaring Coronado Bay Bridge are ail part u! an untulding vistayou’H enjoy. Bring yuur camera and be ready tu encounter exciting wildhtesuch as harbor seals, sea ions, pelicans and many more!

Cottee Breaks and RetreshmenlsCotfee and netreshments are available throughout the weekin Foyer I (Baliroom Level). This hub o! acbivity featuresthe torums, coftee breaks, guest activiby intormation area, andreg ist rab un

6Fee; Adult @ $65! Child under 16 @ $40

CONFERENCE INFORMATION

Technical Sessions and Programs

Ail lechnical sessions will be held on twa levels al the Hyatt Regency. Eachroom will ht equipped with an LCD projeclor that can be connected ta apersonal computer lor electronic presentation (e.g., Microsoft PowerPoint).A limited number of overhead projectors will also be available requiringprior arrangement far use. Please note that ASME will provide neither a personal compuler, a 35mm Slide prajeclor, nor a VCR. A personal computeris the respons:bilily o! the presenter.

The location al Ihe session raoms is shovn in the Holel Floor Plan Iocaiedin the back o! Ihis program.

Student Paper CompetitionTuesday, JuIy 27(8:30 a.m. - 10:15 a.m., 10:30 a.m. - 12:15p.m., and 2:00 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.)San-RemoThree sessions of Ihe student paper compelition conducted by the PVPDSenate take place on Tuesday. JuIy 27. Joseph Sinnapppan. the PVPDSenate President. and <ohei Suzuki. the PVPD International Coordinalor wil:conduct these sessions. Undergraduale and graduate studenis will have Iheopportunity ta participate in a competilion ta select the outstanding studentpaper. The presentations wili be judged on the basis al paper content andpresenlation. The winr,ers will be announced at Ihe Honors and AwardsLuncheon on Wednesday, July 26.

Technical Committee MeetingsMonday - Tuesday. JuIy 26-27(12:15 p.m. - 1:45 p.m.)

The Pressure Vessels and Piping Division Technical Committees will meetduring the noon hour on Monday. July 26, and Tuesday, July 27. Visitorsare encouraged to attend and take an active part in PVP committec activitics. AIl committee meetings. schedules, and rooms are listed on Page 10of this book.

Honors and Awards LuncheonWednesday, JuIy 28 (12:30 peu. - 2:15 peu.)Aventine BaliroomThe Division Honors Luncheon, honoring ail Division Award Recipients andthe 2004 PVP Medallist, meg L. Hollinger, will be held on Wednesday, July26, tram 12:30 P.M. unlil approximately 2:15 p.m. in the Avenline Baliroomon the Ballroom Level. Dne ticket is included in the Full Conterence registration tee. Additional tickets may be purchased et the ConierenceRegistration desk.

Authors BriefingMoilday - Thursilay, JvIy 26-29(7:30 a.m. - 6:15 a.m.)Barcino PavillonAuthors, Panelists, Developers, Session Chairs, and Session Vice-Chairs arerequested ta attend a breaklast briefing in the Barcino Pavilion (BaliroomLevel) on Monday through Thursday at 7:30 a.m. on the morning ot thelrsession. Session protocol wili be discussed and the participants will havethe oppartunity ta become better acquainted belore their scheduled sessions.

Audio-Visual Practice BoomMonday - Thursday, JuIy 26-29(7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.)Coatroom, Foyer Il

An overhead projector, an LCD projector, and e screen will be sel up from7.30 a.m. — 5:00 p.m., Monday through Thursday, for author’s practice inthe Coatroom, on the Ballroam Level at Foyer li.

Registration HoursThe ASME registration desk will ho open during the lollowing hours to pro-vide advance registrants with their materials, ta process on site registratians. and ta provide conference inlormation.

Sunday July 25 300 p.m. — 6:00 p m.Monday July 26 7:30 a.m, —4:00 p.m.Tuesday July 27 7:30 a.m, — 4:00 p. m.Wednesday July 28 7:30 a.m. — NaonThursday July 29 7:30 a m. — 3:00 p.m.

On-Site Regisiralion FeesFar those nat reoiswred r. advance, the on-site registration tees (in US.dollars) are:

Ful RegistrationMember MBR1 $465Author!Panetisi AUP1 $465Coop. Soc. Member’’’ CSC1 $465Session Chair CHM1 $465Session Vice Chair CHV1 $465Non — Member NMB1 $565ASME Lite Member Retired” LMRD $50ASME Student Member’ * STNT N/CStudent Non-Memher STNM $50Guest/Spouse SPOS N/C

* Full registration tee includes a coupon for one PVP volume al yourchoice and are ticket lor the Honars Luncheon.

•‘ These registration categories do not include the coupon taward a PVP

volume, ara ticket for the Honors Luncheon.• Ta quality for discounted regisiration fees, you must be a member al

ASME or one al Ihe caoperating societies listed in this program. FuI inyour saciety atfiliation and membership number on the registrationfarm.

Cooperaling Societiesif you are a member ol one al the lallawing “coaperating sacieties,” youmay register at the ASME member rate: ASME-Albania, CAI-Argentina,lEAust-Austraiua, BSE-Bahrain, lE-Bangladesh, BAN-Belarus, BSMEEBelgium, ABCM-Brazil, CSME-Canada, CMES-P.R. China, CSME-Taipei,ACIEM-Colombia, CIT-Costa Rica, CMEA-Cyprus, CMES-Czech Republic,IDA-Denmark, CIME-Ecuador, ESME-Egypt, ESME-ElhiaPia, AFM-France,1SF-France, GAES-Repubhc o! Georgia, VD1-Germany, OhiE-Ohana, HAMEEGreece, HKIE-Hong Kong, GTE-Hungary, IE-India, IME-india, IE-Indanesia,IE-ireland, ISME-iran, SME1-Israel, ASMECCANICAIta1Y, ATI-Italy, UIT-Italy,

JSME-Japan, KSME-South Korea, KSE-Kuwait, AMIME-Mexico, SMIMMexica, KIN1-The Netherlands, IPENZ-New Zealand, NSF-Narway, PSMEPhihppines, SIMP-Poland, 0E-Portugal, ASME-Romania, RAN-Russia,UMEET-Serbia & Montenegra, IE-Singapore, SMES-Slavakia, ZSITSSiovenia, SAIMechE-South Africa, FAIIE-Spain, SM-R-Sweden, APETTTrinidad & Tobago, TMMOB-Turkey, USME/UAN-Ukraine, IE-UnitedKingdom, ImechE-United Kingdam, AIChE, AIME, ASCE, IEEE-United States,CIV-Venezuela, SMEITJ-Vugoslavia.

Conference PublicationsMilos, Second Floor Conterence Love)Papers presented at the 2004 ASME PVP Conference are pubhshed inbound volumes availabie at the Conference. Infarmation on paper tities andauthors are inciuded in the final pragram. AIl registering far the entire conterence (i.e., Full Registration) wiII receive a coupon redeemable for any althe PVP Conference publications. A complete set of the 2004 ASME PVPConference publications may be purchased as a package at a 10% discount.See page 11 lor the publications list.

Ship ‘four Conterence ProceedingsYou tan ship your canference proceedings ta your home, or otiice rightfrom the Conlerence. A shipping booth wiiI be sel up for your canvenience.Bring yaur books and they wiII be packaged and shipped lar yau. inquire atthe Publication Saies room lar location and tees.

Disahled RegistrantsWhenever possible. arrangements wiIl be made for disab!ed registranis. iladvance notice is given. Please indicate any special needs on the registratian lorm. or contact Marisa Scalise, at scalisem@asme.org, with yourrequ est.

Tax DeductibilityExpenses al attending prafessional meetings have been held ta be taxdeductible as ordinary business expenses for US. citizens. Because alchanges in the fax cade, the current level al deduction is subject ta change.

GuestlFamily Programs

Ouest and family members ot registrants may participate in the OuestPrograms that include Conterence-Wide Reception (Monday evening), theSan Diego City Tour (Monday), Jeweis by the Sea (Tuesday), the DinnerCruise (Wednesday evening), Vine ta Wine (Thursday), and e daily (Monday— Thursday) Continental Breakfast in Michaet’s Lounge (Lobby ievei). Aguest program activities packet is aiso included. Please indicate how manyguests yau are bringing on your registration farm, 50 the necessary accommodations can be arranged.

Piease note that some o! these social programs have an associated tee forparticipants as s shown on the registration form and in this booklet. Earlyregistration is strongly recommended for the events that require fees, asthey are on a first-come. first-serve basis.

Publishing Conference Papers in The ASMEJournal of Pressure Vessel Technology

Technical papers presented et the 2004 PVP Canterence are pubhshed inthe ASME specual publications (as shov•’n an page 11) in the torm o! theASME Conference Proceedings. Publication aI papers in Ihe speciai publications dots not preclude authors tram pubhshing their papers in ASMEarchivai journals, such as the ASME Journal al Pressure VessetsTechnalogy (JPV) which us the technicai vaice al the Pressure Vessels andPiping Division.

Authors are encouraged ta submut their papers ta the Journal al PressureVessels ïechnalogy. Manuscripts shouid ho prepared according to theJPVT guidelines. which tan be lound al the ASME web site (ht;p://ojps.aip.orglASMEJournals!PressureVesselTech).

Sam Y. Zamrik, EditorJournal o! Pressure Vessel Technology212 Eanh & Engineering Sciences BuildingPennsylvania Stale UniversityUniversity Park, PA 16802-1401PhJFax: 814-865-5241/5241e — mail: syzesm@engr.psu.edu

Badge Required for AIl EventsPlease wear your badge for admission ta ail Conference activities.Vour badge also provides a helptul introduction to other Conferenceattendees.

• One Day RegistrationMBR2 $350AUP2 $350CSC2 $35gCHM2 $35gCHV2 $35gNMB2 $48g

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PVP-2004 COMMIUEE MEETINGS PUBLICATIONS VOLUMES

Daterrime

Saturday, JuIy 24, 20042.03p.m. - 5OOp.m.

Sunday, JuIy 25, 20048:30a m. — 1:30 p m.

10:OOam. - 1:OOp.m.1:OOp.m. - 5:OOp.m.

Monday, JuIy 26, 200412:15p.m. - 1:45p.m.12:15 p.rn. - l:45p.m.12:15 p.m. - l:45p.m.12:15 p.m. — 145 p.m.200 p.m. — 3:45 p.m.200 p.m. - 3:45 p.m.4:00 p m. - 5.45 p.m.4:00 p m. - 5:45 p m.4:OOpm. - 5:45p.m.

Wednesday, July 28, 20046:30 a m. — 10:00 a.m.6:30 a.m. — 10:15 a.m.

10:30 a.m. — 12:15 p.m.3:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.2:45p.m. - 4:15p.m.2:45p.m. - 4:15p.m.

Tbursday, JuIy 29, 20048:30a.m. - 12:ODp.m.

12:15 p.m. — 1:45 p m.4:00 p.m. - 5:45 p.m.

PVPD Executive CommitteeHPS Executive CommitteeHPS Standards Commiitee

PVPD Executive CemmitteePVPD Ger,eral CommitteePVPD Conterence Evaluation

Room

Parler Suite 233

Parler Suite 232Parler Suite 233Parlor Suite 233

Parler Suite 1207Parlor Suite 232Parlor Suite 233Parler Suite 1232Parler Suite 232Parler Suite 1232Parlor Suite 232Parler Suite 233Parlor Suite 1232

Parler Suite 233Parler Suite 1207Parler Suite 232Parler Suite 232Parler Suite 1232Parler Suite 1232Parler Suite 1207Parler Suite 1232Parlor SuIe 232Parler Suite 233Parler Suite 232Parler Suite 233Parler Suite 1207Parler Suite 1232

Parler Suite 232Parler Suite 233Parler Suite 233Parler Suite 1207Parler Suite 232Salon F

Parler Suite 233Salon ESalon E

Responsible Person

G. Moine

W. J. BeesG. MoineG. Moine

M. D. PanaD. K. WilliamsW. L. ChengR. S. HainerJ. A. TeddL. H. GeraelsJee SirnappanA. DermenjianG. E. 0. Widera /G. L. Hollinger

P. ReddinglenP. ReddinglenW. T. SpringerD. BrayM. K. Au-YangJ. A. TeddD. PetersS. RahmanD. R MetzgerM. NilzelP. ReddirgtenP. ReddinglonP. ReddinglenS. Y. Zamrtk

I. T. KisiselT. Kisisel

J. Cery

PVP Vol. No.PVP—Ve!. 471

PVP — Vo!. 472PVP — Vol. 473PVP—Vol. 174PVP — Vol. 475PVP — Vol. 476PVP — Vol. 477PVP — Val. 478PVP — Vol. 479PVP — Vol. 480PVP — Vol. 481PVP—Vol.482PVP—Vel. 483PVP—Vol. 484PVP — Vol. 465— 1

PVP — Vol. 485— 2

PVP — Vol. 486— 1PVP — Vol. 486—2PVP—Vel. 487PVP —Vol. 458PVF — Vol. 489PVP — Vol. 490PVP—Vel.491—1

PVP — Vol. 491 —2

Flvid-Structure InteractionPVP—Vol. 485—1 H1267A

A-H. Souzid. T. Sawa ai H. Kocke!mannY. Park. J. Martin and I. Nishguchi

Meeting

HPS SC en Hazards

Papers presented at the 2003 PVP Conlerence will be published in houai volumes as lisied belew. These publications. oiher boeks al interest. Codes andStandards, Transactions, Jeurnals and tree literature regarding ail ASME publications viill ha available in the Viles reem, lecated en Ihe Secer.d Floer CenierenceLevel. During the Centerence, ail publications will be seld at the ASME member price. Prepaid orders vill be taken ter publications thal are net available ai theCenterence. Ail Conterence registrants will receive a coupon ter an’,’ ene et the volumes. A cemplete set et the volumes ceverir.g the 2001 PVP Cenierence publications may be purchased as a package at a 10% disceunt. ASME accepis paymeni n cash (SUS), checks (SUS), travelers’ checs (SUS). VISA, MasterCard.American Exeress, Dinars Club. ard Discover (ail credit card charges in SUS). Technical papers and Lourd volumes may be ordered alter the Cer,terence by conlacting the ASME Drder Depadmeni. 22 Law Drive, P. D. Box 2300, Fairtield, NJ 07007-2300, or by calhng 1-800-THE-ASME. Payment by check er credit card(VISA, MasterCard, American Express, Dinars Club, and Discover) must accompany your erder. Calilernia, Geergia, Illinois, and Texas purchasers must add the

t appropriate sales tax or turnish a tax exemptiee certiticate. Fereign and Canadian checks are net accepted. Yeu may aise ship your Cenference volumes home, erte your ettice right trem the Publication Sales. A shipping beeth will be set up ter yeur cenvenience, so you de net have te carry yeur boeks home. ThePubhcatien Sales area wilI be open during the tellewing heurs:

Sunday July 25 3:00 p.m. — 6:00 p.m.Menday July2G 8:OOa.m. - 4:00p.m.Tuesday JuIy 27 800 a,m. — 4:00 p.m.Wednesday JuIy 28 800 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Thursday JuIy 29 8:00 a m. — 1200 p m.

Tuesday, July 27, 20048:30a.m. - 12:00p.m.8:30a.m. - 12:DDp.m.8:30a.m, - 10:15p.m.

1D:30a.m. - 12:15p.m.8:30 a.m. — 10:15 a.m.

10:30 a.m. — 12:15 p.m.12lSp.m. - 1:45p.m.12.15p ce. — 1.45pm.12:lSpm. - i:25pm.12:lSp.m. - 1:45p.m.2:00 p m. - 5:30 p.m.2:00 p.m. - 5:45 p.m.2:00 p.m - 5:45 p m.2:00 p ra. — 5:45 p.m.

PVPD Codes & Standards Technical CemmittecPVPD Design & Analysis Technical CemmitteePVPD Fluid-Structure Interactien Technical CemmitteePVPD Operaiions, Applications, & Cemponents Technical CommitteePVPD Publicahens CemmitteePVPD International Coerdinalers CemmitteePVPD SenatePVPD Prefessienal Devclapmert CemmitteeICPVT

TG Design (SWG-HPV/SC VIII)SWG-HPV (SC VIII)NDE Executive CemmitteePressure Technelegy GroupPVP05 Program CemmitteePVPO6 Program CommitteePVPD High Pressure Technolegy Technical CemmitteePVPD Mateciats & Fabrication Technical CommitteaPVPD Computer Technology Techrical CemmhteePVPD Seismic Engineering Technical CemmitleeTG Materials (SWG-HPV/SC VIII)TG Design (SWG-HPV/SC VIII)SWG-HPV (SC VIII)JPVT Editers + Web Toel Presentation

PVPD Henors and Awards CemmitteePVPD IMECE04 Pregram CommitteePVPD IMECE05 Pregram CemmitteeSWG-HPV (SC VIII)Sub Group en Design AnalysisPVPD5 Training: Chairs, TPRs, Develepers. Otticers, Authers,and Members

Volume Tille and Vulume EditorisiFitness ter Service. Lite Extensior, Remediatier. Repair and EresianCorrosien Issues tcr Pressu-e Vessels & Ccmpcrents. edited by C. D. Roder,’ andY. rakaçiElevated Temperature Design and Anaiysis. Non Linear Ana!ysis and Piaslic Cemponents. edited by W. J. <oves, T. ShimakowaHiqh Pressure Technology —2004. lnncva:ions and Aevarces in High Pressue Equipnent. ecitel by J. A. PteiterFracture Me:hoo!ogies and Manufactuhng Precesses, ed.ted by P. S. LareFlaw Evaluatian, Service Experience and Malerrals tar Hydregen Service, edited b,’ Y-Y. WangExperience with Creep-Slrength Enhanced Ferritic Steals and New and Emerging Computational Metheds, edited b,’ Y-Y. WangDesign and Analysis ol Pressure Vessels, Heat Exchangers and Piping Cempanents, edited by M. Porter and T. SaieAnalysis et Belted Joints. edited b,’ Abdel-Hakim BouzidResidual Stress, Fracture and Stress Corrosion Cracking, ediled by Y-Y. WangPressure Vessel and Piping — Codes and Standards—2004, edited b,’ G. S. ChaktrabartiRPV Integrity and Fracture Mechanics, edited b,’ D. MeinereauComputer Technolegy and Applications, edited by Y. Park, J. Martin and I. MrshiguchiTransportation, Storage and DisposaI ot Radioactive Materials, edited b,’ A. C. Smith and R. HatnerRecent Advances in Non-Destructive Testing and Inspection, edited b,’ C. Miyasakafle 8th International Symposium en Ernerg.ng Technology in Pljids. Structures ana Pu d-Struc:u-e lnteract:crs — VeI. 1: Ccmpjtat:cra Fud Dyrum csani Fljid-Structure Interacriens, eded by A. Hcldo ard M. FischerThe Bth International Symaosium an Emerging Technelog,’ in F:uids. Struc!ures and Ruid-Structure Interactions — Vcl. 2: Dyramics et Explos;veDetonaticr, Materials & Structures, edited b,’ W. Cheng and S. ltahSeismic Engineering 2004, Val. 1. editcd b,’ V. C. Matzen and S. FuiitaSeismic Engineering 2004, VoL 2. edited by V. C. Matzen and S. FuiitaAging Maragemer: and License Renewal, ed;!ed b,’ M. Sanwanva:.aRisk and Reliability ana Evalualien et Componenis and Macbrnery, edited b,’ L. I. EzekeyeProblems Involving Thermal-Hydraulics, Liquid-Slesbing, and Extreme LouIs en Structures Editcd, b,’ F. J. MeedyStorage Tank Integrity and Materials Evaluation, edited by T. TaharaComputational Technologies ter Fluidïfhermal/Structural/Chemical Systems Web Industrial Applications—2004— Vol. 1, edited b,’ S. Kawane and C. R.KIeijnComputational Technologies ter Fluidîfhermal/Structural/Chemical Systems With Industrial Applications—2004— Vol. 2, edited b,’ V. V. Kudriavtsev andC. R. Klcijn

M. K. Au-YangA. DermenjianL. GeraetsP. ReddingtenD. P. JenesM. K. Au-Yang

PVP Division Committees:PVP Vol Na. Bock_No. Volume and Centributina Editors

Codes and StandardsPVP — Val. 80 HOl 262

Computer TechnologyFVP—Va!. 478 H01260PVP—Vo!. 482 H01264

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G. S. Chak:rabarti, K. Hasegawa. I. Salie. A. Ka!nins, M. D. Pana, M Sekace. R. C. Cipo :a. D. P. Jones, D. A. Scanh, H. Higuchi. K.Sh;bata, Y. Han and K. Takahashi

Design & AnalysisPVP—VoI. 471 HD1253 C. D. Rader,’, Y. Takagi, T. G. Seipp, N. Miura, M. J. Cohn, S. lyerand J. F. McCabePVP—Vel. 481 HD1263 D, Moinereau, K. Yaan and F. OtrembaPVP—Vel. 472 HD1254 W. J. Koves,T, Shimakawa, M. Hayashi, C. Becht IV, M. Y. A. Yaunan, N. Kasahara, S, Asada, A Ponter, R. Reblete, N. Yeshikawa, J-M.

Stephan, and J.-8.ChoiPVP —Vol. 477 H01259 M. Porter, T. Sato, D. Mailens, T. G. Seipp and C. Rader,’

A. Heldo, M. Fischer, M. Souli, S, bah and W. Cheng

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W. Cheng, S. ltoh, M. Souli, M. Fischer and A. HoldoF. J. Moody, J. C. J0, D. C. Ma, D. Brochard, T. Chiba, D. S. Proece, M. L. Hughes. S. E. Jones and H. S. LevineS. Kawano, C. R. KIeijn, and V. V. KudriavtsevV, V. Kudriavtsev. C. R. KIei)n, and S. Kawano

P-S. Lam, D. A. Scarth, D. P. G. Lidbury, K. Kashima. A. J. Duncan and K. H. SubrahanianY-Y. Wang, D. P. G. Lidburj, E. Keiî D. Moinereau. D. L. Rud:anj, D. K. Roigers. H. S. Mehta. M. P. Brcr.gers and K. SubramanianY-Y. Warg, F. W. Brust. P. Dong. E. Keim, N. P. OEDowd. K. Subraman:ar.M. P. Brongers and S. SuzukiY-Y. Wang, M. Go!o, F. Masuyama. B. k’. Rao. S. Rahman. J. Tang and Y. H. Park

V. C. Matzen, S. Fujita, J. C. Chen, K. Fujita, 0. Furuya, K. Ishida, M. E. Nitzel, N. Shimizu, A. Sone and C-S. TsaiV. C. Matzen, 5. Fujita, J. C. Chen, K. Fujita, 0. Furuya, K. Ishida, M. E. Nitzet, N. Shimizu, A. Sono and C-S. Tsai

NDE DivisionPVP — Vol. 484 F101 266 C. Miyasaka, Y. Vokono, D. Bray and Y-H. Cho

Pipeline Systems Divisionlncluded inPVP —Vol. 390 F101272 C. Jaske

Student Paperslr.ctuded nPVP — Vol. 473 HD1 255 J. Sinnappan

SERADlncluced inPVP — Vol. 458 F101270 L. Sweet

fliP-2005CALL FOR PAPERS

2005 ASME PRESSURE VESSELS AND PIPING DIVISION CONFERENCEHyatt Regency Denver

DenVer, ColoradoJuIyl7—21.2005

“Technologies for Sale and Efficient Energy Conversions”

PVP —2005 - Join us in Denver, Colorado, for the 2005 ASME Pressure Vessels and Piping Conference! More than 100 paper and panel sessions areplanned. as vieil as tutohals, NDE and Software demonstrations. and the Student Paper Competit ion. The PVP Conterence is a great place 10 present yourideas and b meet colleagues as ,e work to creabe and aovance PVP technologies in addressing present and emerging challenges in our industrj. TheASME Pressure Vessels and Piping Division wiN sponsor this Conterence with participation by theASME NDE and ASME Pipeline Systems Divisions.

This CALL FOR PAPERS provides guidance for submitting abstracts for proposed bechnical papers for the 2005 ASME PVP Conference based on generalbopics. Specific Calls for Papers are available from the Technical Committees or on the ASME PVPD web site at h#p.%”Lvww,psme,prg/diyisipns/pvo/ Theconference roster s available on these web sites including contact information for the Technical Commibtee Program Representatives.

GENEHAL TOPICS: (1) Codes and Standards, (2) Computer Technology, (3) Design and Analysis, (4) Fluid-Structure Interaction, (5) High-PressureTechnology, (6) Materials and Fabrication, (7) Operations, Applications, and Components, (8) Seismic Engineering, (9) Nondestructive Examination, (10)Pipeline Systems, and (11) Student Paper Competition.

SCHEDULE: Abstracts are due by September 30, 2004. Authors will be notitied of abstract acceptance by October 15, 2004. Draft papers are due byNovember 30. 2004. Paper peer review comments will be returned by January 31, 2005. Final papers in ASME format bor publication must be receivedby March 1, 2005. Ail accepted papers will be published in Conlerence Volumes.

CONFERENCE INFORMATION: Updated conference and paper publication instructions and information are available on the Internet at the ASME PVPD website at PttyJ/MwLasme.prp/diwipn/p,y.p/.

ABSTRACT SURMIHAL: Mail, fax, or email a 200-word abstract and the contact author’s complete affiliation, address, telephone and fax numbers, ande-mail address for each proposed paper to the Conterence Chair and the Technical Program Chair by September 30, 2004.

Conftrence ChairM. K. Au-Yang3531 Round Hill RoadLynchburg, VA 24503Ph/Fax: 434-384-9741 / 9742e — mail: mkau yang@aol.com

Technical Program ChairJudith A. ToddThe Pennsylvania State UniVersityDepartment of Engineering Science and Mechanics212 Earlh Engineering Sciences BuildingUniVerSity Park, PA 16802-1 712Ph/Fax: 814-863-0771/814-865-9974e-mail: itodd@osi.edu

PVP—Vot. 485—2PVP—VoI. 489PVP — Vol. 491 — 1PVP — Vol. 491 —2

F112678F101271F101 273AF1012378

High Pressure TechnologyPVP—Vol. 473 F101255 J. A. Pfeiler. J. Kelfensand S. Terada

Materials & FabricationPVP—Vo!. 474 F101256PVP—VoI, 475 F101257PVP — Vol. 479 F101 261PVP — Vel. 476 F101258

Dperatlons, Applications,PVP —Vol. 487 F101269PVP—Vol, 483 F101265PVP—Vol. 490 F101272PVP—Vol, 488 F101270

Seismic EngineeringPVP—Vol. 486—1 F11268APVP—Vol, 486—2 F112688

and ComponenlsM. Sanwarwacla. G. Bezdikian and V. K. ShahA. C. Smith, R. Hafner, N. K. Gupta, S. J. Hensel and R. 8. RebakT. Tahara, G. Bezdikian, W. L. Server, S. Yoshida and E. YamamotoL. I. Ezekoye, J. Farquharson and B. 0. Al-Bedoor

American Society of Mechanical Engineers

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MONDAY, JULY 26

Black 1.1: Monday, JuIy 26(8:30 AM — 10:15 AM)liA (FSI-07A) STH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTA

TIONAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR FLUID/THERMAL/STRESS SYSTEMS WITH INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS— CFD FOR DESIGN AND OPTIMIZATION - I

1.1 B (CT-OGA) ANALYSIS 0F BOLTED JOINT - I

liC (FSI-02A) THE STH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNOL0GY IN FLUIDS, STRUCTURES, ANDFLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS — ADVANCES INFLUID DYNAMICS I: PHYSICAL MODELS

111 (OAC-O1A) TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL 0FRADIOACTIVE MATERIALSI. INTRODUCTION

i.iJ (CT-02) FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS IN FIELD APPLICATIONSAND TESTING

1.1K (MF-02. MATERIALS FOR HYDROGEN SERVICEPS D-04)

11M (SE-03) SEISMIC EVALUATION 0F SYSTEMS, STRUCTURES.AND COMPONENTS

liN (FSI-05) FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTION ANO SLDSHING

1.10 (O-01A) DESIGN ANO ANALYSIS 0F VESSELS ANO COMPONENTS - I: VESSEL DESIGN I

1.1P (DA-1OA, FITNESS FOR SERVICE AND LIFE MANAGEMENT 0FMF-11A) PRESSURE VESSELS

1.10 (CS-05A) WHAT’S NEW IN CODES ANO STANDARDS - I

liS (SE-DiA) SEISMIC STRUCTURES/SYSTEMS: TECHNOLOGIESFOR SEISMIC RESPONSE, CONTROL AND MITIGATION

FOYER NDE OEMONSTRATION FORUM

Black 1.2: Manday, July 26(10:30 AM — 12:15 PM)1.2DEF PVP- 2004 CONFERENCE OPENING ANO PLENARY

SESSIONINNOVATIVE PVP TECHNOLOGIES — MEETING EMERGING CHALLENGES NOW

Black 1.3: Monday, July 26 (2:00 PM — 3:45 PM)1 3A (TUT-O1A) TUTORIAL: INTRODUCTION TO FINITE ELEMENT

ANALYS IS

1.3B (CT-06B) ANALYSIS 0F BOLTEU JOINT - II

1,3C (FSI-02B) THE BTH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGINGTECHNOLOGY IN FLUIOS, STRUCTURES, ANO FLUIOSTRUCTURE INTERACTIONS — AOVANCES IN FLUIOOYNAMICS II: INFLUENCE 0F FLOW CONDITIONS

1.30 (FSI-07B) 5TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR FLUIO/THERMAL/STRESS SYSTEMS WITH INOUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS— CFD FOR DESIGN ANO OPTIMIZATION - II

13E (OAC-02A) AGING MANAGEMENT AND LICENSE RENEWAL - I

1 3F (SERAD-O1) RISK-BASED INSPECTION APPLICATION AND EXPERIENCE IN DIVERSE INDUSTRIES

13H (NOE-O1A) ULTRASOMC NOE - I

1.31 (0AC-018) TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, AN0 OISP0SAL 0FRAOIOACTIVE MATERIALSII: OESIGN AND FABRICATION

1.3J (CT-O1A) ISSUES RELATEO TO NONLINEAR FINITE ELEMENTANALYSIS - I

1.3K (MF-05A) APPLICATION 0F FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILUREASSESSMENT - I

1.3L (MF-OIA) OPTIMIZED MANUFACTURING TECHNIQUES FORENHANCED PERFORMANCE - I

13M (SE-OGA) PASSIVE ENERGY DISSIPATION AND ACTIVE CONTROL - I

1.3N (FSI-06A) EXTREME LOADING - I

1.30 (DA-01B) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS 0F VESSELS AND COMPONENTS-Il “FEA IN VESSEL DESIGN”

i.3P (OA-IOB, FITNESS FOR SERVICE AN0 LIFE MANAGEMENT 0FMF-1 1 B) PIPING SYSTEMS

1.30 (CS-05B) WHATS NEW IN CODES AND STANDARDS - II

1.3S (SE-01B) SEISMIC STRUCTURE/SYSTEM RESPONSES —

EXPERIMENTAL AND ANALYTICAL STUOIES - I

FOYER NDE DEMONSTRATION FORUM

Black 1.4: Monday, JuIy 26 (4:00 PM — 5:45 PM)1.4A (TUT-01 B) TUTORIAL: INTRODUCTION TO FINITE ELEMENT

ANALYS IS

1 4G (CT-06C) ANALYSIS 0F BOLTEO JOINT - III

i.4C (FSI-02C) THE 8TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNOLOGY IN FLUIOS, STRUCTURES, AN0FLUI0-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS — ADVANCES INFLUIO DYNAMICS III: MICRO FLUIDICS

1.40 (FSI-07C) 5TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR FLUID/THERMAL!STRESS SYSTEMS WITH INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS— MULTI-SCALE AND MULTI-PHYSICS APPLICA

1.4E (OAC-02B) AGING MANAGEMENT AND LICENSE RENEWAL - II

1.4F(SERAD-02) SIS APPLICATION TO HIGH PRESSURE PIPELINESAND PRESSURE VESSELS

14H (NDE-O1B) ULTRASONIC NUE - II

1.41 (DAC-O1C) TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL 0FRADIOACTIVE MATERIALSIII REGULATORY ISSUES

1.4J (CT-O1B) ISSUES RELATED TO NONLINEAR FINITE ELEMENTANALYSIS - II

1.4K (MF-O58) APPLICATION 0F FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILUREASSESSMENT-II

1.4L (MF-01B) OPTIMIZED MANUFACTURING TECHNIQUES FORENHANCEO PERFORMANCE - II

14M (5E•05B) PASSIVE ENERGY DISSIPATION AND ACTIVE CONTROL-Il

1.4N (FSI-O6B) EXTREME LOADING - II

1.40 (DA-aiC) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS 0F VESSELS AND COMPONENTS - III: INVESTIGATING CYLINDER TO CYLINDERINTERSECTIONS

1.40 (CS-05C) WHATS NEW IN CODES AND STANDARDS-III

1.45 (SE-O1C) SEISMIC STRUCTURE/SYSTEM RESPONSES —

EXPERIMENTAL AND ANALYTICAL STUOIES II

FOYER NDE DEMONSTRATION FORUM

TUESDAY,JULY27

Black 2.1: Tuesday, JuIy 27 (8:30 AM — 10:15 AM)2.1A (TUT-02A) TUTORIAL: PIPING DESIGN TO ASME B&PV CODE

SECTION III2.1 B (CT-OGD) ANALYSIS 0F BOLTED JOINT - IV

2.1C (FSI-020, THE BTH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGOAC-08) ING TECHNOLOGY IN FLUIDS, STRUCTURES, AND

FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS — LEAK TESTAND ANALYSIS TECHNDLOGY

2.10 (FSI-07L) 5TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR FLUID!THERMAL/STRESS SYSTEMS WITH INOUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS— BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIONS

2 lE (OAC-02C) AGING MANAGEMENT ANa LICENSE RENEWAL - III

21F (UA-05A) DESIGN. ANALYSIS ANO MATERIALS FOR ELEVATEDTEMPERATURES - I

21H (SPC-01) STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION - I

2.11 (OAC-O1D) TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL 0FRADIOACTIVE MATERIALSIV: THERMODYNAMICISSUES

2.1J (CT-04) NUMERICALALGORITHM

2.1K (MF-OSC) APPLICATION 0F FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILUREASSESSMENT - III

2.1 L (MF-1OA) EUROPEAN R&D PROJECTS - I

21M (MF-07A) EXPERIENCE WITH CREEP-STRENGTH ENHANCEDFERRITIC STEELS - I

21K (FSI-03A, THE BTH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGOAC-09) ING TECHNOLOGY IN FLUIDS, STRUCTURES, AND

FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS — OYNAMICS0F EXPLOSIVE OETONATION, MATERIALS ANDSTRUCTURESI: NEW ADVANCES IN EXPLOSIVE TECHNOLOGY

210 (DA-0i0) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS 0F VESSELS AND COMPONENTS - IV “HEAT EXCHANGERS AND COMPONENTS”

2.10 (OS-DiA) PLASTIC ANALYSIS IN PRESSURE VESSEL DESIGN - I

2.1R (FSI-OTK) STH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR FLUIO/THERMALISTRESS SYSTEMS WITH INOUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS— REACTING FLOWS - I

THE BTH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNOLOGY IN FLUIOS, STRUCTURES, ANOFLUIO-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS — PANEL SESSION: NEW ADVANCES IN MULTI-PHASE FLOW

2.20 (FSI-07H) 5TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR FLUID/THERMAL/STRESS SYSTEMS WITH INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS— MULTI-SCALE AND MULTI-PHYSICS APPLICATIONS - II

2.2E (OAC-02O) PANEL SESSION: STATUS 0F AGING MANAGEMENTANO LICENSE RENEWAL ACTIVITIES

2,2F (VA-05G) DESIGN, ANALYSIS ANU MATERIALS FOR ELEVATEOTEMPERATURES - II

STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION - II

TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, AND OISPOSAL 0FRADIOACTIVE MATERIALSV: CLOSURE RING ISSUES

2.2J (CT-O3A, EFFICIENT COMPUTATIONAL MODELS FOR ELASTICCS-09A) PLASTIC AND LIMIT LOAD ANALYSIS 0F PRESSURE

VESSEL COMPONENTS - I

2.2K (MF-O5D) APPLICATION 0F FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILUREASSESSMENT - IV

EUROPEAN R&O PROJECTS-II

EXPERIENCE WITH CREEP-STRENGTH ENHANCEOFERRITIC STEELS - II

2.2N (FSI-03B) THE BTH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNOL0GY IN FLUIOS. STRUCTURES, ANDFLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS — DYNAMICS 0FEXPLOSIVE DETONATION. MATERIALS. AND STRUCTURESII: SHOCK BEHAVIOR 0F MATERIALS

2.20 (DA-O1E) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS 0F VESSELS ANO COMPONENTS-V: VESSEL DESIGN II

PLASTIC ANALYSIS IN PRESSURE VESSEL DESIGN - II

5TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR FLUID/THERMAL/STRESS SYSTEMS WITH INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS— REACTING FLOWS - II

SEISMIC, SHOCK ANO VIBRATION ISOLATION - II

SOFTWARE OEMONSTRATION FORUM

Black 2.3: Tuesday, JuIy 27 (2:00 PM — 3:45 PM)2.3A (TUT-03A) TUTORIAL: PAPER, PENCIL AND PC SOLUTION FOR

THERMAL-HYDRAULIC INTERACTION WITH PVP PIPING SYSTEMS

23G (CT-06F) ANALYSIS 0F BOLTED JOINT-VI

2.3C (CS-03A) STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY 0F PRESSURE COMPONENTS - I

2.30 (FSI-07F) STH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR FLUID/THERMALJSTRESS SYSTEMS WITH INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS— INOUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS

SESSION TITLES BY SESSION BLOCKThe parenthetical designations are the Technical Committee session reterences.

SUNDAY, JULY 25

Black 0.1: Sunday, JuIy 25 (g:00 AM — 11:30 AM)01C COMPUTATI0NAL FLUID DYNAMICS WORKSHOP —

FIRST SESSION

Black 0.3: Sunday, JuIy 25 (1:00 PM — 3:30 PM)0.2C COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS WDRKSHOP —

SECOND SESSION

Block 0,4: Sunday, JuIy 25 (4:00 PM — 6:00 PM)O.4A (TUT-DO) THE ENGINEER IN THE WITNESS CHAIR

2.15 (SE-05A) SEISMIC, SHOCK AND VIBRATION ISOLATION - I

FOYER SOFTWARE DEMONSTRATION FORUM

Black 2.2: Tuesday, JuIy 27(10:30 AM — 12:15 PM)2.2A (TUT-02G) TUTORIAL: PIPING DESIGN TO ASME B&PV CODE

SECTION III

2.2B (CT-06E) ANALYSIS 0F BOLTED JOINT-V

2 2C (FSI-02E)

22H (SPC-02)2.21 (OAC-O1E)

2 2L (MF-1OB)

22M (MF-07B)

TIONS - I

2.20 (CS-01B)

2 2R (FSI-07M)

2.2S (SE-05G)FOYER

14 152.3E (OAC-02E) AGING MANAGEMENT AND LICENSE RENEWAL-V

23F (DA-05C) DESIGN! ANALYSIS AND MATERIALS FOR ELEVATEDTEMPERATURES - III

23H (SPC-03) STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION - III

231 (OAC-O1F) TRANSPORTATION! STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL 0FRADIOACTIVE MATERIALSVI: MATERIAL CORROSION

2.3J (CT-038. EFFICIENT COMPUTATIONAL MODELS FOR ELASTICCS-09B) PLASTIC AND LIMIT LOAD ANALYSIS 0F PRESSURE

VESSEL COMPONENTS - II

2.3K (MF-04A) STRESS CORROSION CRACKING - I

2.3L (MF-1OC) EUROPEAN R&D PROJECTS - II

2.3M (MF-07C) EXPERIENCE WITH CREEP-STRENGTH ENHANCEDFERRITIC STEELS - III

2.3N (FSI-03C) THE BTH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGINC TECHNOLOGY IN FLUIOS, STRUCTURES! ANDFLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS — DYNAMICS0F EXPLOSIVE OETONATION, MATERIALS ANDSTRUCTURESIII: SAFETY IN PRESSURE VESSELS ANDPIPING

2.30 (OA-04A) FRACTURE MECHANICS - I

23P (OAC-03A) COMPONENT ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION - I

2.30 (CS-04A) ASPECTS 0F JSME CODE - I: MATERIALS & DESIGN

2.35 (SE-05G) SEISMIC, SHOCK AND VIBRATION ISOLATION - III

FOYER SOFTWARE OEMONSTRATION FORUM

Black 2.4: Tuesday, JuIy 27 (4:00 PM — 5:45 PM)2.4A (TUT-03B) TUTORIAL: PAPER, PENCIL AND PC SOLUTION FOR

THERMAL-HYDRAULIC INTERACTION WITH PVP PIPINC SYSTEMS

2.4B (CT-06G) ANALYSIS 0F BOLTED JOINT-VII

2.4C (CS-03B) STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY 0F PRESSURE COMPONENTS - II

2.40 (FSI-O7G) 5TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR FLUID/THERMAL/STRESS SYSTEMS WITH INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS— MIXING FLOW PHENOMENA

AGING MANAGEMENT AND LICENSE RENEWAL-VI

INNOVATIVE PIPELINE SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGIES

ULTRASONIC NDE - III

TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL 0FRADIOACTIVE MATERIALSVII: STRUCTURAL ANDTHERMAL ANALYSIS

2.4J (CT-O3C, EFFICIENT COMPUTATIDNAL MODELS FOR ELASTICCS-09C) PLASTIC AND LIMIT LOAO ANALYSIS 0F PRESSURE

VESSEL COMPONENTS - III

EUROPEAN R&D PROJECTS - IVEXPERIENCE WITH CREEP-STRENGTH ENHANCEDFERRITIC STEELS - IV

2.4N (FSI-O3D) THE 8W INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGINC TECHNOLOGY IN FLUIOS, STRUCTURES! ANDFLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS — DYNAMICS 0FEXPLOSIVE DETONATION, MATERIALS AND STRUCTURESIV: MATERIALS & STRUCTURES

FRACTURE MECHANICS - II

COMPONENT ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION - II

ASPECTS 0F JSME CODE - II: FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE& INSPECTION

WEDNESDAY, JULY 28

Block il: Wednesday, JuIy 28(8:30 AM — 10:15 AM)3.10 (FSI-O7E) 5TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTA

TIONAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR FLUID/THERMAL/STRESS SYSTEMS WITH INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS— AUTOMOTIVE APPLICATIONS - I

31E (OAC-O2G) AGING MANAGEMENT AND LICENSE RENEWAL-VII

3.1 F (DA-03A) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS 0F PIPING COMPONENTS - I

3.1 H (NDE-O1D, ULTRASONIC NDE - IVCT-070)

3.11 (OAC-01H) TRANSPORTATION! STORAGE, ANO DISPOSAL 0FRADIOACTIVE MATERIALSVIII: GENERAL PAPERS

3!1J (CT-OSA) RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN COMPUTATIONAL MFTHODS - I

3.1 K (MF-0AA) WELDING ANO RESIDUAL STRESS - I

3.1L (MF-O6) CONTROL R0D DRIVE MECHANISM-MATERIAL

31M (FSI-O4A) THE BTH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNOL0GY IN FLUIDS. STRUCTURES. ANDFLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS — AOVArCES INFLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTION - I: GENERALAPPROACHES

3.1N (FSI-03E) THE BTH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNOLOGY IN FLUIOS, STRUCTURES. ANOFLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS — DYNAMICS 0FEXPLOSIVE DETONATION, MATERIALS AND STRUCTURESV: EXPLOSIVE AND STRUCTURES

3.10 (DA-O4C) FRACTURE MECHANICS-III

3.1P (OAC-07A. RISK ANO RELIABILITY TOPICS -

CT-OYA)

3.10 (CS-07) FATIGUE AND FRACTURE

3.1S (SE-07) NEW EVALUATION AND ANALYSIS METHOOS IN SElSMIC ENGINEERING

Block 3.2: Wednesday, JuIy 28(10:30 AM — 12:15 PM)3.20 (FSI-O71) 5TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTA

TIONAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR FLUID/THERMAL/STRESS SYSTEMS WITH INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS—CFD FUNDAMENTALS - I

3.2E (OAC-02H) PANEL SESSION. LASER PEENING ISSUES - I

3.2F (DA-D3B) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS 0F PIPING COMPONENTS - II

3.2H (NDE-O1E) ULTRASONIC NUE-V

3.21 (0AC-O1I) TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, ANO DISPOSAL 0FRADIOACTIVE MATERIALSIX: STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

3.2J (CT-058) RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN COMPUTATIONAL METHODS- II

3.2K (MF-08B) WELDING AND RESIDUAL STRESS - II

3.2L (MF-D9) SERVICE EXPERIENCE IN OPERATING NUCLEARPLANTS

3.2M (FSI-04B) THE BTH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNOLOGY IN FLUIDS, STRUCTURES, ANDFLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS — ADVANCES INFLUIO-STRUCTURE INTERACTION - II: COMPUTATIONAL METHODS FOR INOUSTRIAL PROBLEMS

3.2N (FSI-D3F) THE BTH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHN0LOGY IN FLUIOS, STRUCTURES, ANOFLUIO-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS — ADVANCES INSTRUCTURAL DESIGN - I: PRESSURE VESSELS

3.20 (DA-1 1) EROSIDN/CORROSION 0F POWER PLANT AND PIPINGCOMPONENTS

3.2P (OAC-07B. RISK AND RELIABILIW TOPICS - IICT-OYB)

3.20 (CS-0B) PIPE WALL THINNING

3.2S (SE-08) SEISMIC QUALIFICATION 0F SYSTEMS, STRUCTURESAND COMPONENTS

Black 3.3: Wednesday, JuIy 28(2:30 PM — 4:15 PM)SESSION 3,3A PVPO4 TRAINING: CHAIRS, TPRS, DEVELOPERS, OFFI

CERS, AUTHORS, ANO MEMBERS

THURSDAY, JULY 29

Black 4.1: Thursday. JuIy 2 (8:30 AM — 10:15 AM)4.1A (TUT-04A) TUTORIAL: EXPANSION JOINT SELECTION AND

4.1B (CS-O2A) ENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE ISSUES IN THE ASMEB&PV CODE -

4.1C (DA-02A) RPV INTEGRIW - I

4.10 (F51 -07J) 5TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR FLUIO/THERMAL/STRESS SYSTEMS WITH INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS—CFD FUNDAMENTALS - II

41E (OAC-02I) PANEL SESSION: LASER PEENING ISSUES - II

41F (DA-OBA) FATIGUE - I

4.1 H (NDE-02, RESIDUAL STRESS MEASUREMENTCT-07E)

4.11 (OAC-04A) MATERIALS-COMPDNENTS-EXPERTISE FOR RESDLUTION 0F PROBLEMSI: MATERIAL IRRADIATION ANOEMBRIULEMENT

41K (MF-O8C) WELOING AND RESIOUAL STRESS - III

4.1L (MF-O3A, NEW ANO EMERGING COMPUTATIONAL METHODS - ICT-10A)

41M (FSI-D4C) THE BTH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNOLOGY IN FLUIDS, STRUCTURES. ANDFLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS — ADVANCES INFLUIO-STRUCTURE INTERACTION - III: NEW NUMERICAL METHODS

4,IN (FSI-O3G) THE 8TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGINC TECHNOLOGY IN FLUIDS, STRUCTURES, ANDFLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS — AOVANCEOSTRUCTURAL DESIGN - II: COMPACT REACTORS

4.10 (OA-OYA) FITNESS FOR SERVICE, LIFE EXTENSION, REMEDIATION AND REPAIR: PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS - I

4.10 (FSI-O1A) TRANSIENT THERMAL-HYORAULIC LOADS IN VESSELS, PIPING, & COMPONENTS - I

4.1R (HP-Dl) PANEL SESSION: INTERFACING THE ASME HIGHPRESSURE CODES WITH THE EUROPEAN CODES

4.1S (SE-D9A) SEISMIC TESTING AND ANALYSIS VERIFICATIONNALIDATION - I

Black 4.2: Thursday, JuIy 2g (10:30 AM — 12:15 PM)4,2A (TUT-D4B) TUTORIAL: EXPANSION JOINT SELECTION ANO

DESIGN

4.28 (CS-O2B) ENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE ISSUES IN THE ASMEB&PV CODE - II

RPV INTEGRIW - II

STH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR FLUID/THERMAL/STRESS SYSTEMS WITH INOUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS— FLOW, STRUCTURE ANO MEDIA INTERACTIONS

FATIGUE - Il

GENERAL NOE - I

MATERIALS-COMPONENTS-EXPERTISE FOR RESOLUTION 0F PROBLEMSII: MATERIAL AND REACTORCOOLANT ENVIRONMENT

4.2J (FSI-D7N) 5TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR FLUID/THERMALISTRESS SYSTEMS WITH INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS—TURBULENT FLOWS

WELDING AND RESIOUAL STRESS - IV

NEW AND EMERGING COMPUTATIONAL METHODS - II

THE 8TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGINC TECHNOLOGY IN FLUIDS. STRUCTURES, ANOFLUIO-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS — ADVANCES INFLUIO-STRUCTURE INTERACTION-V: ENGINEERINGAPPLICATIONS

4.2N (FSI-O3H) THE 8TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNOLDGY IN FLUIOS, STRUCTURES, ANDFLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS — ADVANCEDSTRUCTURAL DESIGN - III: COUPLED STRESS ANALYSIS

4,20 (DA-DYB) FITNESS FOR SERVICE, LIFE EXTENSION, REMEDIATION AND REPAIR: PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS - II

STORAGE TANK INTEGRITY ANALYSIS AND FITNESSFOR SERVICE - II

TRANSIENT THERMAL-HYORAULIC LOADS IN VESSELS. PIPING AND COMPONENTS - II

FATIGUE IN HIGH PRESSURE VESSELS

SEISMIC TESTING ANO ANALYSIS VERIFICATIDNNALIDATION - II

Black 4.3: Thursday, JuIy 29 (2:0D PM — 3:45 PM)4.30 (CS-02C) ENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE ISSUES IN THE ASME

B&PV CODE - III

4.3C (DA-O8) PLASTIC PIPING PRDPERTIES AND ANALYSIS

4.30 (FSI-07O) 5TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR FLUID/THERMAL/STRESS SYSTEMS WITH INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS— VARIOUS CFD APPLICATIONS

43F (DA-O6C) FATIGUE - III: THERMAL FATIGUE

2.45 (SE-04) NEW TECHNIQUES FOR SEISMIC TESTING

FOYER SOFTWARE DEMONSTRATION FORUM

ISSUES

4.2C (DA-02B)

4.2D (FSI-070)

42F (DA-068)

4.2H (NDE-03A,CT-O7A)

4.21 (OAC-O4B)

24E (OAC-02F)

24F (PSO-Ol)24H (NDE-O1C)

2.41 (OAC-O1G)

DESIGN

2.4K (MF-048)

2.4L (MF-1DD)

24M (MF-O7O)

STRESS CORROSION CRACKING - II

42K (MF-08D)

4.2L (MF-O3B,CT-lDB)

42M (FSI-O4D)

2.40 (DA-O48)

2.4P (OAC-03B)

2.40 (CS-O4B)

— II

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4.2P (OAC-OSB,CT-OBB)

4.20 (FSI-O1B)

4.2R (HP-02)

4.2S (SE-093)

4.1P (OAC-D6A,CT-08A)

STDRAGE TANK INTEGRITY ANALYSIS AND FITNESSFOR SERVICE - I

17

4,3H (NDE-038, GENERAL NUE - IICT-O78)

4.31 (OAC-a4C) MATERIALS-COMPONENTS-EXPERTISE FOR RESOLUTION 0F PROBLEMSIIL MATERIAL BEHAVIOR ANDMANUFACTURING IN PWR-WWER NPP’S ANO LNGPLANTS

4.3K (MF-08E) WELDING AND RESIDL’AL STRESS-v4.3L (MF-03C, NEW AND EMERGING COMPUTATIONAL METHODS -

CHOC) III4.3M (FSI-04E) THE STH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERG

ING TECHNOLOGY IN FLUIDS, STRUCTURES! ANDFLUIO-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS — PANEL SESSION: COMPUTATIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR LARGESCALE INDUSTRIAL FLUIO-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONPROBLEMS

4.30 (DA-090) FITNESS FOR SERVICE, LIFE EXTENSION, REMEDIATION AND REPAIR: PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS - III

4.3P (OAC-06C, STORAGE TANK INTEGRIW ANALYSIS AND FITNESSCT-OBC) FOR SERVICEIII: SPECIAL PANEL FOR FLOATING ROOF

INTEGRIW FOR EARTHOUAKE FORCE4.30 (FSI-O1C) TRANSIENT THERMAL-HYDRAULIC LOADS IN VES

SELS! PIPING AND COMPONENTS - III4.3R (HP-03) FATIGUE AND HIGH PRESSURE APPLICATIONS4.3S (SE-10) TECHNOLOGIES FOR SEISMIC MITIGATION

Black 4.4: Thursday, July 29 (4:00 PM — 5:45 PM)4.48 (OS-06) TECHNICAL ASPECTS OFASME CODE SECTION XI4.40 (OA-07) INELASTIC AND NON-LINEAR ANALYSIS, LIMIT

LOADS4.40 (FSI-07P) STH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTA

TIONAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR FLUID/THERMAL/STRESS SYSTEMS WITH INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS— AERONAUTIC AND AEROSPACE APPLICATIONS

4.4H (NDE-03C, GENERAL NDE - IIICT-07C)

4.41 (OAC-040) MATERIALS-COMPONENTS-EXPERTISE FOR RESOLUTION 0F PROBLEMSIV: MATERIAL IN INOUSTRY ANDCORROSION DAMAGE

4.4P (OAC-0S) MAINTENANCE AND MACHINERY HEALTH MONITORI NG

4.40 (FSI-O1D) TRANSIENT THERMAL-HYDRAULIC LOADS IN VESSELS, PIPING AND CDMPONENTS - IV

4.4R (HP-04) CODE APPLICATIONS AND DESIGN4.4S (SE-02) SEISMIC RESPONSE AND DESIGN 0F TANKS

Chair: C. R. Kleijn, Delit Univershj ot Technology (Dell; THE NETHERLAN US)

‘lice Chair S. Kaviano, Tohoku University (Sandai JAPAN)

WELCOME ADDRESS - SYMPOSIUM OPENINGV. V. Kudriavlsev, S. Kawano and C. R. KIeijn

CFO FOR BUILDING DESIGN: APPLICATIONS, TRENDS, CHALLENGESZ. J. Zhai. Universily al Colarado (Boulaer, GO USA)

APPLICATION 0F UNSTEAOY FLOW ANALYSIS USING THE VORTEXMETHOD TO THE DESIGN 0F PUMP SUMPSY. Yamamoto and T. Yoshida, Public Warks Research Instilule (Ibaraki,JAPAN)

ON EFFECTIVE COMBINATION 0F HEURISTIC ALGORITHMS AND DYNAMICMESHES IN CFD APPLICATIONSE. Vatanda and I. Ôzkol, Turkish Air Force Academy (Istanbul TURKEY) andIstanbul Technical University (Istanbul TURKEY)

PERFORMANCE COMPARISON 0F SEVERAL ENHANCEMENTS TO A LOBEMIXING DE VICEA. J. Reich and M. L. Underwood, CFD Research Corporation (Huntsville, ALUSA)

PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS 0F A LO W-PRESSURE THREE-STAGE AXIALCOMPRESSORS. Subramanian et al. Indian Institute al Technology Madras (ChennaiINDIA)

SESSION O.4A (TUT- 00)Swciay,Ju:y25.4OQPMaOQPM SalonA

TUTORIAL: THE ENGINEER IN THE WITNESS CHAIR

Sponsored by: The PVP Division Conlerence Commillee

Presentedby: D. K. Williams, Sharoden Engineering Consultants.Matthews, NO USA

MDNDAY,JULY26

Block 1 .1: Monday, JUIy 26(8:30 AM — 10:15 AN))

SESSION liA (FSI-07A)Monday, Ju1y26, 8:3OAM - lQ:IEAM, Salon A

5TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIESFOR FLUID/THERMAL/STRESS SYSTEMS WITH INOUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS - CFD FOR DESIGN AND OPTIMIZATION - I

Sponsored hy: FIuid-Slruclure Inleraclion Technical Commillee

Published in PVP Vol. 491, PROCEEOINGS 0F HIE SYMPOSIUM

Session Developed by: V. Kudriavtsev, CFD Canada (Toronto CANADA).S. Kawano, Tohoku Universit’ (Sendai JAPAN)

SESSION 1.1B (CT-OGA)Monday Juiy2E. 8 3OAM - iQI5AM, SalonS

ANALYSIS 0F BOLTEO JOINT - I

Sponsored by: Computer Technologies Commillee

Published in PVP Vol. 476, ANALYSIS 0F BOUVEO JOINTS

Deve!opedby: A. Bouzid, Ecole de Technologie Superieure (Montreal, DCCANADA); T. Sawa, University of Yamanashi (YamanashiJAPAN)

Chair: A. Bouzid, Ecole de Technologie Superieure (Montreal, DC CANADA)

Vice Chair T. Sawa, University of Yamanashi (Yamanashi JAPAN)

CLAMPING ANO FAILURE MODE TRANSITIONS IN STRUCTURAL SHEARJOINTSK. lyer et aI, University of Texas (Austin! TX USA)

EVALUATIONS 0F THE TIGHTENING PROCESS 0F BOLTEO JOINT WITHELASTIC ANGLE CONTROL METHOOT. Fukuoka and T. Takaki, Kobe Universily of Mercantile Marine (KobeJAPAN)

FINITE ELEMENT MODELING 0F SELF-LOOSENING 0F BOLTED JOINTSM. Zhang et al. Universily ot Nevada (Reno, NV USA)

FASTENER TIGKTENING BEYOND YIELOS. A. Nassar and P. Matin. Oakland University (Rochesler. Ml USA)

DAILY SESSION AND PAPER TITLESThe pareniheliCal deSignations are Hie Technical Committee session referenCes.

SUNDAY,JULY25

Black 0.1: SUnday, JuIy 25(9:00 AM — 11:30 AM)

Sunday Juy25. 9QQAM - Il 30A&1. Salon C

COMPUTATIONAL FLUIO DYNAMICS WORKSHOP- FIRST SESSION

Presented by: Chris Reeves. ANSYS CFX

Black 0.3: Sunday, JuIy 25(1:00 PM — 3:30 PM)

Sunday, Ju1y25, 1QCPM- 3:3OPM, Salon C

COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS WORKSHOP- SECOND SESSION

Presentedby: Chris Reeves, ANSYS CFX

Black 0.4: Sunday, July 25(4:00 PM — 6:00 PM)

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SESSION 1.1C (FSI-02A)Monday, July 26, 830 AM - 10:15 AM, Salon C

THE BTH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNOLOGY INRUIDS, STRUCTURES, ANO FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS - ADVANCES IN FLUID 0YNAMICS - I: PHYSICAL MODELS

Sponsored by; Fluid-Structure Interaction Technical Committee

Pubtished in PVP Vol. 485, PROCEFOINOS 0F THE SYMPOSIUM

Symposium Organhzers: W. L. Cheng, Mech. Comp. Inc. (Sunnyvale, CAUSA), A. E. Holdo, Universitv 0f Herttordshire(Heris UK)

Session Oevelop&d by: M. Fischer. Technical Consultant (Mûnchen CEPMANY), M. Souli. Université de Lille (Ulle FRANGE)

Chair W. L. Cheng. Mech.Cornp.Irc. (Sunn’pa!e, CAUSA)

Vice Chair: M. Souli, Université de Lille (Lille FRANGE)

MODELING DOWNHOLE NATURAL SEPARATION USING A BUBBLE TRACKING METHODR. Liu. Petroleum Department, University ot Tulsa (Toisa. OK USA)

SOME CONSEQUENCES 0F MATERIAL FRAME INVARIANCE ON ENGINEERING FLOW CALCULATIONSG. Mompean. L. Thais and L. Helin, University of Lille (Lite FRANGE)

APRIORI EVALUATION AND OBJECTIVE 0F EXPLICIT ALGEBRAIC MODELSFOR A TURBULENT FLOW TRDUGH STRAIGHT SQUARE DUCTH. Naji and O. Eiyahyaoui, G. Monpeon, University ot Lille, LML (LiileFRANGE)

SESSION 1.11 (OAC-O1A)Monday, July 26, 630 AM - 10:15 AM, Porto lino A

TRANSPORTATION, STDRAGE, AND DISPOSAL 0F RADIOACTIVE MATERIAIS I: INTRODUCTION

Sponsored by: Operations, Applications, and Components Committea

Published in PVP Vol. 483, TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL0F RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS

Developedby: A. C. Smith, Westinghouse Savannah River Company(Aiken, SC USA), N. K. Gupta, Westinghouse SavannahRiver Company (Aiken, 5G USA)

Chair: R. S. Hatner, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Livermore,CA USA)

Vice Chair A. G. Smith, Westinghouse Savannah River Company (Aiken,SU USA)

BEHAVIOR 0F NUCLEAR MATERIAL CASKS UNDER EXPLDSIVE LDADINGK. Cheval et ai, Institut de Radioprotection et de Sùreté Nucléaire (Fontenayaux-Roses, FRANGE)

MODEL BASED ON STRUCTURAL EVALUATION AND DESIGN 0F OVERPACKCONTAINERS FOR BAG-BUSTER PROCESSING OFTRU WASTE DRUMSD. T. Clark. A. S. Siahpush ar.d G. L. Anderson, Idaho National Engineeringand Environrnental Laboratory (Idaho FalIs, ID USA)

CORROSION ISSUES ASSÛCIATED WITH ALLOY 22G. O. llevbare. Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Livermore. CAUSA)

DESIGN 0F AN ON-SITE SPENT-MELT-CASKP. S. R!anton. Westir.ghouse Savannah River Company (Aiken, 8G USA)

SESSION 1IJ (CT-02)Monday, JuIy 26, 8:30 AM - 10:15 AM, Porto lino B

FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS IN FIELD APPLICATIONS AND TESTING

Sponsored by: Computer Technologies Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 482, COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS

Developedby: J. Martin, Lockheed Martin, Inc (Albany, N’Y USA),Y. Udhaler, Texas A&M University (College Station, TX USA)

Chair: J. Martin, Lockheed Manin, Inc (Albany, NY USA)

Vice Chair: Y. Unhaler. Texas MM University (College Station, TX USA)

CHOICE 0F OBJECTIVE RATE FOR NON-PROPORTIDNAL LOADING APPLICATIONSR. G. Sauvé, Atornic Energv of Canada (Toronto. ON Canada)

DETERMINATION 0F THE THREE-PARAMETER WEIBULL DISTRIBUTIONAND CONFIDENCE BANDS FRDM EXPERIMENTAL FATIGUE STRENGTHDATAE. Mahajerin. Saginaw Valley State University, University Center (Ml USA),G. Burgess, Miohigan State University (East Lansing. Ml USA)

PRACTICAL CRFfERION FOR ESTIMATION 0F NOTCH FATIGUE STRENGTHH. Matsuno and Y. Mukai. Sojo University (Kumamoto JAPAN)

NON-LINEAR FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS 0F A PIPE DENTING PROBLEM0118111G A PIPE TRANSFER OPERMIONS. Dan, Youngstown State University (OH USA)

SESSION 1.1K (MF-02, PSD-04)Monday. JuIy 26, 8:30 AM - 1015 AM, Â4ykonos A

MATERIALS FDR KYDROGEN SERVICE

Sponsored by: Materials and Fabrication Committee and Pipeline SystemsDivision

Published in PVP Vol. 475, FLAW EVALUATION, SERVICE EXPERIENCE,AND MATERIALS FOR HYDROGEN SERVICE

Developedby: M. P. Brongers, CC Technologies (Dublin, OH USA),K. Subramanian, Savannah River Site (Aiken, SC USA)

Chair: M. P. Brongers, CG Technologies (Dublin, DH USA)

Vice Chair K. Subramanian, Savannah River Site (Aiken, SU USA)

MATERIALS IN SUPPORT 0F A NEWLY EMERGING HYDROGEN INFRASTRUCTUREL. E. Hayden, (USA), J. Tverberg, (USA)

REVIEW 0F TEST METHO0S FOR EVALUATING HY0ROGEN EMBRIULEMENT SUSCEPTIBILITY 0F MATERIALSD. J. Surwet, M. P. Bronoers and J. A. Beavers (Dublin. OH USA)

MATERIALS SELECTION AND PERFORMANCE CRITERIA FOR HYDRDGENPIPELINE TRANSMISSIONM. Mohitpour. Tempsys Pipeline Solutions. Inc.. (White Rock, BC CANADA),H. Solanky, NASA Kennedy Space Center (FL USA). G. K. Viniamuri, US.Department of Transportation (Washington DC USA)

SESSION 11M (SE-03)Monday, Juby 26. 83OAM - 10 15 AM. Palatine A

SEISMIC EVALUATION 0F SYSTEMS, STRUCTURES, AND CDMPDNENTS

Sponsared by: Seismic Engineering Committee(con lin u e

SESSION 1.IM (SE-03) (conlinued)

Published in PVP Vol. 486, SEISMIC ENGINEERING - 2DD4

Developed by: M. E. Nit2el, Idaho National Engineering & EnvironmentalLaboratory (Idaho Falis, ID USA)

Chair M. E. Nitzel. Idaho National Engineering & EnvironmentaI Laboratory(Idaho Fails, ID USA)

Vice Chair: A. Gupta. Noflh Carolina Stale University (Raleigh, NU USA)

AN OVERVIEW 0F THE SEISMIC VERIFICATIDN ANALYSES PERFORMEDFOR NATURAL GAS PIPELINE NETWORKSC. Botsis et aI, Asprofos Engineering S. A., (Athens GREECE)

SEISMIC CAPACITY 0F THREADED, BRAZED AND GROOVED CLAMPEDJOINTSG. Antaki, WGI (Savannah River Site, SC USA)

APPLICATION 0F EARTHQUAKE EXPERIENCE DATA AS PART 0F THE SElSMIC VERIFICATION 0F MODIFIED MAIN STEAM ISDLATION VALVE LEAKAGE PATHWAY PIPINGT. M. Adams. Stevenson and Associates (Ceveland. OH USA). S. Ouiggle,NMC-Monticello. (Monticel!o, MN USA)

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS 0F HIGH-END SERVER COMPUTER FRAMESUNDER EARTK0UAKE LOADINGS. Canfield and B. O. Notohardjono, IBM Corp. (Poughkeepsie, NY USA)

SESSION lIN (FSI-05)Monday, July 26. 630 AM - 1015 AM, Athenia A

FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIDN AND SLDSHING

Sponsored Iiy: Fluid-Structure Interaction Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 489, PROBLEMS INVOLVING THERMALHYDRAULICS, LIQUID-SLDSHING, AND EXTREME LOADS ON STRUCTURES

Developed by: D. Brochard, Institute for Protection and Nuclear Safety, T.Taniguchi, Tottori University (JAPAN)

Chair: O. Brochard, Institute for Protection and Nuciear Safety

Vice Chair T. Taniguchi, Tottori University (JAPAN)

UNDERWATER EXPLOSION IN A POOL AND DAMAGE ASSESSMENT- AGLOBAL APPROACH FROM FAR-FIELD TO CLOSE RANGEO. Loiseau, K. Cheval and S. Autrusson, Institute of Radioprotection Radioprotection of Nuclear Structures, IRSN (France)

THE SENSIBILlY 0F ROCKING MOTION 0F FLAT-BOHOM CYLINORICALSHEU. TANKS TO SLOSHING MOTIONT. Taniguchi, Tottori University (JAPAN)

WDRKS 0F SHAKING TABLEC. Minowa. National Research Institute tor Earth Science ar.d Disaster Prevention (JAPAN)

DYNAMIC ANALYSIS 0F A CDUPLED FLUID-STRUCTURE PROBLEM WITHFLUID SLOSHINGJ. F. Sigrist. C. Laine. and B. Peseux (FRANGE)

SESSION 110 (DA-OlA)Monday. Jufy 26. 830 AN? - 70 15 Ai’,?. Athenia B

DESIGN AND ANALYSIS 0F VESSELS AND COMPONENTS - I: VESSELDESIGN I

Published in PVP Vol. 477, DESIGN AND ANALYSIS 0F PRESSURE VESSELS, HEAT EXCHANGERS ANO PIPING COMPONENTS

Developedby: M. A. Porter, Oynamic Analysis (Lawrence, <S USA), O. H.Martens, Black & Veatch Pritchard Inc. (Overland Park, <SUSA)

Chair M. A. Porter, Dynamic Analysis (Lawrence, <S USA)

Vice Chair: D. H. Martens. Black & Veatch Pritchard Inc. (Overland Park,<S USA)

THE EFFECT 0F REDUCED DESIGN MARGIN ON THE FIRE SURVIVABILI1ÏOFASME CODE PROPANE TANKSA. M. Birk, Oueen’s Universitv (Kingston, ON CANADA)

USING FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS COMBINED WITH STRAIN GAGE TESTING TO DO PROOF TEST TD ESTABLISH MAWPO. florizone, MEG Worley(Calgary, AB CANADA)

STRESSES WITHIN CDMPOUND TUBES COMPRISING A STEEL LINER ANDAN EJ(TERNAL CARBON-FIBER WRAPPED LAMINATEA. P. Parker, Royal Military Coilege ot Science. (Swindon ENGLAND),E. Troiano and J. H. UndeRvood. Army Armament RD&E Center, (WateR’Uet,N’Y USA)(This paper vIII be pubiished in Volume 473. HICH PRESSURE TECHNOLOGY2004: INNOVATIONS AND AD VANCES IN HIGH PRESSURE EOUIPMENT.)

SESSION 1.1P (DA-1OA, MF-11A)Monday. JuIy 26, 830 AM - 10 15 AM, Oelphi A

FITNESS FOR SERVICE AND LIFE MANAGEMENT 0F PRESSURE VESSELS

Sponsored by: Design and Analysis Committee ami Materials and Fabrication Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 471, FITNESS FOR SERVICE, LIFE EXTENSION,REMEDIATION, REPAIR, AND EROSIONICDRROSION ISSUES FOR PRESSURE VESSELS AND COMPONENTS

Developedby’ T. G. Seipp, Fluor Canada Ltd. (Calgary, AS CANADA),Y. Takagi, Toiwo Electric Power Company (Yokohama JAPAN)

Chair T. G. Seipp, Fluor Canada Ltd. (Calgary, AS CANADA)

Vice Chair M. J. Cohn, Aptech Engineering Services. Inc. (Sunnyvale, CAUSA)

FITNESS FOR SERVICE ASSESSMENTS 0F BULGING AND OUT-OF-ROUNDSTRUCTURESP. Carter, O. L. Marriott and M. J. Swindeman, Stress Engineering Services,Inc. (Mason, OH USA)

THREE-DIMENSIDNAL IDENTIFICATION 0F SEMI-ELLIPTICAL SURFACECRACK BY MEANS 0F DIRECT-CURRENT ELECTRICAL POTENTIAL DIFFERENCE METHOO WITH MULTIPLE-PROSE SENSORN. Tada, M. Okada and J. lviamoto (Okayama University, Okayama JAPAN)

SYSTEM DF FLAWS AS A FACTOR DECREASING REMAINING LIFETIME 0FTUBES DPERATING UNDER DYNAMIC LOAD (PRESENTATION ONLY)G. Muravin, Margan Physical Diagnostics Ltd. (Netanya ISRAEL)

SESSION 1.10 (CS-05A)Monday Juiy 26, 5.30 AM - 1015 AM, Doinhi B

WHAT’S NEW IN CODES ANO STANDARDS - I

Sponsored by: Codes and Standards Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 480, PRESSURE VESSEL ANO PIPING CODES ANDSTANDARDS-2004

20Sponsored by: Design and Analysis Committee

21(continued)

SESSION 1.1 Q (CS.OSA) (continued)

Developedby: M, D. Rana, Praxair, Inc. (Tonawanda, NY USA)

Chair: J. G. Feldstein, Foster Wheeler Power Group Inc. (Clinton, NJ USA)

Vice Chair: M. D. Rana, Praxair, Inc. (Tonawanda, NY USA)

WHAT’S NEW IN ASME SECTION I, RULES FOR CONSTRUCTION 0FPOWER HOILERSJ. R. MacKay, Consulting Engineer (St Laurent, OC CANADA)

WHAT’S NEW IN ASME SECTION II, MATERIALSM. Gold, GoId Metallurgical Services (North Benton, OH USA)

WHAT’S NEW IN ASME SECTION IX, WELOING AND BRAZING QUALIFICATIONSJ. G. Feldstein, Foster Wheeler North America Corp. (Clinton, NJ USA)

SESSION 1.1S (SE-01 A)Monday, Ju1y26, 8:3OAM- 10’ISAM. Palatine B

SEISMIC STRUCTURES/SYSTEMS: TECHNOLOGIES FOR SEISMIC RESPONSE,CONTROL ANO MITIGATION

Sponsored by: Seismic Engineering Committee

ruhlished in pur Vol. 486, SEISMIC ENGINEERING-2004

Developedby: J. C. Chen, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Livermore, CA USA)

Chair: J. C. Chen, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Livermore, CAUSA)

Vice Chair: S. C. Lu, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Livermore,CA USA)

SEISMIC RESPONSE PREOICTION 0F NUPEC’S FIELD MODEL TESTS 0FNPP STRUCTURES WITH AOJACENT BUILOING EFFECTJ. Xu et ai, Brookhaven National Laboratory (Upton, Nt’ USA)

STUOY ON SIMPLIFIED MODELS FOR COUPLED TRANSMISSION TOWERLINE SYSTEM TO SEISMIC EXCITATIONSH. N. Li, G. X. Wang, Dalian University of Technology (Dahan, PR CHINA),W. L. Shi, Tongji University (Shanghai, PR China)

EXACT SOLUTION 0F TIfF HASE-ISOLATEO STRUCTURE WITH SIIOINGTYPE HASE ISOLATORC. S. Tsai, T. C. Chiang and B. J. Chen, Feng Chia University (Taichung TAIWAN)

EXACT SOLUTION 0F THE BASE-ISOLATED STRUCTURE WITH ELASTOMERIC-TYPE BASE ISOLATORC. S. Tsai, T. C. Chiang and B. J. Chen, Feng Chia University (Taichung TAIWAN)

FOYER - NUE DEMONSTRATION FORUM

BlaCk 1.2: Monday, JUIV 26(10:30 AM — 12:15 PM)

SESSION 1.2DEFMonday, JuIy 26, 70.30 AM - 12:15 PM, Salon OEF

PVP- 2004 CONFERENCE OPENING AND PLENARY SESSIONINNOVATIVE PVP TECHNOLOGIES - MEETING EMERGING CHALLENGESNOW

Sponsored by: The PVP Division Conference Commlttee

Chair: I. T. Kisisel, Conterence Chair, Sargent & Lundy LLC (Chicago, ILUSA)

Vice Chair: T. Sawa, Conference Co-Chair, Hiroshima University (HigaShiHiroshima, JAPAN)

WELLCOME REMARKSH. Armen, President, ASME (New York, NY USA)T. Sawa, Representative, JSME (Tokyo, JAPAN)

CHALLENGES FACING THE U.S. NUCLEAR POWER INOUSTRYM. B. Seliman, President and CEO, Nuclear Management Company (Hudson, Wl USA)

APPLICATION 0F INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES TO NUCLEAR POWERPLANT SECURITYR. E. Nickell, Consultant, Apphed Science & Technology (Poway, CA USA)

OVERVIEW 0F DAMAGE OURING AN0 AFTER THE 1995 KOBE EARTHOUAKE AND RECENT DEVELOPMENTS 0F TECHNOLOGY IN SEISMIC ENGINEERINGK. Suzuki, Dean of Engineering Faculty, Tokyo Metropolitan University(Tokyo, JAPAN)

FOYER - NUE DEMONSTRATION FORUM

Black 1.3: Manday, JuIy 26 (2:00 PM — 3:45 PM)

SESSION 1.3A (TUT-01 A)Monday, July 26, 2:00 PM - 3:45 PM, Salon A

TUTORIAL: INTRODUCTION TO FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS

Sponsored by: The PVP Division Conference Committee

Presented by: J. L. Gordon, Bechtel Bettis Inc., R. G. Sauve, Atomic Energyof Canada Ltd

SESSION 1.3B (CT-06B)Monday, July 26, 200 PM- 345 PM, Salon B

ANALYSIS 0F BOLTED JOINT - II

Sponsored by: Computer Technologies Committec

Puhlished in PVP Vol. 478, ANALYSIS 0F BOLTED JOINTS

Developed hp’: A. Bouzid, Ecole de Technologie Superieure (Montreal, OCCANADA); H. Kockelmann, University of Stuttgart (StuttgartGERMANY)

Chair H. Kockelmann, University ot Stuttgart (Stuttgart GERMANY)

Vice Chair: K. Yahiaoui, University of Wolverhampton (Teitord UK)

THE SEALING PERFORMANCE 0F PIPE FLANGE CONNECTIONS WITHSHAPE MEMORY ALLOY GASKETS UNOER INTERNAI PRESSUREV. Takagi et ai, Tokyo Electric Power Co. (JAPAN)

CREEP MODELING IN BOLTED FLANGE JOINTSA. Bouzid and A. Nechache, Ecole de Technologie Superieure (Montreai, OCCANADA)

DETERMINATION 0F CRITICAL TEMPERATURE 0F COMPRESSED NONASBESTOS SHEET GASKETSC. F. A. Cipolatti et ai, Teadit md. Com. Ltda. (Rio de Janeiro BRAZIL)

THERMAL STRESS ANALYSIS AND SEALING PERFORMANCE EVALUTION0F PIPE FLANGE CONNECTIONS WITH SPIRAL WOUND GASKETS UNDERELEVATED TEMPERATURET. Sawa and W. Maezaki, Vamanashi University (Vamanashi JAPAN)

SESSION L3C (FSI-O2B)Monday, July 26, 2:00 PM - 3:45 PM, Salon C

THE 8TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNOLOGY INFLUIOS, STRUCTURES, ANO FLUIO-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS -

AOVANCES IN FLUIO OYNAMICS - II: INFLUENCE 0F FLOW CONDITIONS

Sponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction Technical Committee

Published in Pur Vol. 485, PROCEEDINGS 0F THE SYMPOSIUM

Symposium Organizers: W. L. Cheng, Mech. Comp. Inc. (Sunnyvale, CAUSA), A. E. Holdo, University of Hertfordshire(Herts UK)

M. Souli, Université de Lille (Lille FRANCE),M. Fischer, Technical Consultant (Mflnchen 6FR-MANV)

Chair: M. Tracoy, University ot Hertlordshire (Herts UK)

Vice Chair A. E. Holdo, University of Herttordshire (Herts UK)

THE SIMULATION 0F THE FLOW GENERATED BY THE INTERACTIONBETWEEN AN INLET AN0 A CROSS-FLOWA. Janjalertadun, Ubonratchathani University (Ubonratchathani THAILAND),A. E. Holdo, University ol Herttordshire (Herts UK), S. J. Wakes, Universityof Otago (Dunedin NEW ZEALAND)

A MODEL TO PREOICT STRATIFICATION IN TWO-PHASE FLOW IN HORIZONTAL PIPESR. K. Calay and A. Awad, University of Hertfordshire (Heris UK)

THE INFLUENCE 0F THE INLET GEOMETRY AND yACK PRESSURE ON CAVITATION ANO NOISE REOUCTION IN HIGH PRESSURE NOZZLESW. W. Ni, Hamilton Sundstrand, UTC (Rockford, IL USA)

COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMIC SIMULATION 0F HIGH ASPECT RATIOCROSS-SECTIONAL ORIFICE JETS: TURBULENCE MODEL CHOICES. J. Wakes, University ot Otago (Dunedin NEW ZEALAND)

SESSION 1.3D (FSI-O7B)Monday, July 26, 2:00 PM - 3:45 PM, Salon O

5TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIESFOR FLUID!THERMAL/STRESS SYSTEMS WITH INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS - CFD FOR DESIGN AND OPTIMIZATION - II

Sponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction Technical Commlttee

Puhlished in PVP Vol. 491, PROCEE0INGS 0F THE SYMPOSIUM

Session Ûevelopedby: V. Kudriavtsev, CFD Canada (Toronto CANADA),S. Kawano, Tohoku University (Sendai JAPAN)

Chair A. J. Reich, CFD Research Corporation (Huntsville, AL USA)

Vice Chair C. R. Kleijn, Deltt University ot Technology (Delit THEN ETH E R LAN DS

MULTI-OBJECTIVE EVOLUTIONARY COMPUTATION FOR AERODYNAMIC0ESIGN PROBLEMS (KEYNOTE)S. Obayashi, Tohoku University (Sendai JAPAN)

RESEARCH 0F REVISEO THERMAL DESIGN PARAMETER OPTIMIZATIONWITH RESPONSE SURFACE METHOD APPLICATION FOR FITNESS FUNCTIONT. Nakanishi et ai, IBM Japan, Ltd. (Shiga JAPAN)

10 AND 3D CFD SIMULATION 0F EXHAUST- GAS AFTERTREATMENTDEVICES: PARAMEÎER OPTIMIZATION VIA GENERIC ALGORITHMR. Wanker et ai, (Graz AUSTRIA)

Session Developed by:

OPTIMUM 517E DETERMINATION FOR AIR COOLED HEAT EXCHANGER(ACHE) VIA GENETIC ALGORITHMI. Ozkol and S, Celik, Istanbul Technical University (Istanbul TURKEY)

SESSION 1.3E (OAC-02A)Monday, July 26, 2:00 PM - 3:45 PM, Salon E

AGING MANAGEMENT ANO LICENSE RENEWAL - I

Sponsored by: Operations, Applications, and Components Committee

Publlshed in PVP Vol. 487, AGING MANAGEMENT AND LICENSE RENEWAL

Oevelopedby: M. H. Sanwarwalla, Sargent & Lundy LLC (Chicago, ILUSA), G. Bezdikian, EDF Pole Industrie (Saint DenisFRANCE)

Chair C. Faidy, EDF, (Cedex FRANCE)

Vice Chair A. Janosine, EPRI, (Budapest HUNGARV)

PIPING SERVICE LIFE EXPERIENCE IN COMMERCIAL NUCLEAR POWERPLANTS: PROGRESS WITH THE OECD PIPE FAILURE DATA EXCHANGEPROJECTE. Mathet et ai, OECD Nuclear Energy Agency (Moulineaux FRANCE)

UNIFIED PROCEDURE FOR LIFETIME ASSESSMENT 0F COMPONENTSAND PIPING IN VUER NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS (VERLIFE)M. Brumvosky et ai, Nuclear Research Institute Rez pic (Rez CZECHRE PU B L IC)

ASSESSMENT 0F REMAINING LIFE FOR CLASS 1 PIPING COMPONENTSEXPERIENCING WALL THINNINGR. Kumar, Nuclear Safety Solutions (Toronto CANADA)

FRENCH PWR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS STEAM GENERATORS ANDREACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL HEA0S AGING MANAGEMENT CRITERIAAND REPLACEMENT STRATEGYG. Bezdikian, EDF (Cedex FRANCE)

SESSION t3F (SERAD-01)Monday, July 26, 2:00 PM - 3:45 PM, Salon F

RISK-BASEO INSPECTION APPLICATION AND EXPERIENCE IN DIVERSEINDUSTRIES

Sponsored by: Satety Engineering and Rlsk Analysis Division (SERAD)

Published in PVP Vol. 488, RISK AND RELIABILITY AND EVALUATION 0FCOMPONENTS AND MACHINERY

Developed by’ L. Sweet, DNV Consulting (Houston, TX USA)

Chair L. Sweet, DNV Consulting (Houston, TX USA)

OEVELOPING AN EFFICIENT, PREOICTIVE, RISK BASED INSPECTION!MAINTENANCE PROGRAM FOR RECOVERY AND POWER BOILERSR. Peterson, Metegrity Inc. (Edmonton, AB Canada)

APPLICATION 0F RISK-BASED INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE PLANNING TD A RANGE 0F POWER GENERATION EUUIPMENTD. Worswick, AEA Technology (UK), G. Tan Kah Chay, Tuas Power Ltd(StNGAPORE), A. Badrol, TNBR (MALAVSIA)

PRESSURE VESSEL MANAGEMENT—A PLANT PERSPECTIVEW. S. Atmon, DuPont (Beaumont, TX USA)

RISK-HASED INSPECTION AS A RELIABILITY-ENGINEERING TOOL FORFIXED EOUIPMENT DECISIONST. Poulassichidis, Dow Chemical (Freepod. TX USA)

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SESSION I .3F (SERAD-OI) (continued)

PLANT ASSET MANAGEMENT—RIMAP (RISK-BASED INSPECTION ANDMAINTENANCE FOR EUROPEAN INDUSTRIES)—IHE EUROPEANAPPROACHR. Kauer et ai, TUV Industry Service (Mûnchen, Bavaria GERMANY)

SESSION 1.3H (NDE-O1A)Monday, Jufy 26, 200 PM -345 PM, San Remo

ULTRASONIC NUE -

Sponsared by: NUE Engineering Division Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 484. RECENT ADVANCES IN NON-DESTRUCTIVETESTING ANO INSPECTION

Oevelopedby: Y. Yokono. Non-destructive Inspection Go., Ltd. (Chiha.JAPAN). T. Hayashi, Nagoya Institute & Technology,(Nagoya. Aichi JAPAN)

Chair Y. H. Cho. Pusan National University (Pusan KOREA)

Vice Chair I. Ihara. Nagacka University 0f Technology (Nagaoka. NiigataJ A PAN

A NOVEL METHOD 0F ESTIMATING AN ASPECT RATIO 0F PIPE WALLTHICKNESS TO DIAMETER UTILIZING THE CHARACTERISTICS 0F A HDLLOW CYLINDRICAL GUIDED WAVEH. Nishino et ai. Tohoku University (Sondai, kliyagi JAPAN)

DESIGN AND PERFOMANCE 0F A BROADBAND 10MHZ TRANSDUCER FORELEVATEU TEMPERATURE, LEAVE-IN-PLACE APPLICATIONM. Pedric, B. R. Tittmann and J. Sehga, The Pennsylvania State University,(University Park, PAUSA)

TIME FRE0UENCY DOMAIN ANALYSIS 0F THE DISPERSION 0F GUIDEDWAVEY. H. Cho, Pusan National University, (Pusan KOREA), Y. K. Kim and I. K.Park, Seoul National University of Technology (Seoul KOREA)

CIRCUMFEBENENTIAL GUIDED WAVE INSPECTION FOR A OEFECT AT ANINNER SURFACE 0F A PIPET. Hayashi et ai, Nagoya Institute ot Technology (Nagoya, Aichi JAPAN)

HEALTH MONITORING 0F PIPING WELD WITH GUIDED WAVESY. H. Cho et ai, Pusan National University (Pusan KOREA)

SESSION 1.31 (OAC-01B)Monday, JuIy 26, 2:00 PM - 3:45 PM, Porto!Inc A

TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL 0F RADIOACTIVE MATERIAIS II: DESIGN AND FABRICATION

Sponsored by: The Operations, Applications, and Components Commillee

Published in PVP Vol. 483, TRANSPORTATiON, STORAGE, ANO DISPOSAI.0F RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS

Oevelopedby: N. K. Gupta. Westinghouse Savannah River Company(Aiken. SC USA), A. C. Smith, Westinghouse SavannahRiver Company (Aiken, SC USA)

Chair N. K. Gupta. Westinghouse Savannah River Company (Aiken, 5GUSA)

‘lice Chair S. J. Hensel, Westinghouse Savannah River Company (Aiken.5G USA)

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ES-3100: A NEW GENERATION SHIPPING CONTAINER FOR BULK HIGHLYENRICHEO URANIUM ANO OTHER FISSILE MATERIALSJ. G. Arbital and G. B. Singleton, BWXT Y-12 (Oak Ridge, TN USA), D. R.Tousley, US. Depadment of Energy (Washington DC, USA)

WELDING PLUTONIUM STORAGE CONTAINERSS. L. Hudlow, Westinghouse Savannah River Company (Aiken, SC USA)

DEVELDPMENT 0F A TRANSPORTATION PACKAGE WITH A NON-CIRCULAR CROSS SECTION CONTAINMENT VESSEL FOR THE TRANSPORT 0FHAZARDOUS EVIDENCED. R. Leduc and A. C. Smilh, Westinghouse Savannah River Company(Aiken, SC USA)

DEVELOPMENT 0F A LIGHT WEIGKT MODULAR PACKAGE FOR THETRANSPORT 0F HAZARDOUS EVIDENCED. R. Leduc and A. C. Smith. Westinghouse Savannah River Company(Aiken, SC USA)

SESSION 1.3J (CT-O1A)Monday, July 26. 200 PM - 3 45 PAl Porto!Inc B

ISSUES RELATED TO NONLINEAR FINITE ELEMENTANALYSIS - I

Sponsored by: Computer Technologies Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 482, COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS

Developedby: R. Sauvé, Atomic Energy of Canada roronto. ON Canada),Y. Nakasone. Tokyo University of Science ÇToo JAPAN)

Chair. D.R. Metzger, McMaster University (Hamilton, ON Canada)

Vice Chair: J. Martin, Lockheed Martin (Albany, NY USA)

MESHLESS DYNAMIC RELAXATION TECHNIQUE FOR SIMULATING ATOMISTIC MODELS SUBJECTED TO EXTERNAL FORCES UNDER THE PERIODICSYMMETRYL. Pan et aI, McMaster University (Hamilton, ON Canada)

MULTIPLE VDID GROWTH SIMULATIONS IN THE HYPERELASIC MATERIALT. Tsuji, Chuo University (Tokyo JAPAN)

ON THE IMPLEMENTATION 0F NONIINEAR SHELL-T0-SOLID CONSTRAINTS IN EXPUCIT FINITE ELEMENT FORMULATIONSR. J. Ho and S. A. Meguid, University ol Toronto (Toronto, ON Canada), R.G. Sauvé, Atomic Energy of Canada (Toronto, ON Canada)

SESSION t3K (MF-05A)Monday, July 26, 200 PAl - 3 45 PM, Mykonos A

APPLICATION 0F FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILURE ASSESSMENT- I

Sponsored by: Materials and Fabrication Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 474, FRACTURE METH000LOGIES AND MANUFACTURING PROCESSES

Developed by: P. S. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratorj (Aiken, 5GUSA), O. A. Scarth. Kinectrics. Inc. (Toronto, ON CANADA)

Chair P. S. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory (Aiken. SC USA)

¼co Chair D. A. Scarth, Kinectrics, Inc. (Toronto. ON CANADA)

THREE-DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS 0F CRACK IN CENTRALLY PERFORATEOPHOTOELASUC CYLINDERS UNDER INTERNAL PRESSUREC. T. Liu, AFRUPRSM (Edwards AFB CA USA), C. W. Smith, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Blacksburg, VA USA)

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SESSION t3K (MF-OSA) (continued)

FRACTURE TOUGHNESS AND CRACK PATH OEVIATIONS IN LASER WELOBi JOINTSB. Bezensek and J. W. Hancock, University of Glasgow (Glasgow UK)

MECHANICAL PROPERTIES AND FRACTURE TOUGHNESS 0F ALUMINUMVESSELS BY FRICTION STIR WELOINGM. Mochizuki et aI, Osaka University (Osaka JAPAN)

A NEW APPROACH TO PRE0ICTING FATIGUE CRACK PROPAGATIONY. Jiang and M. Feng. University ot Nevada (Reno, NV USA)

SESSION 1 3L (MF-O1 A)Monday. Juiy 26, 203 pA4. 3:-15 PM, Mykcnos B

OPTIMIZEO MANUFACTURING TECHNIQUES FOR ENHANCEO PERFORMANCE - I

Sponsoreil by: Materials and Fabrication Committee

Publlshed in PVP Vol. 474, Fracture Methodologles and ManutacturingProcesses

Oeveloped by: A. J. Ouncan and K. Subramanian, Savannah River NationalLaboratory (Aiken, SC USA)

Chair A. J. Duncan, Savannah River National Lahoratow (Aiken, SC USA)

Vice Chair: K. Subramanian, Savannah River National Laboratory (Aiken.SC USA)

BENCHMARK 0F PLATE FORMING AND WELO DISTORTIUN PRUCESSJ. M. Gombas, BWX Technologies (Barberton, OH USA)

COMPUTATIONAL AND EXPERIMENTAL SIMULATION 0F SYNCHRONOUSGENERATOR VENTILATIONR. Vlach, Brno Universtity ot Technology, R. Grepl, Academy of Sciences ofthe Czech Republic (Brno CZECH REPUBLIC)

COMPLEX DYNAMIC MODELING 0F MOBILE ROBOTR. Grepi, Academy ot Sciences of the Czech Republic. R. Vlach, Brno University of Technotogy (Brno CZECH REPUBLIC)

SESSION 1 3M (SE-06A)Monday, July 26, 200 PM - 3:45 PM, Palatine A

PASSIVE ENERGY DISSIPATION AND ACTIVE CONTROL - I

Sponsored by: Seismic Engineering Commillee

Published in PVP Vol. 486, SEISMIC ENGINEERING-2004

Developedby: S. Fujita, Tokyo Denki University (Toyko JAPAN), A. Sono,Kyoto Institute of Technology (Kyoto JAPAN)

Chair D. Furuya, Tokyo Metropolitan College of Technology (Tokyo JAPAN)

Vice Chair A. Sono, Kyoto Institute of Technology (Kyoto JAPAN)

MULTI-AXIAL HYSTERETIC MODELS 0F LAMINATEO RUBBER BEARINGSJ. Yoshida. Universit cf Yamanashi (Kofu JAPAN). M. Abc and Y. FujinoUniversity of Tokyo (Tokyo JAPAN)

FUNOAMENTAL STUDY 0F ACTIVE MASS OAMPER FOR HOUSES AGAINSTTRÂFFIC VIBRATIONY. Matsumoto et ai, Oi!es Corporation (Ashikaga. Tochigi JAPAN)

FUNDAMENTAL STUDY 0F ACTIVE MASS DAMPER FOR HOUSES AGAINSTTRAFFIC VIBRATION - SUBSTANTIATION TESTSO. Hasegawa, DILES Corp. (Tokyo JAPAN), T. Higashida, Sekisui House,LTD (Osaka JAPAN)

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AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY 0F BASE ISOLATION DEVICES USING SHAPEMEMORY ALLOY WIRESY. Yamashita, A. Masuda and A. Sono, Kyoto Institute ot Technology (KyotoJAPAN)

SESSION t3N (FSI-OSA)Monday, July 26, 2.00 PM - 345 PM, Athenia A

EXTREME LOADING - I

Sponsored bV: Fluid-Strutture Interaction Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 489, PROBLEMS INVOLVING THERMALHYORAULICS, LIOUID-SLOSHING, AND EXTREME LOAOS ON STRUCTURES

Dovelopedby: D. S. Precce, Sandia National Laboralories, (Aibuquerque,NM USA). H. S. Levine. Weidhnger Associates. (Los Altos,CA USA)

Chair D. S. Preoce, Sandia National Laboratories (Albuquerque, NM USA)

Vice Chair H. S. Levine. Weidhnger Associates (Les Altos, CAUSA)

A COMPUTATIONAL APPROACH TO ASSESSING BLAST DAMAGE INURBAN CENTERS USING AUTODYNM. S. Cowler and C. X. Quan, Century Dynamics Inc. (Concord, CAUSA)

DISCREFE ELEMENT METHO0 FOR MO0ELING PENENÂ11ONF. A. Tavarez and M. E. Plesha, University of Wisconsin-Madison (Madison.WI USA)

STRENGTH ESTIMÂTES FOR HIGH VELOCITT PENETRA11ON 0F GEOLOGICAL TARGETS 9V TNE COMPACTIDN RING THEORYC. Z. Nuckols and S. E. Joncs, University of Alabama (Tuscaloosa, AL USA)

DYNAMIC BUCKLING AND INSTABILITY IN SOIL AND SAND PENETRATIONS. E. Jones et ai, University of Alabama (Tuscaloosa, AL USA)

SESSION 1.30 (DA-Ol B)Monday, July 26, 200 PM - 3 45 PM, Athenia B

DESIGN AND ANALYSIS 0F VESSELS AND COMPONENTS - II: “RA INVESSEL DESIGN”

Sponsored by: Design and Analysis Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 477, DESIGN AND ANALYSIS 0F PRESSURE VESSELS, HEAT EXCHANGERS AND PIPING COMPONENTS

Developedby: D. H. Martens, Black & Veatch Pritchard Inc. (OveriandPark, KS USA), M. A. Porter, Dynamic Analysis (Lawrence,KS USA)

Chair D. H. Marions, Black & Veatch Pritchard Inc. (Overland Park, KS USA)

Vice Chair M. A. Porter. Dynamic Analysis (Lawrence, KS USA)

A METHOD FOR APPLYING AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROL TO THETRANSIENT FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS 0F A PRESSURE VESSEL UNDERCOING POSTWELD HEAT TREATMENTM. I. Sciascia, Becht Engineering Go. Inc. (Libeftj Corner. NJ USA)

CLARIFYING THE GREY AREA BETWEEN FEA. CODE AND EXPERIENCEBASED DESIGND. Florizone, MEG Woriey (Calgary. AB CANADA), D. Mair, Wortey (Melbourne AUSTRALIA)

ON THE PERFORMANCE 0F A COMMERCIAL FINITE ELEMENT CODE INMULTI-PASS WELDING SIMULATIOND. E. Katsareas, C. Ohms and A. G. Youtsos, Institute for Energy (Petten NL)

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SESSION 1.30 (DA-Ol B) (continuedj

TRANSIENT THERMAL FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS BASED ON FIELD MEASURED DATA AND THE IMPACT ON FATIGUEK. D. Kirkpatrick et al. Fluor Inc. (Houston, TX USA)

SESSION 1.3P(QA-1OB, MF-11B)Monda)’. *)‘y 26, 200 PM -3 45 PM, D&ob; A.

FITNESS FOR SERVICE AND UFE MANAGEMENT 0F PIPING SYSTEMS

Sponsored by: Design and Analysis Committec and Materials and Fabrication Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 471, FITNESS FOR SERVICE, LIFE EXTENSION,REMEDIATION, REPAIR. AND FROSION/C0RR0SION ISSUES FOR PRESSURE VESSELS ANO COMPONENTS

Developedby: Y. Takagi, Tokyo Electric Power Company (YokohamaJAPAN); M. J. Cohn, Aptech Engineering Services, Inc.(Sunnyvale, CA USA)

Chair M. J. Cohn, Aptech Engineering SeMces, Inc. (SunnaIe, CA USA)

Vice Chair C. D. Rcdery, P Petrochemicals (Alvin, fl USA)

AN ESTIMATOR FOR THE INFLUENCE 0F SERVICE TEMPERATURE ONCREEP RUPTURE LIFEM. J. Cohn, Aptech Engineering Services, Inc. (Sunnyvale, CAUSA)

CHARACTEHISTICS 0F REPAIR WELDS ON AGED 2.25CR-1MO STEEL FORCREEP AND CREEP-FATIGUE APPLICATIONSY. Takagi et ai, Tokyo Electric Power Company (Yohohama JAPAN)

STANDARDIZATIDN 0F ACOUSTIC EMISSION TESTING 0F FOSSIL POWERPLANT SEAM WELDED HIGH ENERGY PIPINGJ. Rodgers, Acoustic Emission Consuiting, Inc. (Fair Oaks, CAUSA)

SESSION 1.30 (CS-OSB)Monday, JuIy 26, 2:00 PM - 3.45 PM. Delphi B

WHAT’S NEW IN CODES AND STANDARDS - II

Sponsored by: Codes and Siandards Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 480, PRESSURE VESSEL AND PIPING CODES ANDSTANDARDS-2004

Developedby: M. D. Rana, Praxair. Inc. (Tonawanda, NY USA)

Chair R. W. Barnes, Anric Enterprises Inc. (Toronto, ON CANADA)

Vice Chair M. D. Rana, Praxair, Inc. (Tonawanda, NY USA)

APPLICATION EXPERIENCES 0F ASME NUCLEAR CODES IN KOREAS. P. Choi. Korea Power Engineering Company. Inc. (Kveonggi-Do KOflEA),N. H. Kim, Korea Electric Association (Seoul KOREA)

WHATS NEW IN ASME SECTION III, NUCLEAR PRESSURE CODER. W. Barnes, Anric Enterprises Inc. (Toronto. ON CANADA)

WHATS NEW IN ASME SECTION XI, RULES FOR INSER VICE INSPECTION0F NUCLEAR POWER PLANT COMPDNENTSG. C. Park, Nuclear Management Co. (Palo, LA USA)

SESSION t3S (SE-01 B)Monday. Juiy 26. 200 PM -345 PM, Palatine B

SEISMIC STNUCTURE/SYSTEM RESPONSES-EXPERIMENTAL AND ANALYTICAL STUDIES - I

Sponsored by: Seismic Engineering Commlttee

Publlshed in PVP Vol. 486, SEISMIC ENGINEERING - 20fl4Developedby: J. C. Chen, Lawrence Livermore National Lahoratory (Liver

more, CA USA)

Chair; S. C. Lu, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Livermore, CAUSA)

Vice Chair: J. C. Chen, Lawrence Livermore National Lahoratory (Livermore. CA USA)

EXPERIMENTAL VERIFICATIDNS ON SEISMIC RESPONSE CONTRDL 0FTALL STRUCTURES BY MULTIPLE TUNED LIOUID DAMPERSH. N. Li and Y. Jia, Shenayang Architectural and Civil Engineering Institute(Shenyang CHINA), S. Y. Wang. Dalian University ut Technology (DalianCHINA)

EFFECT 0F COINCIOENT RESPONSE 0F STRUCTURES SUBJECTED TOHORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL GROUND MOTIONS ON EVALUATION 0FPEAR RESPONSET. Taniguchi. Tottori University (Tottori JAPAN). M. Takeshita. Shimane Prefecture Government (Shimane JAPAN)

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ACCURACY 0F SHOCK RESPONSE IN TIME HISTORY ANALYSISS. Y. Chang, National Taipei University ol Technoiogy (Taipei TAIWA.N)

RECENT OEVELOPMENTS IN THE SEISMIC ANALYSIS 0F MULTIPLY SUPPORTED PIPING SYSTEMSA. Gupta, North Carohna State University (Raleigh, NC USA)

FOYER - NDE DEMONSTRATION FORUM

BI0CR 1.4: Monday, JuIy 26 (4:00 PM — 5:45 PM)

SESSION 1 .4A (TUT-01G)Monday July 25, 4 00 PM - 545 PM, Salon A

TUTORIAL; INTRODUCTION TO FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS

Sponsored by: The PVP Division Conterence Committee

Presented by: J. L. Gordon, Bechtel Bettis Inc., R. G. Sauve. Atomic Energyot Canada Ltd.

SESSION 1.4B (CT-06C)Monday, July 26, 4:00 PM - 5.45 PM, Salon B

ANALYSIS 0F 8OLTED JOINT - III

Sponsored by: Computer Technologies Cummilice

Published in PVP Vol. 478, ANAIXSIS 0F BOLTED JOINTS

DeL’eloped by: H. Kcckelmann. University ot Stuttgart (Stuttgart GERMANY);T. Sawa, University ot Yamanashi (Yamanashi JAPAN)

Chair J. R. Payne, JPAC (Long Valley, NJ USA)

Vice Chair H. Kockelmann. University of Stuttgart. (Stuttgart GERMANY)

STRESS ANALYSIS 0F THE 46-INCH REACTOR FEEOIEFFLUENT EXCHANGERC. Alexander et al. Stress Engineering Services. ln.. (Houston, TX USA)

FEM STRESS ANALYSIS ANO SEALING PERFORMANCE 0F A BDLTEDFLANGE JOINT WITH A COVER PLATE SUBJECTED TO INTERNAL PRESSURET. Sawa and R. Higuchi, Yamanashi University (Yamanashi JAPAN)

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SESSION 1.40 (CT-OSC) (continued)

LOAD FACTOR BASED CALCULATION FOR BOLT LOAD ANO GASKET LOAOCHANGES DUE TO INTERNAL PRESSURES. Nagata et ai, Toyo Engineering Corporation (Chiba JAPAN)

THE REDUCTION 0F DOLT LOAD IN DOLTED FLANGE JOINTS DUE TO GASKET CREEP-RELAXATION CHARACTERISTICST. Kobayashi and K. Hamano, Numazu College of Technology (ShizuokaJAPAN)

SESSION 1.4C (FSI-02C)Monoay, JuIy 26. 1’OO PM - 5 15 PM Salcn C

THE 8TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNOLOGY INFLUIDS, STRUCTURES, AND FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS -

ADVANCES IN FLUID DYNAMICS - III; MICRO FLUIDICS

Sponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction Technical Committee

Pubtished in PVP Vol. 485, PROCEEDINGS 0F THE SYMPOSIUM

Symposium Organizers: W. L. Cheng, Mech. Comp. Inc. (Sunnyvale. CAUSA), A. E. Holdo. University of Henfordshire(Herts UK)

Session Oeveioped by: A. E. Holdo, University ut Hertfordshire (HertsUK), M. Fischer, Technicai Consultant (MùnchenGERMANY)

Chair S. J. Wakes, Otago University (Dunedin NEW ZEALAND)

Vice Chair S. ltoh, Kumamoto University (Kumamoto JAPAN)

INVITED LECTURE; MICRO FLUIDICS USING NOVEL MATERIALS(K EY N O T E )M. Tracey, University ut Herltordshire (Herts UK)

MICRO FLUIDICS MDDELLING USINa COMPUTATIONAL FLUID OYNAMICSA. E. Hoido, University ot Hertfordshire (Herts UK)

THE EFFECT 0F COMPUTER AIDED ENGINEERING, CAE, INDUCED SURFACE IMPERFECTIONSS. Eggieton and A. E. Holdo, University of Hedfordshire (Herts UK)

AN APPROXIMATE ANALYTICAL SOLUTION TO FLAME LENGTH IN A VENTILATED ROOMA. Awad and R. K. Calay, University of Hertfordshire (Herts UK)

SESSION 1.4D (FSI-07C)Monday, July 26, 4’OO PM -545 PM, Salon D

5TK INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIESFOR FLUID[IHEHMAUSTRESS SYSTEMS WITN INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS - MULTI-SCALE AND MULTI-PHYSICS APPLICATIONS - I

Sponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction Technical Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 491, PROCEEOINGS 0F THE SYMPOSIUM

Session Developedby: C. R, Kleijn, Deltt University of Technclogy (DeIttTHE NETHERLANDS). S. Kawano. Tohoku University (Sendai JAPAN)

Chair G. Papadakis. Kings College London (London UK)

‘lice Chair V. Kudriavsev. CFD Canada Çïoromo CANADA)

NANOTECHNOLOGY; AN OVERVIEW AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR COMPUTATIONAL MODELING (KEYNOTE)M. Me’appan, NASA Ames Research Center (Moflett Fietd, CA USA)

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COMPUTATIONAL MODELING 0F LASER INDUCED HEATINGA, J. Reich, CFD Research Corporation (Huntsville, AL USA)

HEAT TRANSFER ANALYSIS 0F THE CURING PROCESS ON AN ORGANICPAINT STRIP LINEN. P. Lavery and S. G. R. Brown, University ut Wales Swansea (SwanseaUK)

THREE-DIMENSIONAL NUMERICAL SIMULATION ANO PERFORMANCESTUDY 0F AN INOUSTRIAL STATIC MIXER USING PSEUDO-PLASTIC FLUIOSR. K. Rahmani . T. G. Keith and A. Ayasouti, fle University ut Toiedo (To!edo, OH USA)

COMPUTATIONAL ANALYSIS 0F HEAT TRANSFER ENHANCEMENT DUE TORECTANGULAR RIBS IN A TURBULENT DUCT FLDWA. Chaube, P. K. Sahoo and S. C. Solanki, indian Institute of TechnologyRoorkee (Roorkee INDIA)

SESSION L4E (OAC-02B)Monday, Juiy 26. 4 03 PM - 5 45 PM. Salon E

AGING MANAGEMENT ANO LICENSE RENEWAL- II

Sponsored by; Operations, Applications, and Camponents Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 487, AGING MANAGEMENT AND LICENSE RENEWAL

Developedby: M. H. Sanwarwalla, Sargent & Lundy LLC (Chicago, ILUSA), V. N. Shah, Argonne National Laboratory (Argonne,IL USA)

Chair T. Tahara, Petroleum Association ut Japan (Tokyo JAPAN)

Vice Chair M. Brumvosky, NRI (Rez, CZECH REPUBLIC)

AGING MANAGEMENT PROGRAM: COMPARISON BETWEEN EDF METHODOLOGYAND US GALL REPORTC. Faidy, EDF (Cedex FRANCE)

FATIGUE RELIABILITY ASSESSMENT AND UPDATING WITH ON-LINE NON-DESTRUCTIVE INSPECTIONS FOR PRESSURE VESSELSG. Chen, South China University ot Technology (Guangzhou CHINA)

NRC REVIEW 0F TIME-LIMITING AGING ANALYSES FOR LICENSE RENEWAL APPLICATIONSJ. Medott et aI, USNRC (Washington DC USA)

TIME LIMITED AGING ANALYSIS REOUIREMENTS FOR LICENSE RENEWALFOR US NUCLEAR POWER PLANTSM. Sanwarwalla, Sargent & Lundy LLC (Chicago, IL USA)

SESSION t4F (SERAD-02)Monday Juiy 26. 4 00 fI- 5 45 PM. Salon F

SIS APPLICATION TO KIGK PRESSURE PIPELINES ANO PRESSURE VESSELS

Sponsored by: Satety En9ineerinq and Risk Anatysis Division (SERAO)

Published in PVP Vol. 488, RISK AND RELIABILITV ANO EVALUATION 0FCOMPONENTS AND MACHINERY

Developed by: L. Sweet. DNV Consulting (Houston. W USA)

Chair W. W. Doerr, FM Global Research (Nor,vood. MA USA)

HIGH INTEGRIW PROTECTIVE SYSTEMSB. A. Zacharj and A. E. Summers. SIS-TECH Soiutions (Houston, TX USA)

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SESSION I .4F (SERAD-02) (continued)

HIE ASSIGNMENT 0F 511 TARGETS TO OVERPRESSURE PROTECTION INREACTIVE SYSTEMSK. A. Dejmek and K. A. Wehrman, Baker Engineering and Risk Consultants,Inc. (Staftord, TX USA)

JUSTIFYING THE USE 0F HIGH INTEGRITY PRESSURE PROTECTION SYSTEMS (HIPPS)E. M. Marszal and K. J. Mitchell, Exida (Columbus, OH USA)

SESSION 1.4H (NDE-O1B)Monday, JuIy 26, 400 PM -545 PM, San Remo

ULTRASONIC NUE - II

Sponsored tiy: NUE Enqineerinq Division Commiltee

Published in PVP Vol. 484, RECENT ADVANCES IN NON-DESTRUCTIVETESTING ANO INSPECTION

Developedby: T. Hayashi, Nagoya Institute ot Technology (Nagoya, Aichi,JAPAN), Y. H. Cho, Pusan National Universily (PusanKOREA)

Chair: T. Hayashi, Nagoya institute of Technolagy (Nagoya, Atchi JAPAN)

Vice Chair: I. K. Park, Seoul National University of Technoiogy (SeoulKOREA)

AUTOMATEO ULTRASONIC INSPECTION 0F PRESSURE VESSEL WELOSM. Moles, RID Tech (ON CANADA), S. Labbé, BlD Tech (OC CANADA)

DEFECT SIZING IN PIPELINE WELOS — WHAT CAN WE REALLY ACHIEVE?M. Moies, RID Tech (ON CANADA)

HIGH S/N RATIO GUIDEO WAVE INSPECTION 0F PIPE USING CHIRPPULSE COMPRESSIONK. Toiyama et ai, Western Industrial Research Institule of Hiroshima Prefecture (Hiroshima JAPAN)

ELASTIC GUIDED WAVES IN COMPOSITE PIPESY. H. Cho et ai, Pusan National University (Pusan KOREA)

NON-CONTACT TUBE INSPECTION TECHNIQUE USING LASER GENERATION 0F GUIDED WAVE AND ITS RECEPTION BY AIR-COUPLED TRANSDUCERK. Y. Jhang et ai, Han Yang University (Seoui KDREA)

SESSION 1.41 (OAC-O1C)Monday, July 26, 4:00 PM - 5:45 AM, Porto fine A

TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL 0F RADIOACTIVE MATERIAIS III: REGULATORY ISSUES

Sponsored by: The Operations, Applications, and Components Commitlee

Published in PVP Vol. 483, TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL0F RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS

Developedby: N. K. Gupta, Westinghouse Savannah River Company(Aiken, SC USA), A. C. Smith, Westinghouse SavannahRiver Company (Aiken, SC USA)

Chair J. G. Arbital, BWXT Y-12, LLC (Oak Ridge, TN USA)

Vice Chair: A. C. Smith, Westinghouse Savannah River Company (Aiken,SC USA)

AN UPDATE ON RAMPAC.COM, THE DEPARTMENT 0F ENERGY’S WEB-SITE FOR INFORMATION ON RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL PACKAGINGS.J. Primeau, EagIe Research Group (Germantown, MD USA)

DEVELOPING 0UALITY ASSURANCE PROGRAMS THAT SATISFY 10 CFR71, SUBPART H AND DEPARTMENT 0F ENEROY REQUIREMENTS FORPACKAGING ORGANIZATIONS AT DEPARTMENT 0F ENERGY SITESE. M. Ryan and E. W. Russell Jr., Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory(Livermore, CAUSA)

RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL TRANSPORTATION CONSIDERATIONS WITHRESPECT TO DOE 3013 STORAGE CONTAINERSS. J. Hensel, T. T. Wu, and B. R. Seward, Westinghouse Savannah RiverCompany (Aiken, SC USA)

VALIDATION 0F THE STRESS CORROSION CRACKING MODEL FOR HIGHLEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE PACKAGESS. C. Lu, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Livermore, CA USA), G.M. Gordon, Framatome ANP (Las Vegas, NV USA), and P. L. Andresen, GEGlobal Research (Schenectady, NY USA)

SESSION 1.4J (CT-O1B)Monday, JuIy 26, 4:00 PM - 545 PM, Porto fho B

ISSUES RELATED TO NONLINEAR FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS - II

Sponsored by: Computer Technaloqies Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 482, COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS

Developedby: R. Sauvé and G. Morandin, Atomic Energy cf Canada(Toronto, ON Canada)

Chair R. G. Sauvé, Atomic Energy of Canada (Toronto, ON Canada)

Vice Chair N. Badie, Atomic Energy of Canada (Toronto, ON Canada)

SIMULATION 0F BUCKLING INSTABILITY 0F A LARGE OEFORMATIONTWISTING OPERATIOND. Metzger et ai, McMaster University (Hamilton, ON CANADA)

NONLINEAR DYNAMIC EXPLICIT SIMULATION 0F A BLAST LOAD ON ABUILDINGS. Khajehpour et ai, Atomic Energy of Canada (Toronto, ON CANADA)

PREDICTION 0F TRIMMING PROCESS PARAMETERS IN ALUMINUMSHEET MATERIALS USING FE METHODO. Situ et ai, McMaster University (Hamilton, ON CANADA)

OEFORMATION BEHAVIOUR 0F A TRANSVERSELY LOADED GARTERS PR IN GB. Leitch, Atomic Energy of Canada (Chaik River, ON CANADA)

INFLUENCE 0F YIELD CRITERIA ON THE PREDICTION 0F SHEAR LOCALIZATION CONSIDERING THE INHOMOGENEOUS DISTRIBUTION 0FMICROSTRUCTUREX. Duan et ai, McMaster University (Hamilton, ON CANADA)

SESSION t4K (MF-05B)Monday, July 26, 4:00 PM - 545 PM, Mykonos A

APPLICATION 0F FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILURE ASSESSMENT - II

Sponsored by: Materials and Fabrication Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 474, FRACTURE METH000IOGIES AND MANUFACTURING PROCESSES

Deveioped by.’ P. S. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory (Aiken, SCUSA), D. P. G. Lidbury, Serco Assurance (Warrington,Cheshire UK)

Chair J. A. Wang, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (Oak Ridge, TN USA)

Vice Chair P. 5. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory (Aiken, SCUSA)

SESSION 1.4k (MF-05B) (continued)

CRACK OPENING AREA FOR AN ISOLATED CRACK SUBJECTED TO A SYMMETRIC MODE I STRESS DISTRIBUTIONE. Smith, Manchester University - UMIST (Manchester UK)

TRANSIENT ANALYSIS 0F A PROPAGATING CRACK SUBJECTED TODYNAMIC CONCENTRATED LOADING IN A PIEZOELECTRIC SOLID (PRESENTATION ONLY)Y. S. Ing, Tamkang University (Taipei TAIWAN)

STRESS ANALYSIS 0F AN ELASTIC CRACKED LAYER BONDED TO A VISCOELASTIC SUBSTRATEC. K. Chao and C. C. Hsiao, National Taiwan University ol Science and Technoiogy (Taipei TAIWAN)

MECHANISMS AND MODELING COMPARING HB7 AND A723 HIGHSTRENGTH PRESSURE VESSEL STEELSE. Troiano, et ai, U. S. Army Benét Laboratories (Watervhet, NY USA)

SESSION t4L(MF-O1B)Monday, July 26, 4:00 PM - 5.45 PM, Mykonos B

OPTIMIZED MANUFACTURING TECHNIQUES FOR ENHANCED PERFORMANCE- Il

Sponsored by: Materials ami Fabrication Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 474, Fracture Methodologies and ManutacturingPro cesses

Developed by: A. J. Duncan and K. Subramanian, Savannah River NationalLaboratory (Aiken, SC USA)

Chair K. Subramanian, Savannah River National Laboratory (Aiken, SCUSA)

Vice Chair A. J. Duncan, Savannah River National Laboratory (Aiken, SCUSA)

FlOT ISOSTATIC PRESSING 0F AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEEL POWDERSFOR PRESSURE REFAINING EOUIPMENTW. B. Burdett, RoNs-Royce Marine (Derby ENGLAND)

INFLUENCE 0F THE CUrLING VARIABLES ON THE SURFACE ROUGHNESS0F ALLOY STEELS MACHINED WITK CYLINDRICAL GRINDINGZ. Cassier et ai, Universidad Simén Bolivar (Caracas VENEZUELA)

DESIGN OPTIMIZATION 0F MAGNETIC COUPLING USING GENEFIC ALGORITHM AND 20 FEM MODEIP. Krejci and C. Ondrusek, Brno University of Technoiogy (Brno CZECHREPU BL1C)

SESSION 1.4M (SE-06B)Monday, July 26, 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM, Palatine A

PASSIVE ENERGY DISSIPATION AND ACTIVE CONTROL - Il

Sponsored by: Seismic Engineering Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 486, SEISMIC ENGINEERING-2004

Developedby’ S. Fulita, Tokyo Denki University (Toyko JAPAN), A. Sone,Kyoto institute of Technology (Kyoto JAPAN)

Chair O. Furuya , Tokyo Metropolitan College of Technoiogy (TokyoJAPAN)

Vice Chair A. Sone, Kyoto Institute ot Technoiogy (Kyoto JAPAN)

VIBRATION CONTROL 0F STRUCTURES BY USING MULTI-DEGREE-OFFREEDOM DYNAMIC ABSORBERD. iba, A. Sono and A. Masuda, Kyoto institute ot Technoiogy (Kyoto Japan)

WHIRL VIBRATION CONTROL 0F WINDER BY USING SIMPLY SUPPORTEDDYNAMIC ABSORBERD. iba et ai, Kyoto institute of Technology (Kyoto JAPAN

VIBRATION CONTROL PERFORMANCE 0F DAMPING COUPLED TUNEDMASS DAMPERSN. Masaki and H. Hirata, Bridgestone Corporation (Yokohama, KanagawaJAPAN)

HIGH PERFORMANCE PASSIVE DAMPER WITK INGENIOUS HYDRAULICVALVE SYSTEMY. Matsunaga, Kajima Technicai Research institute (Tokyo JAPAN)

SESSION 1.4N (FSI-06B)Monday, Ju1y26, 4:00 PM - 5.45 PM, Athenia A

EXTREME LOADING - Il

Sponsored by: Fiuid-Structure Interaction Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 480, PROBLEMS INVOLVING THERMAL-HYDRAULICS, LIQUID-SLOSHING, AND EXTREME L0ADS ON STRUCTURES

Developedby: M. L. Hughes, Auburn University (Auburn, AL USA), S. E.Jones, University 0f Alabama (Tuscaloosa, AL USA)

Chair M. L. Hughes, Auburn University (Auburn, AL USA)

Vice Chair S. E. Jones, University ot Alabama (Tuscaloosa, AL USA)

FINITE ELEMENT MODEIING 0F BRINELL AND HARDNESS TESTING INMETALSW. K. Rule, SUNY Oswego (Oswego, NY USA)

PERIDYNAMIC MODEIING 0F IMPACT DAMAGES. A. Siiihng, Sandia National Laboratories (Aibuquerque, NM USA)

BUILET IMPACT ON STEEL AND KEVLAR@/STEEL ARMOR-COMPUTERMODELING AND EXPERIMENTAL DATAD. S. Preece, Sandia National Laboratories (Aibuquerque, NM USA)

SESSION 1.40 (DA-O1C)Monday. July 26, 400 PM- 5.45 PM, Athenia B

DESIGN AND ANALYSIS 0F VESSELS AND COMPONENTS - III: INVESTIGATING CYLINDER TO CYLINDER INTERSECTIONS

Sponsored by: Design ami Analysis Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 477, DESIGN AND ANALYSIS 0F PRESSURE VESSELS, HEAT EXCHANGERS AND PIPING C0MPONENTS

Developedby: T. G. Seipp, Fluor Canada Ltd. (Caigary, AB CANADA), M. A.Porter, Dynamic Analysis (Lawrence, KS USA)

Chair T. G. Seipp, Fluor Canada Ltd. (Caigary, AB Canada)

Vice Chair M. A. Porter, Dynamic Analysis (Lawrence, <S USA)

GUIDELINES FOR FEA MODELING 0F CYLINDER-TO-CYLINDER INTERSECTIDNL. Xue and G. E. 0. Widera, Marquette University (Milwaukee, Wl USA)

REDUCTION IN STRESSES SHOWN IN PIPING PROGRAMS IN LARGEDIAMETER PIPE BRANCH CONNECTIONS BY APPLYING FLEXIBILITIESCOMPUTED BY SHELL FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSISR. A. Robieto, KBR (Houston, TX USA)

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A THIN SHELL THEORETICAL SOLUTION FOR TWO INTERSECTING CYLINDRICAL SHELLS DUE TO EXTERNAL BRANCH PIPE MOMENTM. Xue, D. F. Li anti K. C. Hwang, Tsinghua University (Beijing CHINA)

COMPARISON 0F LIMIT LOAD, LINEAR AND NONLINEAR FE ANALYSES 0FSTRESSES IN A I.ARGE NOULE TO SHELL OIAMSIR RATIO APPLICATIONM. A. Porter. Dynartic AnalysS (Lawrence, KS USA). S. R. Massey anti D.H. Martens, Black & Veatch Prtchard Corporation (Overland Park, 1<5 USA)

SESSION 1.40 (CS-05C)Mcnoay, Ju;y 26. 4 GOPM - 5 45 PM, 0e,ph: 8

WHAT’S NEW IN CODES AND STANDARDS - III

Spansoreti by; Cades and Standards Cammittee

Publisheti PVP Val. 480, PRESSURE VESSEL AND PIPING CODES ANOSTANDARDS-2004

Developed by: M. D. Rana, Praxair, Inc. (Tonawanda, NY USA)

Chair G. Karcher, Consultant (Little Egg Harbor, NJ USA)

Vice Chair M. D. Rana, Praxair, Inc. (Tonawanda, NY USA)

WHAT’S NEW IN ASME SECTION VIII PRESSURE VESSEL CODET. P. Pastor, Hadiord Steam Boiler Co. (Hartiord, CT USA)

COMPARATIVE STUDY EN-13445 / ASME SECTION VIII DISION I & 2R. Preiss, TUV (Vienna AUSTRIA), J. L. Zeman, Vienna University of Technoiogy, Gusshausstr (Vienna AUSTRIA)

BACKGROUND AND SUMMARY 0F REVISIDN TD APPENDIX M 0F ASMESECTION VIII. DIVISION 1: STOP VALVES LDCATED IN THE PRESSURERELIEF PATKR. Basile. ExxonMobil Research anti Engineering Co. (Fairfax, VA USA), C.Rodery, RP Chemicals (Alvin. TX USA)

WHAT’S NEW IN ASME 831.3 PIPING CODEC. Becht IV, Becht Engineering Company (Liberty Corner, NJ USA)

SESSION lAS (SE-01 C)Monday, JuIy 26, 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM. Palatine B

SEISMIC STRUCTURE/SYSTEM RESPDNSES . EXPERIMENTAL AND ANALYTICAL STUDIES II

Spansoreti by; Seismic Enqineering Committee

Publisheti in PVP Vol. 486, SEISMIC ENGINEERING -2004

Developedby: J. C. Chen, Uwrence Livermore National Laboratorj (Livermore, CA USA)

Chair G. Roussel. AVN (Brussels BELGIUM)

Vice Chair C. S. Tsai, Feng Chia University (Taichung TAIWAN)

AN ASSESSMENT 0F SIMPLIFIED VS. DETAILED METH000LOGIES FORSSI ANALYSES 0F DEEPLY EMBEDDED STRUCTURESJ, Xu et ai, Brookh.aven National Lahoratow (Upton. NY USA)

CRITICAL 5011-STRUCTURE INTERACTION ANALYSIS CONSIUERATIONSFOR SEISMIC QUALIFICATION 0F SAFETY EQUIPMENTO. A. Hossain, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Livermore. CAUSA)

PRELIMINARY STUDY ON THE FRAGILITY 0F BUILDING STRUCTURES INTAIWANW. I. Uao anti B. H. Lee National University ot Kaohsiung (Kaohsiung TAIWAN), C. H. Loh, National Taiwan University (Taipel TAIWAN)

SOLUTIONS TD DESIGN DISPLACEMENTS 0F BASE ISOLATION CODE INTA I WANB. J. Chen et at, Earthquake Proot System, Inc. (Taichung TAIWAN)

FOYER - NDE DEMONSTRATI0N FORUM

TUESDAY, JULY 27

Block 2.1: Tuesday, JUIy 27(8:30 AM — 10:15 AM)

SESSION 21A (TUT-02A)Tuesday, JuIy 27, 830 AM- 1215 PM, Salon A

TUTDRIAL: PIPING DESIGN TO ASME B&PV CODE SECTION III

Sponsored by: The PVP Division Conterence Committee

Presented by: G. C. Siagis, G. C. Slagis Associates, Pleasant Hill, CA USA

SESSION 218 (CT-06D)Tuesday. Juiy27, 830A&l- 10 ISAM. Sac-B

ANALYSIS 0F BOLTED JOINT - IV

Sponsored by: Computer Technologies Commlttee

Pubtished in PVP Vol. 478. ANAI..YSIS 0F BOLTED JOINTS

Developed by: A. Bouziti. Ecole de Technologie Superieure (Montreal, OCCANADA); T. Sawa, University of Yamanashi (YamanashiJAPAN)

Chair T. Sawa, University nI Vamanashi (Vamanashi JAPAN)

Vice Chair H. Kockelmann, University ot Stuttgart, (Stuttgart GERMANY)

DETERMINATION 0F GASKET EFFECTIVE WIDTH BASED ON LEAKAGEA. Bouziti et ai, Ecote de Technologie Superieure (Montreat, Ouehec CANADA)

THE EFFECT 0F GASKET CONTACT STRESS DISTRIBUTION ON RIE TIGHTNESS ESTIMATION 0F PIPE FLANGE CONNECTIONS USING FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSISY. Shoji, ABAOUS. Inc. (Tokyo JAPAN)

EFFECTS 0F FLANGE ROTATION ON THE SEALING PERFORMANCE 0FPIPE FLANGE CONNECTIONST. Takaki et al. Kobe University (Kobe JAPAN)

SESSION 2.1C (FSI-02D, OAC-08)Tuesday, Juiy 27, 8 3OAM- 10 15 AM Salon C

THE 8TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMEHGtNS TECHNOLOGY INFLUIDS, STRUCTURES, AND FLUIO-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS - LEAKTEST AND ANALYSIS TECHNOLDGY

Sponsored by: The Fluiti-Structure Interaction, anti the Operations, Applications, anti Components Committees

Published in PVP Vol. 485, PROCEEOINGS 0F THE SYMPOSIUM

(continued)

SESSION 2.IC (FSI.02D, OAC.O8) (continued)

Symposium Organizers: W. L. Cheng, Mech. Comp. Inc. (Sunnyvale, CAUSA), A. E. Holdo, University ni Hertiordshire(Fichs UK)

Session Developed by: R. S. Hainer, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Livermore. CA USA). W. L. Cheng. Mech.Comp. Inc. (Sunnyvale. CAUSA)

Chair A. E. Holdo. University nI Hertfordshire (Herts UK)

Vice Chair Y. T. Sasaki, Quantum Mechanics Corporation (Sonoma CA

SEAL MONITORING SYSTEM FOR AN EXPLOSIVE CONTAINMENT VESSELJ, W. Pastmak et ai, Lawrence Liuermore National Laboratory (Livermore.CA USA)

HELIUM LEAK TESTING BETWEEN E-11 AND E-15 cals: THEORY ANOAPPLICATIONY. T. Sasaki, Quantum Mechanics Corporation (Sonoma, CAUSA)

MODELING 0F A CAS LEAKAGE INCLUDING DROPLET TRANSPORTG. PoIanco anti A. E. Holdo, University of Hertiortishire (Herts UK)

COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMIC SIMULATION 0F HIGK ASPECT RATIOCROSS-SECTIONAL ORIFICE JETS: SHAPE 0F THE GASKET ON THE INTERNAL FLOWS. J. Wakes, University nI Otago (Dunedin NEW ZEALAND)

SESSION 2.1 D (FSI-07L)Tuesday, Juiy27, 8:3OAM - 70 ISAM, Salon D

5TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTATIDNAL TECHNOLOGIESFOR FLUID/THERMAL/STRESS SYSTEMS WITH INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS - BIOMEDICAL APPLICATIDNS

Spansoreti by: FIuid-Structure Interaction Technical Cammittee

Published in PVP Vol. 491, PROCEEDINGS 0F THE SYMPOSIUM

Session Developed by: V. Kudriavtsev, CFD Canada (Toronto CANADA), S.Kawano, Tohoku University (Sendai JAPAN)

Chair Z. J. Zhai, University of Colorado (Boulder, CD USA)

Vice Chair C. R. Kleijn, Delft University of Technology (Delft THEN ETH ER LAN D S

COMPUTATIONAL SIMULATION 0F FLOW IN A DISSECTING AORTICANEURYSM RECONSTRUCTED FROM UT IMAGESM. Walanabe anti T. Matsuzawa, Japan Advanced Institute Science antiTechnology ((shikawa JAPAN)

COMPUTATIONAL SIMULATION 0F FLOW TO IMPROVE FLUIOIC STABILIW IN CATARACT SURGERY SYSTEMSJ. Kim et al. Doheney Eye Institute (Los Angeles, CAUSA)

NUMERICAL SIMULATION 0F BL000 FLDW THROUGH STENOSED VESSELK. Onogi, K. Kohge anti K. Minemura. Nagoya Universiw (Nagoya JAPAN)

HEMOOYNAMIC5 0F ENO-TO-END FEMORAL BYPASS GRAFTA. Oiao, Beijing University nI TechnoTogy (Beijing CHINA), T. Matsuzawa,Japan Advanced Institute ot Science anti Technology (Ishikawa JAPAN)

HEMODYNAMIC PRESSURE INSTABILITIES AND ITS RELATION TOHEART AUSCULTATIONV. Kudriavtsev anti O. Saynina, CFD Canada (Toronto CANADA), V.Polyshchuk, Biosignetics Corp (Exeter, NH USA)

SESSION 2.1 E (OAC-02C)Tuesday, July 27, 8:30 AM - 10:15 AM, Salon E

AGING MANAGEMENT AND LICENSE RENEWAL - III

Spansoreti by: Operations, Applicatians, and Camponents Committea

Published in PVP Val. 487, AGING MANAGEMENT AND LICENSE RENEWAL

Developedby M. H. Sanwarwalla, Sargent & Lundy LIC (Chicago, ILUSA), G. Bezoikian, EDF Pole Industrie, (Saint DenisFR AN C E)

Chair F. Hedin, EDF, (Septen FRANCE)

Vice Chair G. Young. Entergy Nuclear (Russeliviile. AR USA)

CERTIFICATION PROGRAM FOR ASSESSING THE MECHANICAL INTEGRIW0F PRESSURE VESSEL SYSTEMSC. Alexander, Stress Engineering, Inc. (Houston, TIC USA)

NEUTRON EMBRIULEMENT 0F VVER-1000 AND 440/213 RPVS-LEARNINGFROM EC PROJECTS ON RPV INTEGRIWC. Rieg et ai, EC/JRC-IE (Petten NETHERLAND)

LIFE ASSESSMENT 0F COMPONENTS WITH UNDERCLAO CRACKS IN PWRN. Verdiere, Electricite de France (Cedex FRANCE)

LIFETIME MANAGEMENT 0F WWER REACTOR PRESSURE VESSELSM. Brumovsky, Nuclear Research Institute Rez pic (Rez, CZECH REPUBLIC)

SESSION 2.1F (DA-05A)Tuesday, Juiy 27, 8.30 AM- 7Q75 Atv( Salon F

DESIGN, ANALYSIS ANO MATERIALS FOR ELEVATED TEMPERATURES -

Sponsared by: Design and AnalysTs Commlttee

Published in PVP Vol. 472, ELEVATED TEMPERATURE DESIGN AND ANALYSIS, NON LINEAR ANALYSIS, PLASTIC COMPONENTS, THERMALFATIGUE AND FATiGUE

Developed by C. Becht IV, Becht Engineering Co., Inc. (Liberty Corner, NJUSA), N. Kasahara, Japan Nuclear Cycle Devetopment insutute (Ibaraki JAPAN)

Chair: N. Kasahara, Japan Nuclear Cycle Development Institute (tbarakiJAPAN)

Vice Chair R. Swindeman, Lockheed Martin Energy (Oak Ritige, TN USA)

VALIOITY 0F HIGH-TEMPERATURE STRENGTH STANDARDS FOR HEATRESISTANT STEELSF. Abe et aI, National Institute for Materials Science (Tsukuba JAPAN)

EXTRAPOLATION 0F SHORTER TIME CHEEP RUPTURE DATA USINa THEDAMAGE MECHANICS APPROACH 0F PENNYH. C. Furtado. CEPEL (Rio de Janeiro BRAZIL). I. Le May anti R. Peace. Metaiturgical Consulting Services Ltd. (Saskatoon CANADA)

ESTIMATION 0F THE FRACTURE MECHANICS PARAMETERS UNDER DISPLACEMENT-CONTROLLED CONDITIONST. Tokyoshi et ai, Mitsùoishi Heaw Industries, Ltd. (Nagasaki JAPAN)

USA)

SESSION 21H (SPC-01)Tuesday, Ju1y27, 8:3OAM- 10 ISAM, San Remo

STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION - I

Spansoreti tiy: Senate ot Past PVP Division Chairs(continued)

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SESSION 2.1 H (SPC-O1) (continued)

Published in PVP Vol. 473, KIGH PRESSURE TECHNOLOGY- 2004: INNOVATIONS AND AOVANCES IN HIGH PRESSURE EOUIPMENT

Deve!opedby: J. Sinnappan (Downers Grave, IL USA), H. Chung (Naperville, IL USA)

Chair H. Chung (Naperville, IL USA)

Vice Chair: A. G. Ware (Idaho Falis. ID USA)

A FUZZY APPROACH FOR DETERMINING A FEASIBLE POINT IN A CONSTRAINED PROBLEMT. Marier and J. Yang, The University 0f Iowa, (Iowa USA): S. S. Rao, University ot Miami. (FL USA)

FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE METHODLOGY BASED ON A VARIATIONAL FORMULATION IN PLASTTCFTÏH. Indermohan and R. Seshadri, Memorial University (St. John’s CANADA)

NONLINEAR FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS 0F A THREADED PIPE CONNECTIONF. Tasbhgoo. J. P. Caffrey and S. F. Masri. University cf Southern Cahtornia(Los Angeles. CA USA)

STUDY ON ESTIMATION METHOD FOR SEISMIC SAFErY MADGIN 0F 3DPIPING SYSTEM WITH DEGRADATION -ESTABLISHING ELASTO-PLASTICANALYSIS MODELA. Mikami, M. Udagawa and H. Takada, Yokohama National University(Kanagawa JAPAN)

SESSION 2.11 (OAC-O1 D)Tuesday, JuIy 27, 530 AM - 1015 AM, Porto fino A

TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL 0F RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS IV: THERMODYNAMIC ISSUES

Sponsored by: The Dperations, Applications, ami Components Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 483, TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL0F RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS

Oevefopedby: A. C. Smith, Westinghouse Savannah River Company(Aiken, SC USA), N. K. Gupta, Westinghouse SavannahRiver Company (Aiken, SC USA)

Chair S. J. Primeau, Eagle Research Group (Germantown, MD USA)

Vice Chair A. C. Smith. Westinghouse Savannah River Company (Aiken,5G USA)

PRESSURE INDICATION 0F 3013 INNER CONTAINER USING DIGITALRAOIOGRAPHYS. J. Hensei, Westinghouse Savannah River Company (Aiken, SC USA)

RADIDLYTIC HYDROGEN G VALUES FOR WASTE MATERIALSJ. G. Mcfadden. Duraiek Technical Services (Richiand, WA USA)

THERMAL RESPONSE 0F VARIOUS SPENT NUCLEAB FUEL TRANSPORTATION CASK DESIGNS TO THE 2001 BALTIMORE TUNNEL FIRE EVENTC. S. Bajwa et al. US. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (Rockvilie. MD USA)

MONTE CARLO SIMULATIONS TO DETERMINE FAILURE TEMPERATURESAND PRESSURES FOR 3013 OUTER CAN UNDER BOOM FIRE CONDITIONSN. K. Gupta and C. A. McKeel, Westinghouse Savannah River Company(Aiken, SC USA)

SESSION 2.1J (CT-04)Tuesday, JuIy 27, 8:30 AM- 10.15 AM, Portonhno B

NUMERICAL ALGORITHM

Sponsored by: Computer Technologies Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 482, COMPUTER TECKNOLOGY ANO APPLICATIONS

Deve!opedby: C. N. Chen, National Cheng Kung University (Tainan, Taiwan)

Chair C. N. Chen. National Cheng Kung University (Tainart, Taiwan)

Vice Chair C. L. Chow. University of Michigan-Dearborn (Dearborn. MlUSA)

DYNAMIC RESPONSES 0F FRAME STRUCTURES SOLVED USING USINGDOEM AND EDO BASED TIME INTEGRATION METHODC. N. Chen, National Cheng Kung University (Tainan, Taiwan)

DUT-0F-PLANE DEFLECTIONS 0F NONPRISMATTC CURVED BEAMS CONSIDERING THE EFFECT 0F SHEAR DEFORMATION SOLVED BY OQEMC. N. Chen. National Cheng Kung University (Tainan. Taiwan)

AN EFFIGIENT ALGORITKM FOR DAMAGE-GOUPLEO VISCO-PLASTICFATIGUE MODELA. H. Zhao and C. L. Chow. University of Michigan-Dearborn (Dearborn, MIUSA)

AN APPLICATION 0F MODIFIED PREDICTOR-CORRECTOR METHODM. Mestrovic, University of Zagreb (Zagreb CROATIA)

SESSION 2.1K (MF-05C)Tuesday, JuIy 27, 8:30 AM - 1015 AM, Mykonos A

APPLICATION 0F FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILURE ASSESSMENT-IlI

Sponsored by: Materials amI Fabrication Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 474, FRACTURE METH000LOGIES AND MANUFACTURING PROCESSES

Developedby: D. A. Scarth, Kinectrics, Inc. (Torontu, ON CANADA), K.Kashima, CRIEPI (Tokyo JAPAN)

Chair D. A. Scarth, Kinectrics, Inc. (Toronto, ON CANADA)

Vice Chair D. P. G. Lidbury, Serco Assurance (Warrington, Cheshire UK)

OELAYED HYDRIDE CRACKING INITIATION AT SIMULATEO SECONDARYFLAWS IN ZR-2.5 NB PRESSURE TUBE MATERIALJ. Cui et ai, Kioectrics Inc. (Toronto, ON CANADA)

DEVELOPMENT 0F WEIGHT FUNCTIONS FOR MODELLING DELAYEDHYDRIDE CRACKING INITIATION AT A BLUNT FLAWD. A. Scadh et aI, Kinectrics Inc. (Toronto, ON CANADA)

OEVELOPMENT 0F ANALYTICAL EVALUATION PROCEDURES AND ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA FOR PIPE WAI.L THINNING IN ASME CODE SECTION XIK. Hasegawa et ai, Hitachi. Ltd. (Hitachi-shi, Ibaraki-ken JAPAN)

GOMPARISON 0F FRACTURE METHODOLOGIES FOR FLAW STABILITYANALYSIS 0F STORAGE TANKSP. S. Lam and R. L. Sindelar. Westinghouse Savannah River Company(Aiken. SC USA)

SESSION 21L (MF-1OA)Tuesday Ju!y 27, 830 AM - iOI5AM, Mykonos 8

EUROPEAN R&D PROJEGTS - I

(continued)

SESSION 2.1 L (MF4 OA) (continued)

Sponsored by: Materials and Fabrication Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 475, FLAW EVALUATION, SERVICE EXPERIENCE,AND MATERIALS FOR HYDROGEN SERVICE

Oeveloped by: D. Moinereau, EDF (Les Renardières FRANCE), D. Lidbury,SERCO Assurance (Warrington, Cheshire UK)

Chair P. Le Delliou (EDF FRANGE)

Vice Chair D. Moinereau (EDF FRANCE)

STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY 0F DISSIMILAR WELDS: ADIMEW PROJECTO VERVIE WC. Faidy (EDF, SEPTEN. Villeurbanne FRANCE)

EXPERIMENTAL FOUR POINTS BENDING TEST ON A REAL SIZE BIMETALLIC WELDED PIPE: EUROPEAN PROJECT ADIMEWG. Martin and A. Mênard (EDF R&D, Les Renardières FRANCE)

ADIMEW TEST: ASSESSMENT 0F A CRACKED DISSIMILAR METAL WELDASSEMBLYJ. B. Wintle, B. Hayes and M. Gotdthorpe (TWI. Cambridge UK)

AOIMEW PROJECT: PREDICTION 0F DUCTILE TEARING 0F A CRACKED16” DISSIMILAR WELOJUNCTIONP. Gilles (Framatome’ANP. Paris FRANGE), J. Devaux (ESI. Lyon FRANCE),C. Faidy (EDF, SEPTEN, Villeurbanne FRANGE)

SESSION 21M (MF-07A)Tuesday, JuIy 27, 830 AM - 12:15 PM, Palatine A

EXPERIENCE WITK CREEP-STRENGTH ENHANCED FERRITIC STEELS - I

Sponsored by: Materials and Fabrication Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 476, EXPERIENCE WITH CREEP-STRENGTHENHANCED FERRITIC STEELS AND NEW AND EMERGING COMPUTATIONALM ETH O D S

Deve!opedby: M. Gold, Gold Metallurgical Services LLC (North Benton,OH USA), F. Masuyama, Kyushu Institute of Technology(Kitakyushu, JAPAN)

Chair M. Gold. Gold Metallurgical Services LLC (North Benton, OH USA)

Vice Chair F. Masuyama, Kyushu Institute o) Technology (KitakyushuJ A PA N

ISSUES 0F CONCERN TO ASME BOILER & PRESSURE VESSEL COMMIT-TEE TG ON CREEP-STRENGTH ENHANCEO FERRITIC STEELS, AND REMEOIES UNDER CONSIDERATION (PRESENTATION ONLY)J. F. Henry, Alstom Power, Inc. (Chattanooga. TN USA)

PROPERTIES AND WORKABILIW 0F NEW CREEP-STRENGTN ENHANCEDSTEELS KNDWN AS GRADES 23, 24, 911, AND 92WBendick et al. Salzgitter Mannesmann Forschung GmbH (Duisburg GERMANY)

INFLUENCE 0F STRESS ON DEGRADATION AND LIFE PREDICTION 0FHIGH STRENGTH FERRITIC STEELSK. Kimura et al. National Institute for Materials Science (Tokyo JAPAN)

CREEP PROPERTIES 0F GR.g1 CASTING AND FORGING WITH KIGHRESIOUAL ELEMENTSF. Masuyama et al. Kyushu Institute o) Technology (Kitakyushu JAPAN)

SESSION 21N (FSI-03A, OAC-09)Tuesday, JuIy 27, 8:30 AM - 1015 AM, Athensa A

THE 8TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNOLOGY INFLUIDS, STRUCTURES, AND FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS -

DYNAMICS 0F EXPLOSIVE DETONATION, MATERIALS ANO STRUCTURESI: NEW AOVANCES IN EXPLOSIVE TECHNOLOGY

Sponsored by: The Fluid-Structure Interaction, and the Operations, Applications, and Companents Technical Committees

Published in PVP Vol. 485, PROCEEDINGS 0F TUE SYMPOSIUM

Symposium Organizers: W. L. Cher’g, Mech. Comp. Inc. (Sunna!e, CAUSA). A. E. Huldo, University ol Hertlordshire(Herts UK)

Session Developed by: W. L. Cheng. Mech. Cump. Inc. (Sunnyvale, CAUSA), S. Itoh. Kumamuto University (KumamotoJAPAN)

Chair W. L. Cheng, Mech. Comp. Inc. (Sunnyvale, CA USA)

Vice Chair S. ltoh. Kumamoto University (Kumamoto JAPAN)

INVITED LECTURE: ON THE VIOLENCE 0F HIGH EXPLOSIVE REACTIONSC. M. TaRer ami S, K. Chidester, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory(Livermore. CAUSA)

A BLAST-LOAO CALCULATION FOR A SIMPLE OPEN STRUCTUREC. K. B. Lee, Weidlinger Associates, Inc. (Los Altos, CA USA)

EXPLOSIVE TECHNOLOGY FOR COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONSS. Itoh, Kumamoto University (Kumamoto JAPAN)

COMPOSITE VESSELS FOR CONTAINMENT 0F EXTREME BLAST LOADINGSJ. W. Pastrnak et ai, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Livermore,CA USA)

SESSION 2.10 (DA-O1D)Tuesday, JuIy 27, 8 30 AM - 10:15 AM, Athenta B

DESIGN AND ANALYSIS 0F VESSELS AND COMPONENTS - IV “HEATEXCHANGERS AND COMPDNENTS”

Sponsored by: Design and Analysis Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 477, DESIGN AND ANALYSIS 0F PRESSURE VESSELS, HEAT EXCHANGERS AND PIPING COMPONENTS

Developedby: T. Sato, JGC Corporation (Yokohama JAPAN ), T, G. Seipp,Fluor Canada Ltd. (Calgary, AB CANADA)

Chair T, Sato, JGC Corporation (Yokohama JAPAN)

Vice Chair T. G. Seipp, Fluor Canada Ltd. (Calgary, AB CANADA)

AN INVESTIGATION 0F A HEAT EXCHANGER TUBESHEET CRACK CAUSEDBY A P kO CESS UPS ETT. G. Seipp and S. V. P. George, Fluor Canada Ltd. (Calgary. AB CANADA)

EFFECT 0F THE GEOMETRY 0F GROOVE ON CONNECTION STRENGTN 0FHYDRAULICALLY EXPANDED TUBE-TO-TUBESHEET JOINTS 0F HEATEXC H AN G ERSH. F. Wang and Z. F. Sang. Nanjing University of Technology (NanjingCHINA), G. E. O. Widera, Marquette University (Milwaukee. WI USA)

SLIP BLINDS AT HIGHER PRESSUREJ. Taapgepera, Valero Benicia Refinery (Benicia. CA USA), D. G. Lafluunty,Fluor Corporation (Aliso Viejo. CAUSA)

DESIGN AND ANALYSIS 0F OPEN RACK LNG VAPORIZERN. Hisada, Sumitomo Precision Pruducts Go.. LTD (Hyogo JAPAN).M. Sekiguchi, Tokyo Gas Cc., LTD (Tokyo JAPAN)

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SESSION 2.10 (CS-O1A)Tuesday. Juiy 27, 83OAM- 10 75 AM, D&on B

PLASTIC ANALYSIS IN PRESSURE VESSEI. DESIGN - I

Sponsored by; Codes and Standards Committee

Pubtished in PVP Vol. 480, PRESSURE VESSEL RHO PIPING CODES RHOSTANDARDS-2004

Developedby; A. Kalnins, Lehigh University (Bethiehem, PA USA),M. Sakane, Riisumeikan University (Shiga JAPAN)

Chair; M. Sakane. Rilsumeikan University (Shiga JAPAN)

Vice Chair; A. Kainins, Lehigh University (Bethlehem, PA USA)

FINITE ELEMENT MODELLING 0F FATIGUE DAMAGE USING A CONTINUUMDAMAGE MECHANICS APPROACHA. M. P. De Jesus and A. S. Ribeiro. Universidade De Tràs-Os-Montes E AltoDouro (Vila Real PORTUGAL). A. A. Fernandes. Universidade do Porto(PORTUGAL)

FATIGUE ANALYSIS IN PRESSURE VESSEL DESIGN 8V LOCAL STRAINAPPROACH: METHODS AND SOFTWARE REDUIREMENTSA. Kalnins, Lehigh University (Bethlehem, PA USA)

DESIGN CRITERIA FOR BIAXIAL/MULTIAXIAL LOW CYCLE FATIGUET. ltoh, Fukui University (Fukui JAPAN). M. Sakane, Ritsumeikan University.(Shiga JAPAN), T. Hata, Fukui University (Fukui JAPAN)

SESSION 2.1R (FSI-07K)Tuesdav, Juiy 27 830 AM- 10 15 AM Rhodes

5TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTAUONAL TECHNOLOGIESFOR FLUIDÏTHERMAL/STRESS SYSTEMS WITH INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS - REACTING FLOWS- I

Sponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction Technical Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 491, PROCEEDINGS OFTHE SYMPOSIUM

Session Developedby; C. R. Kleijn, Delft University al Technology (DelItTHE NETHEALANDS), S. Kawano, Tohoku University (Sondai JAPAN)

Chair R. Linn. Las Alamos National Laboratory (Las Alamos, NM USA)

Vice Chair; V. Kudriavtsev, CFD Canada (Toronto CANADA)

FINITE-RATE CHEMISTRY MODEL FOR LES 0F REACTING FLOWS‘J. Raman, Conter lot Turbulence Research, Staniord Universitj (Palo Alto,CA USA), H. Pitsch, Stanford University (Palo Alto, CA USA), R. O. Fox,lowa State University (Ames, lA USA)

IMPROVEMENTS ON A NEWTON-KRYLOV BASED SOLVER FOR CFO MODELS USING FINITE RATE NOX CHEMISTRYO. Tang and M. Denison, Reaction Engineering International (Sait Lake City,UT USA)

TREATMENT 0F FAST CHEMISTUY IN FDFitES: IN SITU ADAPTIVE TABULAT ID NE. Van Viiet et al. lowa State University (Ames, lA USA)

A 3D VIRTUAL REACTOR FOR SIMULATION 0F SILICON-BASED FILM PROD U Cli O NV. V. Krzhizhanovskaya et ai, St. Petersburg State Polytechnical University(St. Petersburg RUSSIA)

LARGE CHALLENGES IN MODELLING 0F GROUND FLARE USING COMPUTATIONAL FLUID OYNAMICSP. Diwakar et ai, Bechtel Corporation (Houston, TX USA)

SESSION 2.15 (SE-05A)Tuesaay, JUIy 27. 8.3QAM - 10 15 A14 Pala!,ne B

SEISMIC, SHOCK AND VIBRATION ISOLATION I

Sponsored h’: Seismlc Engineering Committee

Published in PVP Val. 486, SEISMIC ENGINEERING - 2004Developedby; S. Fujita, Tokyo Denki University (Toyko JAPAN)Chair K. Ishida (CRIEPI)

Vice Chair S. Fujita, Tokyo Denki University (Toyko JAPAN)

AN ESTIMATION METHOD FOR FIRST EXCURSION PROBABILITV 0F NONLINEAR SYSTEM USING MAXIMUM RESPONSES. Aoki. Tokyo Mctropoïtan Coflege ot Technology (Tokyo JAPAN)

LOW COST FRICTION PENOULUM-flPE EARTHQUAKE ISOLATION DEVICEWITH POLY-CURVATURE SUITABLE FOR LIGHT-WEIGHT EOUIPMENTS. Fujita. Tokyo Denki University (Tokyo JAPAN). H. Kurabayashi. VibroSystern (Tokyo JAPAN). H. Yamamoto. Mitsubishi Hea’ Industries (KobeJAPAN)

STUDY ON THE NEWLY DEVELOPED 3-DIMENSIONAL BASE ISOLATIONSYSTEM USING A VELOCITY REDUCTION MECHANISMT. Ito, K. Fujita, T. Ohkubo, Osaka Pretecture University (Sakai-City, OsakaPref., JAPAN)

COMPRESSIVE STIFFNESS VERIFICATION 0F STIRRUP RUABER BEARINGB. J. Chen. Earthquake Proof System. Inc. (Taichung TAIWAN), C. S. Tsaiand T. C. Chiang. Feng Chia Universitv (Taichung TAIWAN)

FOYER - SOFTWARE DEMONSTRATION FORUM

Block 2.2: Tuesday, JuIy 27(10:30 AM — 12:15 PM)

SESSION 2.2A (TUT-020)Tuesday, JuIy 27, 1030 AM - 1215 PM. Salon A

TUTORIAL: PIPING DESIGN TO ASME B&PV CODE SECTION III

Sponsored by: The PVP Division Conterence Committee

Presentedby; G. C. Slagis, G. C. Slagis Associates, Pleasant Hi::. CAUSA

SESSION 2.20 (CT-06E)Tuesday. July 27, 10’30 AM - 12’ 15 PM, Salon B

ANALYSIS 0F BOLTED JOINT-V

Sponsored by: Computer Technologies Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 478, ANALYSIS 0F BDLTED JOINTS

Developed by; A. Bouzid, Ecole de Technologie Superieure (Montreal. OCCANADA); H. Kockeloeann, University ot Stuttgart (StuttgartGERMANY)

Chair W. Brown. Syncrude (AB Canada)

Vice Chair T. Kobayashi. Numazu Coflege ot Technology (ShizuokaJ A PA N

AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION 0F THE EFFECTS 0F CLAMPEDLENGTH AND LOADING DIRECTION ON SEIF-LOOSENING 0F BOLTEDJOINTSM. Zhang et ai, University ot Nevada (Reno, NV USA)

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SESSION 22B (CT-OGE) (continued)

STRESS ANALYSIS ANO 111E SEALING PERFORMANCE EVALUATION 0FPIPE FLANGE CONNECTIONS WITH GASKETS SUBJECTE0 TO INTERNALPRESSURE AND EXTERNAL BEN0ING MOMENTT. Sana et aI, Yamap.ashi University (Vamanashi JAPAN)

THREAD FRICTION TORQUE IN BOLTED JOINTSS. A. Nassar et ai, Oakland University (Rochester, MI USA)

EFFICIENT BOLTING UP PROCEDURE USING FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSISAND ELASTIC INTERACTION COEFFICIENT METHODT. Takaki and T. Fukuoka, Kobe University al Mercantile Marine (KobeJAPAN)

SESSION 2.2C (FSI-02E)Tuesday. Juiy 27 1030 AM - 1215 PM, Salon C

THE 8TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNOLDOY INFLUIDS. STRUCTURES, AND FLUIO-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS - PANELSESSION: NEW ADVANCES IN MULTI-PHASE FLOW

Sponsored by: The Fluid-Structure Interaction Technical Committees

Publlshed in PVP Vol. 485, PROCEEDINGS 0F THE SYMPOSIUM

Symposium Organizers; W. L. Cheng, Mech. Comp. Inc. (Sunnyvale, CAUSA), A. E. Hoido, University al Herttordshire(Herts UK)

Session Cevelopedby: M. Fischer, Technical Consultant (Mûnchen GERMANY), M. Souli, Université de Lille (LilIeFRANC E)

Chair A. E. Holdo, University ot Hertlordshire (Herts UK)

Vice Chair M. Souli, Université de Lille (Lille FRANCE)

PANELISTS:D. Benson, University of California at San Diego (La Joua, CAUSA)W. L. Cheng, Mech. Camp. Inc. (Sunnyvale, CA USA)M. Fischer, Technical Consultant (Mùnchen GERMANY)A. E. Holdo, University ot Herttordshire (Heris UK)S. Itoh, Kumamoto University (Kumamoto JAPAN)D. Ostergaard, ANSYS Inc. (Canonsburg, PA USA)M. Raw. ANSYS Inc. (Waterloo, ON CANADA)M. Sou7, Université de Lille (Lille FRANCE)D. B. Spalding, CHAM Ltd. (Wimbledon UK)

SESSION 2.2D (FSI-07H)Tuesday, JuIy 27, 1030 Alt’? - 12; 15 PM, Salon D

5TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIESFOR FLUIDÎTHERMAL/STRESS SYSTEMS WITH INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS - MULTI-SCALE AND MULTI-PHYSICS APPLICATIONS - Il

Sponsored by: Fluid-Stnicture Interaction Technical Committee

Puhlished in PVP Vol. 491, PROCEEDINGS 0F [NE SYMPOSIUM

Session Oeveloped by’ C. R. KIein, Dell t University of Technology (DelttTHE NETHERLANDS), S. Kawano, Tohoku University (Sendai JAPAN)

Chair Y. Ogami, Ritsumeikan University (Shiga, JAPAN)

Vice Chair V. Kudriavtsev, CFD Canada (Toranto CANADA)

MULTISCALE CFO 0F THE FLOW. HEAT AND MASS TRANSFEA THROUGHA PDROUS MATERIAL WLTH APPLICATION TO PROTECTIVE GARMENTSM. P. Sobera et ai, Deltt University al Technology (Oeils THE NETHERLAND S)

CFD SIMULATION 0F A HYDRAULIC SERVO VALVE WITH TURBULENTFLOW RHO CAVITRTIONO. Chen and B. Stottel, Darmstadt University al Technology (DarmstadtGERMANY)

NUMERICAL ANALYSIS 0F NATURAL CONVECTION AND PHASE CHANGEPROBLEM WITH FINITE VOLUME METHODG. H. Jeong et aI, Pusan National University (Pusan KOREA)

INVESTIGATION 0F THE WATER FLOW INTO A MESOPOROUS MATRIXROM HYDROPHOBIZED SILICA GELC. V. Suciu et ai, Kansai University (Osaka JAPAN)

SESSION 2.2E (OAC-020)Tuescay Ju1y27. 70.304M- 1215 PM, Salon E

AGING MANAGEMENT ANO LICENSE RENEWAL- IV

PANEL SESSION: STATUS 0F AGING MANAGEMENT AND LICENSERENEWAL ACTIVITIES

Sponsored by: Operations, Applications, and Components Committee

Developedby; V. N. Shah, Argonne National Laboratary (Argonne, IL USA),G. Bezdikian. 0F Pote industrie (Saint Denis FRANCE)

Chair G. Bezdikian, EDF Poie Industrie (Saint Denis, FRANCS)

Vice Chair V. N. Shah. Argonne National Laborator’ (Argonne, IL USA)

PANEUSTS:P. T. Kuo, USNRC, (Washington DC USA)F. Hedin, EDF, (Septen FRANCE)K. S. Kang, IAEA (ViennaAUSTR1A)M. Bakirav, Russian Federation Ministry al Atomic Energy (Moscow

RUSSIA)

SESSION 2.2F (DA-058)Tuesday, JuIy 27. 1030-1215 P74. Salon F

DESIGN. ANAtYSIS AND MATERIALS FOR ELEVATED TEMPERATURES - II

Sponsored hy: Design and Analysis Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 472, ELEVATED TEMPERATURE DESIGN AND ANALYSIS, NON LIHEAR ANALYSIS, PLASTIC COMPONENTS, THERMALFATIGUE AND FATIGUE

Developed by; N Kasahara, Japan Nuclear Cycle Oevelopment institute(ibaraki JAPAN), R. Swindeman, Lockheed Martin Energy(Oak Ridge, TN USA)

Chair A. Ponter, University al Leicester (Leicester UK)

Vice Chair N. Kasahara, Japan Nuclear Cycle Development Institute(ibaraki JAPAN)

RESEARCH ANO DEVELDPMENT PLANS FOR FAST REACTOR STRUCTURAL DESIGN STANDARD (FDS)N. Kasahara et ai, Japan Nuclear Cycle DeveIopment institute (I barakiJAPAN)

REFERENCE STRESS VALUES FOR TOROIDAL VESSELS SUBJECTED TOUNIFORM INTERNAL PRESSUREK. Zarrabi, The University al New South Waies (Sydney AUSTRALIA),A. Basu, G & D Computing (Sydney AUSTRALIA)

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SESSION 2.2F (DA-OSU) (continued) I DROP TEST RESULTS FOR THE COMBUSTION ENGINEERING MODEL NO. SESSION 2.2K (MF-OSD) (conhinued) I CREEP STABILITY 0F HIGH STRENGTH 9%CR-W FERRITIC HEAT RESIS

DESIGN ANO FABRICATION 0F REACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL FOR HIGHTEMPERATURE ENGINEERING TEST REACTOR (HHR)Y. Tachibana, S, Nakagawa and T. Iyoku, Japan Atomic Energy ResearchInstitute, (Ibaraki JAPAN)

SOPHISTICATED CREEP-FATIGUE LIFE ESTIMATION SCHEME FOR PRESSURE VESSEI. COMPONENTS BASED ON STRESS REDISTRIBUTIONLOCUS CONCEPTT. Shimakawa, K. Nakamura and K. Kobayashi, Kawasaki Heavy Industries,Ltd. (Kobe JAPAN)

SESSION 2.2H (SPC-02)Tuesday, July 27] 1030 AM- 12:15 PM, San Remo

STUOENT PAPER COMPETITION - II

Sponsored hy: Senate o! Past PVP Division Chairs

Published in PVP Vol. 473, HIGH PRESSURE TECHNOLOGY -2004, INNOVATIONS AND ADVANCES IN HIGH PRESSURE EOUIPMENT

Develapedby: J. Sinnappan, Genex Corporation (Downers Grove, IL USA),A. G. Ware (idaho FaUs, ID USA)

Chair A. G. Ware (Idaho Falis, ID USA)

Vice Chair K. Suzuki, Tokyo Metropolitan University (Tokyo JAPAN)

ANALYTICAL STUDY 0F FLOW REGIMES FOR DIRECT CONTACT CONDENSATION BASED ON PARAMETRICAL INVESTIGATIONA. Petrovic and R. K. Calay, University o! Hertlordshire (Hattield UK)

DYNAMIC ANALYSES 0F A METALLIC SAMPLE IN SONIC R NDE TECHNIQUE - EXPERIMENTAL AND COMPUTATIONAL APPROACHC. P. Saha, Wayne State University (Detroit, Ml USA)

APPLICATION 0F A KNOWLEDGE- BASED INFORMATION SYSTEM FORLIFE EXTENSION 0F STEEL MAKING PLANTY. J. Park, J. B. Choi and Y. J. Kim, Sungkyunkwan University (SuwonKOREA)

STRESS ANALYSIS AND SEALING PERFORMANCE EVALUATION IN NONCIRCULAR FLANGE CONNECTIONS WITH GASKETS SUBJECTED TO INTERNAL PRESSUREW. Maezaki and Tishiuki Sawa, University o! Yamanashi (YamanashiJAPAN)

SESSION 2.21 (OAC-O1E)Tuesday July 27, 1030 AM - 12:15 PM. PortofInc A

TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, ANO DISPOSAL 0F RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS-V: CLOSURE RING ISSUES

Sponsored by: The Operations, Applications, and Companents Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 483, TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL0F RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS

Developed by: A. C. Smith, Westinghouse Savannah River Company(Aiken, SC USA), N. K. Gupta, Westinghouse SavannahRiver Company (Aiken, SC USA)

Chair: R. B. Rebak, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Livermore,CA USA)

Vice Chair N. K. Gupta, Westinghouse Savannah River Company (Aiken,SC USA)

ABB 2O1 FUEL PELLET SHIPPING PACKAGER. S. Hatner, G. C. Mok and L. G. Hagler, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Livermore, CAUSA)

DROP TESTS FOR THE 6M SPECIFICATION PACKAGE CLOSURE INVESTIGATIONA. C. Smith and L. F. Gelder, Westinghouse Savannah River Company(Aiken, SC USA)

RESPONSE 0F RING CLOSURES IN DROP TESTS 0F TYPICAL-WEIGHT 6MPAC KA G E SA. C. Smith, L. F. Getder and R. N. Lutz, Westinghouse Savannah RiverCompany (Aiken, SC USA)

DYNAMIC ANALYSIS 0F RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL PACKAGE WITH CLAMPRING CLOSURET. T. Wu, L. F. Gelder, and A. C. Smith, Westinghouse Savannah River Company (Aiken, SC USA)

SESSION 2.2J (CT-03A, CS-09A)Tuesday. JuIy 27, 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM, Porto fiho B

EFFICIENT COMPUTATIDNAL MDDELS FOR ELASTIC-PLASTIC AND LIMITLOAD ANALYSIS 0F PRESSURE VESSEL COMPONENTS - I

Sponsored bv: Computer Technologies ami Codes and Standards Committeos

Published in PVP Vol. 482, COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS

Developedby: W. Reinhardt, Babcock & Wilcox Canada (Cambridge, ONCANADA), D. Jones, Bechtel Bettis Inc. (West Miiflin, PAUSA)

Chair N. ldvorian, Babcock & Wilcox Canada (Cambridge, ON CANADA)

Vice Chair C.S. Gerhard, Bechtel Bettis Inc. (West Mittiin, PA USA)

ANALYSIS 0F A THERMAL FATIGUE TEST 0F A STEPPED PIPED. P. Jones et ai, Bechtel Bettis, Inc. (West Mifflin, PA USA)

ELASTIC-PLASTIC FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS 0F DOUBLE-EDGENOTCKEO FATIGUE TESTSD. P. Jones, Bechtel Bettis Inc. (West Miffiin, PAUSA). S. A. Adams, Lockheed Martin Corp. (Schenectady, NY USA)

ADVANCED GENERAL-PURPOSE FINITE ELEMENT SOLID ANALYSIS 5’(5TEM ADVENTURE_SOLID ON THE EARTH SIMULATDR-ITS APPLICATIONTO FULL-SCALE ANALYSIS 0F NUCLEAR PRESSURE VESSELR. Shioya et ai, Kyushu University (Fukuoka JAPAN)

WEIGHT FUNCTIONS FOR T-STRESS FOR EDGE CRACKS IN THICKWALLED CYLINDERSJ. Li, C. L. Tan and X. Wang, Caneton University (Ottawa, ON Canada)

SESSION 2.2K (MF-05D)Tuesday. JuIy 27, 10.30 AM - 1215 PM, Mykonos A

APPLICATION 0F FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILURE ASSESSMENT- IV

Sponsored by: Materials ami Fabrication Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 474, FRACTURE METHODOLOGIES AND MANUFACTURING PROCESSES

Developed by: P. S. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory (Aiken, SCUSA); D. A. Scahh, Kinectrics, I. (Toronto, ON CANADA)

Chair D. P. G. Lidbury, Serco Assurance (Warnington, Cheshire UK)

Vice Chair B. Bezensek, University o! Maribor (Maribor SLOVENIA)(continued)

A NEW APPROACH FOR EVALUATING RADIATION EMBRIULEMENT 0FREACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL STEELSJ. A. Wang and N. S. V. Rao, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (Oak Ridge, TNUSA)

ON BIAS IN T0 VALUES DERIVED WITH COMPACT AND PCVN SPECIMENSM. A. Sokoiov and R. K. Nanstad, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (OakRidge, TN USA)

COMPARISON 0F MASTER CURVE AND STATISTICAL MODEL APPROACHFOR PREDICTION 0F FRACTURE TOUGHNESS 0F ASTM A285 STEELK. H. Subramanian and A. J. Duncan, Westinghouse Savannah River Company (Aiken, SC USA)

SESSION 2.2L (MF-1OR)Tuesday, July 27, 10:30 AM- 1215 PM, Mykonos B

EUROPEAN R&D PR0JECTS - II

Sponsored by: Materials and Fabrication Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 475, FLAW EVALUATION, SERVICE EXPERIENCE,AND MATERIALS FFOR HYDROGEN SERVICE

Developedby: D. P. G. Lidbury, Serco Assurance (Warrington, CheshireUK), E. Keim, Framatome ANP GmbH (Erlangen GERMANY)

Chair D. P. G. Lidbury, Serco Assurance (Warrington UK)

Vice Chair N. Taylor, JRC-IE (Petten THE NETHERLANDS)

VALIDATION 0F CONSTRAINT BASED METHODOLOGY IN STRUCTURALINTEGRITY - PROJECT OVERVIEW AND UPDATED. P. G. Lidbury et ai, Serco Assurance (Warrington UK)

FRACTURE ANALYSIS DF SURFACE BREAKING SHALLOW FLAWBEHAVIOUR IN THE NESC-IV BEND BEAM TESTSN. Tayior et ai, JRC (Petten THE NETHERLANDS)

APPLICATION 0F A WEIBULL STRESS MODEL TO PREDICT THE FAILURE0F SURFACE AND EMBEDDED CRACKS IN LARGE SCALE BEAMS MADE 0FCLAD AND UNCLAD RPV STEELS. Yin et ai, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (Dak Ridge, TN USA)

SESSION 2.2M (MF-078)Tuesday, July 27, 1030 AM - 12:15 PM, Palatine A

EXPERIENCE WITH CREEP-STRENGTH ENHANCED FERRITIC STEELS - II

Sponsored by: Materials ami Fabrication Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 476, EXPERIENCE WITH CREEP-STRENGTHENHANCED FERRITIC STEELS AND NEW AND EMERGING COMPUTATIONALM ETH O D S

Developedby: M. Goid, Goid Metailurgical Services LLC (Norlh Benton,OH USA), F. Masuyama, Kyushu institute o! Technoiogy(Kitakyushu JAPAN)

Chair F. Masuyama, Kyushu Institute o! Technoiogy (Kitakyushu JAPAN)

Vice Chair J. F. Henry, Aistom Power, Inc. (Chattanooga, TN USA)

FABRICATION, CONSTRUCTION, AND OPERATIDN PRDBLEMS FOR GRADE91 FOSSIL POWER COMPDNENTSM. J. Cohn, APTECH Engineering Services, Inc. (Sunnyvale, CAUSA), J. F.Henry, Alstom Power, Inc. (Chattanooga, TN USA), D. E. Nass, Anizona Public Service Company (Phoenix, AZ USA)

TANT TUBE GR.92 AFTER 15 YEARS IN SERVICET. Muraki et ai, Nippon Steel Corporation (Chiba JAPAN)

METALLURGICAL INVESTIGATION 0F A TYPE IV DAMAGE AT PIE HEATAFFECTED ZONE 0F WELD FOR TUNGSTEN CONTAINING MARTENSITICHEAT RESISTANT STEELSY. Hasegawa, Nippon Steel Corporation (Chiba JAPAN), M. Ohgami, NipponSteel Corporation (Kitakyushu JAPAN), T. Muraki, Nippon Steei Corporation(Chiba JAPAN)

TEN-YEAR EXPERIENCE WITH T23 (2.25CR-1.6W) AND T122 (12CR-04MO-2W) IN A POWER BOILERN. Komai et ai, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (Nagasaki JAPAN)

SESSION 2.2N (FSI-038)Tuesday, July 27, 10:30 AM- 12. 15 PM, Athenia A

THE 8TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECKNOLOGY INFLUIDS, STRUCTURES, AND FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONSDYNAMICS 0F EXPLOSIVE DETONATION, MATERIALS, AND STRUCTURES

SHDCK BEHAVIOR 0F MATERIALS,

Sponsored by: Fluid-Slructure Interaction Technical Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 485, PROCEEDINGS 0F THE SYMPOSIUM

Symposium Organizers: W. L. Cheng, Mech. Comp. Inc. (Sunnyvale, CAUSA), A. E. Holdo, Univensity o! Hertfordshire(Hents UK)

Session Developed by: S. itoh, Kumamoto Univensity (Kumamoto JAPAN),M. Fischer, Technicai Consultant (Mûnchen GERMANY)

Chair S. Bellet, Electnicité de France (Vileurbanne FRANCE)

Vice Chair A. E. Holdo, University o! Hertlondshire (Herts UK)

RESEARCH ON THE DYNAMIC FRACTURE 0F A METAL CONTAINERS. ltoh et ai, Kumamoto University (Kumamoto JAPAN)

ON SHOCK LOADING THE KARAMATSU W000 FOR PROTECTING THE FIREM. Nagahara, Hokkaido NOF Corporation (Hokkaido JAPAN), Y. Kuroyama,Hokkaido NOF Corporation (Tokyo JAPAN), S. ltoh, Shock Wave and Condensed Matter Research Center, Kumamoto University (Kumamoto JAPAN)

SIMULATION SAFETY CONSIDERATION IN THE DESIGN 0F BlO-DEGRADABLE AUTOMOTIVE COMPONENTSW. P. Tiu, Univensity o! Herttordshire (Herts UK)

EXFOLIATION 0F SHELLFISH FROM DRAINPIPE 0F PDWER PLANT USINGUNDERWATER SHOCK WAVEH. lyama, Dept. o! Mechanicai and Electnical Engineering, YatsushiroNational College o! Technology (Kumamoto JAPAN), T. Watanabe, Dept. o!Ocean Mechanical Engineering, National Fisheries Univorsity (YamaguchiJAPAN), A. Takemoto, Shock Wave and Condensed Matter Reseanch Centen,Kumamoto University (Kumamoto JAPAN)

SESSION 2.20 (nA-01 E)Tuesday, Ju1y27, 10304M- 12’ISPM, Athenia B

DESIGN AND ANALYSIS 0F VESSELS AND COMPONENTS-V: VESSELDESIGN II

Sponsored by: Design ami Analysis Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 477, DESIGN AND ANALYSIS 0F PRESSURE VESSELS, HEAT EXCHANGERS ANO PIPING COMPONENTS

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SESSION 2.20 (nA-01 E) (conlinued)

Developedby: C. D. Roder,’. BP Petrochemicals (AIin, TX USA), D. H.Martens, Black & Veatch Pritchard Inc. (Overiand Park. KSUSA)

Chair C. D. Rodary, BP Petrochemicals (Alvin, TX USA)

Vice Chair D. H. Marions, Black & Veatch Priichard Inc. (Overland Park,KS USA)

BUCKLING CONSIDERATIONS AND THE USE 0F CODE CASE 2286-1 FORANALYZING A FLUE CAS DESULPHURIZATION VESSELD. K. Williams, Sharoden Engineering Consultants, P.A. (Matlhews, NCUSA)

ANALYSIS 0F SHELLS 0F NONCIRCULAR CROSS SECTIONJ. E. Heims. Albemarle Corporation (Baton Rouge, LA USA), M. Guillot,Stress Engineering Services. Inc. (Baton Rouge. LA USA)

EFFECT 0F LENGTH ON STRESS CONCENTRATION FUR SHORT CYLINORICAL MEMBERS WITH HOLESN. Troyani et ai, Universidad de Oriente (BarceIona VENEZUELA)

NONLINEAR ANALYSIS 0F FLEXIBILITY AND LOCAL STRESS DISTRIBUTION AT NOZZLE-SHELL INTERSECTION CONSIDERING REFRACTORY LINING RIGIDITYT. Sato and S. Nomura, JGC Corporation (Yokohama JAPAN)

SESSION 2.20 (CS-D1B)Tuesday, Ju!y 27. 70 3OAM- 7215 PLI, D&phi B

PLASTIC ANALYSIS IN PRESSURE VESSEL DESIGN -II

Sponsored by: Codes and Standards Committea

Published in PVP Vol. 480, PRESSURE VESSEL AND PIPING CODES ANOSTANDARDS-2004

Developedby: A. Kainins, Lehigh Universily (Bethlehem, PA USA),M Sakane, Rilsumeikan University (Shiga JAPAN)

Chair A. Kainins, Lehigh University (Bethiehem, PA USA)

Vice Chair M. Sakane. Ritsumeikan University (Shiga JAPAN)

LIFE PREDICTION FOR NOTCHED COMPONENTS IN NONPROPDRTIONALLOW CYCLE FATIGUE- EXPERIMENT AND FEM ANALYSISM. Sakane et al. Ritsumeikan University (Shiga JAPAN)

TRANSITION BEHAVIOR 0F RESIDUAL FATIGUE 11FF AFTER APPLYINGOVERLOAD DURING FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH WITH CONSTANT STRESSAMPLITUDEA. Purnowidodo et ai, University of the Ryukyus (Okinawa JAPAN)

A DETECTION METHOD 0F FATIGUE CRACK INITIATION AND AN APPLICATION 0F OVERLDAD USING LOCAL STRAINSC. Makabe and H. Kaneshiro, University of the Ryukyus (Okinawa JAPAN)

PLASTiC LQADS FOR INTERNALLY PRESSURISED TOROIDAL SHELLSJ. Blachut. The University of Liverpool (Liverpooi UK)

SESSION 2.2R (FSI-07M)Tuesday, July 27, 1030 AM - 12 15 PM, Rhodes

5TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIESFOR FLUID/THERMAL/STRESS SYSTEMS WITH INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS - REACTING FLOWS - II

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Sponsored Iiy: Ftuld-Structure Interaction Technicai Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 491, PRDCEEDINGS 0F THE SYMPOSIUM

Session Developedby: V. Kudriavtsev, CFD Canada (Toronto CANADA), C.R. Kle’n, Delh University o? Technology (Delft THENETHERLANOS)

Chair GB. Marin, Universiteit Gent (Gent BELGIUM)

Vice Chair S. Kawano, Tohoku University (Sendai JAPAN)

TRDUBLESHODTING FURNACE OPERATION USING COMPUTATIONALFLUID DYNAMICS (CFD)V. Mehrotra, P. Diwakar and R. Vaflavanatt, Bechtel Corporation (Houslon,TX USA)

CFD MODELING 0F COMBUSTION GENERATED NOX IN A UTILITY FURNACE FIRING HEAVY RESIDUAL OIL FUELD. H. Wang e; al. Reaclion Engineering international (Sait Lake City, UTUSA)

USING COMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGY TO SIMULATE LARGE MIXINGLIMITED FIRES AMONGST UNRESOLVED FUEL ELEMENTS SUCH ASWILDFIRESR. Linn, Los Alamos National Laboratory (Los Alamos, NM USA)

3-D SIMULATION ON REHEATER FOULING IN A UTILIW BOILERL. Pang and B. Sun, North China Eiectric Power University (CHINA), M. M.Saicudean, The University o? British Columbia (Vancouver, BC CANADA)

SESSION 2.2S (SE-05B)Tuesday, JuIy 27, 10.30 AM- 12.15 PM, Palatine B

SEISMIC, SHDCK AND VIBRATION ISOLATION - II

Sponsored by: Seismic Engineering Cummittee

Published In PVP Vol. 486, SEISMIC ENGINEERING -2004

Developed by- S. Fujita, Tokyo Denki University (Toyko JAPAN)

Chair K. Ishida (CRIEP1)

Vice Chair S. Fujita (Tokyo Denki University)

SUR VEY 0F AGING FOR LRB 0F A BASE-ISDLATED BUILDING COMPLSED15 YEARS AGOI. Shimoda et ai, Dues Corp. (Kanagavta JAPAN)

ELEVATORS COMPATIBLE TO INTERMEDIATE-FLOORS BASE SEISMIC ISOLATION BUILDINGK. Miyala, Y. Sekiya and M. Shigeta, Hitachi, Ltd. Urban Planning and Development Systems (ibaraki JAPAN)

HYSTERETIC RESTORING FORCE CHARACTERISTICS 0F HIGH OAMPINGRUBBER BEARINGS UNDER HIGH COMPRESSIVE STRESSY. Kasahara, S. Suzuki and T. Kikuchi, Bridgestone Corporation (YokohamaJAPAN)

STUUY ON VERTICAL COMPONENT SEISMIC ISOLATION SYSTEM WITHCONED DISK SPRING5, Kitamura and M. Morishita, Japan Nuclear Cycle Developmenl Institute(Ibaraki JAPAN), S. Moro. Japan Atomic Power Company (Tokyo JAPAN)

FOYER - SOFTWARE DEMONSTRATION FORUM

Block 2.3: Tuesday, JuIy 27(2:00 PM — 3:45 PM)

SESSION 2.3A (TUT-03A)Tuesday, Juiy 27, 200 PM- 345 PM, Sa?cn A

TUTORIAL: PAPER, PENCIL AND PC SOLUTION FOR THERMAL-HYDRAULIC INTERACTION WITH PVP PIPING SYSTEMS

Sponsored by: The PVP Division Conference Committee

Presented by: F. J. Moody, Consultant, Murphys, CAUSA

SESSION 2.3B (CT-06F)Tuesaay. Juiy 27, 2:00 PLI-345 PLI. Salon B

ANALYSIS 0F BDLTED JOINT-VI

Sponsored hy: Computer Technologies Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 478, ANALYSIS 0F BOLTED JOINTS

Developed bj’: H. Kockelmann, University ut Stuttgart (Stuttgart GERMANY):T. Sawa, University ot Yamanashi (Yamanashi JAPAN)

Chair Y. Birembaut, CETIM (Nantes FRANCE)

Vice Chair T. Sawa, University o? Yamanashi (Yamanashi JAPAN)

EFFICIENT ASSEMBLY 0F PRESSURE VESSEL BOLTED JOINTSW. Brown, Syncrude (AB CANADA)

BULTING UP SIMULATION 0F PIPE FLANGE CONNECTIONS TAKINGCLAMPING FORCE SCAÎFER INTO CONSIDERATIONT, Takaki and T. Fukuoka, Kobe University o? Mercantile Marine (KobeJAPAN)

EFFECTS 0F SCAHER IN BOLT PRELOAD 0F PIPE FLANGE CONNECTIONSWITH SPIRAL WDUND GASKFrS UNDER INTERNAL PRESSURET. Sawa et aI, Yamanashi University (Yamanashi JAPAN)

JOINT DATA MANAGEMENT SYSTEM: JOINT INTEGRITY THE ESSENTIALELEMENTSG. Mime. Hediey Purvis Group (Norihumberland UK)

SESSION 2.3C (CS-03A)Tuesday. Juiy 27, 2 00 PLI . 3 45 P4’?, Salon C

STRUCTURAL INTEGRIn 0F PRESSURE COMPONENTS- I

Sponsored by: Codes and Standards Committee

Puhlished in PVP Vol. 480, PRESSURE VESSEL AND PIPING CODES ANDSTANDARDS-2004

Developed by: Y. Han, University ot North Carohna (Charlotte, NC USA)Chair Y. Han, University of North Carohna (Charlotte, NC USA)Vice Chair D. Bhavnani, Puoic Service Electric & Gas (Hancock’s Bridge.

NJ USA)

DESIGN ISSUES AND CONSIDERATIONS DURING REACTDR VESSEL HEADREPLACEMENT, STEAM GENERATOR REPLACEMENT, ANO STEAM GENERATOR SNUBBER ELIMINATION AT NUCLEAR POWER PLANTSD. Bhavnani, Public Service Electric & Gas (Hancock’s Bridge, NJ USA),James Annett, Falcon Power (Saiem, NJ USA)

CODE COMPLIANCE 0F A PWR CHARGING LINE NOZZLED. J. Vasquez, N. J. Shah and K. K. Dwivedy, Dominion Virginia Power (BienAMen, VA USA)

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A PARAMETRIC STUOY 0F ASME 816.5 FLANGES WHICH HAS EXPERIENCED FLANGE FACE CORROSIONC. Nadarajah, Enon Mobil Research & Engineering (Fairiax. VA USA)

SESSION 2.30 (FSI-07F)Tuesday July 27, 2.00 PM .345 PM, Salon O

5TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIESFOR FLUIDflHERMAL/STRESS SYSTEMS WITH INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS

Sponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction Technical Committee

Published In PVP Vol. 491, PROCEEOINGS 0F THE SYMPOSIUM

Session Developed by: V. Kudriavlsev. CFD Canada (Toronio CANADA).C. R. Kieijn, Deift University o? Technoiogy (DelitTHE NETHERLANDS)

Chair A. Bakker, Fluent Inc. (Lebanan, NH USA)

Vice Chair S. Kawano, Tohoku University (Sendai JAPAN)

COMPUTATIONAL MODELING 0F FLOW AROUND BLUFF BODIES (KEYNOTE)S. Parameswaran, CFD Laboratory Texas Tech University (Lubbock, TXUSA)

MODELING AND SIMULATION 0F THE INJECTION COMPRESSION MOLDINC PROCESSH. StoM, T. Hofer and H. H. Fritz. Un;versiltl Stuttgart (Stuttgart GERMANY)

PREDICTION RING CERVICE HYDROCARBONS DEOENDING ON SOMEENGINE PARAMETERSM. Yiidinm, Ford Otosan (istanbui.TURKEY). M. Za?er. Gui Center ton Auto-motive Research, Ohio Stale Universir,’ (Coiumbus. OH USA)

DEVELOPMENT DF A COMPUTER TOOL TO AID IN THE THERMAL MANAGEMENT 0F AN AUTOMOTIVE VEHICLE FRONT-END AIRFLOW SYSTEMF. L. Chang et ai, General Motors Corporation (Dearborn, Mi USA)

SESSION 2.3E (OAC-02E)Tuesday. July 27, 2 00 PM

- 3 45 PLI. Salon E

AGING MANAGEMENT AND LICENSE RENEWAL-V

Sponsored by: Dperations. Applications, and Components Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 487, AGING MANAGEMENT AND LICENSE RENEWAL

Developedby: M. H. Sanwarwalia, Sargent & Lundy LLC (Chicago, ILUSA), V. N. Shah, Argonne National Laboratory (Argonne,IL USA)

Chair P. T. Kuo, USNRC (Washington DC USA)

Vice Chair C. Bauby, Electricite de France (Cedex France)

LICENSE RENEWAL PROGRAM FOR ENTERGY’S FLEET 0F NUCLEARPOWER PLANTSG. Young, Entergy Nuclear (Russeflvilie. AR USA)

LIFETIME MANAGEMENT 0F EDF PWR PRESSURE VESSELS AND PIPINGSF. Hedin, EDF (Septen FRANCE)

EOUIPMENT AGING MANAGEMENT ANO OPERATIONAL LIFETIME EXTENSION AT THE PAKS NUCLEAR POWER PLANTT. Katona et ai, Paks Nuclear Power Plant Ltd. (Paks HUNGARY)

FRENCH R&D PROGRAM FOR RPV AGEING MANAGEMENTH. Bossennec et ai, Electricite de France (Cedex FRANCE)

SESSION 2.3F (DA-05C) Sponsored hy: Operations, Applications, and ComponentsCommittee SESSION 2.3K (MF-04A) Developedby; M. Goid, GoId Metallurgical Services LLC (Nodh Benton,

Tuesday, July 27, 2:00 PM - 3:45 PM, Salon F

DESIGN, ANALYSIS AND MATERIALS FOR ELEVATED TEMPERATURES - III

Sponsored by: Design and Analysis Committee

rublished in PVP Vol. 472, EI.EVATED TEMPERATURE DESIGN AND ANALYSIS, NON LINEAR ANALYSIS, PLASTIC COMPONENTS, THERMALFATIGUE AND FATIGUE

Deveioped by: A. Ponter, University oC Leicester (Leicester UK), N Kasahara, Japan Nuclear Cycle Development Institute (IbarakiJAPAN)

Chair; R. Swindernan, Lockheed Martin Energy (Oak Ridge, TN USA)

Vice Chair N. Kasahara, Japan Nuclear Cycle Development Institute (IbarakiJAPAN)

DEVELOPMENT 0F HIE GUIDELINE ON INELASTIC ANALYSIS FOR DESIGNY. Tanaka et al. Japan Atomic Power Company (Ibaraki JAPAN)

CYCLIC ANALYSIS FOR HIGH TEMPERATURE DESIGNP. Carter, D. L. Marriott and M. J. Swindeman, Stress Engineering Services.Inc. (Mason, OH USA)

TYPE IV CREEP DAMAGE ANALYSIS FOR FULL SIZE COMPONENT TEST ONWELDED P91 BOILER HOT REHEAT PIPINGF. Takemasa et ai, Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries Co. Ltd. (Yokohama JAPAN)

SESSION 2.3H (SPC-03)Tuesday, July 27, 200 PM - 345 PM, San Remo

STUDENT PAPER COMPETITIDN - III

Sponsored by: Senate ot Past PVP Division Chairs

Published in PVP Vol. 473, HIGH PRESSURE TECHNOLOGY- 2004: INNDVAlIONS AND AOVANCES IN HIGH PRESSURE EOUIPMENT

Oeve!opedby: J. Sinnappan, Genex Corporation (Downers Grove. IL USA).H. Chung (NapeMIle. IL USA)

Chair K. Suzuki, Tokyo Metropolitan University (Tokyo JAPAN)

‘Jice Chair H. Chung (Naperville, IL USA)

FUNDAMENTAL STUDY ON THE SUPER-LDNG-PERIOD ACTIVE ISOlATIONSYSTEMK. Miragawa and S. Fujita, Tokyo Denki University (Tokyo JAPAN)

DEVELOPMENT 0F A WEB-BASED INTERFACE FOR THE AUTOMATICFINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS 0F PRESSURE VESSELSC. Russeil and D. Nash, University oC Strathclyde, (Scotiand UK)

FE PREOICTIONS 0F TEMPERATURE DISTRIBUTIONS IN MULTIPASSWELDED PIPING BRANCH JUNCTIONW. Jiang et ai, University oC Wolverhampton, (Telford UK)

STRESS/FLUID PRESSURE WAVES IN RADIALLY EXPANDED SOLID TUBULARA. Karrech et ai, Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussees, (Paris FRANCE)

Published in PVP Vol. 483, TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL0F RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS

Developed by: R. B. Rebak, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Livermore. CA USA), R. S. Hafner, Lawrence LivermoreNational Laboratory (Livermore, CA USA)

Chair M. Greiner, University of Nevada (Reno, NV USA)

Vice Chair C. S. Bajwa. US. Nuclear Reguiatory Commission (Rockviile.MD USA)

GENERAL ANO LOCALIZED CORROSION 0F AUSTENITIC AND BORATEDSTAINLESS STEELS IN SIMULATED CONCENTRATEO GROUNO WATERSD. V. Fix et ai, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Livermore, CAUSA)

EFFECT 0F THE ENVIRONMENT ON THE GENERAL CORROSION RATE 0FAILOY 22 (N06022)R. B. Rebak, bwrence Livermore National Uboratmy (Livermore. CAUSA)

EFFEGT 0F GAR8ON SUPERSATURAPON ON THE PIUING CORROSIONBEHAVIOR 0F AUSTENITIC 316L SSS. D. Day, J. J. Hasiam, and R. B. Rebak, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Livermore, CAUSA)

OETERMINATION 0F THE CREVICE REPASSIVATION POTENTIAL 0F ALLOY22 BY A POTENTIODYNAMIC-GALVANOSTATIC POTENTIOSTATIC METHODK. J. Evans, R. R. Rebak and L. L. Wong, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Livermore, CA USA)

SESSION 22J (CT-03B, CS-09B)Tuesday. July 27, 2:00 PM - 3:45 PM, Porto fino B

EFFICIENT COMPUTATIONAL MODELS FOR ELASTIC-PLASTIC AND UMITLOAO ANALYSIS 0F PRESSURE VESSEL COMPONENTS- Il

Sponsored tay: Computer Technologies and Codes and Standards Commit-tees

Published in PVP Vol. 482, COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY ANO APPLICATIONS

Developedby: D. Jones. Bechtel Bettis Inc. (West Mifflin, PA USA), S.Yoshimura, University of Tokyo (Tokyo JAPAN)

Chair J. Gordon, Bechtel Bettis Inc. (Wesl Mifihin, PAUSA)

Vice Chair S. Yoshimura. Universily ot Tokyo (Tokyo JAPAN)

A 1WO STAGE CRACK GROWTH MODEL INCORPORATING ENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUEP. Dong and J. K. Hong, Battelle (Columbus, DH USA)

ANALYTICAL LIMIT LOADS 0F DEGRADED TUBE SECTIONSW. D. Reinhardt, Babcock & Wi!cox Canada (Cambridge, ON Canada) and X.Wang, Caneton University (Ottawa, ON Canada)

STUOY ON STRAIN CONCENTRATION FOR CYLINORICAL TUBES UNOERAXIAL COMPRESSIVE LOADINGK. Ushijima et al., Tokyo University of Science (Tokyo JAPAN)

MOOELING ANO SIMULATION 0F MULTI-SCALE CRYSTAL PLASTICITYBASED ON SELF-ORGANIZATION 0F DISLOCATION CELL ANO SUBGRAINFOR PRODUCTION 0F ULTRA-FINE GRAINEO MErALSY. Aoyagi and K. Shizawa, Keio University (Kanagawa JAPAN)

Tuesday, July 27, 2:00 PM - 3:45 PM, Mykonos A

STRESS CORROSION CRACKING - I

Sponsored hy: Materials and Fabrication Committee

Publlshed in PVP Vol. 479, RESIDUAL STRESS, FRACTURE, AND STRESSCORROSION CRACKING

Developedby: K. H. Subramanian, Savannah River Site (Aiken, SC USA),M. P. Brongers. CC Technologies (Dublin. OH USA)

Chair K. H. Subramanian. Savannah River Site (Aiken, SC USA)

r Vice Chair M. P. Brongers, CC Technologies (Dublin. OH USA)

RESIDUAL STRESS TESTING 0F OUTER 3013 CONTAINERSK. A. Dunn. Westinghouse Savannah River Company (Aiken. SC USA)

5CC GRDWTH RATES ANa REFERENCE CURVES FOR 10W CARBONSTAINLESS STEELS IN BWR ENVIRONMENTM. itow et ai, Toshiba Corp (JAPAN)

MODELLING ANO QUANTITATIVE PREDICTION 0F ENVIRONMENTALLYASSISTEO CRACKING BASEO UPON A OEFORMATION-OXIOATION MECKANISMT. Shoji et ai, Tohoku University (JAPAN)

SESSION 2.3L (MF-1OC)Tuesday, July 27, 2:00 PM - 3:45 PM, Mykonos B

EUROPEAN R&D PROJECTS - III

Sponsored hy: Materials and Fabrication Commillee

Pubiished in PVP Vol. 475, FLAW EVALUATION, SERVICE EXPERIENCE,AND MATERIALS FOR HYOROGEN SERVICE

Developedby: E. Keim, Framatome ANP GmbH (Enlangen GERMANY),D. P. G. Lidbuty, Serco Assurance (Warrington UK)

Chair E. Keim, Framatome ANP GmbH (Eriangen GERMANY)

Vice Chair D. P. G. Lidbury. Serco Assurance (Warrington UK)

EFFECT 0F SHALLOW FLAWS ANO BIAXIAL LOADING ON TRANSITIONTEMPERATURES USING A WEIBULL STRESS MODELS. yin et ai, Dak Ridge National Laboratory (Oak Ridge, TN USA)

INVESTIGATION 0F CONSTRAINT EFFECTS ON FRACTURE TOUGHNESSFOR CC(T) SPECIMENSD. Siegele et ai. IWM (Freiburg GERMANY)

ENGINEERING ASSESSMENT 0F CONSTRAINT EFFECTS ON CLEAVAGEFRACTUREA. H. Sherry et ai, Serco Assurance (Warrington UK)

EFFECT 0F IN-PLANE CONSTRAINT ANO TYPE 0F LOAOING ON FRACTURETOUGHNESS 0F TWO RPV STEELS 0F PWRSD. Lauerova and M. Brumovsky, NR1 Rez pic (Rez, CZECH REPUBLIC)

SESSION 2.3M (MF-07C)Tuesday, July 27, 2:00 PM - 3:45 PM, Palatine A

EXPERIENCE WITH CREEP-STRENGTH ENHANCEO FERRITIC STEELS - III

Sponsored by: Materials and Fabrication Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 476, EXPERIENCE WITH CREEP-STRENGTHENKANCED FERRITIC STEELS AND NEW AND EMERGING COMPUTATIONALMErHOOS

un uw, r, vlasuyama, ryusnu Instilute o, ecnrtuiugy(Kitakyushu JAPAN)

Chair J. G. Feidstein, Foster-Wheeler Power Group (Chnton, NJ USA)

Vice Chair K. Kimura, National Institute for Mateniais Science (TokyoJAPAN)

FULL SIZE INTERNAL PRESSURE CREEP TEST FOR WELOED P91 HOTREKEAT PIPINGI. Nonaka et ai. IHI Co.. Ltd. (Yokahama JAPAN)

FULL SIZE INTERNAL PRESSURE CREEP TEST FOR WELDED P91 HOTREHEAT ELBOWI, Nonaka et ai. IHI Co., Ltd. (Vokahama JAPAN)

PHASE TRANSFORMATION AND PROPERTIES 0F GR.91 AT AROUNDCRITICAL TEMPERATUREF. Masuyama. Kyushu institute et Technoiogy (Kilakyushu JAPAN). N.Nishimura. Mitsubishi Heaw lndustres. Ltd. (Nagasaki JAPAN)

SESSION Z3N (FSI-03C)Tuesday, JuIy 27, 2,00 PM -315 PM. Athenia A

THE BTK INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNOLOGY INFLUIOS, STRUCTURES, ANO FLUIO-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS -

DYNAMICS 0F EXPLOSIVE OETONATION, MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES -

III: SAFETY IN PRESSURE VESSELS AND PIPING

Sponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction Technical Committee

Pubiished in PVP Vol. 485, PROCEEDINGS 0F THE SYMPOSIUM

Symposium Organizers: W. L. Cheng, Mech. Comp. Inc. (Sunnyvale, CAUSA), A. E. Holdo, University of Herttordshire(Herts UK)

Session Developedby: S. itoh, Kumamoto University (KumamotoJAPAN), M. Fischer. Technicai Consultant(Mûnchen GERMANY)

Chair M. Fischer, Technicai Consultant (Mùnchen GERMANY)

Vice Chair’ A. Pierorazio, Baker Engineering and Risk Consultant (SanAntonlo, fl USA)

SNOCK LOAOING ON THE LIQUIO NITROGEN PRESSURE VESSELT. Watanabe. Dept. of Ocean Mechanical Engineering.National Fishenies University (Vamaguchi JAPAN). T Hamada, Kumamoto University (KumamotoJAPAN), S. itoh, Shock Wave and Condensed Matter Research Center,Kumamoto Universipj (Kumamoto JAPAN)

COMBINEO METHOO FOR ANALYSING CAS EXPLOSIONS IN PIPING CONSIOERING THE MATERIAL RESPONSET, Diesselhorst and W. Schneflhammer, Framatome ANP (Eniangen GERMANY)

EFFECT 0F VESSEL TEMPERATURE ON BLAST LOADS FROM BURSTINGPRESSURE VESSELSO. A. Baker, Baker Engineering and Risk Consultant, Inc. (San Antonio, TXUSA)

PIPE-BURST THROUGH GAS DETONATION-CALCULATION 0F STRUCTURAL OEFORMATIONSG. Meier, C. Reichel and K. Strohmeier, Technical University ol Munich(Garching GERMANY)SESSION 2.31 (OAC-O1F)

Tuesday, JuIy 27, 2 00 PM- 345 PM, Porto lino A

TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, AND OISPOSAL 0F RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS VI: MATERIAL CORROSION

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SESSION 2.30 (DA-04A)Tuesday JLIIy 27, 200 PM 345 PM. Athema B

FRACTURE MECHANICS - I

Sponsored by: Design and Anatysis Committec

Published in PVP Vol. 481, RPV INTEGRIW AND FRACTURE MECHANICSOevelopedby: K. K. Yoon, Framatome ANP, (Lynohburg, VA USA),

F. Otremba, Nuclear Power Plant KKB, (Brunsbuttel GERMANY)

Chair K. K. Voon, ANP (Lynchburg, VA USA)Vice Chair F. Otremba, Nuctear Pov;er Plant KKB, (Bwnsbuflel GERMANY)

INFLUENCE 0F CONSTRAINT ON J-R CURVES ANa ON MAXIMUM LOAD0F CIRCUMFERENTIALLY SURFACE-CRACKED PIPESJ. Novak, Nuclear Research Institute Rez (Rez CZECH REPUBLIC)

COMPARISON 0F J-INTEGRAL VALUES AND J-R CURVES BETWEEN CAR-BON STEEL COMPACT TENSION SPECIMEN AND PIPE SPECIMENM. Takanashi et ai, The University ol Tokyo (Tokyo JAPAN)

OVERVIEW 0F FLAW ASSESSMENT MEFHOOS IN THE RSE-M CODEP. Le Delliou, J. P. Sermage and B. Barthelet, Electricité de Franco (LesRenardiùres FRANGE)

FRACTURE BEHAVIOR 0F STAINLESS STEEL WELDEO PIPES UNDERBENDING: EXPERIMENTAL PROGRAM AND NUMERICAL SIMULATIONSG. Martin, Electhcit de France (Nioret sur Loing FRANGE)

SESSION Z3P (OAC-03A)Tuesday, JuIy 27, 2:00 PM- 3:45 PM, Delphi A

COMPONENT ANALYSIS AN0 EVALUATION - I

Sponsoved by: Opentions, Applications, and Components CommifieePublished in PVP Vol. 488, RISK AND RELIABILIW AND EVALUATION 0FCOMPONENTS AND MACHINERY

Developed by: K. L. McEIhaey, Gak Ridge National bboratory (Cak Ridge.IN USA)

Chair L. C. ko, Boeing Company (Kennedy Space Center, FL USA)

Vice Chair: L. I. Ezekoye, Westinghouse (Pitlsburgh, PAUSA)

OPTIMIZING NEURAL NETWORK FOR LEAK MONITORING IN PIPELINESA. H. Kassem, Atexandria University (Alexandria EGYPT), I. G. Adam, CairoUnioersity (Giza EGYPT)

FIELO VIBRATION TESTS AND DYNAMIC STABILITY ANALYSIS 0F A FULLSCALED TAINTER-GATEK. Anami. Kyoto University (Kyoto JAPAN). N lshii, Osaka Electro-Communication University (Osaka JAPAN), and C. W. Knisely, Bucknell University(PA USA)

ON THE GOVERNING CONTINGENCY FOR SAFEW-RELIEF VALVESW. E. Short Il, Pressure Systems Engineering Inc. (Newark, DE USA)

PRESSURE FLUCTUATIONS INDUCED BY SAFEW VALVESA. Boccazzi et ai, CNR-lENl (Milano ITALY)

SESSION 2.30 (CS-04A)Tuesday Ju;y 27. 2 00 PM - 345 PM. Oeiph: B

ASPECTS 0F JSME CODE - I; MATERIALS & DESIGN

Sponsored by; Codes anti Standards Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 480, PRESSURE VESSEL AND PIPING CODES ANDSTANDARDS 2004

Developedby: I. Saito. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (Kobe JAPAN)

Chair D. L. Rudland, Engineering Mechanics Corp. (Columbus. OH USA)

Vice Chair T. Shimakawa, Kawasaki Heavy Industries (Kobe JAPAN)

OUTLINE 0F THE JSME RULES ON DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION FORNUCLEAR POWER PLANTSI. Saito, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (Kobe JAPAN), T. Shimakawa, Kawasaki Heavy Industries (Kobe JAPAN)

OUTLINE 0F THE JSME RULES ON DESIGN ANO CONSTRUCTION FORTHERMAL POWER GENERATION FACILITIESI. Nishiguchi, Kanagawa Institute ot Technology (Kanagawa JAPAN).M. Fujita. Milsubishi Heaw Industries (Tokyo JAPAN). S. Hamada. TokyoElectric Pov;er Co. (Tokyo JAPAM)

JSME CODE ON PROTECTION DESIGN AGAINST POSTULATED PIPE RUPTURE FOR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTSK. Kitsukawa et aI, Toshiba Corporation (Yokohama JAPAN)

FIRST PUBLICATION 0F THE NUCLEAR MATERIALS CODE FOR NUCLEARFACILITIES IN JAPANH. Murakami. Japan Nuclear Eneray Satety Organization (Tokyo JAPAN)

SESSION 23S (SE-05C)Tuesday, July 27, 200 PM - 3:45 PM, Palatine B

SEISMIC, SKOCK AND VIBRATION ISOLATION - III

Sponsored by: Seismic Enginoerino Committee

Pubtished in PVP Vol. 486, SEISMIC ENGINEERING - 2004

Deve!oped by: S. Fujita, Tokyo Denki University (Toyko JAPAN)

Chair K. tshida (CRIEPI)

‘Jice Chair S. Fujita (Tojo Denki University)

OEVELOPMENT 0F THREE-OIMENSIONAL SEISMIC ISOLATION TECHNOLOGY FOR NEXT GENERATION NUCLEAR POWER PLANT IN JAPANK. noue, Japan Atomic Power Company (Tokyo JAPAN), M. Morishita,Japan Nuclear Cycle Development Institute (Ibaraki JAPAN) and T. Fujita,University of Tokyo (Tokyo JAPAN)

STUOY ON THREE DIMENSIONAL SEISMIC ISOLATION SYSTEM FOR NEXTGENERATION NUCLEAR POWER PLANT; HYDRAULIC THREE-DIMENSIONAL BASE ISOLATION SYSTEMT. Shimada and T. Fuiwaka, lshkav.’ajima-Harima Heavy Industries (Yokohama JAPAN), S. Moro. Japan Atomic Povier Company (Tokyo JAPAN)

THREE-OIMENSIONAL SEISMIC ISOLATION DEVICE WITH ROLLING SEALTYPE AIR SPRINGT. Hagiwara and J. Suhara, Shimizu Corporation (Tokyo JAPAN), S. Moro,Japan Atomic Power Company (Tokyo JAPAN)

STUDY ON TKREE-DIMENSIONAL SEISMIC ISOLATION SYSTEM FOR NEXTGENERATION NUCLEAR POWER PLANT: INDEPENDENT CABLE REINFORCEO ROLLING-SEAL AIR SPRINGM. Kageyama arrt Y. Hino, Obayashi Corporation (Tokyo APAN). S. Moro,Japan Atomic Power Company (To.’o JAPAN)

FOYER - SOFTWARE DEMONSTRATION FORUM

BIoCk 2.4: Tuesday, JUIy 27 (4:00 PM — 5:45 PM)

SESSION 2.4A (TUT-03G)

Tuesday July 27, 4:00 PM - 5 45 PM, Salon A

TUTORIAL: PAPER, PENCIL AND PC SOLUTION FOR THERMAL-HYDRAULIC INTERACTION WITH PVP PIPING SYSTEMS

Sponsored hy: The PVP Division Conlerence Committee

Presented by: F. J. Moody. Consultant. Murphys, CAUSA

SESSION 2.48 (CT-06G)Tuesd3y. JlJiy 27. 4 @3 PM - 5 45 PM. Salon B

ANALYSIS 0F BOLTED JOINT-VII

Sponsored by; Computer Technologies Commtttee

Published in PVP Vol. 478, ANALYSIS 0F BOLTEO JOINTS

Developed by: A. Bouzid, Ecole de Technologie Superieure (Montreal, OCCANADA); T. Sawa, University of Yamanashi (YamanashiJAPAN)

Chair A. Bouzid, Scole de Technologie Superieure (Montreal. OC CANADA)

Vice Chair J. R. Payr.e. JPAC (Long Valley. NJ USA)

FIANGE DESIGN CAICUIAT1ON CONSIDERING FIANCE ROTATIONT. Sawa et al. Yamanashi University (Yamanashi Japan)

HARMONIZED GASKEJ TESTINGM. Schaal et ai, Amtec Services (Lautfen GERMANY)

THE EVOLUTION 0F A RANGE 0F SERVICE EXPERIENCE RATIONALISEDSEALING MATERIALSJ. Hoyes. Flexitaflc (West Yorkshire UX)

EFFECT 0F AGING TIME ON SEALING PERFORMANCE 0F NON-ASBESTOSGASKEf AT ELEVATED TEMPERATUREH. Tsuji et ai, Tokyo Denki University. (Saitama JAPAN)

SESSION a4C (CS-03B)Tuesday, July 27, 400 PM -5:45 PM, Salon O

STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY 0F PRESSURE COMPONENTS - II

Sponsored by: Codes anti Standards Commillee

Pubtished in PVP Vol. 480, PRESSURE VESSEL AND PIPING CODES ANDSTANDADOS -2004

Developed by: Y, Hart. University of North Carolina (Charlotte. NC USA)

Chair Y. Han, University of Nodh Carolina (Charlotte, NC USA)

Vice Chair D. Bhavnani, Public Service Electric & Gas (Hancock’s Bridge,NJ USA)

FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS 0F A SLAB TANKY. Han, University of North Carolina at Charlotte (Charlotte] NC USA)

ANALYSIS 0F A HEMISPHERICAL HEAD WITK NOZZLE AND LOCAL THINABEAM. W. Guillot and J. E. Helms. Stress Engineering Services (Baton Rouge,LA USA)

INTEGRITY ASSESSMENT 0F PRESSURE CDMPONENTS WITH LOCAL HOTSPOTSR. Sheshadri, Memorial University ot Newfoundland (St John’s, NF CANADA)

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82’ STRESS INDICES FOR EIBOWS USING NON-LINEAR FINtTE ELEMENTANALYSISK. Venkataramana et ai, Bhaba Atomic Research Centre (Trombay INDIA)

SESSION 2AD (FSI-07G)Tuesday, July 27, 400 PM - 5:45 PM, Salon O

5TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIESFOR FLUIO5HERMAL/STRESS SYSTEMS WITH INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS - MIXING FLOW PHENOMENA

Sponsoreti bv; Fluid-Strutture Interaction Technicat Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 491, PROCEEDINGS 0F TUE SYMPOSIUM

Session Developed by: C. R. Keijn, Deift University ot Technology (DelftTHE NETHERLANDS), S. Kawano. Tohoku University (Sendai JAPAN)

Chair S. Parameswaran, CFD Laboratory Texas Tech University (Lubbock,TX USA)

Vice Chair V. Kudriavtsev, CFD Canada (Toronto CANADA)

MODELING TURBULENCE IN STIRRED VESSELS: A REVIEW AND RECENTOEVELOPMENTS (KEYNOTE)A. Bakker, Fluent Inc. (Lebanon, NH USA)

CFD ANALYSIS 0F THE MIXING BEHAVIOUR 0F A STABLE STRATIFICATION IN A CYLINDRICAL TANK WITH A SIDE-ENTRY MIXERR. Van Looy et aI, Delit University of Technology (Oelft THE NETHERLANDS)

SIMULATION 0F THE KEAT TRANSFER TD A LAMINAR FLDW IN A PREMIXSTATIC MIXERR. F. Mudde and R. J. R. Van der Kleij, Deltt University of Technology (DelftTHE NETHERLANDS), R. Beugels, Pnimix BV (Mijdrecht THE NETHERLANDS)

A STUDY 0F THE ACCURACY, GLOBAL PERFORMANCE AND COMPUTATIONAI EXPENSES 0F K-EPSILON, K-OMEGA, AND RSM TURBULENTMODEL FOR FLOW IN AN INDUSTRIAL STATIC MIXERR. K. Rahmani, T. G. Keith and A. Ayasouii. The UniversWi oF Toledo (Toto-do. OH USA)

SESSION 2.4E (OAC-02F)Tuesday. July 27, 400 PM -545 PM, Salon E

AGING MANAGEMENT ANO LICENSE RENEWAL-VI

Sponsored hy: Operalions, Applications, anti Components Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 487, AGING MANAGEMENT AND LICENSE RENEWAL

Developed by: M. H. Sanwarwalla. Sargent & Lundy LLC (Chicago, ILUSA). V. N. Shah, Argonne National Laborator (Argonne.IL USA)

Chair S. Sakai, University ni Tokyo, (Tokyo, JAPAN)

Vice Chair M. H. Sanwarwalia, Sargent & Lundy LLC (Chicago, IL USA)

REACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL 0F TRICASTIN UNIT 1 CORE ZONE INSPECTION - COMPARISON 0F NON-DESTRUCTIVE EXAMINATION RESULTSAMONG TWD CORS ARFA INSPECTIONS PERFORMED IN jggg ANO IN 2003K. Payraudeau et ai, EDF (Cedex FRANCE)

THE EFFECT 0F ENVIRONMENTS ON THE FATIGUE LIFE 0F PRESSUREVESSEL STEEL IN KICK TEMPERATURE WATERH. Cho et al. Korea Advanced Institute ot Science and Technology (OaejeonREPUBLIC 0F KOREA)

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PROCEDURES ON FRACTURE TOUGHNESS ESTIMATION SAFEW ASSESSMENT AND LIFE EXTENSION FOR IN-SERVICE HIGH PRESSURE VESSELSG. Chen et ai, South China University of Technoiogy (Guangzhou CHINA)

THE FRENCH REGUI.ATORY EXPERIENCE AND VIEWS ON NICKEL-RASEALLOY PWSCC PREVENTION AND TREATMENTD. Emond and J. Renchet, Generai Directorate for Nuclear Safcty & Radiation Protection and Institute of Radioiogicai Protection and Nuclear Safety(Dijon FRANCE)

SESSION 2.4F (PSD-O1)Tuesday Ju1y27, 400 PM- 545 PM, Salon F

INNOVATIVE PIPELINE SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGIES

Sponsored by: Pipeline Systems Division

Published in PVP Vol. 490, STORAGE TANK INTEGRITY AND MATERIALSEVAI.UATION

Developedby: C. E. Jaske, CC Technologies (Dublin, OH USA), Y. Uchida,JFE Engineering Corp. (Yokohama JAPAN)

Chair C. E. Jaske, CC Technologies (Dublin, OH USA)Vice Chair: Y. Uchida, JFE Engineering Corp. (Yokohama JAPAN)

REMOTE MONITORING SYSTEMS FOR DEFECTION 0F CONTACT BY UNAUTHORIZED CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT ANO THE CATHODIC PROTECTIONCONDITION ON BURIED PIPELINESS. Hatanaka, JFE Engineering Co., Ltd. (JAPAN), M. Tange, Toho Gas Co.,Ltd. (JAPAN), M. Sumiyama, JFE Koken Go., Ltd. (JAPAN)

STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY ASSESSMENT FOR VARIOUS FAILURE MODESUSING A RISK-BASED MAINTENANCE METHODH. Horikawa, M. Yoshikawa and N. Takasu, JFE Engineering Corp. (Kawasaki JAPAN)

ASSESSING THE EFFECTS 0F VIBRATORY LOADS ON PIPELINES USINGANALYSIS AND MONITORING TECHNIQUESC. Alexander, Stress Engineering Services, Inc. (Houston, TX USA),D. Runte, Fiorida Gas Transmission Pipeline (Maitland, FL USA), R. Long,Stress Engineering Services, inc. (Houston, TX USA)

NEURO-FUZZY APPROACHES FOR FRP OIL ANO CAS PIPELINE CONDITION ASSESSMENTS. Kumar and F. Taheri, Daihousie University (Halifax, NS Canada)

PLASTIC COLLAPSE ASSESSMENTS 0F UNEOUAL WALL JOINTS INPIPELINE TRANSITIONSX. K. Zhu and B. N. Leis, Battelle Pipeline Technoiogy Center (Columbus, OHUSA)

SESSION 14H (NDE-O1C)Tuesday, JuIy 27, 400 PM -545 PM, San Remo

ULTRASONIC NDE - III

Sponsored by: NOE Engineering Division Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 484, RECENT ADVANCES IN NON-DESTRUCTIVETESTING AND INSPECTION

Developedby: Y. Vokono, Non-destructive Inspection Co., Ltd. (ChibaJAPAN), Y. H. Cho, Pusan National University (PusanKOREA)

Chair: Y. Yokono, Non-destructive Inspection Go., Ltd (Chiba JAPAN)

Wce Chair: Y. Murata, Wakayama University (Wakayama JAPAN)

FLEXURAL TORSIONAL MODE FOCUSING IN PIPE INSPECTIONZ. Sun, J. L, Rose, The Pennsylvania State University (University Park, PAUSA)

FLAW CLASSIFICATION 8V USING ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK ANDWAVELETL. Li et al. Kyoto University (Kyoto JAPAN)

DETECTION 0F CORROSION 0F INSULATED PIPING USING SH ANGLEPROBET. Kikuchi et ai, ldemitsu Petrochemical Go., Ltd. (Chiba JAPAN)

APPLICATION 0F AOVANCEO ULTRASONIC TECHNOLOGY TO MEASUREINTERNAL DEPOSIT THICKNESS FOR BOILER WATERWALL TUBE IN THERMAL POWER PLANTSY. Imaizumi et ai, Kyusyu Electric Power Co., Inc. (Fukuoka JAPAN)

SESSION 2.41 (OAC-O1G)Tuesday, JuIy 27, 4:00 PM - 545 PM, PortofInc A

TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL 0F RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS VII: STRUCTURAL AND THERMAL ANALYSIS

Sponsored by: Operations, Applications, and Components Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 483, TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL0F RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS

Developed by: N. K. Gupta, Westinghouse Savannah River Company(Aiken, SC USA), A. C. Smith, Westinghouse SavannahRiver Company (Aiken, SC USA)

Chair: C. S. Bajwa, U.S. Nuclear Reguiatory Commission (Rockville, MDUSA)

Vice Chair: M. R. Feidman, National Transportation Research Center(Knoxviille, TN USA)

COMPUTER SIMULATION 0F A TRANSPORTATION PACKAGE IMPACTINGCONCREFE AND SOIL TARGETSS. N. Huang, S. S. Shiraga and L. M. Hay, Duratek Federal Services (Richland, WA USA)

THE STATE 0F STRESS 0F TRANSPORTATION PACKAGES DURING HYPOTHETICAL ACCIDENT FREE DROP IMPACTS. N. Huang, S. S. Shiraga and L. M. Hay, Duratek Federal Services (Richland, WA USA)

CAFÉ-3D: A FAST RUNNING COMPUTATIONAL TOOL FOR ANALYSIS 0FRADIOACTIVE MATERIAI. PACKAGES IN FIRE ENVIRONMENTSN. Are and M. Greiner, University of Nevada (Reno, NV USA), A. Suo-Anttila,Alion Science and Technology (Albuquerque, NM USA)

RUPTURE TESTING 0F A-106, GRADE B STEEL PIPES REPAIRED WITHCARBONIEPOXY COMPOSITESJ.M. Wilson, M. R. Kessler and J. M. DuelI, The University of Toisa (Tulsa,OK USA)

SESSION 2.4J (CT-03C, CS-09C)Tuesday, July 27, 400 PM - 5:45 PM, Porto fInc B

EFFICIENT COMPUTATIONAL MODELS FOR ELASTIC-PLASTIC ANO LIMITLOAD ANALYSIS 0F PRESSURE VESSEL COMPONENTS - III

Sponsored by: Computer Technologies and Codes and Standards Commit-tees

SESSION 2.4J (CT.03C, CS-09C) (conlinued)

Published in PVP Vol. 482, COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY ANO APPLICATIONS

oeveloped by: W. Reinhardt, Babcock & Wilcox Canada (Cambridge, ONCanada), S. Yoshimura, University of Tokyo (Tokyo JAPAN)

Chair S. Yoshimura, University ot Tokyo (Tokyo JAPAN)

Vice Chair S. Adams, Lockheed Madin Corp. (Schenectady, NY USA)

PLASTIC AND CREEP ANALYSES 0F THE SUPERHEATER HEAOER TUBE-PLATE USING LINEAR MATCHING METHODH. F. Chen and A. R. S. Ponter, University of Leicester (Leicester UK)

LIMIT LOAD 0F ANISOTROPIC COMPONENTS USING THE M13 — MULTIPLIER METHODH. Indermohan and R. Seshadri, Memorial University of Newtoundiand (St.John’s, NF Canada), W. D. Reinhardt, Babcock & Wilcox Canada (Cambridge, ON Canada)

A STUDY ON THE ELASTIC COMPENSATION METHOD FOR DESIGN BYANALYSIS CODESI, Nishiguchi and M. Sasaki, Kanagawa Institute of Technology (KanagawaJAPAN)

ULTRASONIC STUDY ON CRYSTAL ORIENTATION EFFECTS UPON POINTDEFECT GROWTH CAUSED BY CROSS SLIP UNDER PLASTIC DEFORMATIONM. Kobayashi. Kitami institute ot Technology (Hokkaido JAPAN)

SESSION 2.4K (MF-04B)Tuesday, July 27, 4:00 PM - 545 PM, Mykonos A

STRESS CORROSION CRACKING - II

Sponsored by: Materials ami Fabrication Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 479, RESIDUAL STRESS, FRACTURE, AND STRESSCORROSION CRACKING

Developedby’ K. H. Subramanian, Savannah River Site (Aiken, SC USA),S. Suzuki (Tokyo, Japan)

Chair K. Subramanian, Savannah River Site (Aiken, SC USA)

Vice Chair S. Suzuki (Tokyo JAPAN)

FACTORS INFLUENCING SCC AND IASCC 0F STAINLESS STEELS IN HIGHTEMPERATURES WATERP. L. Andresen, General Electric (USA)

STUDY ON GRDWTH DIRECTION AND CHARACTERISTICS 0F SCC IN NICKEL BASE WELD MEJAL IN HIGH TEMPERATURE 0XYGENATED WATERJ. Kuniya et ai, Hitachi Ltd (JAPAN)

STUDY ON fiE 5CC GRDWTH 0F ALLOY 182 UNDER CONSTANT DIS-PLACEMENT CONDITION IN HIGH TEMPERATURE OXYGENATED WATERS. Suzuki et ai, Tokyo Electric Power Company (JAPAN)

EVALUATION 0F IGSCC GROWTH BEHAVIOR 0F 316NG PLR PIPING INBWRK. Kumagai et aI, Tokyo Electric Power Company (JAPAN)

Published in PVP Vol. 475, FLAW EVALUATION, SERVICE EXPERIENCE,AND MATERIALS FOR HYDROGEN SERVICE

Developedby’ D. P. G. Lidbury, Serco Assurance (Warrington, CheshireUK), D. Moinereau, EDF (Les Renardières FRANCE)

Chair D. Moinereau, EDF (Les Renardières FRANCE)

Vice Chair B. Brickstad, SKI (Stockholm SWEDEN)

PROJECT NURBIM (NUCLEAR RI-ISI METHODOLOGY FOR PASSIVE COMPONENTS), BENCHMARKING 0F STRUCTURAL RELIABILITY MODELS ANDASSOCIATED SOFtWAREB. Brickstad et ai, SKI (Stockholm SWEDEN)

SMILE: A EUROPEAN R&D PROJECT FOR THE INCLUSION 0F WARM PRESTRESS IN RPV ASSESSMENT (PRESENTATION ONLY)D. Moinereau et ai, EDF (FRANGE)

CRACK INITIATION AND ARREST 0F IRRADIATED RPV-STEELS: A NATIONAL PROJECT ON GERMAN RPV WELD AND BASE MATERIALSE. Keim, R. Langer and H. Hein, Framatome ANP (GmbH, Ertangen GERMANY)

A GLOBAL LIMIT SOLUTION FOR PLATES WITH SEMI-ELLIPTICAL SURFACE CRACKS UNDER COMBINED TENSION AND BENDINGY. Lei, British Energy (Barnwood UK)

SESSION 2.4M (MF-07D)Tuesday, JuIy 27, 4:00 PM - 545 PM. Palatine A

EXPERIENCE WITH CREEP-STRENGTH ENHANCED FERRITIC STEELS - IV

Sponsored by: Materials and Fabrication Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 476, EXPERIENCE WITH CREEP-STRENGTHENHANCED FERRITIC STEELS AND NEW AND EMERGING COMPUTATIONALMEFHODS

Developedby: M. GoId, GoId Metailurgicai Services LLC (North Benton,OH USA), F. Masuyama, Kyushu lnstitute of Technology(Kitakyushu JAPAN)

Chair I. Nonaka, IHI Co., Ltd. (Yokahama JAPAN)

Vice Chair M. Go?d, GoId Metallurgical Services LLC (North Benton OHUSA)

STEAM OXIDATION 0F CREEP-STRENGTH ENHANCED 9CR FERRITICSTEEL: VOID FORMATION IN OXIDE SCALE AND ITS RELATION TO SCALEEXFOLIATIONY. Watanabe, Tohoku University (Sendai JAPAN), H. Kikkawa, Tohoku University (Sendai JAPAN)

MECHANICAL PROPERTIES 0F NEW GRADES 0F FE-3CR-W ALLOYSV. K. Sikka et ai, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (Oak Ridge, TN USA)

CREEP FAILURE BEHAVIOR 0F CREEP-STRENGTH ENHANCED FERRITICSTEELSF. Masuyama, Kyushu Institute of Technology (Kitakyushu, JAPAN), N.Komai, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (Nagasaki JAPAN)

SESSION 2.4N (FSI-03D)Tuesday, July 27, 4:00 PM - 545 PM. Athenia A

THE STH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNOLOGY INFLUIOS, STRUCTURES, ANO FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS -

DYNAMICS 0F EXPLOSIVE DETONATION, MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES -

IV: MATERIALS & STRUCTURES(continued)

çSESSION 2.4L (MF-1OD)Tuesday, July 27, 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM, Mykonos B

EUROPEAN R&D PROJECTS - IV

Sponsored by: Materials and Fabrication Committee44

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SESSION 2.4N (FSI-03D) (continued)

Sponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction Technical Committee

Puhlished in PVP Vol. 485, PROCEEOINGS OFTHE SYMPOSIUM

Symposium Organizers: W. L. Cheng, Mach. Comp. Inc. (Sunnyvale. CAUSA). A. E Holdo, Universlly ot Hertfordshire(Harts UKI

Session Developedby: S. ltoh. Kumarnoto Univcrsity (KumamotoJAPAN), M. Souti, Université de Lille (LilleFRANCE)

Chair A. Pierorazio, Baker Enaincering and Risk Consultant (San Antonio.TX USA)

Vice Chair S I:oh, Kumamolo University (Kumamoto JAPAN)

JOINTS FOR JOINING SECTIONS 0F THICK COMPOSITE LAMINATEW. L. Cheng, MechComp, Inc. (Sunnyvale, CA USA), K. Young, FMC GroundSystems Division (San Jose, CA USA), C. C. Chen, FMC Corporation Technotogy Center (Santa Clara, CA USA)

ON GLASS CRUSHING USING UNOERWATER SHOCK WAVEH. lyama, Dept. ot Mechanicat and Electrical Engineering, YatsushiroNational Coltege ot Technology (Kumamoto JAPAN), T. Watanabe, Dept. otOcean Mechariical Engineering, National Fisheries University (YamaguchiJAPAN), S. Itoh, Shock Wave and Condensed Matter Research Center,Kumamoto University (Kumamoto JAPAN)

A BEHAVIOR 0F STRESS WAVES IN PMMA WITH A STEPS. Matsumoto. Shock Wave and Condensed Matter Research Center,Kumamoto University (Kumamoto JAPAN). Y. Nakamura, Oept. et Civil andArchitectural Engineering, Yatsushiro National Cotlege ot Technology(Kumamoto JAPAN), S. ltoh, Shock Wave and Condensed Matter ResearchCenter, Kumamoto University (Kumamoto JAPAN)

SESSION 2.40 (DA-04B)Tuesday July 27. 3 00 PM - 5 45 PM. Athenia B

FRACTURE MECHANICS - HSponsared by: Oesign ami Analysis Commillee

Published in PVP Vol. 481, RPV IFffEGRITY ANO FRACTURE MECHANICS

Developedby: K. K. Yoon, Framatome ANP, (Lynchburg, VA USA),F. Otremba, Nuclear Power Plant KKB (Brunsbuttet GERMANY)

Chair F. Otremba, Framatome ANP (Lynchburg, VA USA)

Vice Chair P. Le Delliou, EDF Département MMC (Moret-sur-LoingFRANCE)

FRACTURE TOUGHNESS 0F DUCTILE CAST IRON AND APPLICABILITY 0FFRACTURE MECHANICS TO DCI CASKST. Arai, T. Saegusa and N. Urabe, Central Research Institute of ElectricPower lndustry (Yakosuka-city JAPAN)

LIMIT AND PLASTIC LOA0 CRITERIAD. N. Moreton. K. S. Lee and D. G. Mottat, University ot Liverpool (LiverpoolUK)

SHEAR FRACTURE 0F DUCTILE METAL ANO ITS ASSESSMENTW. Wang, Tsinghua Universitj (Beijing CHINA)

TEMPERATURE DEPENDENT MICRO-CRACK PROPAGATIONK. Kitamura, Kochi Institule ot Technology (JAPAN)

SESSION 2.4P (OAC-038)Tuesday July 27, 4:00 PM - 545 PM, Delphi A

COMPONENT ANALYSIS ANO EVALUATION - II

Sponsored by: Operalions, Applications, and Components Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 488, RISK ANO RELIABILITY AND EVALUAT1ON 0FCOMPONENTS AND MACHINERY

Developedby: L. I. Ezeko e. Westinghouse (Pittsburgh, PA USA)Chair L. L Ezekoye, Westinghouse (Piflsburgh, PA USA)

‘Me Chair L. C. Ike, Boeing Company (Kennedy Space Center, FL USA)

MOUELING GAS-LIQUID HEAD PERFORMANCE 0F ELECTRICAL SUBMERSIBLE PUMPSD. Sun and M. Prado, Baker Atlas (Houston. TX USA)

EVALUATION 0F Tif E STRUCTURAL INTEGRIW FOR INTERFERENCE-FITFLYWHEEL 0F REACTOR COOLANT PUMPSJ. S. Park, Korea Power Electric Company, Inc. (KOPEC) (Daejon KOREA),J. H. Park, Chungbuk National University (Cheongju KOREA)

THEORETICAL INVESTIGATION 0F FLOW RATE AT THE MAXIMUM EFFICIENCY POINT IN THE OESIGN 0F IMPELLER RLAOE IN CENTRIFUGALPUMPT. Tanaka, Mechanical Engineering, Kobe University (Kobe JAPAN)

TWO PHASE FLOW THROUGH A RELIEF VALVE OISCHARGING INTO AWATER FILLEO PIPEL. I. Ezekoye, T. J. Matty, and S. R. Swantner. Westinghouse Electric Company (Pittsburgh, PA USA)

SESSION 2.40 (CS-04B)Tuesday. Juiy 27, 4:00 5M-545 5M, Oeoh B

ASPECTS 0F JSME CODE- Il: FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE & INSPECTION

Sponsored by: Codes and Standards Committea

Published in PVP Vol. 480, PRESSURE VESSEL ANO PIPING CODES ANOSTANOAROS-2004

Developedby K. Hasegavia. Hitachi Nuclear Sysiem Division (IbarakiJAPAN)

Chair D. A. Scadh, Kinethcs, Inc. Çîoronto, ON CANADA)Vice Chair K. Hasegawa, Hitachi Nuclear System Division (Ibaraki JAPAN)

IMPLEMENTATION 0F REGULATORY RULES ON FITNESS-FOR-SERVICEFOR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS IN JAPANT. Nakamura et aI, Nuclear and Industrial Satety Agency (Tokyo JAPAN)

CURRENT STATUS 0F JAPANESE CODE ON FITNESS-FOR-SER VICE FORNUCLEAR POWER PLANTSK. Kashima, CRIEPI (Tokyo JAPAN), T. Nomura, Kansai Electric Power Co.,Inc. (Osaka JAPAN), K. Koyama, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (Kobe JAPAN)

STUOY ON FLAW ACCEPTANCE STANOARD 0F RPV IN ASME CODE SEC.Xl BASEO ON FAILURE PRO8ABILIflK. Shibata et aI, Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute (Ibaraki JAPAN)

APPLICATION 0F POTENTIAL DROP TECHNIQUE TO THE INSPECTION 0FWELOED BOILER PRESSURE PARTSS. Hamada et aI, Tokyo Electric Power Co. (Tokyo JAPAN)

RELIABILITY 0F PIPING IN A NUCLEAR POWER PLANT CONSIDERINGFLAW OETECTION PROBABILIWH. Machida ci aI, TEPCO Systems Corp. (Tokyo JAPAN)

SESSION 2.4S (SE-04)Tuesday. July 27, 4:00 PM -545 P41, Palatine B

NEW TECHNIOUES FOR SEISMIC TESTING

Sponsored by: Seismic Engineering Commitlce

Published in PVP Vol. 486, SEISMIC ENGINEERING-2004

Deveioped by: O. Furuya. Tokyo Metropolitan Coltege ot Technology(Tokyo JAPAN), S. Fujita Tokyo Denki University (TokyoJAPAN)

Chair H. Shintani. Fukui University (JAPAN)

Vice Chair. S. Aoki. Tokyo Metropolitan Collage ot Technology (TokyoJAPAN)

A DYNAMIC POSITION MEASUREMENT MEHOO FOR DESTRUCTIVE PROCESS 0F STRUCTURES USING IMAGE PROCESSINGH. Nishizawa, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (Hyogo JAPAN), S. Fujita,Tokyo Denki University (TokyD JAPAN) and O. Furuya, Tokyo MetropolitanCollege of Technology (Tokyo JAPAN)

STUDY ON 3-0 MEASUREMENT METHOD IN SHAKE TABLE TESTS USINGIMAGE PROCESSING TECHNIQUE (1ST REPORT, VERIFICATION 0F SYNTHETIC PERFORMANCE 0F THE MEASUREMENT SYSTEM)S. Fujita, Tokyo Denki University (Tokyo JAPAN), O. Furuya, TokyoMetropolitan College ot Technoiogy (Tokyo JAPAN), Y. Nhtsu, Denki University (Tokyo JAPAN)

STUDY ON 3-D MEASUREMENT METHOO IN SHAKE TABLE TESTS USINGIMAGE PROCESSING TECHNIQUE (2N0 REPORT, MEASUREMENT ACCURACY IN ACTUAL FRACTURING TEST USING FULL SCALE W000ENHOUSE MODEL)S. Fujita, Tokyo Denki University (Tokyo Japan), O. Furuya, TokyoMetropolitan College ot Technology (Tokyo JAPAN), T. Mikoshiba. NationalResearrh Insi,ftte Ior Disaster Prevention (Tsukuba-shi JAPAN)

A MULTI-PATH TOLERANT DISPLACEMENT MEASUREMENT SYSTEMUSING RADIO WAVE PHASE DIFFERENCESN. Suzuki, Mitsubishi Electric Corp. (JAPAN), T. Mikoshiba. NationalResearch Institute tor Eadh Science and Disaster Prevention, (Tsukuba-shiJAPAN). A. Mogi. Mitsubishi ElectriD Corporation, (Hyogo JAPAN)

FOYER - SOFTWARE DEMONSTRATION FORUM

WEDNESDAY, JULY 28

BIoCk 3.1: Wednesday, JuIy 28(8:30 AM — 10:15 AM)

SESSION 3.1D (FSI-07E)Wednesday, July 28. 8.30 AM - 10:15 AM, Salon O

STH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIESFOR FLUID[rHERMAL/STRESS SYSTEMS WITH INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS -AUTOMOTIVE APPLICATIONS- I

Sponsored by: Fluïd-Slruclure Interaction Technical Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 491, PROCEEOINGS 0F THE SYMPOSIUMSession Developed by: V. Kudriavtsev, CFD Canada (Toronto CANADA);

S. Kawano, Tohoku Universiw (Serdai JAPAN)

Chair B. L. Smith, Paul Scherrer Institute (Villigen SWIUERLAND)

Vice Chair C. R. Kleijn, Dettt University ot Technology (Oeltt THENETHERLANDS)

AEROACOUSTIC APPLICATIONS IN THE AUTOMOTIVE CFO ANALYSIS(KEYNOTE)M. Zhou. P. Shorter and A. Tabbal. ESI Software Group (Rungis FRANCE)

IMPACT 0F CAVITY ON SUNROOF BUFFETING: A flVO DIMENSIONAL CFDSTUOYC. F. An. Belcan Corporation (Novi, Ml USA). S. M. A!aie. Optimal CAE Inc.(Novi, MI USA), M. S. Scislowicz, DaimlerChrysler Corporation (Detroit, MlUSA)

TRANSIENT FORMATION IN THE DOWNORAF[ PAINT BOOTHV. Kudriavtsev. CFD Canada (Toronto, CANADA). N. Marga and K. Smith(Dsrawa. CANADA)

AEROACOUSTIC NOISE PREDICTION AND EXPERIMENTAL VALIDATION 0FHYDRAULIC STEERING PUMP CAVIn DESIGNL. Wang and C. M. Fernholz, Visteon Corporation (Dearborn, MI USA)

SESSION 31E (OAC-02G)Wednesday, July 28, 830 AM - 10:15 AM, Salon E

AGING MANAGEMENT AND LICENSE RENEWAL-VIl

Sponsored by: Operations, Applications, and Components Committec

Puhlished In PVP Vol. 451, AGING MANAGEMENT AND LICENSE RENEWAL

Developedby’ M. H. Sanwarwatla, Sargent & Lundy LLC (Chicago, ILUSA), V. N. Shah, Argonne National Laboratory (Argonne,IL USA)

Chair D. Demoss. Sargent & Lundy LLC (Chicago. IL USA)

Vice Chair G. Beadikian, EDF Pole Industrie (Saint Denis FRANGE)

KNOWLEDGE MODELING FOR ASSET MANAGEMENT EVALUATIONC. Bauby et al. Electricite de France (Cedex FRANCE)

ANO-1 EXPERIENCES USING STRUCTURAL TOOLS DURING LICENSERENEWAL APPLICATIONR. Ahrabti. Entergy Nuclear Inc. (Russellvil!e. AR USA)

ROBOTICS IN NUCLEAR ENVIRONMENT: INSPECTIONS ANO REPAIRSINSIDE THE PRIMABY COOLANT SYSTEMM. Tortolano et ai, Electricite de France (Cedex FRANCE)

APPLICATION 0F HOT HARDNESS TEST TO THE EVALUATIDN 0F CREEPDAMAGE F-V TURBIVE ROTOR 0F FOSSIL P0 WEB PLANTS. Sakai et ai, University ut Tokyo (Tokyo JAPAN)

SESSION 3.1 F (DA-03A)Wednesday, July 28, 830 AM - 10 15 AM. Salon P

DESIGN AND ANALYSIS 0F PIPING COMPONENTS - ISponsored by: Design and Analysis Committee

Puhlished in PVP Vol. 417, DESIGN AND ANALYSIS 0F PRESSURE VESSELS, HEAT EXCHANGERS AND PIPING COMPONENTS

Developedby: T. G. Seipp. Fluor Canada Ltd, (Calgary, AB CANADA),A. Otani. lshikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries. Ltd.(Yokohama JAPAN)

Chair T. G. Seipp. Fluor Canada Ltd (Calgarg. AB CANADA)

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SESSION 31F (DA-03A) (conhinued)

Vice Chair k Otani. ishikawajima-Harima Hea’ industries, Ltd. (Yokohama JAPAN)

ASSESSMENT 0F LOCAL DECREASES IN WALL THICKNESS AT THE CONNECIION STRAIGHT PIPE TU U—90 DEGREE BENDSR. Kauer and W. Hoizer, TU V-SUD (Munich GERMANY)

ULTIMATE CAPACIW 0F PRESSURIZED STEEL ELB0WS UNDER BENDINGS. A. Karamanos and D. Tsouvalas, University ot Thessaly (Volos GREECE),A. M. Gresnigi, Delft University ot Tcchnology (Dclii THE NETHERLANDS)

RECENT DESIGN APPROACHES 0F LARGE BORE PIPING EXCEEDING 1000F RATIO OITT. Mabuchi, Chiyoda Corporation (Yokohama. Kanagawa JAPAN). M. Shinohara, Chiyoda Advanced Solulions Corporation (Yokohama. KanagawaJAPAN)

RELIABILIU TESTING 0F PRESSURE RELIEF VALVESR. Gross, Westinghouse Savannah River Company (Aiken, 5G USA)

SESSION 3.1H (NDE-O1D, CT-07D)Wednesday, JuIy 28, 530 AM - 1015 AM, San Rama

ULTRASONIC NOE - IV

Sponsored by: NDE Engineering Division And Computer TechnologiesCommittees

Puhllshed in PVP Vol. 484, RECENT ADVANCES IN NON-DESTRUCTIVETESTING AND INSPECTION

Deveioped by: Y. Yokono, Non-destructive inspection Go., Ltd. (ChibaJAPAN), T. Takagi, Tohoku University (Sondai, MiyagiJAPAN)

Chair M. Moies, R/D Tech (ON CANADA)

Vice Chair H. Nishino, Tohoku University (Sendai, Miyagi JAPAN)

NONDESTRUCTIVE EVALUATION 0F CONCREATE STRACTURES BY LASERULTRASONIC METHOOS. Akamatsu et al. Kcchi National College ol Technology (Kochi JAPAN)

EVALUATION 0F 111E ROLLING DIRECTION EFFECT IN [NE ACOUSTOELASTIC PROPERTIES FOR API SL X70 STEEL USED IN PIPELINESA. A. Santos el ai, UNICAMP (Sao Pauio BRAZIL)

ULTRASONIC IN-SITU MONITORING 0F ALUMINUM ALLOY DURINSSOLIDIFICATION AND MELTINGI. Ihara, D. Burhan and Y. Soda, Nagaoka Univorsity ol Technoiogy (Nagaoka,NUgala JAPAN)

CHASACTERIZATION 0F 5H WAVE ELECTROMAGNETIC ACOUSTIC TRANSDUCER (EMAT) AT ELEVATED TEMPERATUREY. Xu et ai, Japan Nucicar Cycle Deveiopment Institute (Fukui JAPAN)

SESSION 3.11 (OAC-O1 H)Wedresday. Juiy 28. 830 AM - 10:15 AM. Pcdof:no A

TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL 0F RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS VIII: GENERAL PAPERS

Sponsored by: Operations, Applications, and Components CommitteaPubllshed in PVP Vol. 483, TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL0F RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS

Developedby: N. K. Gupta, Westinghouse Savannah RÈver Company(Aiken, SC USA). A. C. Smiih, Westinghouse SavannahRiver Company (Aiken. SC USA)

Chair S. J. Hensei. Westinghouse Savannah River Company (Aiken, SU USA)

‘lice Chair C. R. Witt, Duratek. inc. (Coiumbia, SC USA)

TESTING 0F THE MU-1 AND ES-3100 SHIPPING PACKAGES TO 10 CFR 71REOUIREMENTSM. R. Feidman et ai, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (Knoxvilie, TN USA)

REVISION 0F NNSA PC0 SAFETY GUIDE 100 (5G-100)M. R. Feidman, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (Knoxviiiie, TN USA)

ACOUISITION 0F EUUIPMENT AND SERVICES FOR TRANSPORTING SNFMW KLW TO DIE FEDERAL REPOSITUBYW. H. Lake et ai. ASE Inc (Siiver Sprirgs, MD USA)

TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT TO SUPPORT OCRWM TRANSPORTATIONACTIVITIESW. H. Lake et al. ASE Inc (Siiver Springs. MD USA)

SESSION 3.1J (CT-05A)Wednesday, JuIy 28, 830 AM - 10:15 AM, Porto (ma B

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN COMPUTATIONAL METHODS -ISponsored by: Computer Technologies CommitteePublisheil in PVP Vol. 482, COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY ANO APPLICATIONSDevelopedby: J. Tang. University of iowa (iowa Citv. lA USA). Y. H. Park.

New Mexico State Universiiy (Las Cruces, NM USA)Chair J. Tang. University of Iowa (iowa City. lA USA)

Vice Chair Y. H. Park. New Mexico State University (Las Cruces, NMUSA)

FATIGUE RELIABILIW ANALYSIS FOR RANDOM LOADING BASED ON THESTRAIN-LIFE METHOD AND REPLACEMENT DECISIONJ. Tang, University of luwa (iowa City, lA USA), Y. Park, New Mexico StateUniversity (Las Cruces. NM USA)

FORCE IDENTIFICATION USING NEURAL NETWORKW. Kozukue and H. Miyai. Kanagawa institute ol Technoiogy (KanagawaJAPAN)

THE ELUCIDATION 0F MECHANISM 0F LOCAL SOUND PRESSUREINCREASE PHENOMENONR. Koganei et ai. Tokyo institute of Technoiogy (Tokyo JAPAN)

EFFECTIVE ELASTIC MODULI 0F CRCKAED S0LID AND APPLICATION TOFUNCTIONALLY GRADEO MATERIALY. H. Park and W. Morgan, New Mexico State University (Las Cruces, NMUSA)

SESSION 3.1K (MF-08A)V/ednesday. iuiy 28: 830 AM - 10 154M konos A

WELDING AND RESIDUAL STRESS - I

Sponsored by: Materials and Fabrication Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 479, RESIOUAL STRESS, FRACTURE, AND STRESSCORROSION CRACKING

Cevelopedby’ Ehsabeth Keim, Framatome ANP GmbH (Eriangen GERMANY), F. W. Brust, Battete Memoriai institute (Coiumbus,OH USA)

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SESSION 3.1K (MF-OSA) (continued)

Chair E. Keim, Framatome ANP GmbH (Erlangen GERMANY)

Vice Chair P. Dong, Battete Memoial Institute (Coiumbus. OH USA)

MEASUREMENT 0F BESIDUAL STRESSES IN A TYPE 316)1 STAINLESSSTEEL OFFSET REPAIS IN A PIPE GIRTH WELDS. Hossain et ai, Bristol University (Bristol UK)

30lMENSl0NAL REPAIR WELO SIMULATIONS - BEAO SEOUENCINGSTUDIESC. D. Eicoate et aI, Frazer-Nash Consultancy Limited (Bristol UK)

COMPREHENSIVE THERMAL SOLUTION PROCEDURES FOR LASER FORMINGZ. Cao, Batteile Memorial institute (Columbus OH USA). Z. Yang, CaierpiiliarTechnicai Conter (Peoria, IL USA)

FURTHER STUDIES 0F BbMETALLIC WELO RESIDUAL STRESSES: MATERIALS ANO CONSTITUTIVE LAW EFFECTS (PRESENTAT1ON ONLY)F. W. Brust (Coiumbus, OH USA)

EVALUATION 0F REFERENCE STRESS SOLUTIONS FOR AXIAL FLAWS INCYLINOERS (PRESENTATION ONLY)Y. Tkach, TWI (Cambridge UK)

SESSION 3.11 (MF-06)Wednesday, JL’1y28. 53QAM - 10:15 AM, Mykonos B

CONTROL ROU DRIVE MECHANISM-MATERIAL ISSUES

Sponsored hy: Materials and Fabrication Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 475, FLAW EVALUATION, SERVICE EXPERIENCE,AND MATERIALS FOR HYVROGEN SERVICE

Developedby: D. L. Rudiand, Engineering Mechanics Corporation ofCoiumbus (Coiumbus, OH USA)

Chair D. L. Rudiand, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus(Columbus, OH USA)

‘lice Chair: S. Rahman, Universiiy ol Iowa (Iowa Chy, lA USA)

THE IMPACT 0F A REACTOR VESSEL UPPER HEAD TEMPERATUREREDUCTION PROGRAM ON CRACKING POTENTIAL AND INSPECTION 0FALLOY 600 CLOSURE HEAD PENEÎRATIONSD. Forsyih, P. Strauch and P. Kreitman. Westinghouse Eiectric Company,LLC (Pittsburg, PA USA)

ADVANCED NONDESTRUCTIVE EXAMINATION TECHNOLOGIES FOR ALLOY600 COMPONENTSD. C. Adamonis et ai, Westinghouse Eiectric Company, LLC (Pittsburg, PAUSA)

IMPACT 0F WELDING SEOUENCE ON THE CROM NOZZLE-TO-VESSELWELD STRESS ANALYSISY. Chen. D, Rudland and G. Wiikowski, Engineering Mechanics Corporationof Coiumbus (Coiumbus. OH USA)

FEA WELDING RE5IDUAL STRESS ANO FRACTURE MECHANICS MOOELFOR NOZZLE5 WITH J-GROOVE AUACHMENT WELOS: METH000LOGYAND APPLICATIONJ. Broussard. G. While and S. Hunt, Dominion Engineering, Inc. (Reston. VAUSA)

UNIFIED INTERPRETATION 0F CRACK GROWTH RATES 0F NI-BASEALLOYS IN LWR ENVIRONMENTSZ. Lu and T. Shoji, Tohoku University (JAPAN)

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SESSION 31M (FSI-04A)Wednesday. Juiy 28. 5304M- 10 15 AM. PaIat:ne A

THE 8TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNOLOGY INFLUIDS. STRUCTURES, ANO FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS -

ADVANCES IN FLUIO-STRUCTURE INTERACTION - I: GENERAL APPROACHES

Sponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction Technical Commillee

Published in PVP Vol. 485, PROCEEDINGS 0F THE SYMPOSIUM

Symposium Organizers: W. L. Cheng, Mech. Comp. Inc. (Sunnyvale, CAUSA), A. E. Hoido, University ot Herttordshire(Heds UK)

Session Oevelopedby: A. E. Hoido, University ot Herttordshire (HertsUK) .M. Souh. Université de Lite (lite FRANCE)

Chair A. E. Hoido, University ot Hertfordshire (Heds UK)

Vice Chair M. Souh, Université de lite (Lille FRANCE)

INVITEO LECTURE: COMPUTATIONAL FLUIO OYNAMICS ANO FLUIOSTRUCTURE INTERACTIOND. B. Spaiding, CHAM Ltd. (Wimbledon UK)

FLUIO STRUCTURE INTERACTION MDOELLINGJ. Dab, A. E. Hoido, University of Hedfordshire (Herts UK), D. B. Spaiding,CHAM Ltd., (Wimbledon UK)

COMPARISON 0F CODE COUPLING SCHEME FOR SIMULATION 0F FLUIOSTRUCTURE I INTERACTIONE. Longane, EDF Research and Deveiopment Division. Fiuid Mechanics andHeat Transfer Department (Chatou FRANGE), M. Souh. Z. Bendjeddou. University ot Liille (Lilie FRANCE)

A STABLE F11110 RIGlO BOOY INTERACTION ALGORITHM: APPLICATIONTO INOUSTRIAL PROBLEMSD. Abouri, A. Hamdouni and A. Parry, Schuimberger R&D (Clamart FRANCE)

SESSION 3.IN (FSI-03E)Wednesday July 28. 8:30 4M - 70. 15 AM. Athenia A

THE 8TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNOLOGY INFLUIOS. STRUCTURES, AND FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS -

DYNAMICS 0F EXPLOSIVE OETONATION, MATERIALS ANO STRUCTURES-V: EXPLOSIVE AND STRUCTURES

Sponsared by: Fluid-Structure Interaction Technical Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 485, PROCEEOINGS 0F THE SYMPOSIUM

Symposium Organizers: W. L. Cheng, Mech. Comp. inc. (Sunnyvate, CAUSA), A. E. Hoido, University ot Hertlordshire(Heds UK)

Session Dcveloped by: S. itoh. Kumamolo University (Kumamoto JAPAN),M. Souh, Université de lite (lite FRANCE)

Chair W. P. Tiu, CAE Group. Engineering and information Science. University of Hertfordshire (Heds UK)

Vice Chair: S. itoh, Kumamoto University (Kumamoto JAPAN)

NUMERICAL SIMULATION 0F PIPE ENLARGEMENT BY EXPLOSIVEH. Kato, R&D Division, Nippon Koki Go., Ltd. (Fukushima JAPAN),H. Hamashima, Kumamoto Universily (Kumamoto JAPAN), S. ttoh, ShockWave and Condensed Matter Research Center, Kumamoto Universiiy(Kumamoto JAPAN)

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SESSION 3.IN (FSI.03E) (continued)

FLUIO-STRUCTURE COUPLING IN A WATER-WEOGE IMPACT PROBLEMN. Aquelet and M. Souli, University of Lille (Liile FRANCE)

EVALUATION 0F ULTRA HIGH PRESSURE GENERATING OEVICE BY LSDYNAV. Matsui, Kumamoto University (Kumamoto JAPAN), S. itoh, Shock Waveand Condensed Matter Research Cerner, Kumamoto University (KumamotoJAPAN)

OVERORIVEN DETONATION 0F PRESSURIZEO EXPLOSIVEY. Matsui, H. Hamashima, Kumamotu University (Kumamoto JAPAN), S.Itoh, Shock Wave and Condensed Matter Research Center, Kumamoto University (Kumamoto JAPAN)

SESSION 3.10 (DA-04C)Wednesday, July 28, 830 AM - /0.75 AM, Athenia B

FRACTURE MECHANICS - III

Spansored by: Design and Analysis Committee

Puhlished in PVP Vol. 481, RPV INTEORIU MW FRACTURE MECHANICS

Develcped by: K. K. Voon. Framatome &NP (Lynchburg. VA USA), F. Otremba.Nuclear Power Plant KKB (Brunsbutl& GERMANY)

Chair: P. Le Delliou, EDF (Moret-sur-Loing FRANCE)Vice Chair: S. Kubo. Osaka University (Osaka JAPAN)

EVALUATION 0F STRESS INTENSITY FACTORS BY FINITE ELEMENTALTERNATING METHODM. Kamaya. institute of Nucear Safety Syslem, Inc. (JAPAN). T. Nishioka,Kobe University (JAPAN)

MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR 0F METALLIC BELLOWS UNDER DYNAMICLOADINGJ. Lin et ai. Mechanicai Engineering Research Laboratory, Hitachi, Ltd.(Tsuchiura JAPAN)

A TWO-PARAMETER DESCRIPTION 0F THE BEHAVIDUR 0F A PROCESSZONE ATA CRACK TIP: (1) GENERALTHEORYE. Smith, Manchester University (Manchester UK)

A TWO-PARAMETER DESCRIPTION 0F THE BEHAVIDUR 0F A PROCESSZONE AT A CRACK TIP: (2) OETERMINATION 0F ‘filE PARAMRERSE. Smith. Manchester University (Manchester UK)

MECHANICAL AND HYDRAULIC LOAOS ON THE SUPPORTS 0F THEROTARY MACHINE DUE TO SHAFT SEIZURE IN A NUCLEAR P0 WEB PLAN1’S. K. Gupta, B. Chaiterjee and R. Kumar. Bhabha Atomic Research Centre(Mumbai iNDiA)

SESSION 3.1P (OAC-07A, CT-09A)Wedresday. Ju;y 28, 8 30A4i - 10 75 AM. Deiph: A

RISK AND RELIABILITY TOPICS - I

Sponsorcd by: Operatians, Applications, and Campanents and ComputerTehnulogies Committees

Published in PVP Vol. 488, RISK AND RELIABILIW AND EVALUATION 0FCOMPONENTS AND MACHINERY

Developed by: J. Farquharson, ABS Consuiting, Risk Consulting Division(Knoxvite, TN USA)

Chair W. Cho, RiskSoiver Communications (Irv’ne, CA USA)

Vice Chair B. Biyukher, indiana State University (Terre Haute, IN USA)

A STRUCTURED APPROACH TO RESOURCE ALLOCATIONT. F. Bott and S. W. Eisenhawer, Los Alamos National Laboratory (LosAlamos, NM USA)

RELIABILIn ANALYSIS 0F HIE TUBE HYDROFORMING PROCESS USINGFUZZY SETS THEORYB. Li, D. Metzger and T. Nye, Department of Mechanicai Engineering,McMaster University (Hamiiton, ON CANADA)

APPLICATION 0F A MULTI-OBJECTIVE OPTIMIZATION TO RISK-BASEOINSERVICE TESTINGJ, Viruisri et ai, University ol Tokyo (Tokyo JAPAN)

LABORATORY SCALE EXPERIMENTAL SIMULATION 0F A PIPE RESTED ONA SADOLE SUPPORTING SYSTEM FOR VERIFICATIUON 0F NUMERICALMOOELINGB. Biyukher et ai, indiana State University (Terre Haute, IN USA)

SESSION 3.10 (CS-07)Wednesday, Jufy 28, 8.30 AM- 10:15 AM, Delphi B

FATIGUE AND FRACTURE

SpoMored by: Codes and Standarts CommitteePublished in PVP Vol. 480, PRESSURE VESSEL AND PIPING CODES ANDSTANDARDS-2004

Developed b;: K. Shibata, Japan Atomic Energy Research insiitute (IbarakiJAPAN)

Chair K. Shibata. Japan Atomic Energy Research institute (ibaraki JAPAN)‘Jice Chair: K. Miyazaki. Hitachi Ltd. (Ibaraki JAPAN)

FAILURE STRESSES FOR PIPES WFN MULTIPLE CIRCUMFERENTIAL FLAWSK. Hasegawa. Hitachi Ltd. (Ibaraki JAPAN). H. Kobayashi, Tokyo instilute utTechnoiogy (Tokyo JAPAN)

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY FOR PRDXIMIW RULES 0F MULTIPLE FLAWSFOR DUCTILE FRACTUREK. Miyazaki, Hitachi Research Laboratory. Hitachi Ltd. (ibaraki JAPAN),K. Hasegawa, Hitachi Ltd. (ibaraki JAPAN), T. Shimamura. Hitachi Engineering Co. (ibaraki JAPAN)

SEISMIC LOA0S FOR CRACK STABILITY ASSESSMENT IN A REVIEW 0FLEAK-BEFORE-BREAK (LBB) APPLICABILITYN. Vamashita et ai, Tokyo Eioctric Power Company (Tokyo JAPAN)

MAIN SURFACE CRACK PROPAGATION AND CRACK INITIATION ANOPROPAGATION ON COUNTER PLAIN SURFACE UNDER CYCLIC BENOINGJ. Gotoh and S. Usami, Hitachi Research Laboratory, Hitachi Ltd. (IbarakiJAPAN), H. Morha. Hitachi Ltd. (ibaraki JAPAN)

SESSION 3.1S (SE-07)Wednescay juiy2B. 8:3OAM- 10)5 AM, Paiat,ne B

NEW EVALUATION AND ANALYSIS METHODS IN SEISMIC ENGINEERING

Sponsored by: Seismic Engineering Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 486, SEISMIC ENGINEERING -2004

Developed by: S. Fujita, Tokyo Denki University (Toyko JAPAN)

Chair H. Shintani, Fukui University (JAPAN)

Vice Chair S. Aoki, Tokyo Metropohtan Coflege of Technology (TokyoJAPAN)

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SESSION 3JS (SE-07) (continued)

STRUCTURAL ASSESSMENT SYSTEM FOR DAMAGE ANO 0EGRADATION(TWO-STAGE DAMAGE IDENTIFICATION BASEO ON NEURAL NETWORKSANO IMPROVED MDLAC METHOO)K. TsuchimotO, N. Wada and Y. Kitagawa, Keio University (YokohamaJAPAN)

WAVELET-BASED DAMAGE OETECTION 0F MULTI-OEGREE-OF-FREEDOMSTRUCTURESy. Hashimoto, A. Masuda and A. Sono, Kyoto institute of Technoiogy (KyotoJAPAN)

DETECTION AND IDENTIFICATION 0F BRIDGES CONSIDEHING SOIL EFFECTJ. P. Pu et ai, Feng Chia University (Taichung TAIWAN)

A PROPOSE0 METHOO FOR ANTICIPATED-ALLOWABLE PIPING, MECHANICAL AND SEISMIC NOZZLE LOAO DESIGNCh. Botsis, G. Anagnostides and N. Kokavesis (Asprofos Engineering S. A.,Athens GREECE)

Bock 3.2: Wednesday, JuIy 28(10:30 AN! — 12:15 PM)

SESSION 32D (FSI-D71)WsÔ.’eSd3v. Juiy 28, 10 30 AM- 12:15 8M, Salon D

5TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIESFOR FLUID/THERMAL/STRESS SYSTEMS WITH INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS - CFD FUNOAMENTALS - I

Sponsored by: Fiuid-Structure Interaction Technical Committee

Pubhshed in PVP Vol. 491, PROCEEDINGS 0F THE SYMPOSIUM

Session Developed by: V. Kudriavtsev, CFD Canada (Toronto CANADA),S. Kawano. Tohoku Universiw (Sondai JAPAN)

Chair V. Mehrotra, Bechtel Corporation (Houston, fl USA)

Vice Chair C. R. Kieijn, Deift University of Technoiogy (Deift THENETHERLANDS)

TRENDS ANO ISSUES FOR PRACTICAL MULTI-PHYSICS SIMULATION -

CFO PERSPECTIVE (KEYNOTE)M. Ravi, Fiuids Business, ANSYS inc (Waterioo CANADA)

IMMERSIVE VISUALIZATION 0F DYNAMIC CFD MODEL RESULTSJ. R. Comparalo, K. L. Ringei and D. J. Heath, Ri ACUFiV Software Division (Batavia. IL USA)

STU0Y 0F ENERGY SPECTRA 0F TURBULENCE BY THE VORTEX METHODY. Ogami, Ritsumeikan Universiiy (ShigaJAPAN)

A NEW CFO MOOEL FOR PREOICTION 0F THE TURBULENT GAS-SOLIUFLOW IN OOWNER REACTORSK. Ropeiato, H. F. Meier and M. A. Cremasco. State UniversiW 01 CampnasUNICAMP (Campinas. BRAZiL)

SESSION 3.2E (OAC-02H)Wednesday. July 28, 1030 AM - 12:15 PM, Salon E

PANEL SESSION: LASER PEENING ISSUES - I

Sponored by: Operations, Applications, and Components Committee

Developed by: R. S. Hatner, Lawrence Livermore Laboratory (Livermore,CA USA) and F. M. G. Wong, Lawrence Livermore Laboratory (Livermore, CA USA)

Chair F. M. G- Wong, Lawrence Livermore Laboratory (Livermore, CAUSA)

Vice Chair A. T. DeWaid, University of Cahiornia at Davis (Davis, CAUSA)

PANELISTS:L. Hackei, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Livermore, CA USA)Y. Sano, Power and industriai Systems Research and Deveiopment Cen

ter, Toshiba Corporation (Yokohama, JAPAN)S. R. Mannava, Generai Eiectric Aircratt Engines (Cincinnati, OH USA)

SESSION 32F (DA-03B)Wednesday. July 28, 7030 AM- 1215 8M, Salon F

DESIGN AND ANALYSIS 0F PIPING COMPONENTS - II

Spansored by: Design and Analysis Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 477, DESIGN ANO ANALYSIS 0F PRESSURE VESSELS, HEAT EXCHANGERS ANO PIPING COMPONENTS

Oeveloped by: C. Basavaraju, Bechtel Corp., (Frederick, MD USA), D. Florizone, MEG Woriey Ltd (Caigary, AS CANADA)

Chair. D. Fionzone. MEG Worley Ltd (Ca!gary, AB CANADA)

Vice Chair C. Basavaraju, Bechtel Corp. (Frederick, MD USA)

THERMAL STRESSES AT DISSIMILAR PIPE-STANCHION INTERFACESC. Basavaraju. Bechtei Corporation (Frederick, MD USA)

AN ITERATIVE APPROACH FOR THE TREATMENT 0F NONLINEAR SUPPORTS IN THE DYNAMIC ANALYSIS 0F PIPING SYSTEMSA. H. Dweib. Tecnomare. SpA (Miian iTALY

CLASSIFICATION 0F THERMAL PIPING LOADS USING LIM[f LOAO ANALYSISS. V. P. George. Trevor G. Seipp and S. W. Morrison, Fluor Canada Ltd.(Caigary, A3 CANADA)

ASME SECTION III DESIGN-BY-ANALYSIS CRITERIA: CONCEPTS ANDSTRESS LIMITSG. Siagis. G. C Siagis Associates (Pieasant HifI, CA USA)

EXPANDER INLET PIPING OESIGNP, T. Klumpp. Refinery Technoiogy, inc. (Houston, TX USA)

SESSION 32H (NDE-O1E)Wednesday. Ju;y 28. /030 AM - 12 15 8M San Remo

ULTRASONIC NOE-V

Sponsored by: NOE Engineering Oivision Commiltee

Published in PVP Vol. 484, RECENT AOVANCES IN NON-DESTRUCTIVETESTING AND INSPECTION

Deve!oped by: C. Myasaka. The Pennsylvania State University (UniversityPark, PAUSA), Y. Yokono, Non-destructive inspection CoLtd . (Chiba JAPAN)

Chair B. R. Tittmann, The Pennsyivania State Univershy (University Park,PA USA)

Vice Chair H. Tanabe, University cf Shiga Pretecture (Shiga JAPAN)

AN INVESTIGATION ON MONITORING METHODS 0F CREEP DAMAGEUSING ULTRASONIC TECHNIQUEV. Yokono and Y. Nagano, Non-destructive inspection Co., Ltd. (ChibaJAPAN)

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SESSION 3.2H (NDE-OIE) (continued)

LOCOMOTIVE WHEEL INSPECTION WITH EMATTECHNOLOGYR. R Tittmann and S. Jayaraman, The Pennsylvania State University (Universily Partç, PA USA)

INFLUENCE ON ULtRASONIC INCIDENT ANGLE AND DEFECT DETECTIONSENSITIVIW BY CAST STAINLESS STEEL STRUCTUREY. Kurozumi, institute o? Nuclear Safety System, Inc. (Fukui JAPAN)

DEVELOPMENT 0F A FOCUSEO ULTRASONIC TRANSDUCER FOR THETESTING 0F THE WHEEL SEAT IN THE HOLLOW AXLE 0F SHINKANSENVEHICLESY. Murata et ai, Wakayama University (Wakayama JAPAN)

SESSION 3.21 (OAC-O1 I)Wednesday. July 28, 1030 AM - 12:15 PM, Porto!bio A

TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, AND DISPOSAL 0F RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS - IX: STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS II

Sponsored by: The Operations, Applications, and Components CommitteePublished in PVP Vol. 483, TRANSPORÏATION, SIORAGE, ANO DISPOSAL0F RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS

Developed by: A. C. Smith. Westinghouse Savannah River Company(Aiken, SC USA). N. K. Gupta, Westinghouse SavannahRiver Company (Aiken, 5G USA)

Chair: M. R. Feldman, National Transportation Research Center (Knoxville,TN USA)

Vice Chair: R. S. Hafner, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (Livermore, CA USA)

ELEVATEO STRAIN RATE MATERIAL TESTING TO SUPPORT ACCIOENTALDROP ANALYSES 0F RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL CONTAINERSS. D. Snow et aI, Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory(Idaho FalIs. ID USA)

SILOS 1 AND SILOS 2 STAHILIZED WASTE TRANSPORT ANO DISPOSAI.CONTAINERSM. J, Ahearn, S. D. Pearson and C. R. Witt, Duratek Inc. (Columbia, SC USA)

SPENT NUCLEAR FUEL STRUCTURAL RESPONSE WHEN SUBJECTED TOAN IMPACT ACCIDENTH. E. Adkins and B. J. Rappel, Pacific Northwest National Laboratories(Richland, WA USA), D. T. Tang, US. Nuclear Regulatory Commission(Rockville, MD USA)

IMPACT SIMULATION 0F A RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL PACKAGE DURING AFORKLIfl TRUCK ACCIDENTT, T. Wu. Wesunghouse Savannah River Campany (Aiken. 5G USA)

SESSION 3.2J (CT-05B)Wednesday. July 28, 10.30 AM - 12:15 P41, Porto [inc B

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN COMPUTATIONAL MEFHODS - IISponsored by: Computer Technologies Commitlee

Published in PVP Vol. 482, COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS

Developedby: J. Tang. University o? lova (lovia Clly, lA USA). I. Hagiwara.Tokyo Institute o? Technology (Tokyo JAPAN)

Chair I. Hagiwara, Tokyo institute o? Technology (Tokyo JAPAN)

Vice Chair: J. Tang, University o? lowa (Iowa City, lA USA)

WAVELET DOMAIN SDLUTION 0F CSRBF SLAE FDR IMAGE INTERPOLAl’ION USING ITERATIVE METHODSL. A. Diago et ai, Tokyo Institute o? Technology (Tokyo JAPAN)

FUNCTION REPRESENTATION 0F AN IMAGE BY MEANS 0F CSRBF-ANAPPLICATION FOR RESDLUTIDN CONVERSIONM. Kitago et ai, Tokyo institute o? Technology (Tokyo JAPAN)

MOU AND TOPOLOGY JUDGEMENT FOR MESH CONSTRUCTIONW. Cheng et ai, Tokyo Institute al Technology (Tokyo JAPAN)

FEM ANALYSIS 0F MAGNETIC FIELO INDUCED BY MARTENSITIC PHASETRANSFORMATION AROUNO FATIGUE CRACKS IN 5U5304 STAINLESSSTEELY. Nakasone and Y. iwasaki, Tokyo University cf Science (Tokyo JAPAN)

SESSION 3.2K (MF-D8B)Wednesday, July 28, 10:30 AM - 1215 PM, Mykonos A

WELDING AND RESIDUAL STRESS - II

Sponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CammitteePublished in PVP Vol. 479, RESIDUAL STRESS, FRACTURE, AND STRESSCORROSION CRACKING

Dei’eloped by: P. Dong. Battefle Memorial Institute (Columbus, OH USA),N. P. O’Dowd, imperial Ca?lege London (London UK)

Chair M. Mochizuki, Osaka University (Osaka JAPAN)

Vice Chair Y. Y. Yang. Battelle (Columbus, OH USA)

HOW VALIDATES RESIDUAL STRESS EFFECT ON FATIGUE STRENGTH ANDSCC EVALUATIONSM. Mnchizuki, M. Toyoda, Osaka University (Osaka Japan)

ANALYSIS 0F VESSEL AND PIPINU WELD FATIGUE DATA USING niEMASTER S-N CURVE METHODP. Dong and J. K. Hong. Battefle Memorial insiitute (Columbus, OH USA)

A STUDY ON FATIGUE ANALYSIS PROCEDURE FOR NUCLEAR WELOEOSTRUCTURES BASED ON STRUCTURAL STRESS ANO FRACTUREMECHANICS APPROACHJ. S. Kim and T. E. Jin, Korea Power Engineering Company (SOUTH KOREA)

FRACTURE ASSESSMENT 0F THROUGH-WALL AND SURFACE CRACKEDPIPES 8Y BS 7910 AND API 579 ASSESSMENT PROCESURES — A COMPARATIVE STUDYA. K. Motarjemi. TWI (Cambridge UK)

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SESSION 32L (MF-09)Wednesday. Jur 28. 7030 AM- 1215 plA f•koos B

SERVICE EXPERIENCE IN OPERATING NUCLEAR PLANTS

Sponsared by: Materials ami Fabrication Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 475, FLAW EVALUATION, SERVICE EXPERIENCE,AND MATERIALS FOR HYDROGEN SERVICE

Oevetoped by: D. K. Rodgers, Atomi Ensrgy cl Canaia, Ltd. (Chak River.ON CANADA), H. S. Mehta, GE Nuc!ear Energy (San Jase,CA USA)

Chair: D. K. Rodgers. Atomic Energy o? Canada, Ltd. (Chalk River. ONCANADA)

Vice Chair: H. S. Mehta, GE Nuclear Energy (San Jase, CA USA)

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SESSION 3.2t (MF-D9) (continued)

A FRACTURE MECHANICS EVALUATION 0F AN INDICATION IN AN RPVVERTICAL SHELL WELD PROOUCED BY THE UPJOHN WELDING TECHNIOUEH. S. Mehta, SE Nuclear Energy (San Jase, CAUSA), W. F. MillIer, SE NuclearEnergy (PottstOwn, PAUSA), M. A. Brooks, DTE Energy (Newport, Ml USA)

THERMAL-KYDRAULIC AND LBB EVALUATIONS TO JUSTIFY SHORT-TERMPLANT OPERATION WITH A CR0 RETURN LINE SUSCEPTIBLE TO POTENTIAL THERMAL STRATIFICATIONA. R. Mehta et ai, GE Nuclear Energy San Jase. CAUSA).

POSTIRRADIATION DUCTILIW DEMONSTRATION TESTS 0F WEAPONSDERIVED MDX FUEL CLADOINGW. J. McAfee et al. Oak Ridge National Laboratory (Oak Ridge, TN USA)

SESSION 3.2M (FSI-04B)Wednesday, July 28, 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM, Palatine A

THE 8TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNOLOGY INFLUIDS, STRUCTURES, AND FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS -

ADVANCES IN FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTION - II: COMPUTATIONALMETHODS FOR INDUSTRIAL PROBLEMS

Sponsored liv: Fluid-Structure Interaction Technical Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 485, PROCEEDINGS OFTNE SYMPOSIUM

Symposium Organizers: W. L. Cheng, Mech. Camp. Inc. (Sunnyvale, CAUSA), A. E. Holdo, University o? Herttordshire(Heds UK)

Session øeveloped by: W. L. Cheng, Mech. Camp. Inc. (Sunnyvale, CAUSA), M. Souli, Université de Lille (Lille FRANCE)

Chair: M. Fischer. Technical Consultant (Mûncten GERMANY)

Vice Chair W. L. Cheng, Mech. Camp. Inc. (Sunnyvale. CA USA)

INVITED LECTURE: EULERIAN-LAGRANGIAN COUPLING IN FINITE ELEMENT CALCULATIONS WITH APPLICATIONS TO MACHININGD. Benscn, Dept. ot Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, University al Calitornia at San Diego (La Joua. CA USA), S. Okazawa, Dept. o? Social andEnvironmental Engineering, Hiroshima University (Higarshi-Hiroshima JAPAN)

FULLY THREE-DIMENSIONAL MDDELLING 0F FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTION PROBLEMS USING HIGH ORDER FINITE ELEMENTS FOR THESTRUCTURAL SIMULATIOND. Scholz. A. Dûster and E. Rank, Technical University o? Munich (MûnchenGERMANY)

A 3D VARIATIONAL BEM FORMULATION FOR FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTION IN VISCDUS COMPRESSIBLE FLOWF. Erchiqui and A. Gakwaya, UnWersité du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue (Ouêbec CANADA)

NEW MESH RELAXATION TECHNIDUE IN MULTI-MATERIAL ALE APPLICATiONSM. Kamel, N. Aquelet, and M. Souli, University et Lille, LML (Lille FRANCE)

SESSION 12N (FSI-03F)Wedn.esday, July 28. i0:3OAM - 12.15 PM. Alhena A

THE 8H INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNOLOGY INFLUIDS, STRUCTURES, AND FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS -

ADVANCES IN STRUCTURAL DESIGN - I: PRESSURE VESSELS

Sponsored by: Fluid-Structure InteractioA Technical Committee

Published iii PVP Vol. 485, PRDCEEDINGS 0F THE SYMPOSIUM53

Symposium Qrganizers: W. L. Cheng. Mech. Camp. Inc. (Sunn[v ale. CAUSA), A. E. Holdo, University o? Hernordshire(Hetts UK)

Session Developedby: M. Souli, Université de Lille (Lilla FRANCE).S. Itoh, Kumamato Uni’lershy (Kumamoto JAPAN)

Chair E. Longatte, Electricité de France (Chatou FRANCE)

Vice Chair F. Erchiqui, Université du Ouébec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue(Ouébec CANADA)

EVOLUTION 0F THE THERMAL HYDRAULICS DESIGN METH000LOGY FORniE EUROPEAN PRESSURIZED REACTOR (EPR)S. Bellet, N. Giraud, and N. Nicaise, Electricité de France (VilleurbanneFRANCE)

NUMERICAL SIMULATION 0F NON-STATIONARY HEAT TRANSFER PROCESS RELATED TO THERMAL STRIPPING PHENOMENAT. Muramatsu, Japan Nuclear Cycle Development Institute (Narita JAPAN)

DEVELOPMENT 0F HIGH-PRESSURE CONTAINER USING WIRE EXPLOSIONM. Otsuka, Kumamoto University (Kumamoto JAPAN), E. Hida, Engineering& Devetopment Department Oita Plant, Explosive Division Asahikasei Chemicals (Oita JAPAN), S. ltoh, Shock Wave and Condensed Matter ResearchCenter, Kumamoto University (Kumamoto JAPAN)

NUMERICAL SIMULATION 0F BIRO STRIKE DAMAGE ON JET ENGINE FANBLADEK. Shimamura. Ishikawajima-Harima Hea’ industries (Yokohama JAPAN).D. J. Grosch, Southwest Research Institule (San Antonio. TX USA)

SESSION 3.20 (nA-11)Wednesday, JuIy 28, 1030 AM - 12:15 PM, A?henia 8

EROSION /CORROSION 0F POWER PLANT ANO PIPING COMPDNENTS

Sponsored by: Design ami Analysis Cammittee

Puhlished in PVP Vol. 471, FITNESS FOR SERVICE, LIFE EXTENSION,REMEDLATION, REPAIR, AND EROSION/CORROSION ISSUES FOR PRESSURE VESSELS AND COMPDNENTS

Developedby: S. lyer, Atomic Energy o? Canada (Missisauga, ONCANADA); J. McCabe, General Dynamics Electric Boat (Groton,CT USA)

Chair S. lyer, Atomic Energy al Canada (Missisauga, ON CANADA)

Vice Chair J. McCabe. General Dynamics Eiectric Boat (Groton, CT USA)

DETERMINATION 0F CORROSION LAYERS AND PRDTECTIVE COATINUSON STEELS AND ALLOYS USED IN SIMULATEO SERVICE ENVIRONMENT0F MDDERN POWER PLANTSH. Nickel. W. J. Ouadakkers and L. Singheiser, Institute o? Materials andProcesses in Energy Systems IWV-2 (Aachen. Julich GERMANY)

STRESS CLASSIFICATION AND ASSESSMENT 0F LOCALLY THINNEOCLASS 1 PIPING COMPONENTSS. lyer, Atomic Energy o? Canada (Mississauga, ON CANADA)

MANAGING FLOW ACCELERATEO CORROSION IN CARBON STEEL PIPINGIN NUCLEAR PLANTSZ. H. Walker. Atomic Energy o? Canada (Mississauga, ON CANADA)

SESSION 12P (OAC-07B, CT-09B)Wednesday, Ju(y28, 10 3OAM- 12I5PM, 0eiphA

RISK AND RELIABILIn TOPICS - II(continued)

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SESSION 3.2P (OAC-07S, CT-09BJ (continued)

Sponsored by: Operations, Applications, and Components and ComputerTechnologies Committees

Published in PVP Vol. 48B, RISK ANO RELIABIUn ANO EVALUATION 0FCOMPONENTS AND MACHINERY

Developedby: J. Farquharson, ABS Consutting, Risk Consulting Division(Knoxville, TN USA)

Chair: W. Cho, RiskSolver Communications (Irvine, CA USA)Vice Chair: B. Blyukher, Indiana State University (Terre Haute, IN USA)

CASE STUDY 0F THE USE 0F API 581 ON 11K & HP MATERIAL FURNACETUBESS. A. Noori and J. Price. Monash University (Caultield East. Victoria AUSTRALIA)

AN APPROACH FOR COST EFFECTIVE ASSESSMENT IN RISK-BASEDMAINTENANCE AS A LIFE CYCLE MAINtENANCE (1CM) MQOE1M. Yatomi et ai, Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries Co. Ltd. (Yokohamaand Tokyo JAPAN)

AN INTEGRATEO APPROACH FOR THE STRUCTURAL RELIABILIfl EVALUATION 0F FAST AREEOER REACTOR COMPONENTST. Asayama, N Kawasaki and M. Marishita, Japan Nuctear Cycle Development Institute (Ibaraki JAPAN)

SESSION 3.20 (CS-OB)Wednesday. July 28, 1030 AM - 12:15 PM. Oechi B

PIPE WALL THINNING

Sponsored by: Codes ami Standards Committee

Puhlished in PVP Vol. 480, PRESSURE VESSEL AND PIPING CODES ANDSTANDARDS-2004

Cevelopedby: K. Takahashi, Yokohama National University (YokohamaJAPAN)

Chair K. Takahashi, Yokohama National University (Yokohama JAPAN)Vice Chair N. G. Cotie. Structural tntegrity Associates (San Jose. CA USA)

FRACTURE AND DEFORMATION BEHAVIORS 0F TEE PIPE WITH LOCALWALL THINNING UNDER MONOTONIC BENDINGK. Takahashi et al. Yokohama National University (Yokohama JAPAN)

ALLOWABLE UMIT AND FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS 0F PIPES WITHLOCAL WALL THINNING SUBJECTED TO BENDING MOMENTS. H. Ahn et ai, Pukyong National University (Busan KDREA)

FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS ON THE FAILURE BEHAVIOR 0F STRAIGHTPIPE WITH WALL THINNINGK. noue et ai, Yokohama National University (Yokohama JAPAN)

SESSION 3.2S (SE-08)Wednesday, Ju1y25, 10:3OAM- 1215 Ptv Palatine B

SEISMIC QUALIFICATION 0F SYSTEMS, STRUCTURES AND COMPONENTSSponsored by: Seismic Engineering CommitteePublished in PVP Vol. 486, SEISMIC ENGINEERING - 2004

Developedby: S. Fujita, Tokyo Denki University (Toyko JAPAN)Chair A. Sone, Kyoto Institute ofTechnology

Vice Chair D. Furuya, Tokyo Metropolitan Coflege of Technology

OYNAMIC CHARACTERISTICS 0F STRUCTURE WITH BOLTED JOINT CONSIDERING SOME FACTORSS. Aoki, Tokyo Metropolitan Collage of Technnlogy, (Tol’o JAPAN)

REDUCTION 0F FIRST EXCURSION PROBABILIn DUE TO PLASTICDEFORMATtON ANO ABSORBED ENERGYS. Auki, Tokyo Metropolitan Cotlege of Technoloqy, (Tokyo JAPAN)

STUDY ON NONLINEAR VIBRATION 0F CONTINUUM SYSTEM WITH GAPSCONSIDERING ENERGY OISSIPATED BY COLLISIONM. Shintani, H. Ikuta and T. Kotera, University of Fukui (Fukui JAPAN)

STUOY ON NONLINEAR VIBRATION CHARACTERISTIC EVALUATION 0FNONLINEAR VIBRATION SYSTEM WITH CAPS BY TRANSITION PROBABILITV DENSIW FUNCTIONM. Shinlani and H. Ikuta. University of F’jkui (Fukui JAPAN), H. Takada,Yokohama National University (Yokohama JAPAN)

Black 33: Wednesday, JuIy 28(2:45 PM — 4:15 PM)

SESSION 33AWednesday, July 28, 2:45 PM -4:15 PM, Salon F

PVPO5 TRAINING: CHAIRS, TPRS, DEVELOPERS, OFFICERS, AUTHORS,AND MEMBERS

THURSDAY, JULY 29

BIOCk 4.1: ThUrsday, JUIY 2g (8:30 AM — 10:15 AM)

SESSION 4.1A (TUT-04A)Thursday, July 29, 830 AM - 1015 AM, Salon A

TUTURIAL: EXPANSION JOINT SELECTION AND DESIGNSponsored by: The PVP Division Conterence Committee

Presenred by: R. K. Broyles and D. Edgar, Senior Flexonics Inc. PathwayDvisian

SESSION 4.1B (CS-02A)Thursday, July 29, 830 AM - 10:15 AM, Salon 8

ENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE ISSUES IN THE ASME B&PV CODE - I

Sponsored Iiy: Codes and Slandards Committee

Pubtished in PVP Vol. 480, PRESSURE VESSEL AND PIPING CODES ANOSTANDARDS-2004

Developedby: D. P. Joncs, Bechtel Bettis, Inc. (Pittshurgh. PA USA).M. Higuchi, lHl (Yokohama JAPAN)

Chair: D. P. Joncs. Bechtel Battis, Inc. ( Pittsbrgh, PAUSA)

Vice Chair: H. Mehta, 6E (San Jose, CAUSA)

FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH CURVE FOR AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEELS INPWR ENVIRONMENTY. Nomura et ai, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (Hyogo JAPAN)

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SESSION 4.18 ICS-02A) (continued)

FATiGUE CRACK PROPAGATION TESTS ON 304 STAINLESS STEEL IN HIGHTEMPERATURE WATER-ACCELERATED CRACKING RATES AND TRANSITION TO LOWER RATESG. L. Wire, W. M. Evans and W. J. Mitis, Bechiet BettIs, Inc. (West Mittiin,PA USA)

CORROSION FATIGUE BEHAVIOU 0F LOW-ALLOY PRESSURE VESSELSTEELS IN HIGH TEMPERATURE WATER UNOER MULT-FACTOR CONDITIONSX. Wu and Y. Katada, National institute for Materials Science (TsukubaJAPAN)

COMPARISON 0F CRACK GROWTH MODELS IN LWR ENVIRONMENTS FORSTAINLESS STEELS AND NICKEL BASED ALLOYS (PRESENTAUON ONLY)W. A. Van Der Sluys, Consultant (Eustis, FL USA)

SESSION 4.1C (DA-02A)Thursday, Ju1y29, 83QAM- 10:I5AM, Salon C

RPV INTEGRITY - I

Sponsored by: Design ami Analysis Committee

Pubtished in PVP Vol. 481, RPV INTEGRIW AN0 FRACTURE MECHANICS

Oeve(oped by: D. Moinereau, EDF, Département MMC (Moret-sur-LoingFRANGE), K. K. Yoon. Framalome ANP (Lynchburg, VAUSA)

Chair D. Moinereau. EDF. Département MMC (Moret-sur-Loing FRANGE)

V’ce Chair K. K. Yoon, Framalome ANP (Lynchburg, VA USA)

ASSESSMENT 0F THE RPV INTEGRIW IN PTS CONDITIONS. THERMALHYDRAULIC AND MECHANICAL STUDIES 0F A SAFETY INJECTION IN A FOURLODP PWR PLANTG. Mahin et ai, Electricité de France (Chatou FRANGE)

EMBEDDEO CRACK TREATMENTS AND FRACTURE TOUGHNESS EVALUATION METHODS IN PROBABILISTIC FRACTURE MECHANICS ANALYSISCODE FUR niE PTS ANALYSIS 0F A RPVK. Dnizawa et ai, Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute (Tokai. IbarakiJAPAN)

RPV INTEGRIW ASSESSMENT: COMPARISON BETWEEN 3 LOOPS AND 4LOOPS STUDIESG. Bezdikian, D. Moinereau and C. Faidy, Electricité de Franco (Sainl-DenisFRANGE)

SESSION 41 D (FSI-07J)Thursday, July 29, 8.30 AM - 10:15 AM, Salon D

5TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIESFOR FIUIÛJTHERMAIJSTRESS SYSTEMS WITH INOUSTRIAL APPLICAT1ONS - CFD FUNOAMENTALS - II

Sponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction Technical Committee

Publtshed in PVP Vol. 491, PROCEEDING5 0F THE SYMPOSIUM

Session De’ieloped by: V. Kudriavtsev, CFD Canada (Toronto CANADA),C. R. Kleijn, Deift Universily of Technoiogy (DelftTHE NETHERLANDS)

Chair D. H. Wang, Reaction Engineering International (Sait Lake City, UTUSA)

UNIFIFO SOLVER FOR RAREFIEO ANO CONTINUUM FLOWS (KEYNOTE)V. Kolobov. CFD Research Corporation (Huntsvite, AL USA)

A PFFT ACCELERATED BEM LINEAR STRENGTH POTENTIAL SOLVERD. J. Wiiiiis, J, Whita and J. Peraire. P1assachussets institute of Technology(Cambridoe, MA USA)

SIMULTANEOUS SOLUTION ALGORITHMS FOR GAS-SDLID FLOWS: ANEFFICIENT PARALLEL LINE SOLVERJ. De Wiide et ai, Universiteit Gent (Gent BELGIUM)

IMPLEMENTATION 0F THE LEVEL SET INTERFACE TRACKING METHOD INTHE FIDAP ANO CFX-4 CODESS. V. Shepel and B. L. Smith, Paul Scherrer institute (Villigen SWI17ER-LAND), 5. Paolucci, University of Notre Dame (Notre Dame, IN USA)

SESSION 4.1 E (OAC-021)rnursday. Juiy 29, 830 AM - 10 15 AM. Salon E

PANEL SESSION: LASER PEENING ISSUES - Il

Sponsored by: Dperations, Applications, and Components Committee

Developed by: F. M. G. Wong, Lawrence Livermore Laboratory (Livermore,CAUSA) and R, S. Hafner, Lawrence Livermore Laboratory(Livermore, CAUSA)

Chair: Y. Sano, Toshiba Corporation (Yokohama, JAPAN)

Vice Chair F. M. G. Wong. General Eectric Aircrail Engines (Cincinnali,DH USA)

PANELISTS:M. KIR. University of Cahfornia at Davis (Davis. CA USA)D. Sokol, LSP Technologies. Inc. (Dublin, DH USA)S. K. Zou, Beijing Aeronauticai Manulacturing Technoiogy Research Insti

tute (Beijing CHINA)S. Levesque, Framatone, ANP, Inc. (Lynchburg, VA USA)

SESSION 4.1 F (DA-06A)Thursday, JuIy 29, 830 AM - 1015 ANI, Salon P

FATIGUE - I

Sponsored by: Design and Analysis Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 472, ELEVATED TEMPERATURE DESIGN ANO ANALYSIS, NON LINEAR ANALYSIS, PLASTIC COMPONENTS, THERMALFATIGUE AND FATIGUE

Developedby: M. Hayashi, Hitachi, Ltd. (Ibaraki JAPAN), J. M. Stephan,Electricite de France (Cedex FRANGE)

Chair J. M. Stephan, Electricite de France (EDF FRANGE)

Vice Chair T. Nakamura, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (TokyoJAPAN)

FREOUENCY EFFECTS ON GIGACYCLE FATIGUE PROPERTIES 0F HIGHSTRENGTH STEELSY. Furuya, S. Matsuoka and T. Abe. Nai;onal institute for Materiais Science(MITSiNIMS) (Ibaraki JAPAN)

HIGH-CYCLE FATIGUE STRENGTH AND RESIDUAL STRESS IN WELDEOJOINTS 0F STRUCTURAL STEELSM. Mochizuki and M. Toyoda, Dsaka University (Osaka JAPAN)

FRETTING FATIGUE STRENGTH 0F NOZZLE SHAPED STRUCTUREM. Hayashi and T. Ito, Hitachi, Ltd. (Ibaraki JAPAN)

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Vice Chair: S. Kawano, Tohoku University (Sendai JAPAN)55

SESSION 4.1 F (DA-06A) (continued) SESSION 4.IL (MF-03A, CT-IOA) (continued)

IMPROVEMENT 0F FATIGUE STRENGTH BY USING A CAVITATING JET INAIRH. Soyama and D. O. Macodiyo, Tohoku University (Sendai JAPAN)

LOW CYCLE FATIGUE ANALYSIS 0F STOHAGE CANISTERS DUE TOEXPANSION 0F CONTENTSH. Flanders, Westinghouse Savannah River Company (Aiken, SC USA)

SESSION 4.1H (NDE-02, CT-07E)Thursday, July 29, 830 AM- 10l5 AM, San Remo

RESIDUAL STRESS MEASUREMENT

Sponsored by: NUE Engineering Division and Computer TechnologiesCommittees

Published in PVP Vol. 484, RECENT ADVANCES IN NON-DESTRUCTIVETESTING AND INSPECTION

Developedby: D. E. Bray, Don E. Bray. Inc., (Collage Station, TE USA).Y. Yokono. Non-destructive Inspection Co., Ltd. (ChibaJPAN)

Chair: D. E. Bmy, Don E. Bray, Inc. (College Smtion. TE USA)V’ca Chair: C. O. Ruud. The Pennsylvania Stale University (University

Park, PA USA)

DEVELOPMENT 0F MINIATURE PORTABLE XRAY INSTRUMENT FOR THENONDESTRUCTIVE MEASUREMENT 0F STRESSC. O. Ruud. The Pennsylvania State University (University Park. PA USA)

EFFECT 0F SPUTTERING CAS PRESSURE AND BIAS VOLTAGE ONMECHANICAL PROPERTIES 0F TI-N COATING DEPOSITED BY DC MACNETRON SPUUERINGH. Tanabe et ai, University of Shiga Prefecture (Shiga JAPAN)

COMPRESSIVE RESIDUAL STRESS DETERMINATION ON ALUMINUMUSING CRITICAL REFRACTED LONGITUDINAL WAVESF. Belahcene et al. Technopole ot Aube (Troyes FRANCE)

APPLICATION 0F 3D X-RAY CT TO STRESS SIMULATION ANALYSIS 0FPOROUS MATERIALS WITH HOMOGENIZATION METHODY. Nagano. Y. tkeda and H. Kawamoto, Japan Fine Ceramic Center (Nagoya,Aichi JAPAN)

ULTRASONIC STRESS MEASUREMENT IN WELDED COMPONENT BYUSING LCR WAVES: ANALYSYS 0F ‘[NE MICROSTRUCTURE EFFECTH. Walaszek et ai, Centre Technique des Industries Mécaniques (SentisFRANCE)

SESSION 4.11 (OAC-04A)Thursday, Ju’y 29. 830 AM - W: 15 AM, Porto!Inc AMATERIALS-COMPONENTS-EXPERTISE FOR RESOLUTION 0F PROBLEMS- I: MATERIAL IRRADIATION AND EMBRIULEMENTSponsored by: Operations, Applications, and Components CommitteePubllshed in PVP Vol. 490, STORAGE TANK INTEGRIW AND MATERIALSEVALUATION

Developedby: G. Bezdikian. EDF Generation and Trading - DPN (SaintDenis, Franco), W. L. Server, ATI Consulting (Pinehursi, NCUSA)

Chair M. Bakirov, Russian Federalion Ministry of lndusti’ Atomic Energy,VNIIAES (Moscow RUSSIA)

Vice Chair F. Vaillant Electricite de Franco (Les Renardieres FRANCE)

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THE BWRVIP INTEGRATED SURVEILLANCE PROGRAMR. G. Carter et ai, EPRI (Charlotte, NC USA)

IRRADIATION HARDENING 0F AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEELS: FROMFIELU EXPERIENCE TO MODELLINGJ. P. Massoud et aI, EDF R&D (Les Renardieres FRANCE)

ASSESSMENT 0F U.S. EMBRIULEMENT TRENO EOIIATIONS CONSIDERINC THE LATEST AVAILABLE SURVEILLANCE DATAW. L. Server, ATI Consulting (Pinehurst, NC USA), R. G. Loti (Westinghouse(Pittsburgh, PA USA), S. Rosinski, EPRI (Charlotte, NC USA)

EXPERIMENTAL PROGRAM TO MONITOR THE IRRADIATION-INDUCEDEMBRIULEMENT 0F THE FRENCK NUCLEAR REACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL STEELSG. Chas et al. EDF GDL (Chinon FRANCE)

SESSION 4.1K (MF-OBC)Thursday JuIy 29, 830 AM - 10:15 AM, Mykonos AWELOING AND RESIDUAL STRESS - IIISponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CummitteePubtlshed in PVP Vol. 479, RESIOUAL STRESS, FRACTURE, AND STRESSCORROSION CRACKING

Developedby: E. Keim. Framatome ANP GmbH (Erlangen GERMANY), F.W. Brust. BancHe Memohal Institute (Columbus, OH USA)

Chair N. P. ODowd. Imperial College London (London UK)Vice Chair: C. Truman. Bristol University (Bristol UK)

STRATEGY 0F CONSIDERING MICROSTRUCTURAL EFFEUT ON WELDRESIDUAL STRESS ANALYSISM. Mochizuki and M. Toyoda. Osaka University (Dsaka JAPAN)

RESIDUAL STRESS REOUCTION BY USING WELD METAL WITH PROPERfl0F LOW-TEMPERATURE PHASE TRANSFORMATIONM. Mochizuki et al. Osaka University (Osaka JAPAN)

RESIDUAL STRESS ANALYSIS IN THICK DISSIMILAR METAL WELDSBASED ON NEUTRON DIFFRACTIONC. Ohms et ai, Institute for Energy. EC-JRC (Petten THE NETHERLANDS)

PREDICTION AND MEASUREMENT 0F RESIDUAL STRESSES ARISINGFROM QUENCHING 0F STAINLESS STEELSS Hossain et aI, Bristol University (Bristol UK)

VIRTUAL WELDING FOR HICH PERFORMANCE WELDED JOINTS (PRESENTATION ONLY)Z. Yang. Caterpil!ar Technical Center (Peoria IL USA)

SESSION 4.1L (MF-03A, CT-1OA)Thursday.ii’iy29. 330AM- i0:I5AM. Mykonos8

NEW AND EMERGING COMPUTATIONAL METHODS - I

Sponsored by: Materials ami Fabrication and Computer TechnologiesCommittees

?ublished in PU? Val. 476, EXPERIENCE WITH CREEP-STRENGTHENHANCED FERRITIC STEELS AND NEW AND EMERCING COMPUTATIONALMETHOOS

Developed by: Y. H. Park, New Mexico Stale University (Las Cruces, NMUSA), J. Tang, University of lowa (Iowa City, lA USA),

Chair Y. H. Park, New Mexico State University (Las Cruces, NM USA)Vice Chair J. Tang, University of Iowa (Iowa City, lA USA)

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APPLICATION 0F A SHOOTING METKOO TO REGENERATIVE CHAHERDURING TURNINGN. K. Chandiramani and T. Pothala, Indian Institute of Techonology (Guwahati INDIA)

A CONTINUUM SHAPE SENSITIVITY MEIHOD FOR FRACTURE ANALYSIS0F ISOTROPIC FUNCTIONALLY GRADED MATERIALSB. N. Ran and S. Rahman, Center for Computer-Aided Design, University ofiowa (lowa City, lA USA)

COMPUTATIONAL MODELS ON GRAPHS FOR THE NONLINEAR HYPERBOLIC SYSTEM 0F EQUATIONSA. S. Khoiodov and Y. A. Khoiodov, Moscow Institute of Physics andTecfloiogy (Moscow RUSSIA)

NUMERICAL SIMULATION 0F LOAD DEFORMATION BEHAVIOUR 0FCRACKED PIPING COMPONENTS CONSIDERING CRACK GROWTHT. V. Pavankumar et ai, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (Trombay INDIA)

SESSION 4.1M (FSI-04C)Thursday. Ju?y 29. 8:30 AM - 10:15 AM. Palatine A

THE BTH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNDLOBY INFLUIDS, STRUCTURES, AND FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS -

ADVANCES IN FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTION - III: NEW NUMERICALMETHODS

Sponsored by: Fluid-Stwcture Interaction TechnisaI Commillee

Published in PVP Val. 485, PROCEEDINGS 0F THE SYMPOSIUM

Symposium Organizers. W. L. Cheng, Mech. Comp. Inc. (Sunnyvale, CAUSA), A. E. Hoido, University ot Herttordshire(Herts UK)

Session Developed by: M. Souli. Université de Liile (Liille FRANCE).S. Itoh, Kumamoto University (KumamotD JAPAN)

Chair A. J. Pariy, Schlumberger Riboud Product Center (Ciamart FRANCE)

Vice Chair G. Monpeon, University of Lilie (Lite FRANCE)

SHOCK ANALYSIS 0F UNDERWATER EXPLOSION USING SMOOTHINGPARTICU KYORODYNAMICSS. Matsumoto and S. itoh, Shock Wave and Condensed Matter ResearchCenter, Kumamoto University (Kumamoto JAPAN)

SIMULATION 0F VIBRO-ACOUSTIC PROBLEMS USING COUPLED FEM/FEMFORMULATION AND MODAL ANALYSISA. Alia. Universite De Lillie, LML (Lite FRANCE)

SHELL VIBRATION MODES IN THIN WALL PIPES TRANSPORT1NG LIOUIDSZ. Ibrahim, Sargent & Lundy LLC (Chicago. IL USA)

SESSION 4.1N (FSI-03G)Thursday. JuJy 29, E 3OAAt - 10:15 AM, Amen!-: A

THE BTH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNDLOCY INFLUIDS, STRUCTURES, AND FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS -

ADVANCED STRUCTURAL DESIGN - II: COMPACT REACTORSSponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction TechnisaI CommilleePublished in PVP Vol. 485, PROCEEDINGS 0F THE SYMPOSIUMSymposium Organizers.’ W, L. Cheng, Mech. Comp. Inc. (Sunnyvale, CA

USA), A. E. Holdo, University of Herttordshire(Herts UK)

Session Developedby: S. ltoh, Kumamoto University (KumamotoJAPAN), M. Fischer, Technical Consultant(MUnchen GERMANY)

Chak: M. Fischer, Technical Consultant (Mûnchen GERMANY)

Vice Chair M. Moatamedi, The University of Salford (Manchester, UK)

STRENGTH ANALYSIS 0F A PLATE TYPE EVAPORATORC. Lôw and C. Merten, University of Stuttgart (Stuttgart GERMANY)

DESIGN PROCEDURE FOR COMPACT CHEMICAL REACTORSA. Freund and C. Merten, University of Stuttgart (Stuttgart GERMANY)

MEASUREMENT 0F FLOW-INDUCED ROTOR OSCILLATIONS IN A SINGLEBLADE CENTRIFUGAL PUMPF. K. Benra, H. J. Dohmen and O. Schneider, University Duisburg-Essen(Duisburg GERMANY)

SESSION 410 (DA-09A)Thursday, JuIy 29. 830 AM - 1015 AloI, Athenia B

FITNESS FOR SERVICE, LIFE EXTENSION, REMEDIATION AND REPAIR:PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS - I

Sponsored by: Design and Analysis Commillee

Published in PVP Vol. 471, FITNESS FOR SERVICE, LIFE EXTENSION,REMEDIATIDN, REPAIR, AND EROSION/CORRDSIDN ISSUES FOR PRESSURE VESSELS AND COMPONENTS

De’velopedby: C. D. Rodery, BP Petrochemicals (Alvin, TX USA). T. G.Seipp, Fluor Canada Ltd. (Calgaiy, AB CANADA)

Chair C. D. Rodery. BP Petrochemicals (Alvin, TX USA)

Vice Chair T. G. Seipp, Fluor Canada Ltd (Calgrny, AB CANADA)

INVESTIGATION 0F DUPLEX STAINLESS STEELS FOR PIPELINE REPAIRSD. Fetzner. BP Exploration (Aichorage. AK USA), G. Ruschau, CC Technologies(Dublin, OH USA), N. Ames, Edison Welding Institute (Columbus, OH USA)

DESIGN AND REMNANT LIFE ANALYSIS 0F A CARBON STEEL CONTAINMENT JACKET OPERAUNG IN THE CREEP RANGED. Mair, Worley Ltd. (Melbourne, AUSTRALIA)

EMERGENCY ASSESSMENT AND REPAIRS 0F A PROCESS TOWER SUBJECTED TO CORROSION UNDER INSULATION (CUl)C. D. Roderj. BP Petrochemicals (Alvin, DC USA), A. M. Cheta, BP SouthHouston (Texas City, ‘[X USA)

PRESSURE EUUIPMENT INTEGRIn AT A LARGE CHEMICAL PROCESSFACILInG. A. Antai. Washington Group (Aiken, SC USA)

SESSION 41P (OAC-06A, CT-08A)Tbursday, Ju!y 29. 830 AM - 1015 AM, DeichiA

STORAGE TANK INTEGR[TV ANALYSIS ANO FITNESS FOR SERVICE - I

Spansored by: Computer Technologies and Operations, Applicalions, andCampanents Committoes

Published in PVP Vol. 490, STORAGE TANK INTEGRIW AND MATERIALSEVALUATIONDeveloped by: T. Tahara, Petroleum Association ot Japan (Tokyo, JAPAN),

S. Yoshida, Kochi National College ot Technology (Kochi,JAPAN)

Chair S. Yoshida, Kochi National College ot Technology (Kochi JAPAN)

Vice Chair T. Tahara, Petroleum Association ot Japan (Tokyo JAPAN)

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SESSION 4.1P (OAC-06A, CT-OBA) (continued) PANELISTS: SESSION 4.20 (CS.020) (continued) I Chair: G, Colenbrander, Shah Global Solutions International BV (Amsler

GLOBAL ASSESSMENT SYSTEM FOR STRUCTURAL SAFETY IN LARGE517E STORAGE TANKSS. Kaita. Japan Dii, Gas. and MalaIs National Corp. (Tokyo JAPAN),T. Shibasaki, Chiyoda Advanced Solutions Corp. (Yokohama JAPAN),T. Tahara. Pelrolaum Association ot Japan (Tokyo JAPAN)

BUILDING A REAL TIME SYSTEM FOR EVALUATING CIL STORAGE TANKDAMAGE DUE N EARTHOUAKES IN PETROLEUM STOCKSPILLING VASESS. Zama et ah, National Research Institulc of Fire and Disasler (TokyoJAPAN)

STUDY ON RESTORING FORCE M0DELS 0F NONLINEAR UPLIEÎ BEHAVIOR 0F UNANCHORED OIL STORAGE TANK UNDER STRONG SEISMICEXCITATIONH. Yuan, Chiyoda Advanced Solutions Corp. (Yokohama JAPAN)

FEM STRESS ANALYSIS ANO THE SEALING PERFORMANCE EVALUATION INSTAINLESS STEEL ELBOW ANO TEE FIffINOS UNDER INTERNAL PRESSURET. Sawa and H. Shimazu, University of Yamanashi (Yamanshi JAPAN)

SESSION 4.10 (FSI-O1A)Thursday, Juiy 29, 830AM- 70 I5AM, De.’oiB

TRANSIENT THERMAL-HYDRAULIC LOADS IN VESSELS, PIPING, & COMPONENTS - I

Sponsored by: Fluid-Structure-Interaction CommitteePublished in PVP Vol. 4B9, PROBLEMS INVOLVING THERMALHYORAULICS, LIQUID-SLOSHING, ANO EXTREME LOADS ON STRUCTURES

Deve!opedby: F. J. Moody. GE (Relired, Murphys, CA USA), J. C. J0,Korea Institule of Nuclear Safety (Taejon KDREA)

Chair F. J. Moody, DE (Retired, Murphys, CAUSA)

Vice Chair: J. C. Jo, Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety (Taejon KDREA)

ROOT CAUSE EVALUATION ON SUCTION PIPING VIBRATION 0F AUXILIARY FEEDWATER PUMPC. B. Jeon, B. H. Choi and M. B. Park, KOPEC (KDREA)

FLOW IN THE CONVERGING MINI-CHANNELSJ. H. S. Kim, K, W. Tech, S. W. Karng, KIST and Y. P. Lee, KIST (KDREA)

ANALYSIS ON THE DYNAMIC LOAO IN A WATER POOL OURING AIR OIS-CHARGE FROM SUBMERGEO SPARGERK. Uchida et al. Toshiba (JAPAN)

NUMERICAL SIMULATION 0F THERMAL STRIPING IN AN UPPER PLENUM0F A LIOUID MEfAL REACTORS. K. Chai etal, KAERI (KDREA)

SESSION 4.1R (HP-01)Thursday, JuIy 29, 8.30 AM- 10 75 AA’( Rhcdes

PANEL SESSION: INTERFACING nIE ASME HIGH PRESSURE CODES WITHTHE EUROPEAN CODES

Sponsored by: Kigh Pressure Technolagy CommitteePublished in PVP Vol. 473, HIGH PRESSURE TECHNOLOGY- 2004: INNOVATIONS ANO ADVANCES IN HIGH PRESSURE EOUIPMENT

Developed by D. Fryer, Consultant (Fairview, PA USA)

Chair D. Fr’yer, Consultant (Fairview, PA USA)

Vice Chair D. Peters. Autoclave Engineers (Erie. PAUSA)

J. Schedehmaier, Bohler Hochdrucktechnik (AUSTRIA)S. Terada, Robe Steel (JAPAN)D. Fryer. Consuitant (Fairiew, PA USA)

SESSION 4.1S (SE-09A)Thursday, Juiy 29, 830 AM - 1075 AM. Palatine B

SEISMIC TESTING AND ANALYSIS VERIFICATIONJVAtIDATION - I

Sponsored Iiy: Seismic Engineering Commlltee

Published n PVP Vol. 466, SEISMIC ENGINEERING - 2004

Developed by: S. Fujila, Tokyo Denki University (Toyko JAPAN)

Chair K. Suzuki (Tokyo Matropohitan University, Toyko JAPAN)

Vice Chair K. Fujita (Dsaka Prefecture University JAPAN)

FAILURE BEHAVIOR 0F ELBOWS WITH LOCAL WALL THINNING UNOERCYCLIC LOADI. Nakamura. National Research Instilule for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention, (Tsukuba, Ibaraki JAPAN), A. Otani, Ishikawajime-Harima HeavyIndustries (Yokohama JAPAN), M. Shiratori, Yokohama National University(Yokohama JAPAN)

INTRODUCTION 0F E-OFFENSE PROJECT WITH RECENT PROGRESS (A3-D FULL-SCALE EARTHOUAKE TESTING FACILITY UNOER CONSTRUCTION)N. Dgawa. K. Kajiwara and M. Salo, National Research Instilute for EarthScience and Disaster Prevenlion (Tsukuba JAPAN)

SEISMIC PROVING TEST 0F ULTIMATE PIPING STRENGTH (DESIGNMETHOO CONFIRMATION TEST)K. Suzuki and H. Abc, Japan Nuclear Energy Safety Drganizalion (TokyoJAPAN), K. Suzuki, Tokyo Melropolitan University (Tokyo JAPAN)

REOUCTION 0F RESIOUAL STRESS 0F WELDED JOINT USING RANDDMVIBRATIONS. Aoki, T. Nishimura and T. Hiroi, Tokyo MetropotHan College of Technology (Tokyo JAPAN)

Black 4.2: ThUrsday, July 2g (10:30 AM — 12:15 PM)

SESSION 42A (TUT- 048)Triursday, July 29, 8 3OAM - 12 75 PM. Safon A

TUTORIAL: EXPANSION JOINT SELECTION AND OESIGN

Sponsored by: The PVP Division Conference Commlllee

Presented by: R. K. Broyles and D. Edgar. Senior Flexonics Inc. PathwayDivision

SESSION 42B (CS-02B)Thursday, July 29, 10.30 AM - 1215 PM, Salon B

ENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE ISSUES IN THE ASME B&PV COOE - II

Sponsored by: Codes ami Standards Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 480, PRESSURE VESSEL AND PIPING COOES ANDSTANDARDS-2004

Developed by: D. P. Jones, Bechtel Bettis, Inc. (Pitlsburgh, PA USA),M. Higuch, HI (Yokohama JAPAN)

Chair H. S. Mehia. DE (San Jose, CAUSA)

Vice Chair M. Higuchi, HI (Yokohama JAPAN)

THE INCORPORATION 0F A FATIGUE THRESHOLO CONCEPT INTO AKNOWN SUPERPOSITION CORROSION MODEL FOR ALLOY 690 IN HIGHTEMPERATURE, LOW OXYGENATED WATERB. A. Youflg, B&W Research Cerner (Alliance, DH USA)

EVALUATI0N 0F ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS ON NOTCHED SPECIMEN 0FAUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEEI. USING MODIFIED RATE APPROACHMETHDDK. Sakaguchi et ah, Japan Nuclear Energy Safely Drganization (TokyoJAPAN)

THE MODIFIED RATE APPROACK METHOO TO EVALUATE FATIGUE LIFEUNDER SYNCHRONOUSLY CHANGING TEMPERATURE AND STRAIN RATEIN ELEVATED TEMPERATURE WATER IN AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEELY. Nomura et ah, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (Takasago, JAPAN)

SESSION 42C (DA-028)Thursday. July 29 1030 AM - 72 15 PM. Saon C

RPV INTEGRRÏ - II

Sponsored by: Design ami Analysis Committee

Pubhished in PVP Vol. 481, RPV INTEGRIW AND FRACTURE MECHANICS

ØeveIopedby D. Moinereau. EDF, (Moret-sur-Loing FRANCE), K. K. Yoon.Framatome ANP (Lynchburg, VA USA)

Chair D. Moinereau, EDF (Morat-sur-Loing FRANCE)

Vice Chair K. Dnizawa, Japan Atomic Energy Research Inslitute (JAPAN)

ASSESSMENT 0F LARGE-SCALE PRESSURISED THERMAL SKOCK EXPERIMENTS USING nIE FAVOR FRACTURE MECHANICS COMPUTER CODET. Dickson and M. Kirk, Dak Ridge National Laboratory (Dak Ridge, TN USA)

CDMPARISON 0F PREOICTED TRANSITION TEMPERATURE SHIFTSBETWEEN STATIC FRACTURE TOUGHNESS AND CHARPY-V IMPACTPROPERTIES DUE TO IRRADIATION FOR AN A508 PRESSURE VESSELSTEELB. Tanguy et ah, Ecohe des Mines de Paris (Evry FRANCE)

PROBABILISTIC ASSESSMENT 0F MARGINS IN APPENDIX G METH000L-00VK. K. Yoon and H. Gunawardane, Framatome ANP (Lynchburg, VA USA),S. Ros:nski, EPRI, (Charlotte. NC USA)

KIA CRACK ARREST TOUGHNESS ASSESSMENT USING THERMAL SHOCKON NOTCHEO DISKSM. Haïaj et ah. Electricité de France ( Moret sur Loing FRANCE)

SESSION 4.2D (FSI-07D)Thursday. July 29, 1030 AM - 1215 PM, Salon D

5TK INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIESFOR FLUID[EHERMAL/STRESS SYSTEMS WITH INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS - FLOW, STRUCTURE AND MEDIA INTERACTIONS

Sponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction Technical CommitteePoblished in PVP Vol. 491, PROCEEDINGS 0F THE SYMPOSIUM

Session Oeveloped by’ V. Kudriavtsev, CFD Canada (Toronto CANADA),C. R. Kleijn, Delft University ol Technology (DelttTHE NETHERLANDS)

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dam THE NETHERLANDS)

Vice Chair: S. Kawano. Tohoku University (Sendai JAPAN)

A PRAGMATIC COUPLING STRATEGY BETWEEN COMMERCIAL CFD ANOSTRUCTURE ANALYSIS CODESB. L. Smilh et al. Paut Scherrer Institute (Vilhigen SWIUERLAND)

A NEW FORMULATION FOR SOLIOS SUITABLE FOR A UNIFIEO SOLUTIONMETHOD FOR FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTION PROBLEMSC. G. Giannopapa and G. Papadakis. Kings Cotege Londcn (London UK)

SIMULATION 0F A MAGNETDRHEOLDGICAL DAMPER WITH A CDMBINATION 0F A COMMERCIAL CFD AND FEA CODEF. M. Zschunke, M. Steven and P. D. Brunn, Lehrsluhl fUr Stràmungsmechanik (Erlangen GERMANY)

DRAG ON A CONFINEO CYLINDER IN AXIAL FLOWH. P. Kritzinger, C. R. Kleijn and H. E. A. Van den Akker, Delft Universily olTechnology (DelftTHE NETHERLANDS)

THE FLOWS IN WEIGHTLESSNESS GENERATED BY VIBRATIONSD. Lyubimov et aI, Perm State University (Perm, RUSSIAN FEDERATIDN)

SESSION 42F (DA-06B)Thursaay. Juiy 29, 1030 AM - 12 15 PAl. Salon F

FATIGUE - II

Sponsored by: Design and Analysis Committee

Pubhished in PVP Vol. 472, ELEVATED TEMPERATURE DESIGN AND ANALYSIS, NON LINEAR ANALYSIS, PLASTIC COMPONENTS, THERMALFATIGUE AND FATIGUE

Oevelopedby: M. Hayashi, Hitachi, Ltd. (Ibaraki JAPAN), J. M. Stephan,Etectricite de Franco (Moret-Sur-Loing FRANCE)

Chair M. Hayashi, Hitachi, Ltd. (Ibaraki JAPAN)

Vice Chair J. B. Choi, Sungkyunkwan University (Kynuggi-do KDREA)

I( EVALUATION METHOO ON CRACK GROWTH 0F BOHOM MOUNTEDINSTRUMENTATION PENETRATIONS IN A REACTOR PRESSURE VESSELM. Mukai et ah, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. (Robe JAPAN)

FATIGUE CRACK MODELING ANO SIMULATION BASED ON CONTINUUMDAMAGE MECHANICSM. Takagaki, The University ol Tokyo (Tokyo JAPAN). T. Nakamura. JapanAerospace Exploration Agcncy (Tokyo JAPAN)

THRESHOLD STRESS FOR CRACK-HEALING 0F SILICON NITHIDE CERAMICSK. Takahashi ef ah, Yokohama Naticnah University (Yokohama JAPAN)

MOLECULAR OYNAMICS SIMULATION 0F THE EFFECT 0F LARGE ANGLEAND SMALL ANGLE GRAIN BDUNDARIES ON THE NEAR-THRESHOLDFATIGUE CRACK GROWJH IN IRONS, Kubo and M, Misaki, Dsaka University (Osaka JAPAN)

SESSION 4.2H (NDE-03A, CT-07A)Thursday, July 29, 10:30 AM- 12 15 PM, San Remo

GENERAL NDE- I

Sponsored by: NDE Engineering Division ami Computer TechnologiesCommitlees

Published in PVP Vol. 484, RECENT AOVANCES IN NON-DESTRUCTIVETESTING ANO INSPECTION

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SESSION 4.2H (NDE-03A, CT.07A) (continued)

Developed by: C. Miyasaka, Pennsylvania State University, (UniversityPark, PA USA), T. Takagi, Tohoku University (Sendai, Miyagi JAPAN)

Chair Y. Miyoshi, University of Shiga Prefecture (Shiga JAPAN)

Vice Chair: D. E. flray, Don E. Bray, Inc. (Collage Station, TX USA)

EVALUATION 0F FATIGUE DAMAGE IN COARSE-GRAINED ALUMINUMWITH SCANNING X-RAY ENERGY DISPERSIVE DIFFRACTIONMICROSCOPYY. Hosokawa et ai, University of Shiga Prefecture (Shiga JAPAN)

NDE IN THE GLOBAL PRESSURE EQUIPMENT ARENAD. E. flray, Don E. Bray Inc., (Collage Station, TX USA)

DIGITAL IMAGE ACQUISITION ME[HOD FOR FILM BASED RADIOGRAPHICTESTINGM. Mon et ai, Hitachi, Ltd. (Ibaraki JAPAN)

CRACK SIZING 0F DEEP CRACKS IN EDDY CURRENT TESTING USING 3DELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD ANAYSIST. Takagi, T. Uchimoto and H. Endo, Tohoku University (Sendai, MiyagiJAPAN)

SESSION 4.21 (OAC-04B)Thursday, JuIy 29, 10.30 AM - 12:15 PM, Porto fine A

MATERIALS-COMPONENTS-EXPERTISE FOR RESOLUTION 0F PROBLEMS- II: MATERIAL ANO REACTOR COOLANT ENVIRONMENT

Sponsored by: Operations, Applications, and Components Committee

PubIished in PVP Vol. 490, STORAGE TANK INTEGRIW ANO MATERIALSEVALUATION

Oevelopedby: G. Bezdikian, EDF Generation and Trading - DPN (SaintDenis, France), W. L. Server, ATI Consulting, (Pinehurst,NC USA)

Chair: R. G. Carter, EPRI (Charlotte, NC USA)

Vice Chair D. Emond, DGSNR-BCCN (Dijon FRANCE)

AGING MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR PWR REACTOR VESSEL INTERNALSR. E. Nickeil et ai, ATI Consuiting (Pinehurst, NC USA)

MANUFACTURING AND PROPERTIES 0F CLOSURE HEAO FORGING INTEGRATED WITH FLANGE FOR PWR REACTOR PRESSURE VESSELY. Koyama et ai, The Japan Steel Works Ltd. (Tokyo, JAPAN)

STRESS CORROSION CRACKING 0F COLD WORKED AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEELS IN LABORATORY PRIMARY PWR ENVIRONMENTF. Vaillant et ai, EDF Research and Deveiopment (Les Renardieres FRANCE)

MICROSTRUCTURAL BANOING ANO BIAXIAL FRACTURE TOUGHNESSTESTS IN A SPECIALLY HEAT-TREATED REACTOR PRESSURE VESSELSTEELR. K. Nanstad et ai, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (Oak Ridge, TN USA)

HHV [HITACHI HYPER VALVE] - CORROSION RESISTANT, WITHSTANDSEROSION ANO LOW CO RELEASE RATEY. Kiyotoki et ai, Hitachi Ltd., Power & industriai Systems - Nuciear Systems Division (Ibaraki-ken JAPAN)

SESSION 4.2J (FSI-07N)Thursday, July 29, 10:30 AM - 12:15 P14, Portofine B5TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIESFOR FLUIDffHERMAL/STRESS SYSTEMS WITH INOUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS - TURBULENT FLOWS

Sponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction Technical CommitteePublished in PVP Vol. 491, PROCEEOINGS 0F THE SYMPOSIUM

Session Developedby: V. Kudniavisev, CFD Canada (Toronto CANADA),C. R. Kleijn, Delit University ut Technology (DelftTHE NETHERLANDS)

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Chair N.P. Lave’, University ot Wales Swansea (Swansea UK)Vice Chair S. Kawano, Tohoku University (Sendai JAPAN)

PROGRESS IN COUPLEO LES-HANS COMPUTATIONS 0F GAS TURBINESJ. U. SchWter et ai, Stanford University (Palo Alto, CAUSA)

OIRECT NUMERICAL SIMULATION ANO SANS MODELING 0F TURBULENTNATURAL CONVECTION FOR LOW PRANDTL NUMBER FLUIOSI. Otic and G. Grbtzbach, Forschungszentrum Kanlsruhe (Karlsruhe GERMANY)

COMPARING DIFFERENT TURBULENCE MODELLING APPROACHES FORSQUARE DUCT SIMULATIONS USING THE KIVA CODEV. Huijnen et ai, TU-Eindhoven (Eindhoven THE NETHERLANDS)

NEAR-WALL TURBULENCE MODELING WITHOUT WALL DISTANCEM. M. Rahman and T. Shkonen, Helsinki University ot Technoiogy (Hut FIN-LAND)

SIMULATION 0F FLOWS IN PLANE CHANNEL WITH A HEMISPHERE ATTHE BEO BY DNS AND IMMERSED BOUNOARY METHODD. T. Xuan and Y. Ogami, Ritsumeikan University (Shiga JAPAN)

SESSION 4.2K (MF-08D)Thursday JuIy 29, 1030 AM- 7215 PM, Mykonos A

WELDING AND RESIDUAL STRESS - IV

Sponsored by: Materials and Fabrication Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 479, RESIDUAL STRESS, FRACTURE, ANO STRESSCORROSION CRACKING

Oeveloped by: P. Dong, BatteHe Memoniai institute (Columbus, OH USA),N. P. D’Dowd, impenial Coflege London (London UK)

Chair F. W. Brust, Battelie (Coiumbus, OH USA)

Vice Chair M. Mochizuki, Osaka University (Osaka JAPAN)

WELO MODELING 0F THIN STRUCTURES WITH VFT SOFTWAREY. P. Yang and F.W. Brust, BatteHe Memonial institute (Cotumbus, OH USA)

EFFECT 0F BEAD DEPOSITION BY REPAIR WELDING ON RESIDUALSTRESS IN PIPE WELDSM. Mochizuki and M. Toyoda, Osaka University (Osaka JAPAN)

ON THE MECHANICS 0F RESIDUAL STRESSES IN GIRTH WELDSP. Dong, Batteiie Memoniai institute (Columbus, OH USA)

NUMERICAL SIMULATIONS 0F RESIDUAL STRESSES IN REPAIR WELDEDCLAD STRUCTURESH. Hein, Framatume ANP, GmbH (Eniangen GERMANY)

SESSION 4.2L (MF-03B, CT-1OB)

Thursday JuIy 29, 10.30 AM - 12:15 PM, Mykonos B

NEW AND EMERGING COMPUTATIONAL METHODS - II

SponsOred by: Materials ami Fabrication and Computer TechnologiesCommittees

published in PVP Vol. 476, EXPERIENCE WITH CREEP-STRENGTHENHANCED FERRITIC STEELS AND NEW ANO EMERGING COMPUTATIONALMETHOOS

DeveloPed bji: Y. H. Park, New Mexico State University (Las Cruces, NMUSA), B. N. Rao, University ut iowa (Iowa City, lA USA)

Chair Y. H. Park, New Mexico State University (Las Cruces, NM USA)

Vice Chair B. N. Rao, University of iowa (iowa City, lA USA)

APPLICATION 0F AN IMPLICIT REDUNDANT GENETIC ALGORITHM FORSTRUCTURAL DAMAGE IDENTIFICATION 0F FLEXIBLE STRUCTUREST. Liszkai, Framatome ANP (Lynchburg, VA USA)

CONTINUUM SHAPE SENSITIVIW ANALYSIS 0F CRACKS IN FUNCTIONALLY GRADED MATERIALSB. N. Rao and S. Rahman, Center for Computer-Aided Design, University utIowa (lA USA)

BUCKLING 0F COMPOSITE LAMINATES USING HIGHER ORDER DEFORMATION THEORYN. G. R. iyengar and A. Chakraborty, indian institute of Technoiogy (KanpurINDIA)

DEVELOPMENT 0F AN INTEGRITY EVALUATION SYSTEM ON THE BASIS0F COOPERATIVE VIRTUAL REALITY ENVIRONMENT FOR NUCLEARPOWER PLANTJ. C. Kim et ai, Sate Research Center, Sungkyunkwan University (KOREA)

SESSION 42M (FSI-04D)Thursday, July 29, 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM, Palatine A

THE 8TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNOLOGY INFLUIOS, STRUCTURES, AND FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS -

ADVANCES IN FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTION-V: ENGINEERING APPLICATIONS

Sponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction Technical Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 485, PROCEEOINGS 0F THE SYMPOSIUM

Symposium Organizers: W. L. Cheng, Mech. Comp. inc. (Sunnyvale, CAUSA), A. E. Hoido, University of Hertfordshire(Herts UK)

Session Developed by’ M. Souli, Université de Lilie (Lilie FRANCE), M.Fischer, Technicai Consultant (MUnchen GERMANY)

Chair S. itoh, Kumamoto University (Kumamoto JAPAN)

Vice Chair 5, Beflet, Eiectnicité de France (Viileurbanne FRANCE)

ALE ANO FLUID/STRUCTURE INTERACTION IN LSOYNAM. Souk, University ol Liilie (Lite FRANCE), L. Oiovson, Livermore SoftwareTechnoiogy Corporation (Livermore, CAUSA)

IN-PLANE PARAMETRIC VIBRATIONS 0F CURVED BELLOWS SUBJECTEOTO OSCILLATING INTERNAL FLUID PRESSURE EXCITATIONM. Watanabe, E. Tachibana and N. Kobayashi, Dept. al Mechanical Engineering, Aoyama Gakuin University (Kanagawa JAPAN)

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NUMERICAL SIMULATION 0F SHEET METAL FORMING USING UNOERWATER SHOCK WAVEH. Iyama, Dept. ut Mechanicai and Electrical Engineering, YatsushiroNational Coflege of Technology (Kumamoto JAPAN), T. Hinata, KumamotoUniversity (Kumamoto JAPAN), S. itoh, Shock Wave and Cundensed MatterResearch Center, Kumamoto University (Kumamoto JAPAN)

SESSION 4.2N (FSI-03H)Thursday, July 29, 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM, Athenia A

THE 8TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNOLOGY INFLUIOS, STRUCTURES, AND FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS -

AOVANCEO STRUCTURAL DESIGN - III: COUPLED STRESS ANALYSIS

Sponsored by: Fiuid-Structure Interaction Technical Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 485, PRDCEEDINGS 0F THE SYMPOSIUM

Symposium Organizers: W. L. Cheng, Mech. Comp. Inc. (Sunnyvale, CAUSA), A. E. Hoido, University ot Herttordshire(Herts UK)

Session Developed by: S. Itoh, Kumamoto University (Kumamoto JAPAN),M. Fischer, Technicai Consultant (Mûnohen GERMANY)

Chair T. Diesselhorst, Framatome ANP (Erlangen GERMANY)

Vice Chair C. Reichel, Technical University of Munich (Garching GERMANY)

COUPLED STRUCTURAL AND OCCUPANT ANALYSIS 0F A JETRANGERHELICOPTER DURING A LOW VELOCITY VERTICAL IMPACTW. P. Tiu, University ut Hertfardshire (Herts UK)

HIGH STRAIN RATE FORMATION 0F AL ALLOY PLATE FOR CAR BODYT. Hinata, Kumamoto University (Kumamoto JAPAN), H. iyama, Dept. utMechanicai and Eiectricai Engineering, Yatsushiro National Cotege of Technoiogy (Kumamoto JAPAN), S. itoh, Shock Wave and Condensed MatterResearch Center, Kumamuto University (Kumamoto JAPAN)

EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL SIMULATION 0F STRUCTURE / WATERIMPACTCM. Seddon and M. Moatamedi, The University ut Sait ord (Manchester,UK), M. Souk, University ut Liilie, LML ( LilIe, France)

SESSION 4.20 (DA-09B)Thursday, July 29, 1030 AM - 12:15 PM, Athensa B

FITNESS FOR SERVICE, LIFE EXTENSION, REMEDIATION AND REPAIR:PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS - II

Sponsored by: Design and Analysis Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 471, FITNESS FOR SERVICE, LIFE EXTENSION,REMEDIATION, REPAIR, AND EROSION/CORROSION ISSUES FOR PRESSURE VESSELS AND COMPONENTS

Developed by: C. D. Rodery, BP Petrachemicals (Alvin, TX USA), Y. Takagi, Tokyo Electnic Power Company (Yokohama JAPAN)

Chair Y. Takagi, Tokyo Electric Prnver Company (Yokohama JAPAN)

Vice Chair T. G. Seipp, Fluor Canada Ltd. (Caigary, AB CANADA)

ANALYSIS 0F A BOLTED JOINT FAILURE IN A HYDRAULIC PRESSJ. Deadman, Atomic Energy of Canada Limited (Chaik River, ON CANADA)

EVALUATIDN 0F MULTIPLE CRACK PROPAGATION BEHAVIOR IN A GASTURBINE BLADE UNDER THERMAL FATIGUE CONDITIONA. Monta and H. Kagawa, The Kansai Electnic Power Co., Inc. (AmagasakiJAPAN), S. Kubo, Osaka University (Osaka JAPAN)

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FAILURE ANALYSIS 0F WELD REPAIREO TURBINE ROTORF. V. ElUs, Tordonato Energy Consultants, Inc. (Chattanooga. TN USA).B. W. Roberis, B.W. Roberts Engineering Consuhina (Chattanooga, TNUSA)

INFERIOR MATERIAL FAILURESF. V. Ellis. Tordonalo Energv Consultants. Inc. (Chaflanoega. TN USA)

SESSION 4.2P (OAC-06B, CT-OBB)Thursday, July 29, 1030 AM- 12 15 PM, Delphi A

STORAGE TANK INTEGRITY ANALYSIS AND FITNESS FOR SERVICE - IISponsored by: Operations, Applications, and Components and ComputerTechnotogies Committees

Published in PVP Vol. 490, STORAGE TANK INTEGRIW AND MATERIALSEVALUATION

Developedby: T. Tahara, Petroleum Association of Japan (Tokyo, JAPAN),S. Yoshida, Kochi National College of Technology (Kochi,JAPAN)

Chair: T. Tahara, Petroteum Association of Japan (Tckyo. JAPAN)Vice Chair: S. Voshida, Kochi National Collage of Technology (Kochi,

JAPAN)

A STUDY ON THE STRESS INTERACTION BE[WEEN ANNULAS PLATE ANOFOUNOAnON 0F THE CIL STORAGE TANKL Kmvama. Nikken Sekkei CWil Ltd. (Tokyo JAPAN)

BEHAVOIR CF LOCALIZED BOHOM DEPRESSION IN ABOVEGROUNO 0f LSTORAGE TANKS UNDER LIOUID PRESSURES. Voshida, Kochi National College ol Technology (Kochi JAPAN)

DEVELOPMENT 0F DIAGNOSTICS EVALUATION METHOD FOR SHELL-TOANNULAR JOINT 0F THE OIL TANK UNDER ULTRA LOW CYCLE FATIGUES. Igi et ai, JFE Steel Corporation (Kawasaki JAPAN)

SESSION 4.20 (FSI-O1 B)Thursday July 29, 1030 AM -12 75 PM, Delphi B

TRANSIENT THERMAL-HYDRAULIC LOAOS IN VESSELS, PIPING ANOCOMPONENTS -fl

Sponsored hy: Fluid-Stwcture-Interaction Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 489, PROBLEMS INVOLVING THERMALHYDRAULICS, LIOUID-SLOSHING, AND EXTREME LOADS ON STRUCTURESDevelopedby: F. J. Moody. CE (Retired) (Murphys. CA USA). J. C. Jo,

Korea lnstit’jte of Nuclear Safety (Taejon KOREA)

Chair; J. C. J0, Korea insiltute ol Nuctear Safety (Taejon KOREA)Vice Chair: F. J. Moody, CE (Retired, Murphys, CAUSA)

NUMERICAL SIMILATION 0F TURBULENCE MIXING CHARACTERISTIC INVARIOUS SECONDARY FLOW CONDITIONS AT T-JUNCTICN PIPING SYSTEMSM. Tanaka and T. Muramatsu, Japan Nuciear Cycle Development institute(JAPAN)

A SIMPLE PREDICTIVE METHOD 0F STEAM PIPE FORCES FROM STOPVALVE CLOSUREK Norton, Canerai Eiectric Nuciear Energy (USA)

MODELLING Twa-PHASE FLOW IN PIPE BENOSS. Supa-Amerakul et at. University ol New Brunswick (USA)

THERMAl. INTERACTION FROM HOT LIQUIO ENTERING A COLO PIPED. Galbally, General Eiectric Nuclear Energy (USA)

SESSION 4.2R (HP-02)Thursday. Juiy 29, 1030 AM - 1215 PM, Rhodes

FATIGUE IN HIGH PRESSURE VESSELS

Sponsored by: Hiqh Pressure Technology Commiltee

Published in PVP Vol. 473, HIGH FRESSURE TECHNOLOCY- 2004: 111140-VATIONS AND ADVANCES IN HIGK PRESSURE EOUIPMENT

Developed by: S. Terada, Kobe Steel Ltd. (Takasago, Hyogo JAPAN)

Chair S. Terada, Kobe Steei Ltd. (Takasago, Hyogo JAPAN)

Vice Chair D. Peters, Autoclave Engineers (Erie, PA USA)

HIGH PRESSURE FATIGUE TESTING 0F 160 KSI YIELO STRENGTH STAINLESS STEEL TUBINGP. Koerner et ai, Uhde High Pressure Technologies (Hagen GERMANY)

PROPOSAL FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION 0F ELEVATEO TEMPERATUREDESIGN FATIGUE CURVE FOR 2-1/4CR-1MO-V ANO 3CR-1MO-V STEELST. Takehana et ai, The High Pressure Cas Safety institute ol Japan (TokyoJAPAN)

FAILUREOFA2ND STAGE VALVE HEAD DNALDPE HYPER COMPRESSORJ. Keltjens. DSM TechnoPartners (Geieen The NETHERLANDS). M. Hendrikx, Sabic EuroPetrochemicais. (Geleen The NETHERLANDS)

ANALYSIS 0F PROPORTIONAL ANO NONPROPORTIONAL LOAOING FORLOW CYCLE FATIGUE DESIGNT. lIoh, Universily ol Fukui (Fukui JAPAN), M. Sakane, Ritsumeikan University (Shiga JAPAN)

SESSION 4.2S (SE-09B)Thursday, July 29, 1030 AM -12:15 PM, Palatine B

SEISMIC TESTING AND ANALYSIS VERIFICATIONNALIDATION - II

Sponsored by: Seismic Engineering Commlttee

Published in PVP Vol. 486, SEISMIC ENGINEERING-2004

Developed b.v: S. Fujita, Tokyo Denki University (Toyko JAPAN)

Chair K. Suzuki, Tokyo Metropohtan University (Toyko JAPAN

Vice Chair K. Fuita, Dsaka Prefecture Univershy (Sakai-City, Osaka-Pref.JAPAN)

SEISMIC PROVING TEST 0F ULTIMATE PIPING STRENGTH (STATUS 0FULTIMATE STRENGTH TEST)K Suzuki and H. Abe, Japan Nuclear Energy Safety Organizahon (TokyoJAPAN), K. Suzuki, Tokyo Metropolitan University (Tokyo JAPAN)

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON SHAKING TABLE CONTROL USING ADAPTIVECONTROLY. Shinohara and N. Shimizu, iwaki Meisei University (Fukushima JAPAN),E. Sato, National Research Institute for Earth Science Disaster Prevention(Ibaraki JAPAN)

COMPONENT TEST 0F THE FULL SCALE MFPS BASE ISOLATORC. S. Tsai et ai, Feng Chia University (Taichung TA1WAN)

COMPUTATION 0F INPUT ENERGY TO TEST STRUCTURE ON SHAKINGTABLE TESTH. Fuyama et ai, Mitsubishi Heavy industries (Hyego JAPAN)

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SESSION 4.3B (C5-02C)Thursday, Jufy 29, 200 AM - 3 45 PM, Salon B

ENVIR0NMEAL FATIGUE ISSUES IN THE A5ME B&PV CODE - III

Sponsored hy: Cades and Standards Committee

Published in PVP Val. 480, PRESSURE VESSEL AND PIPING CODES ANOSTANDARDS2DD4

oevplopedby: D. P. Jones, Bechtel Bettis, inc. (Pittsburgh, PA USA),M. Higuchi, iHi (Yokohama JAPAN)

Chair H. S. Mehta, CE (San Jose, CA USA)

Vice Chair M. Higuchi, iHi (Yokohama JAPAN)

EFFECTS 0F WATER FLOW RATE ON FATIGUE LIFE 0F CARBON ANDSTAINLESS STEELS IN SIMULATEO LWR ENVIRONMENTA. Hirano et ai, Hitachi Ltd. (Hitachi JAPAN)

EFFECT 0F HYOROGENATED WATER ON FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH FORAUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEEL IN SIMUI.ATED BWR WATER ENVIRON-MENTL. H. Wang, industrial Technoiogy Research institute (Hsinchu TAIWAN)

EVALUATION 0F FATIGUE DAMAGE ON OPERATING PLANT COMPONENTSIN LWR WATERM. Higuchi and T. Hirano. iHi (Yokohama JAPAN). K. Sakaguchi. JapanNucear Energy Safety Organization (To’o JAPAN)

SESSION 4.3C (DA-O8)Thursday, July 29. 2 00 PM - 3 15 PM, Salon C

PLASTIC PIPING PROPERTIES AND ANALYSIS

Sponsored by: Design and Analysis Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 472, ELEVATED TEMPERATURE OESIGN AND ANALYSIS, NON LINEAR ANALYSIS, PLASTIC COMPONENTS, THERMALFATIGUE AND FATIGUE

Developedby’ R. A. Robieto, KBR inc (Houston, TX USA), N. Yoshikawa,University et Tokyo (Tokyo JAPAN)

Chair N. Veshikawa, University ot Tokyo (Tokyo JAPAN)Vice Chair D, Fiorizone. MEC Worley (Calgarj. AB CANADA)

EFFECT 0F MECHANICAL LOADING ON THE PERFORMANCE 0F PIEZOELECTRIC TRANSDUCER FOR fiE HEALTH MONITORING 0F COMPOSITEPRESSURE VESSELT. Kusaka. Ritsumeikan Universty (Shiga JAPAN), P. X. Qing, Acei:ent Inc.(JAPA\). F. K. Chang. Stanford University (Paio Alto. CAUSA)

INFLUENCES 0F FABRICATION DEFECTS UPON fiE STRENGTH ANDLIVES 0F FILAMENT WOUND COMPOSITE CYLINDERST. Takehana and T. Sano, The High Pressure Cas Satety Institute of Japan(Tokyo JAPAN), M, Kawahara, Tokyo Metropohtan University (TokyoJAPAN)

OPTIMUM DESIGN 0F NET REINFORCEO COMPOSITE PRESSURE VESSELN. Yoshikawa, University et Tokyo (Tokyo JAPAN)

EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION 0F FRACTURE TOUGHNESS 0FPOLYETHYLENE PIPE MATERIALSI. Mamdouh Graice, Heiwan University (Cairo, ECYPT), M. Y. A. Younan,American University (Cairo, EGYPT), S. A. R. Naga. Helwan University(Cake. EGVPT)

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INFLUENCE 0F CRACK ORIENTATION AND CROSSHEAD SPEED ON THEFRACTURE TOUGHNESS 0F POLYMERIC MATERIALST.M, EL-Bagory. Heiwan University (Cairo EGVPT), M.S. EL- Fadaly, PortSad University (Cairo EGYPfl

SESSION 43D (FSI-070)Thursday, Juiy 29. 200 RA’! - 3:45 PM. Salon D

5TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIESFOR FLUIOÏTHERMAUSTRESS SYSTEMS WITH INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS - VARIOUS OEil APPLICATIONS

Sponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction Technical Cammittee

Published in PVP Vol. 491, PROCEEDINGS 0F fiE SYMPOSIUMSession Developed 4v: C. R. Klen, Deift University of Technoiogy (Deilt

THE NETHERLANDS), S. Kawano, Tohoku University (Sendai JAPAN)

Chair V. V. Krzhizhanovskaya, St. Petersburg State Polytechnicai University(St. Petersburg RUSS1A)

Vice Chair V. Kudriavtsev, CFD Canada (Toronto CANADA)

NUMERICAL, EXPERIMENTAL AND ANALVIICAL INVESTIGATION 0F THEMASS OUTFLOW FR014 A PICKLING TANKA. H. Mehrie et ai, Johannes Kepler Universirj (Linz AUSTR1A)

NUMERICAL INVESTIGATIONS 0F ARCHED VORTEX CHARACTERISTICSGENERATED AT T-JUNCTION PIPING SYSTEMST. Muramatsu, Japan Nuciear Cycle Deveiopment Institute (ibaraki JAPAN)

COMPARISON 0F fiE MEDITERRANEAN COASTAL DUNES WITH THE CALIFORNIAN DUNES FROM THE POINT 0F COASTAL MANAGEMENTL. Yilmaz, Coastal Studies Institute Louisiana Slate University (BatonRouge, LA USA)

NUMERICAL SIMULATION STUDY ON THE ASYMMETRIC STRUCTURES 0FOSCILLATORY FLOW FIELO IN A BAFFLED TUBE REACTORY. W. Wu and J. Wu, Zhejiang University (Hangzhou CHINA)

ANALYSIS 0F FLOW FIELO IN AN UECTOR WITH STEAM AS WORKING FLUIDH. Li and S. Shen, Dahan University of Technology (Dahan CHINA)

SESSION 4.3F (DA-06C)Thursday July 29, 2:00 PM - 3 45 P1tl Salon F

FATIGUE - III : THERMAL FATIGUE

Sponsored t Design anti Analysis Commiitee

Published in PVP Vol. 472, ELEVATED TEMPERATURE DESIGN AND ANALYSIS, NON LINEAR ANALYSIS, PLASTIC COMPONENTS, THERMALFATIGUE AND FATIGUE

Developedby: J. M. Stepran. Electricite de France (Moret-Sur-LoingFRANCE). M. Hayashf. Hitachi Ltd. (ibaraki JAPAN)

Chair J. M. Slephan, Eiectricite de France (Moret-Sur-Loing FRANCE)

Vice Chair H. Soyama, Tohoku University (Sendai JAPAN)

HIGH CYCLE THERMAL FATIGUE ON A MIXING ZONE 0F AUXILIARY COOLING SYSTEMS, Taheri, Eiectricité de France (Ciamart FRANCE)

SPECRTA THERMAL FATIGUE TESTS UNDER FREOUENCY CONTROLLEDFLUID TEMPERATURE CHANGE-DEVELOPMENT 0F TEST EOUIPMENT ANDPRELIMINARY TESTSN. Kasahara et ai, Japan Nuclear Cycle Deveiopment Institute (IbarakiJAPAN)

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SESSION 4.3F (DA-06C) (continued)

DEVELOPMENT 0F A THERMAL FATIGUE SCREENING METHODOLOGYFOR PRESSURIZED WATER REACTOR PLANTSJ. D. Relier and A. J. Bilanin, Continuum Dynamics, Inc. (NJ USA), S. T.Rosinski, EPRI (Charlotte, NC USA)

PRE0ICTION 0F FATIGUE CRACK PROPAGATION 0F SUR-SURFACECRACKS BY ‘SCANM. Shiratori et ai, Yokohama National University (Yokohama JAPAN)

SESSION 4.3H (NDE-038, CT-07B)Thursday, July 29, 2 00 PM -3:45 PM, San Rame

GENERAL NOE - II

Sponsored by: NDE Engineering Division ami Computer TechnologiesCommittees

Published in PVP Vol. 484, RECENT ADVANCES IN NON-DESTRUCTIVETESTING AND INSPECTION

Developedby’ Y. Yokono, Non-destructive inspection, Co., Ltd. (ChibaJAPAN), T. Takagi. Tohoku University, (Sendai, MiyagiJAPAN)

Chair: H. Kasano. Takushoku University (Tokyo JAPAN)

Vice Chair J. H. Lee. Pusan National University (Pusan ROREA)

ANALYTICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL APPROACHS FOR THE SIZING 0FFATIGUE CRACKS IN INCONEL WELDS BY EODY CURRENT EXAMINATIONW. Cheng, M. Shiwa and I. Komura. Japan Power Engineering and Inspection Corporation (Yokohama, Kanagawa JAPAN)

NONDESTRUCTIVE EVALUATION 0F LEAKY CHARACTERIZATION INPIPELINE USING ACOUSTIC EMISSIONM. R. Lee, J. H. Lee and K. C. Seo, Pusan National University (PusanKOREA)

METHDOLOGY 0F DIGITAL IMAGE ACQUISITION AND DIGITAL INSPECTION FOR LIOUID PENETRANTAND MAGNETIC PARTICLETESTINGT. Taguchi and M. Mon, Hitachi, Ltd. (Ibaraki JAPAN), M. Takagi, Shibaurainstitute ot Technology (Tokyo JAPAN)

FATIGUE OAMAGE EVALUATION IN CFRP WOVEN FABRIC COMPOSITESTHROUGH DYNAMIC MODULUS MEASUREMENTH. Kasano and O. Hasegawa, Takushoku University (Tokyo JAPAN).C. Miyasaka, Pennsyivania State University (Universfly Park. PA USA)

SESSION 4.31 (OAC-04C)Thursday, JuIy 29, 2:00 PM - 3:45 PM, Porto [ho A

MATERIALS-COMPONENTS-EXPERTISE FOR RESOLUTION 0F PROBLEMS- III: MATERIAL BEHAVIOR AND MANUFACTURING IN PWR-WWER NPP’SAND ING PLANTS

Sponsored liv: Operalions, Applications, and Components Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 490, STORAGE TANK INTEGRITY AND MATERIALSEVALUATION

Oevelopedby: G. Bezdikian, EDF Generation and Trading - DPN, (SaintDenis FRANCE), W. L. Server, AT1 Consulting. (Pinehurst,NC USA)

Chair W. L. Server, Ail Consulting. (Pinehurst. NC USA)Vice Chair C. Rieg. EC/JRC-lE (Petten NETHERLAND)

ELABORATION AND INTRODUCTION 0F THE METHDDICS 0F NON-DESTRUCTIVE INSPECTION (CONTROL) 0F PHYSICAL-MECHANICALPROPERTIES 0F NPP PRESSURE VESSELSM. Bakirov et ai, Russian Federation ol Ministry ot Alomic Energy - Concem“RDSENERGDATOM” (Moscow RUSSIA)

WELDABILITY, THERMAL AGEING AND PWSCC BEHAVIOR 0F NICKELWELD METALS CONTAINING 15 TO 30% CHROMIUMF. Vaillant. J. M, Boursier and B. Yriex. 50F fleseach & Development Division (Les Renardieres FRANCE)

A PROBABILISTIC APPROACH TO HEATUP AND COOLDOWN OPERATINGLIMITS FOR A NUCLEAR PRESSURE VESSELR. G. Loti and B. A. Bishop, Westinghouse Eleciric (Pittsburgh, PAUSA)

THE PRACTICAL APPLICATION 0F 36°/ NI STEEL PIPING IN LNG PLANTSE. Yamamoto et ai, Chiyoda Corporation (Yokohama. JAPAN)

SESSION 4.3K «viF-08E)Thursday, Juiy 29, 200 PA1 - 345 PM. Mykonos A

WELDING AND RESIDUAL STRESS-v

Sponsored by: Materials and Fabrication Commillee

Published in PVP Vol. 479, RESIDUAL STRESS, FRACTURE, ANO STRESSCORROSION CRACKING

Developedby: P. Dong and F. W. Brusi, Battelle Memonial Institute(Columbus, OH USA)

Chair E. Keim, Framatome ANP GmbH (Enlangen GERMANY)Vice Chair Y. Y. Yang, Battelle Memonial Institute (Columbus, OH USA)

DISSIMILAR GIRTH JOINTS UNDER COMBINED CYCLIC THERMALANDMECHANICAL LOADING - EXPERIMENTAL ANO NUMERICAL INVESTIGATIONSR. Mohrmann, V. Denner and T. Hollstein, Fraunhoter-Institut fUr Werkstottmechanik, IWM (Freiburg GERMANY)

CRACK GROWTH BEHAVIOR IN RESIDUAL STRESS FIELDS 0F REPAIRAND INTERSECTING WELDS (PRESENTATION ONLY)P. Dong, Battefle Memoriai Institute (Coiumbus, OH USA)

STRESS INTENSIW FACTORS DUE TO RESIDUAL STRESSES IN T-PLATEWELDSN. P. O’Dowd et al. Imperiai College London (Lundon UR)

THE IMPACT 0F FRACTURE TOUGHNESS AND WELD RESIDUAL STRESSES 0F INCONEL 82/182 BIMETAL WELDS ON LEAK-BEFORE-BREAKBEHAVIORCraig Wiiihams et ai., Batteile Memoriai institute (Columbus, DH USA)

SESSION 4.3L (MF-03C, CT-1OC)Tbursday. Juiy 29. 200 PM -345 PM. Mykonos B

NEW AND EMERGING COMPUTATIONAL METHODS - III

Spansored lay: Materials ami Fabrication ami Computer TechnologiesCommittees

Published in PVP Vol. 476, EXPERIENCE WITH CREEP-STRENGTHENHANCED FERRITIC STEELS AND NEW AND EMERGING COMPUTATIONALMETHOOS

Developed by: J. Tang. Universiiy ot iowa (lowa City, lA USA), Y. H. Park.New Mexico State University (Las Cruces. NM USA)

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SESSION 4.3L (MF-03C, CT-IOC) (continued)

Chair J. Tang, University of lowa (iowa City, lA USA)

Vice Chair Y, H. Park. New Mexico State University (Las Cruces, NMUSA)

LOAD BEARING CAPACIfl 0F THROUGH WALL CRACKED ELHOWS - COMPARISON 0F TEST RESULTS WITH CALCULATIONJ, Chattopadhyay. B. K. Dutta and H. S. Kushwaha. Bhabha AtomicResearch Centre (Trombay IND1A)

A NUMERICAL MODEL 0F SOLIDIFICATION 0F A MASSIVE CASTING F8014MALLEABLE CAST-IRONF. Kavicka et ai, Technicai University ot Brno (Brno, CZECH REPUBLIC)

ANALYTICAL OETERMINATION 0F MATERIAL JR AND FRACTURE TOUGHNESS TRANSITION CURVES USING MICRO-MECHANICAL MODELLINGB K. Dulta, M. K. Sahu and M. K. Samal, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre(Trombay 1NDIA)

SESSION 4.3M (FSI-04E)Thursday, JuIy 29, 2:00 PM - 3:45 PM, Palatine A

THE 8TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNOLOGY INFLUIDS, STRUCTURES, ANO FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS - PANELSESSION: COMPUTATIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR LARGE-SCALE INDUS-TRIAL FLUIO-STRUCTURE INTERACTION PROBLEMS

Sponsored by: The Fluid-Slrticbire Interaction Technical Commillees

Published in PVP Vol. 485, PROCEEDINGS 0F THE SYMPOSIUM

Symposium Organizers: W. L. Cheng, Mach. Comp. Inc. (Sunnyvaie, CAUSA), A. E. Hotdo, University ot Hertfordshire(Herts UK)

Session Oevelopedby: M. Fischer, Technical Consultant (MUnchen GERMANY), M. Snuli, Université de Lite (Unie FRANCE)

Chair M. Souli, Université de Une (Unie FRANCS)

Vice Chair M. Fischer, Technical Consultant (Mùnchen GERMANY)

PANELISTS:D. Benson, University o! Cabtornia at San Diego (La Jota, CA USA)W, L. Cheng, Mech.Comp.Inc. (Sunnyvaie, CA USA)M. Fischer, Technicai Consultant (Mûnchen GERMANY)A. E. Hoido, Universily ot Hertfordshire (Herts UK)S. Itoh, Kumamoto University (Kumamoto JAPAN)D. Ostergaard. ANSYS inc. (Canonsburg, PAUSA)M. Raw, ANSYS inc. (Waterloo, ON CANADA)M. Sout, Université de LWe (Lite FRANCE)D. B. Spalding, CHAM Ltd. (Wimbledon UK)

SESSION 4.30 (OA-09C)Thursday. Juy 29, 200 PM -345 PM, Athenia BFITNESS FOR SERVICE. LIFE EXTENSION, REMEDIATION AND REPAIR:PRACUCAL APPLICATIONS- lItSponsored by: Design and Analysis CommltteePublished in PVP Vol. 471, FITNESS FOR SERVICE, LIFE EXTENSION,REMEDIATION, REPAIS, AND EROSION/CORROSION ISSUES FOR PRESSURE VESSELS AND COMPONENTSDevetopedby: T. G. Seipp, Fluor Canada Ltd. (Calgary. AB CANADA).

N. Miura. Central Research Institute o! Eiectric Powerlndustry (Tokyo JAPAN)

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Chair N. Miura, Central Research Institute o! Eiectric Power Industry(Tckyo JAPAN)

Vice Chair C. D. Rodery, BP Petrochemicals (Alvin. TX USA)

ASSESSMENT 0F A OAMAGED PIPING SYSTEM UTILIZING LASER SURFACE SCANNING AND FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSISH. L. Livingston, BP West Coast Products, LLC (Canson, CA USA), R. P.Brod2inski, BP Refining Technology (Naperville, IL USA)

LIFE EXTENSIDN 0F BOLTED FLANGED CONNECTIONS FROM A DESIGNPECULIARITIES POINT 0F VIEWA. I. Efremov, Kyrgyz State Technical University (Bishkek, KYRGYZSTAN)

APPROACH TO ESTABLISH FLAW EVALUATION METHOD FOR CLASS 2AND 3 LIGHT WATER REACTOR PIPESN, Miura et ai, Central Research Institute of Electric Power industry (TokyoJAPAN)

SESSION 4.3P (OAC-06C, CT-08C)Thursday. Juiy 29, 2 QQ PM - 3 45 PM, De!phi ASTORAGE TANK INTEGRIfl ANALYSIS AND FITNESS FOR SERVICE - III:SPECIAL PANEL FOR FLOATING ROOF INTEGRITY FOR EARTHOUAKEFORCE

Sponsored by: Operations, Applications, ami Components and ComputerTechnologies CommitteesPublished in PVP Vol. 490, STORAGE TANK INTEGRIW AND MATERIALS[VALUATION

Developedby’ T. Tahara, Petroleum Association ol Japan (Tokyo JAPAN),S. Yoshida, Kochi National Collage ol Technology (KochiJAPAN)

Chair T. Tahara, Petroleum Association o! Japan (Tokyo JAPAN)

Vice Chair S. Voshida, Kochi National Collage ot Technoiogy (KochiJAPAN)

AST DAMAGES 0F THE NATIONAL OIL STORAGE BASES BY THE 2003TOKACHI-OKI EARTHQUAKES. Kaita, Japan National Dil Corporation (Tokyo JAPAN)

OVERVIEW 0F FLOATING ROOF DESIGN REQUIREMENTS IN API ANDOTHER STANDARDSP. Myers, Chevron Texaco (Richmond. CAUSA)

LIOUID SLOSHING 0F OIL STORAGE TANKS AND LDNG-PERIDD STRONGGROUND MOTIONS IN THE 2003 TOKACHI-OKI EARTHOUAKES. Zama, National Research Institute of Fire and Disaster (Tokyo, JAPAN)

SESSION 430 (FSI-O1C)Thursday, July 29, 2:00 PM - 3:45 PM, Delphi B

THANSIENT THERMAL-HYDRAULIC LOADS IN VESSELS. PIPING RHOCOMPONENTS - III

Sponsored by; Fluid-Stwcture-lnteraction Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 489, PROBLEMS INVOLVING THERMALHYDRAULICS, LIOUID-SLDSHING, AND EXTREME LOADS ON STRUCTURES

Developedby’ F. J. Moody, 6E (Retired, Murphys, CAUSA), J. C. Jo,Korea Institute o! Nuclear Safety (Taejon KOREA)

Chair F. J. Moûdy, 6E (Retired, Murphys, CAUSA)

Vice Chair J. C. Jo, Korea institule o! Nuclear Satety (Taejon KDREA)(continued)

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INVESTiGATION 0F STEAM DESUPERHEATER WATERKAMMERS. Zysk, ARS Constina (USA)

NUMERICAL PREDICTION 0F HOMOLOGOUS CURVES FOR SMART MCPM-H Kim et al. KAERI (KOREA)

A STUOY 0F FLOW-INDUCEO GRID-T0-R0D FRETTING WEAR IN PWRFUEl. ASSEMBLIESK. T. Kim. Y. K. Jang and J. H. Chai (KEPCO Nuclear Fuel Company, KOREA)

TRANSIENT HEAT TRANSFER ANALYSIS TO EVALUATE TKE VDIDING 0FTHE CDNTAINMENT EMERGENCY COOLING UNITS 0F A PWR FOLLOWINGA PIPE BREAK ACCIDENTS. M. Husaini and R. K. Qashu, Southern Cahfornia Edison (USA)

SESSION 4.3R (HP-03)Thursday. July 29, 200PM - 3.45 PM, Rhodes

FATIGUE AND HIGH PRESSURE APPLICATIONSSponsared hy: High Pressure Technology CommltteePublished in PVP Vol. 473, HIGK PRESSURE TEGKNOLOGY- 2004: INNOVATIONS AND ADVANCES IN HIGH PRESSURE EOUIPMENTDevelopedby: L. Anlalffv. Fluor Enlerprises, Inc. (Suaar Land. TX USA)Chair: D. Pelers, Autoclave Engir.eers (crie, PA USA)Vice Chair L. Antalfty. Fluor Enterprises. Inc. (Sugar Land. TX USA)

RECENT TRENDS 0F KIP EOUIPMENT TECHNOLOGY IN JAPANT. Fujikawa et al. Kobe Steel. Ltd. (Hyago JAPAN)

MEAN STRESS CORRECTION PRDCEDURE IN FATIGUE EVALUATION FORKICK PRESSURE VESSELSS. Terada. Kobe Steel Ltd. (Takasago. Hyogo JAPAN), K. Yamamoto, TheHigh Pressure Cas Safety Institute al Japan (Tokyo JAPAN)

FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH IN THICK-WALLED CYLINDERS WITHSTRAIGHT-FRONTED CRACKSD. P. Kendali (Troy, N’Y USA)

SESSION 4.3S (SE-10)Thursday JuIy 29, 200 AM - 3:45 PM. Palatine 8

TECHNOLOGIES FOR SEISMIC MITIGATION

Sponsored by: Seismic Engineering CommilleePublished in PVP Vol. 486, SEISMIC ENGINEERING - 2004Deve!opedby C. S. Tsai. Feng Chia University (T&chung TAIWAN)Chair. C. S. Tsai, Feng Chia University (Taichung TAIWAN)

ON A CONCEPT 0F SEISMIC MAINTENANCE CRITERIA-NEW PROPOSAL INRELATION N ‘VilE ORIGINAL SEISMIC DESIGN CRITERIAH. Shibata, National Research Insiilute for Eahh Science and Disaster Prevention (Tokyo JAPAN)

COMPONENT TEST AND MATHEMATICAL MODELING 0F AOVANCEDUNBOUNDED BRACEC. S. Tsai et ai, Feng Chia University (Taichung TAIWAN)

ANALYSIS ANO EXPERIMENT ON THE EFFECT 0F SEISMIC PROTECTION0F BUILOINGS HY KICK DAMPING RUOBER BEARINGSJ. P. Pu et ai, Feng Chia University (Taichung TAIWAN)

PASSIVE CONTROL 0F SEISMIC RESPONSE 0F PIPING SYSTEMSY. M. Parulekar et ai, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (Mumbai INDIA)

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SESSION 4.48 (CS- 06)Thursday, Jufy 29, 4 00 PAl-545 PM, Salon B

TECKNICAL ASPECTS 0F ASME CODE SECTION XI

Sponsored by: Codes and Standards Commitlee

Published in PVP Vol. 480, PRESSURE VESSEL ANO PIPING COOES ANOSTANDARDS- 2004

Developed bi’: R. C. Cipofla, Aptech Engineering Services (Sunnyvale, CAUSA), D. A. Scarth, Kinectrics, Inc. (Toronto, ON CANADA)

Chair R. C. Cipofla, Aptech Engineering Services (Sunnyvaie, CA USA)

Vice Chair D. A. Scadh, Kinectrics, Inc. (Toronto, ON CANADA)

TECHNICAL BA5IS FOR EQUATI0NS FOR STRESS INTENSITY FACTORCOEFFICIENTS IN ASME SECTION XI APPENOIX AR. C. CipoDa. Aptech Engineering Services, Inc. (Sunnyvale, CAUSA), D. R.Lee. BWX Technologies (Barberton. OH USA)

FLAW [VALUATION PROCEDURES FOR RPV UPPER HEAD NOUΠPENETRATIONS PRO VIDEO IN ASME SECTION XI CODE CASE N-694W. H. Bamlord, Westinghouse Electric Company (Monroevilte, PA USA).5, H. DeBoo, Exelon Nuclear (Warrenville, IL USA)

TECHNICAL BASIS FOR ACCEPTANCE 0F FLAWS IN MODERATE ENERGYCLASS2AND3VESSELSANDTANKSW. H. Bamford and P. L. Strauch. Westinghouse E!ectric Company (Monroevifle. PA USA), S. K, Dafluar, Arizona Public Service (Tonopah, AZ USA)

VALIDATION 0F PIPE FLAW EVALUATION PROCEDURES IN SECTION XI 0FTKE ASME CODE AGAINST PIPE FRACTURE EXPERIMENTSP. H. Hoang, Sargent and Lundy (Chicago, IL USA), G. M. Witkowski. Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Coiumbus (Columbus, OH USA)

SESSION 4AC (DA-07)Thursday, July 29, 4.00 PM - 545 PM, Salon C

INELASTIC AND NON-LINEAR ANALYSIS, LIMIT LOADS

Sponsored bv: PVP Design antI Analysis Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 472, ELEVATED TEMPERATURE OESION AND ANALYSIS. NON LINEAR ANALY5I5, PLASTIC COMPONENTS, THERMALFATIGUE AND FATIGUE

Deve!opedby: M. Y. A. Younan. The American University in Cairo (CairoEGYPT), S. Asada. Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. Japan(Kobe JAPAN)

Chair: A. R. S. Ponter, UnWersity ot Leicester (Leicester UK)

Vice Chair: R. Seshardi, Memorial University ol Newfoundland (Newtoundiand CANADA)

PLASTIC ANALYSIS 0F A REACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL SUPPORT PADWITH OIFFERENT METKODS FROM APPENOIX F, FAULTED CONDITIONS,COMPARISON 0F ALLO WABLE LOAOSK. Schramm, Framatome (Erlangen GERMANY)

TECHNICAL BASES FOR ALTERNATIVE STRESS EVALUATION CRITERIA INJAPAN BASEO ON PARTIAL INELASTIC ANALYSESS. Asada et ai, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (JAPAN)

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SESSION 4.4C (DA-07) (continued)

SIMPLIFIED ELASTO-PLASTIC RESPONSE ANALYSIS 0F PIPINGA. Diani. lshiawajima-Harima Heavy industries Co.. Ltd. (YokohamaJAPAN). I. Nakamura, National Research Inslilute for Earth Science and Dtsaster Prevention (Tgsukuba JAPAN). H. Takada, Yokohama National University (Yokohama JAPAN)

SESSION 4.4D (FSI-07P)Tnursday, Juy 29. 4 00 PM - 5.45 PAl. Salon D

5TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON CDMPUTATIONAL TECHNOLOGIESFOR FLUID/THERMAL/STRESS SYSTEMS WITH INOUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS - AERONAUTIC AND AEROSPACE APPLICATIONS

sponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction Technical Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 491, PROCEEDINGS 0F THE SYMPOSIUM

Session Developedby’ V. Kudriavtsev, CFD Canada (Toronto CANADA),C. R. Kieijn. Delft University of Technology (DeittTHE NETHERLANDS)

Chair S. Kawano, Tohoku University (Sendai JAPAN)

Vice Chott. C. R. Klei1n. DelfI University of Technology (Deuil THENEÏHERL4NDS)

CFD, THERMAL AND STRESS ANALYSIS FOR DAVINCI X-PRIZE MANNEDSPACE MISSION (KEYNOTE)V. Kudriavtsev, B. Feeney and S. Todorcevic, ORVA Space Inc (TorontoCANADA)

INVISCIO STORE SEPARATION DURING TRANSONIC FLIGHT WITHDEPLOYABLE FINS USING 6+DOFD. Jonathan, Senlei Inc. (Eglin AFB, FL USA), W. S. Westmoreiand, Suerdrup Inc. (Eglin Air Force Base, FL USA)

CFD-BASED AEROELASTIC ANALYSIS 0F A WINGC. He and J. Cruz, Calitornia State University (Las Angeles, CA USA)

THE USE 0F NEURAL NETWORKS IN CFD-BASED FLUHER SPEED IOENTIFICATIONS. B. Choi, A. He and M. D. Mirmirani, Cakfornia State University (Las Angeles, CA USA)

SYMPOSIUM CLOSUREC. R. Kieiin, Delft institute o! Technology (THE NETHERLANDS)

SESSION 4.4H (NDE-03C, CT-07C)Thursday, Juiy 29, 4 00 PM -545 PAl, San Remo

GENERAL NDE - III

Sponsored by: NOE Engineering Division and Computer TechnologiesCommitices

Published in PVP Vol. 484, RECENT ADVANCES IN NON-DESTRUCTIVETESTING AND INSPECTION

Ceveloped by: T. Takagi, Tohoku University, (Sendai, Miyagi, Japan),C. Miyasaka, Pennsylvania State University, (UniversityPark, PAUSA)

Chair T. Takagi, Tohoku University (Sendai, Miyagi JAPAN)

Vice Chair: B. R. Tittmann, Pennsyivania Stale University (University Park,PA USA)

NEW CRACK DETECTION METHOO BY USING ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVEH. Hashizume et cl, Tohoku University, (Sendai. Miyagi JAPAN)

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DEGRADATION ESTIMATION 0F 2.25 CR-1MO STEEL BY BARKKAUSENNOISE METHODY. H. Cho, Pusan National University (Pusan KOREA), I. K. Park, SeouiNational University al Technology (Seoui KOREA)

IMAGE SUBTRACTION METHOO IN DIGITAL RADIOGRAPHY TEST 0FWELOINGY. Ikeda and Y. Mizuta, Japan Fine Ceramics Center (Nagoya. Aichi JAPAN)

FINITE ELEMENT SIMULATIONS 0F REMOTE FIELO EDDY CURRENT SIGNAL IN STEAM GENERATOR TUBES 0F MONJU FAST BREEDER REACTORO. Mihalache et ai. Japan Nuclear Cycle Deveiopment Institute (FukaiJAPAN)

SESSION 4.41 (OAC-04D)Thursday, July 29, 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM, Porto lino A

MATERIALS-COMPONENTS-EXPERTISE FOR RESOLUTION 0F PROBLEMS- IV: MATERIAL IN INDUSTRY AND CORROSION DAMAGE

Sponsored by: Operations, Applications, and Components Committee

Published in PVP Vol. 490, STORAGE TANK INTEGRIW AND MATERIALSEVALUATION

Developed by: G. Bezdikian, EDF Ceneration and Trading - DPN (SaintDenis FRANCE), W. L. Sen,’er. ATI Consuiting. (Pinehirst.NC USA)

Chair S. Rosinski, EPRI (Charlotte. NC USA)

Vice Chair E. Yamamoto. Chiyooa Advanced Solutions LTD (YokohamaJAPAN)

MANUFACTURE 0F ADVANCED 2.25 CR’l M0-V PRESSURE VESSEL STEELFOR HIGH PRESSURE AND KIGH TEMPERATURE HYDROGEN SERVICET. Hasegawa et ai, The Japan Steei Works, Ltd. (Hokkaido JAPAN)

CORROSION DAMAGE ON PIPING SYSTEM AND PROBLEMS 0F INSPECTIONIMAINTENANCEY. Hara et ai, Shinko Piantech Co., Ltd. (JAPAN)

CORROSION 0F ALUMINIZED STEEL IN SEAWATERH. Kimoto, Kosan Co., Ltd. (IchibaraJAPAN)

LONG-TERM ISOTHERMAL AGING BEHAVIORS 0F V MODIFIED 2.25CR-1MO STEELSH. Yaguchi et aI, Kobe Steei Ltd. (Kobe JAPAN)

SESSION 4.4P (OAC-05)Thursday. Juiy 29, 400 PM -545 PM. DeiobiA

MAINTENANCE AND MACHINERY HEALTH MONITORING

Sponsored by: Operations, Applications, and Components Committee

Pubiished in PVP Vol. 488, RISK ANO RELIABILITY AND EVALUATION 0FCOMPONENTS AND MACHINERY

Developedby: B. O. Ai-Bedoor, University ol Jordan (Amman JORDAN),I. Ezokoye, Westinghouse Eiectric Co. (Pittsburgh, PAUSA)

Chair B. O. Ai-Bedoor, University of Jordan (Amman JORDAN)

Vice Chair I. Ezokoye, Westinghouse Electric Co. (Pittsburgh, PA USA)

A FORCED VIBRATION RESPONSES-OASED DAMAGE IDENTIFICATIONMETHOD FOR CYLINDRICAL SHELLSU. Lee, INHA University (inchon KOREA)

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SESSION 4.4P (OAC-OS) (continued)

ON THE MECHANISM 0F ELECTROMECHANICAL COUPLING IN SYSTEMSDRIVEN BY ELECTRICAL MOTORSB. O. Al-Bedoor, University ut Jordan (Amman JORDAN)

MOOEL FOR VIBRATION 0F RaTATINa BEAMS SUPPORTEO BY FLEXIBLEFOUNOATION AND DRIVEN BY DC MOTORA. Abed, Philadeiphia University (Amman JORDAN), B. D. Al-Bedoor andA. Al-Qaisia, University ol Jordan, (Amman JDRDAN)

ON THE PD CONTROL 0F ROTATING FLEXIBLE ARMS DRIVEN BY STEPPER MOTORS. Zahi, Nevada Maintenance Services and Consultations (AmmanJORDAN), A. Al-Daisia and B. O. AI-Bcdoor, University of Jordan (AmmanJORDAN)

SESSION 4.40 (FSI-O1 D)Thursday, Juy 29. 4’QQ PAl - 5:45 PM, De!phi B

TRANSIENT THERMAL-HYDRAULIC LOAOS IN VESSELS, PIPING ANDCOMPONENTS - IV

Sponsored by: Fluid-Stwclure-Interaction Committec

Published in PVP Vol. 489, PROBLEMS INVOLVING THERMALHYDRAULICS, LIOUID-SLOSKING, AND EXTREME LOAOS ON STRUCTURESDevelopedby’ F. J. Moody, 0E (Retircd) (Murphys, CA USA), J. C. J0,

Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety (Taejon KOREA)

Chair: J. C. J0, Korea Institule ot Nualcar Safety (Tacjon KOREA)

Vice Chair F. J. Moody, GE (Rctircd, Murphys, CAUSA)

PREOICTION 0F THE FOREIGN OBJECT-CAUSED FRETTING-WEAR ONHELICAL TUBES IN THE SINGLE-PHASE EXTERNAL FLOW FIELOJ. C. Jo et ai, KINS (Taejon KOREA)

STRATIFIED FLOW EXPERIMENTS PERTAINING TO AOVANCED LWRREACTOR PASSIVE SAFEfl SYSTEM DESIGNSJ. C. P. Liou et ai, Univcrsity of idaho (iD USA)

A RELAP5,’MODa MOOEL FOR THE ESEMAnON 0F AIR PULL-THROUGHFOR A ORAINING TANKD. S. Lutas and R. Riemke, 1NEEL (Idaho FaNs, ID USA)

PIPE RUPTURE FLOW-TIME HISTORYD. Katze, Rockvilte (MD USA)

SESSION 4.4R (HP-04)Thursday, July 29, 400 PM - 545 PM, Rhodes

CODE APPLICATIONS AI4O DESIGN

Sponsored by: High Pressure Technology Commiltee

Published in PVP Vol. 473, HIGH PRESSURE TECHNOLOGY- 2004: INNO- CHAIR? VICE CHAIR, DEVELOPERS, ORGANIZERS AND PRESENTERS INDEXVATIONS AND AOVANCES IN HIGH PRESSURE EOUIPMENTNAME DUE SESSION NAME TITLE SESSIONDeveloped by: R. Dixon, Thc Du Pont Company (Wilrninglon, DE USA)ADAMS S Va 2.4J ERCH1QUI, F. Va 3 2N

Chair: R. Dixon, The Du Pont Company (Wilmington. DE, USA) AL-BEDOOR. B. O. Ch, Dcv 4.4P EZEKOYE, L. I. Ch, Dcv, Va 2.3P, 2.4PVice Chair: J. Picifer, Fluor Enterprises. na. (Sugar Land. TX USA) ANTALFFY. L. Dcv, Va 4.3R EZOKOVE. I. Dcv. Vc 4.4P

AOK1. 5. 0h, Va 2.45. 4.45, 3.15 FA1DY. C. 0h 1.3ESTJIESS AND FRACTURE ANALYSIS 0F CERAMIC LINEO, COMPOSITE ORSTEEI JACKETEO PRESSURE VESSELS ARB1TAL, J. G. Ch 1.31 FAROUHARSON, J. Dcv 3.1 P, 3.2PJ. H. Underwood, Army Amameni RD&E Cerner (Benôt Laboralories, watcr- ASADA, S. Dcv 4.4C FELDMAN, M. R. Ch, Vc 2.41, 3.21vhet, NY USA), A. P. Parker, Royal Miiitary College of Science, Cranficld BAD1E, N. Vc 1.4J FELOSTE1N, J. G. 0h 1.10, 23MUniversity (Ringmer, East Susscx ENGLAND) BAJWA Q. 5. 0h, Va 2.3i, 2.41 F1SCHER, M. 0h, Dcv, Vc 1.10, 1.3C, 1.4C, 2.2C,

BAK1ROV, M. 0h 4.11 2.2N, 2.3N, 32M, 4.1N,COMPARISON 0F 01F FERENT CODES AND STANDARDS APPLICABLE FOR BAKKER, A. Ch 2.3D 42M, 4.2N, 43MDESIGN CALCULATION 0F HIGH PRESSURE EOUIPMENTJ. Sahedelmaicr and Manfred Pôlzi, Bôhier Hoahdruaktcchnik GmbH DARNES, R. W. Ch 1.30 FLOR1ZONE, D. Ch, Dey, Va 3,2F, 4.3C(Kapfenberg AUSTRIA) BASAVARAJU, C. Dcv, Va 3,2F FRYER, D. Ch, Dcv 4.1 R

BAUBY, C. Va 2.3E FUJ1TA, K. Dcv, Va 4.1S, 4.2S, 4.45SAFETY ASPECTS 0F DESIGN 0F CYLINOERS AND HYPER-COMPRES- BECHT iV, C. Dcv 2,1F FUJITA, 5. Dcv. Va 1 3M, 1 4M, 2.15, 2,25,SORS FOR LOPE BELLET. s. Ch. Va 2.2N, 42M 2.3S, 3.1S, 3.25, 4.15,E. Giaaomcfli cl ai, 0E Encrgy Oil & Gas, Nuovo Pignane (Fiorenac 1TALY) BEzD1K1AN, G. Ch, Dcv, Va 1.3E, 21E, 2.2E, 31E, 4.25CONTROL 0F PULSATIONS AND VIBRATIONS IN HYPERCOMPRESSORS 4.11, 4.21, 4.31, 4.41 FURUYA, O. Ch, Dcv, Va 13M, 14M, 2,4S, 3.25FOR LDPE PLANT BEZENSEK. B. Va 2.2K GERHARD, 0.5. Va 2.2JE. Giacomelli et al. GE Encrgy OH & Gas, Nuovo Pignonc (Fiorenac ITALY) BHAVNANI, D. Va 2.3C. 2.40 GOLD, M. Ch, Dcv, Vc 21M, 22M. 23M.

BIREMBAUT, Y. Ch 2.3B 24MBLYUKHER, B. Va 3,1 P, 3.2P GDRDON, J. L. Prcscntcr 1 .3A, 1 .4A

SESSION 44S (SE-02) BOUZID, A. Ch, Dcv 1 lB, 1 .3B, 2,1 B, 2.2B, GDRDDN, J. Ch 2.3J2.4B GREINER, M. 0h 2.31Thursday July 29. 4:00 PM - 5:45 PM, Palatine B

BRAY, D. E. Ch, Dcv, Va 4.1 H, 4.2H GUPTA, A. Va 1.1 MSEISMIC RESPONSE AND DESIGN 0F TANKS BRICKSTAD, B. Va 2.4L GUPTA, N. K, Ch, Dcv, Va 1.11,1.31,1.41,2.11,Sponsored hy: Seismic Engineering Commiltee BROCHARD, D. Ch, Dey liN 2.21, 2.41, 3.11, 3.21

BRONGERS, M. P. Ch,Dcv,Vc 1.1K,2.3K HAFNER,R. S. Ch, Dcv,Va 1.ll,2.1C,2.3l,3.2E,Published in PVP Vol. 486, SEISMIC ENGINEERING - 2004 BROWN, W. Ch 2.2B 3.21, 41EDevelopedby: K. Fujita. Osaka Prefeature Univcrsity (Sakai-City, Osaka BROYLES, R. K. Presenter 4.1A,4.2A HAGIWARA, I. Oh, Dcv 3.2J

JAPAN) BRUMVOSKY, M. Va 1.3E HARI, Y. 0h, Dey 2.3C, 2.4CChair S. Aoki. Tokyo Mctropolitan Coliege of Tcahnoogy (Tokyo JAPAN) BRUST. F. W. Ch, Dcv 3.1K. 4.1K. 4.2K, 4.3K HASEGAWA, K. Dcv, Va 2.40Vice Chair H. Shintani, Fukui Univcrsity (JAPAN) CARTER, R. G. 0h 4.21 HAYASHI, M. Ch, Dcv 41F, 4 2F, 4,3F

CHEN, C. N. Ch, Dcv 2.1J HAYASHI,T. 0h, Dcv 13H, 14HDYNAMIC INSTABILrrY 0F A CYLINORICAL SHELL STRUCTURE SUBJECT- CHEN. J. C. Ch, Dcv. Va liS, 1.35. 1.4S HEDIN, F. Ch 21EED TO HORIZONTAL ANO VERTICAL EXCITATIONS SIMULTANEOUSLY CHENG. W. L. 0h, Dcv, Org. Va 1.10, 1.30, 1.40, 2.10, HENRY, J, F, Va 22MK. Fujita, T. Nosakaand T. ho, Osaka Prelcalurc Univcrsily (Osaa JAPAN) 2.1N, 2.20, 2.2N, 2.3N, HENSEL, S. J. Ch, Va 1.31, 3.11VIBRATION TEST 0F 1/10 SCALE MODEL 0F CYLINDRICAL WATER STOR- 2.4N, 31M, 3.1N, H1GUCH, M. Dey 4.2BAGE TANK 32M, 3.2N, 4.1 M, H1GUCHI, M. Dcv, Va 4.1B, 4.2B, 4.3BA. Maekawa et ai, lnstitutc of Nualcar Satcly System (Fukui JAPAN) 4.1N, 42M, 4.2N, 43M HOLDO, A. E. 0h, Dcv, Org, Va 1.10, 1.30, 1.40, 2.10,

OHO, W. 0h 3.1 P, 3.2P 2.1 N, 2.20, 2.2N, 2.3N,SLOSHING EFFECTS ON THE SEISMIC DESIGN 0F H0RIZONTAL-CYLINCHD, Y. H. 0h, Dcv 13H, 14H, 24H 2.4N, 31M, 3.1N,DRICAL AND SPHERICAL VESSELS

S. Karamanos, Univcrsity of Thessaly (Votos GREECE) CHD1, J. B, Va 4,2F 3.2M, 3.2N, 41M,OHOW, C. L. Va 2.1J 4.1N, 42M, 4.2N, 4.3M

EXPERIMENTAL ANO ANALYTICAL STUDIES 0F ROCKING MECHANICS 0F OHUNG, H, 0h. Dcv, Va 21H. 2.3H HUGHES, M. L. 0h, Dcv 1 .4NUNANCHORED FLÀTBOUOM CYLINDRICAL SHELL MODEL TANKS OIPDLLA, R, C, 0h. Dcv 4,4B 1DVORIAN, N. 0h 2.2JT. Taniguahi. Tullori Univcrsity (Tottori JAPAN) OOFIE. N. G. Va 3.20 1HARA, I. Va 1 3HOOHN. M. J. 0h. Dcv, Va 1 ,îP, 1 .3P IKE, L. 0. 0h, Va 2.3P, 2.4PCOLENDRANDER G. 0h 4.2D ISHIDA, K. 0h 2.15, 2.25, 2.3SDEMOSS. D. 0h 31E ITOH, S. 0h. Dcv, Va 1.40. 2.1N, 2.2N. 2.3N,DEWALD, A. T, Va 3.2E 2.4N, 3.1N, 3.2N. 41M,DIESSELHDRST, T. 0h 4.2N 4,1 N, 4.2M, 4,2NDIXON, R, 0h, Dcv 4.4R VER, S. 0h. Dcv 3.20DOERR, W. W. 0h 14F JANOS1NE, A. Va 1.3EDONG, P. Dcv, Va 3.1 K, 3.2K, 4.2K, 4.3K JASKE, C. E. 0h, Dcv 2,4FDUNOAN, A. J. 0h, Dcv, Va 1.3L, 1.4L JO, J. 0. 0h, Dcv, Va 4.10, 4.20, 4.30, 4.40EDGAR, D. Prcsentcr 4.1A, 4,2A JONES, D. Dcv 2.2J, 2.3JEMOND, D. Va 4.21 JONES, D. P. 0h, Dcv 4.IB, 4.2B, 4.3B

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NRME TITLE SESSION NAME TITŒ SESSION NAME TITIE SESSION NAME ‘RUE SESSIONJONES, S. E. 0ev. Va 1 4N MOLES. M. Gb 3.1H SAWA. T. Gb, 0ev, Va 1.18, 1.2OEF, 1.48. TANABE. H. Va 3.2HKALNINS, A. Gb, 0ev, Va 2.10. 2.20 MONPEON, G. Va 41M 2.1B, 2.33. 2,48 TANG, J. Gh, 0ev. Va 3.1J. 3 2J, 4.1L, 43LXARGHER. G. Gb 1.40 M000Y. F.J. Gh, Presenter. Va 2.3A, 2 4A, 410. 4.20. SGARTH. 0. A. Gb, 0ev, Va 1.3K, 2.1K. 2 2K, 2.40, TANIGUGHI.T, 0cv, Va liNKASAHARA, N. Gh, 0ev, Va 2,1F, 2,2F! 23F 4.30, 4.40 4.4B TAYLOR, N. Va 2.2LKASANO, H. Gh 4.3K MORAN0IN, G. 0ev 1,4J SEIpp,T.G. Ch, 0ev, Va 1.1P,1.40,2.10,3.1F, TERADA, S. Ch, 0cv 4,2RKASHIMA, K. 0ev 2.1K MURATA, Y. Va 2 4H 4.10, 4.20, 4.30 TIUMANN, B. R. Gb, Va 3,2H, 14HKAWANO, 5. Gh, 0ev, Va liA, 1.30, 1.40, 2.10, NAKAMURA, T. Va 4,1F SERVER, W. L. Gh, 0cv 4.11, 4.21, 4.31, 4.41 TIU, W. P. Gb 3.1N

2.1R, 2.20, 2.2R, 2.30, NAKASONE. Y. 0ev i.3J SESHAR0I, R. Va 44G TRAGEY, M. Gb 13G2.40, 3.10, 3.20, 4.10, NISHINO, H. Va 3.1H SHAH, V. N. Dcv, Va 1.4E, 2.2E, 2.35,2.4E, TRUMAN, G. Va 4.1K4.20, 4.30, 4.40, 4.2J NITZEL, M. E. Ch.Oev 11M 31E TSAI, G. S. Gb, 0ev, Va, 1.45, 4.35

KEIM. E. Gh, 0ev 2.2L, 2.3L, 3.1K, 41K, NONAKA, I. Ch 24M SHIBA’A. K. Gb, 0ev 3.10 UCHIDA, V. 0ev. Va 2,4F4.3K 0’OOWO. N. P. Gb. 0cv 3 2K, 4.1K. 4.2K SHIMAKAWA, T. Va 2.30 URTHALER. Y. 0cv. Va 1.1J

KIMURA, K. Va 23M OGAMI. V. Ch 2.20 SHINTANI, H. 0h, Va 2.4S, 3.1S, 4.4S VAILLANT, F. Va 4.11KISISEL. I. T, Gb 1 2OEF ONIZAWA, K. Va 42G SINNAPPAN. J. 0ev 21H, 2.2K, 2 3H WAKES, S. J. Gb 1.40KLEIJN,G. R. Gb, Oev,Va liA, 1.30, 1.20, 2.10, OTANI,A. Oev.Va 3,1F SLAGIS.G.G. Prcsenter 2.1A.2.2A WANG.0. H. 0h 4.10

2.1R, 2.20, 2.2R, 2.30, OTREMBA,F. Gh, 0ev, Va 2.30, 2.40, 3.10 SMITH, A. C. 0ev, Va 1.11, 1.31, 1.41,2.11, WANG, J. A. Ch 1.4K2.40, 3.10, 3.20, 4.10, PAPADAKIS, G. 0h 1.40 2.21, 2.41, 3.11, 3.21 WARE, A. G. Gb, 0cv, Va 21H, 22H4.20, 4.2J, 4.30, 4.40 PARAMESWARAN, S, Ch 2.40 SMITH, B. L. 0h 3.10 WILLIAMS, O.K. Presenter 0.4A

KOBAYASHI, T. Va 2.28 PARK, I. K. Va 1 4H SONE, A. Gh, 0ev, Va 1 3M, 14M, 3.25 WIU, C. R. Va 3.11KOGKELMANN, H. Ch,Oev,Va 1.38, 1.48,2.18,2.28, PARK,V. H. Gb, 0ev, Va 3.1J,4.1L,4.2L,4.3L SOULI, M. 0h, Ocv,Va 11G, 1.3G,2.20,2.4N, WONG, F. M. G. Gb, 0ev, Va 3.2E,4.IE

2.38 PARRY, A J 0h 41M 31M, 3.1N, 32M, 3,2N, YAHIAOUI, K. Va 1.38KRZHIZHANOVSKAVA. V. V. Gh 430 PAYNE, J. R. Gh, Va 1.48, 248 41M, 42M. 43M YAMAMOTO, E. Va 4.41KUBO, S. Va 3.10 PETERS, 0. Gh, Va 4.1R, 4.2R. 4.3R SOYAMA, H. Va 4,3F YANG. Y. Y. Va 3 2K. 4.3KKUORIAVTSEV,V. Dcv, Va liA. 1 30, 1.40, 2.10. PFEIFER, J. Va 4.4R STEPHAN,J M. Gh. 0cv 4,1F, 4,2F, 4,3F VDKONO.Y. Gb. 0cv 13H. 24H, 3.1H. 22H.

2.1R, 2.20, 2.2R, 2.30, PIERORAZIO, A, Ch, Va 2.3N, 2.4N SUBRAM, K. 0h, 0ev, Va 1.1K, 1.3L. 1.4L, 2.4K 4.1H, 4.3H2.40. 3.10. 3.20, 4 10 PONTER A. 0h, 0ev 2 2F SUBRAMANI, K. H. 0h. Dcv 2.3K. 2.4K VOON. K. K. Gh. 0ev, Va 2.30. 2.40, 3.10. 4 1G.4,20, 4.2J, 4.30, 4.40 PONTER, A. R. S. Ch 4 4G SUZUKI. K. Gh, Vo 22H, 2 3H, 4.15, 4.25 42G

KUO, P, T. Gh 23E PORTER, M. A. 0h, 0ev, Va 1.10, 1.30, 1.40 ZUJ S. 0ev, Va 24K VOSHIDA, 5. Gb, 0ev, Va 4.1P, 4.2P, 4.3PLAM, P. 5. Gh, 0ev, Va 1 3K, 1.4K, 2.2K PREEGE, 0.5. Gb, 0ev laN SWEET, L. Ch, 0ev 1,3F, 1,4F VOSHIKAWA, N. Ch, 0ev 43GLAVERV, N. P. Gh 4 2J PRIMEAU, S. J. Gh 2.11 SWIN0EMAN, R. Ch, 0ev, Va 2,1F, 2.2F, 2,3F VOSHIMURA, S. Gb, 0ev, Va 2.3J, 2.4JLE 0ELLIOU, P. 0h, Va 2,1L, 2.40, 3.10 RAHMAN, S. Va 3.1L TAHARA, T. Gb, 0ev, Va 1.4E, 4.1P, 4.2P, 4.3P YOUNAN, M. V. A. 0cv 44GLEE, J. H. Va 4 3H RANA, M. 0. 0ev, Va 1.10, 1.30, 1.40 TAKAGI,T. 0h, 0ev 3.1H, 4,2H,4,3H, 4.4H YOUNG, G. Va 21ELEVINE, H. S. 0ev, Va 1 3N RAO, B. N. 0cv, Va 4.2L TAKAGI, V. Gh, 0ev 1.1P, 1,3P, 4.20 ZHAI, Z. J. 0h 2.10LIOBURY, 0. P. G. 0h, 0cv, Va 1.4K, 2.1K, 2.2K, 2.2L, REBAK, R. B. Gh, 0cv 2.21, 2.31 TAKAHASHI. K. Gb, Dcv 3.20

2,3L, 2.4L REIGH, A. J. Ch 1.30LIDBL’RV, 0. 0ev 2.1L REIGHEL. C. 4.2NLINN, R. 0h 2.1R REINHAROT, W. 0ev 2.2J, 2.4JLONGAÎfE. E. Gh 3 2N RIEG. G. Va 4.31LU, S. G. 0h, Va ilS. 1.35 ROBLETO. R. A. 0ev 4 3GMARIN, GB. 0h 2.2R R0DERY, C. 0. Ch, 0ev, Va 1.3P, 2.20, 4.10, 4.20,MARTENS, 0. H. Gh, 0ev, Va 1.10, 1.30, 2.20 4.30MARTIN, J. Gh, 0ev, Va 1 .1J, 1 .3J RO0GERS, 0. K. Gb, 0ev 3.2LMASUYAMA, F. Gb, 0ev, Va 21M, 22M, 23M, R0SINSKI, S. Gh 4.41

24M ROUSSEL, G. Gb 14GMOGABE, J. 0ev, Va 3.20 RUOLANO, 0. L. Gb, 0ev 2.30, 3.1LMGELHANEY, K. L. 0ev 2.3P RUUD, G. 0. Va 4.1HMEHROTRA, V. Gb 3.20 SAITO. I. 0ev 2.30MEHTA. H. Va 4.18 SAKAI. 5. Gb 2.4EMEHTA, H. 5. Gb, 0ev, Va 3.2L, 4.28, 4.38 SAKANE, M. Gb, 0ev, Va 2.10, 2.20METZGER, OR. Gb 1.3J SANO.Y. 0h 41EMIURA, N. Gb. Dcv 4.30 SANWARWALLA. M. H. 0ev, Va 1.3E, 14E. 21E, 2.3E,MIVASAKA, G. 0ev 32K, 4.2H, 4.4H 2,4E, 31EMIVAZAKI, K. Va 3.10 SASAKI, V. T. Va 2.10MIVOSHI, Y. Gb 4.2H SATO, T. Gb, 0cv 2.10MOATAMEOI, M. Va 4.IN SAUV, R. 0ev 1.3J, 1.4JMOOHIZUKI, M, Gb, Va 3.2K, 4,2K SAUV, R. G. Gb 1.4JMOINEREAU, 0. Gb. 0cv, Va 2.1L, 2.4L, 41G, 42G SAUVE, R. G. Presenler 1.3A, 1.4A

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AUTHORS INDEX NAME SESSION NAME SESSION NAME SESSION NAME SESSION NAME SESSION

HILL M. 41E JEONG, G. H. 2.20 KIM, Y. K. 13H LAVERY, N. P. 1.4D MARTIN, G. 2.1L, 2.30, 4.10NAME SESSION NAME SESSION NAME SESSION NAME SESSION NAME SESSION HINATA, T. 42M, 4.2N JHANG, K. V. 14H KIMOTO, H. 4.41 LE DELLIOU, P. 2.30 MASAKI, N. 14MABE, F. 2,1F BELAHOENE, F. 4.1H CHAUOPADHYAY, J. 4.3L DUUA, B. K. 4.3L GOMBAS, J. M. 1.3L HINO Y. 2.35 JIA, Y. 1.SS KIMURA, K. 21M LE MM, I. 21F MASRI, S. F. 21HABE, H. 4.1S, 4.2S BELLET, S. 3.2N CHAUBEA. 1.40 DWEIB, A. H. 32F GOROON, G. M. 1.41 HIRANDA. 4.3B JIANG, W. 23H KIRK, M. 4.20 LEDUC, D. R. 1.31 MASSEY, S. R. 1.40ABE, M. 13M BENDJEDDOU, Z. 31M CHEN, B. J. liS, 1.4S, 2.IS DWIVEDY, K. K. 2.30 GDTDH, J. 3.10 HIRAND, T. 4.3B WANG, Y. 1.3K KIRKPATRICK, K. D. 1.30 LEE, C. K, B. 2.1N MASSOUD, J. P. 4.11ABET. 4,1F BENRA,F.K. 4.1N CHEN,C.C. 2.4N EFREMDV,A. I. 4.30 GREINER,M. 2.41 HIRATA. H. 14M JIN,T.E. 3.2K KITAGAWA,Y. ais LEE,D. R. 4.4B MASUDA,A. 13M, 14M,ABEDA. 4.4P BENSON, D. 2.20, 32M, CHEN, 0. N. 2.1J EGGLETON, S. 1.40 GREPL, R. 1,3L HIROIT. 4.1S JO, J. C. 4.40 KITAGO, M. 3.2J LEE,J. H. 4.SH 3.1SABOURI,D. 31M 43M OHENG. 1.4E,2.4E EISENHAWER,S.W. 3.1P GRESNIGT,A. M. 31F HISADA, N. 2.10 JONATHAN,D. 4.4D KITAMURA,K. 2.40 LEE, K.S. 2.40 MASUYAMA,F. 21M, 23M,ADAM, I. G. 2.3P BEUGELS, R. 2.4D CHEN, H. F. 2.4J EL- FADALY, M.S. 4.30 GROSCH, O. J. 3.2N HO, R. J. 1.3J JONES, D. P. 2.2J KITAMURA, S. 2.2S LEE, M. R. 4,SH 24MADAMONIS, DC. 3.1L BEZDIKIAN, G. 1.3E,4.IC CHENU. 2.2D EL-BAGORY,T.M. 4.30 GROSS, R. 31F HOANG, PH. 4.4B JONES,S.E. 1.3N KITSUKAWA, K. 2.30 LEE, U. 4.4P MATHET, E. 1.3EADAMS, SA. 2.2J BEZENSEK, B. 1.3K CHEN, Y. 3.1L ELCOATE, C. D. 3.1K GRTZBACH, G. 4.2J HOFER,T. 2.3D KAGAWA, H. 4.20 KIYOTOKI,Y. 4.21 LEE, Y. P. 4.10 MATIN, P. 1.1BADAMS, T. M. 11M BHAVNANI, D. 2.30 CHENG, W. L. 2.20, ELLIS, F. V. 4.20 GUILLOT, M. 2.20 HOLDO, A. E. 1.30, 1.40, KAGEVAMA, M. 23G KLEIJN, C. R. liA, 4.2D, LEI, Y. 2.4L MATSUI, Y. 3.1NADKINS, H. E. 3.21 BILANIN, A.J, 43F 2.4N, 4.3M ELYAHYAOUI, 0. liC GUILLOT, M. W. 2.4C 2,1C, 2.2C, 3.1M,4.3M KAITA, S. 4.1P,4.3P 4.2J, 4.40 LEIS, B. N. 2,4F MATSUMOTO, S. 2.4N, 41MAHEARN, M. J. 3.21 BIRK, A. M. 1.10 CHENG, W. 3.2J, 4.3H EMOND, D. 2.4E GUNAWARDANE, H. 4.20 HOLLSTEIN, T. 4.3K KAJIWARA, K. 4.1S KLUMPP, P. T. 3.2F LEITCH, B. 1,4J MATSUMOTD, Y. 13MAHN, S. H. 3.20 BISHOP, B. A. 4.31 CHETA, A. M. 4.10 ENDD, H. 4.2H GUPTA, A. 1.35 HOLZER, W. 31F KALNINS, A. 2.10 KNISELY, C. W. 2.3P LEVESOUE, S. 41E MATSUNAGA, Y. 14MAHRABLI, R. 31E BLACHUT, J. 2.20 CHEVAL, K. 1.11, liN ERCHIOUI, F. 32M GUPTA, N. K. 2.11 HONG, J. K. 2.3J, 3.2K KAMAYA, M. 3.10 KOBAYASHI, H. 3.10 LI, B. 3.1P MATSUNO, H. 1.1JAKAMATSU, S. 3.1H BLANTDN, P. s, iii CHIANG, T. C. lis, 2,15 EVANS, K. J. 2.31 GUPTA, S. K. 3.10 HORIKAWA, H. 2.4F KAMEL, M. 32M KDBAYASHI, K. 2,2F LI, D. F. 1.40 MATSUOKA, S. 4,1FALAIE, S. M. 3.1D BLYUKHER, B. 3.1P CHIDESTER, S. K. 2.1N EVANS, W. M. 4.1B HACKEL, L. 3,2E HOSOKAWA, Y. 4.2H KANESHIRO, H. 2.20 KOBAYASHI, M. 2.4J LI, H. N. 1.15, 1.35 MATSUZAWA,T, 2.10AL-BE000R, B. O. 4.4P BOCCAZZI, A. 2.3P CHD, H. 2.4E EZEKOYE, L. I. 2.4P HAFNER, R. S. 2.21 HOSSAIN, 0. A. 1.45 KANG, K. 5. 2.2E KOBAYASHI, N. 4.2M LI, H. 4.30 MAUY, T. J. 2.4PALEXANDER, C. 1.4B, 21E, BDSSENNEC, H. 2.3E CHO, Y. H. 13H, 14H, 4.4H FAIDY, C. 1.4E, 2.1L, 4.10 HAGIWARA,T. 2.3S HOSSAIN, S. 3.1K KARAMANOS, S. 4.45 KDBAYASHI,T. 1.4B LI, J. 2.2J MCAFEE, W.J. 3.2L

2,4F BDTSIS, C. 11M CHOI, B. H. 4.10 FEENEY, B. 4.40 HAGLER, L. G. 2.21 HOVES, J. 2.4B KARAMANOS, S. A. 3,1F KDERNER, P. 4.2R LI, L. 24H MCFADDEN, J. G. 2.11ALlA, A. 41M BDTSIS, 0h. 3.15 CHOI, J. B. 22H FELDMAN, M. R. 3.11 HAJJAJ, M. 4.2C HSIAO, C. C. 1.4K KARNG, S. W. 4.10 KDGANEI, R. 3.1J LIAD, W. I. 1.4S MCKEEL, C. A. 2.11ALMON, W. S. 1,3F BOUT, F. 3.1P CHDI, S. B. 4.40 FELDSTEIN, J. G. 1.10 HAMADA, s, 2.30, 2.40 HUANG, S. N. 2.41 KARRECH, A. 23H KDHGE, K. 2.10 LIDBURY, D. P. G. 2.2L MEDOFF,J. 1.4EAL-OAISIA, A. 4.4P BOURSIER, J. M. 4.31 CHDI, S. K. 4.10 FENG, M. 1.3K HAMADA, T. 2.3N HUDLOW, S. L. 1.31 KASAHARA, N. 2,2F, 4,3F KDKAVESIS, N. 3.15 LIN, J. 310 MEGUID, S. A. 1.3JAMES, N. 4.10 BOUZID, A. 1.3B, 2.1B CHOI, S. P, 1.30 FERNANDES, A.A. 2.10 HAMANO, K. 1.4B HUIJNEN,V. 4.2J KASAHARA, Y. 2.2S KDLOBOV, V. 4.10 LINN, R. 2.2R MEHRLE, A. H. 4.3DAN, C. F. 3.1D BRAY, D. E. 4.2H CHOW, C. L. 2.1J FERNHOLZ, C. M. 3.10 HAMASHIMA, H. 3.1N HUNT, 5. 3.1L KASANO, H. 4.3H KOMAI, N. 22M, 24M LIOU, J. C. P. 4.40 MEHROTRA, V. 2.2RANAGNOSTIDES, G. 3.1S BRICKSTAD, B. 2.4L CIPOLAUI, C. F. A. 1.3B FETZNER, D. 4.10 HAMDOUNI,A. 31M HUSAINI, S, M. 4.30 KASHIMA, K. 2.40 KOMURA, I. 4.3H LISZKAI,T. 4.2L MEHTA, A. R. 3.2LANAMI, K. 2.3P BRODZINSKI, R. P. 4.30 CIPOLLA, R. C. 4.4B FISCHER, M. 2.2C, 43M HANCOCK, J. w. 1.3K HWANG, K. C. 1.40 KASSEM, A. H. 2.3P KOPPEL, B. J. 3.21 LIU, B. liC MEHTA, H. S. 3.2LANDERSON, G. L. 1,11 BRONGERS, M. P. 1.1K CLARK, D. T. 1.11 FIX, O. V. 2.31 HARA, Y. 4.41 IBA, D. 14M KATADA, Y. 4.1B KOTERA, T. 3.2S LIU, C. T. 1.3K MEIER, G. 2.3NANDRESEN, P. L. 1.41, 2.4K BROOKS, MA. 3.2L COHN, M.J. 1.3P, 22M FLANDERS, H. 4,1F HARI, Y. 2.4C IBRAHIM, Z. 41M KATO, H. 3.1N KOYAMA, K. 2.40 LIVINGSTON, H. L. 4.30 MEIER, H. F. 3.2DANTAKI, G. 11M BROUSSARD, J. 3.1L COMPARATO, J. R. 3.2D FLORIZONE, D. 1.10, 1.30 HASEGAWA, K. 2.1K, 3.10 IGI, S. 4.2P KATONA, T. 2.3E KOYAMA, Y, 4.21 LOH, C. H. 1.45 MÉNARD. A. 2.1LANTAKI,G.A. 4.10 BROWN, 5G. R. 1.40 COWLER,M.S. 1.3N FORSYTH, D. 3.11. HASEGAWA,0. 1.3M,4.3H IHARA, I. 3.1H KATSAREAS, 0E. 1.30 KOZUKUE,W. 3.1J LOISEAU, O. liN MERTEN,C. 4.1NAOKI, S. 2.15, 3.25, 4.15 BROWN, W. 2.3B CREMASCO, MA. 3.2D FOX, R. 0. 2.1R HASEGAWA,T. 4.41 IKEDA,Y. 4.1H,4.4H KATZE, D. 4.40 KREITMAN, P. 3.1L LONG, R. 2,4F MESTROVIC, M. 2.1JAOYAGI,Y. 2.3J BRUMOVSKY, M. 21E, 2.3L CRUZ, J. 4.40 FREUND, A. 4.1N HASEGAWA,Y. 22M IKUTA, H. 3.25 KAUER, R. 1,3F, 3,1F KREJCI, P. 1.4L LONGAUE, E. 31M METZGER, O. 1.4J, 3.1PAOUELET, N. 3.1N,3.2M BRUMVOSKY, M. 1.3E CUI,J. 2.1K FRITZ, H.H. 2.30 HASHIMOTO,Y. 3,1S ILEVBARE,G.0. 1.11 KAVICKA,F. 4.3L KRIUINGER, H.P. 4.20 LOU, R.G. 4.11,4.31 MEYYAPPAN, M. 1.40ARAI, T. 2.40 BRUNN, P. O. 4.2D DAFTUAR, 5. K. 4.4B FRYER, 0. 4.1R HASHIZUME, H. 4.4H IMAIZUMI, Y. 24H KAWAHARA, M. 4.3C KRZHIZHANOVSKAYA, V. V. LÔW, C. 4.1N MIHALACHE, O. 4.4HARBITAL, J. G. 1.31 BRUST, F. W. 3.1K, 4.2K DItE, J. 31M FUJIKAWA, T, 4.3R HASLAM, J. 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