Developments in Pressure Equipment

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• Preface ix Biography - J Darlaston xiLegislation and StandardizationThe European Unfired Pressure Vessels Standard EN 13445 - feedback, the maintenance help desk, future developments D Koplewicz 3Developments and user experience with EN standards for pressure equipment E J Haynes 13Design and MaterialsASME B&PV Code Sec. VIII and EN 13445 - a comparative study on pressure equipment standards R Preiss 25Design, manufacture, and testing of steel vessels to contain explosions A M Clayton, S Thompson, and R Forgan 37Manufacture and InspectionA case study on the procurement of CE marked pressure equipment from both inside and outside Europe W Kelman and A Windess 49Inspection under the PED - experiences, practicalities, and the way forward C Pimley and P Hanmore 59Integrity and Life AssessmentProgress in creep and remaining-life assessment R A Ainsworth 71The future of fracture assessment A Dowling, I Hadley, and J Wintle 81Towards the FutureRisk-based inspection/major maintenance and even design - progress and the future D A Mauney 93The hydrogen economy and compressed hydrogen D Hart 103Pressure equipment research and the role of EPERC J Darlaston 111Authors' Index 119