Fin

al

Pro

gra

mPVP 2015

2015 Pressure Vessels & Piping Conference

New Frontiers in Pressure Vesselsand Piping

July 19–23, 2015

Boston Park Plaza

Boston, Massachusetts, USA

2

Welcome to PVP 2015 Welcome to Boston, Massachusetts for the 2015 ASME Pressure Vessels & Piping Conference. The PVP Conference is known to be the outstanding internationaltechnical forum for participants to further their knowledge-base through exposure to diverse engineering topics and dissemination of cutting-edge technology related topressure vessel and piping technologies for the power and process industries. We look forward to fruitful technical exchanges between participants from Europe, Africa,the Middle East, Asia, the Americas and the Oceania islands. Our Conference continues to shape the technology in the pressure vessel industry on a truly global basis. The ASME Pressure Vessels & Piping Division is sponsoring this Conference. The ASME Nondestructive Evaluation, Diagnosis and Prognosis Division (NDPD) is alsoparticipating. This year, the Conference Technical Program contains approximately 700 technical papers and presentations organized into approximately 190 technicaland panel discussion sessions, four technical tutorials, two special tutorials, and our outstanding Rudy Scavuzzo Student Paper Competition & Symposium. The NDEand Software Demonstration forums are also organized as part of our technical program. Technical papers presented in this Conference are separated into tracks, according to their technical areas, and are available online following the Conference. A key component of every PVP Conference is the opportunity to socialize and make new friends—this year’s Conference offers several great possibilities. Enjoy theBoston City Tour on Monday—this tour will show you numerous famous locations in Boston including the Old South Meeting House, where planning for the Tea Party“coup” took place and the Old State House where the Declaration of Independence was recited to Boston residents. Monday evening we all meet at the Conference-Wide Reception which will be held in the Imperial Ballroom. The Duck Tour on Tuesday is a sightseeing journey aboard a “DUCK,” a W.W.II style amphibious landingvehicle, highlighting all the places that make Boston the birthplace of freedom and a city of firsts. The Wednesday evening social event will be a Thompson IslandClam Bake, which is one of the largest and most ecologically diverse islands in the Boston Harbor Islands National Park area.

PVP 2015 Program LayoutSunday

July 19, 2015Monday

July 20, 2015Tuesday

July 21, 2015Wednesday

July 22, 2015Thursday

July 23, 2015

7:30 am8:15 am

ArrivalRegistration Opens

(8:00 am – 6:00 pm)

Authors’ Breakfast/BriefingRegistration Open

(7:30 am – 4:00 pm)

Authors’ Breakfast/BriefingRegistration Open

(7:30 am – 4:00 pm)

Authors’ Breakfast/BriefingRegistration Open(7:30 am – noon)

Authors’ Breakfast/BriefingRegistration Open

(7:30 am – 3:00 pm)

8:30 am10:15 am Open

Block 1.1Technical Sessions

NDE Demo

Block 2.1Technical Sessions Technical Tutorial Software Demo

Block 3.1Technical Sessions Technical Tutorial

Block 4.1Technical Sessions

10:30 am12:15 pm Open

Block 1.2Plenary Session

NDE Demo

Block 2.2Technical SessionsTechnical TutorialSoftware Demo

Block 3.2Technical Sessions Technical Tutorial

Block 4.2Technical Sessions

12:15 pm1:45 pm Open

LunchTechnical Committee

Meetings

LunchTechnical Committee

Meetings

Honors & Awards Luncheon(12:30 pm – 2:15 pm) Lunch

2:00 pm3:45 pm

Special Tutorial(1:00 pm – 3:30 pm)

Block 1.3Technical SessionsTechnical Tutorial

NDE Demo

Block 2.3Technical SessionsTechnical TutorialSoftware Demo

Block 3.3Open

Block 4.3Technical Sessions

4:00 pm5:45 pm

Special Tutorial(4:00 pm – 6:00 pm)

Block 1.4Technical SessionsTechnical Tutorial

NDE Demo

Block 2.4Technical SessionsTechnical TutorialSoftware Demo

Block 3.4Open

Block 4.4Technical Sessions

Conference Evaluation

Evening Open Conference-Wide Reception(6:15 pm – 8:00 pm) Open Conference Social Event

(6:00 pm – 10:00 pm) Open

Index to ProgramASME Post Construction Standards Workshop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6 Opening Ceremony & Plenary Session (PVP) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Authors Breakfast/Briefing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 Professional Development Hours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Call for Papers (PVP-2016) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11, 67 Registration Hours, Fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Committee Meetings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10 Session Listing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16–53Conference Publications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 Session Titles by Session Block . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12–15Cooperating Societies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 Social Programs & Tours . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6–7Disabled Registrants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 Society & Division Officers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–4Guest/Family Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8–9 Software Forum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Honors and Awards Luncheon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4–5 Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . back coverHotel Floor Plans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .66 Student Paper Symposium & Competition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Index of Authors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57–64 Tax Deductibility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Index of Session Chairs & Co-Chairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54–56 Tutorials . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5–6NDE Forum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

3

PVP Division Executive Committee (2014–2015) Daniel T. Peters Chair Marina B. Ruggles-Wrenn Vice Chair Douglas A. Scarth Honors and Awards Chair Maher Y. A. Younan Professional Development Chair Pierre Mertiny Programs ChairHakim Bouzid Communications Chair

PVP Senate of Past Division Chairs Michael E. Nitzel, Historian (2014–15) 2012–14Ronald S. Hafner, President (2014–15) 2011–12Young W. Kwon 2010–11Luc H. Geraets* 2009–10 Artin A. Dermenjian 2008–09 James F. Cory, Jr., 2007–08 Judith A. Todd 2006–07 M. K. Au-Yang 2005–06 Ismail T. Kisisel 2004–05 William J. Bees 2003–04 Howard H. Chung 2002–03 Joseph Sinnappan 2001–02 A. G. (Jack) Ware 2000–01 Robert F. Sammataro* 1999–00 Thou-Han Liu 1998–99 William E. Short, II 1997–98 Richard C. Gwaltney 1996–97 Shoei-Sheng Chen* 1995–96 Greg L. Hollinger 1994–95 Carl E. Jaske 1993–94 Rudy J. Scavuzzo 1992–93 Sam Y. Zamrik 1991–92 G. E. Otto Widera 1990–91 Robert H. Mallett 1989–90 Robert W. Swindeman 1988–89 Alexander H. C. Marr 1987–88 Jeffrey T. Fong 1986–87 Don B. Van Fossen 1985–86 James R. Farr* 1984–85 Charles F. Nash 1983–84 Donald S. Griffin 1982–83 Richard H. Gallagher* 1981–82 L. Eugene Hulbert 1980–81 Robert E. Nickell* 1979–80 Roger F. Reedy 1978–79 David H. C. Pai 1977–78 Pedro V. Marcal 1976–77 Harold H. Waite* 1975–76 Robert L. Cloud 1974–75 Charles V. Moore 1973–74 Irvin Berman* 1972–73 Danos Kallas* 1971–72 Robert J. Cepluch* 1970–71 Charles F. Larson 1969–70 Gunther P. Eschenbrenner 1968–69 Vito Salerno* 1967–68 Dana Young* 1966–67

*Deceased

PVP Division Technical Committee Chairs Codes & Standards Russell C. Cipolla Computer Technology & Bolted Joints Wolf Reinhardt Design & Analysis Trevor Seipp Fluid-Structure Interaction Christina Giannopapa High-Pressure Technology Darren Stang Materials & Fabrication David Rudland

The American Society of Mechanical EngineersPressure Vessels & Piping Division

PVP 2015 Conference Committees

Marina B. Ruggles-Wrenn Douglas A. ScarthConference Chair Technical Program Chair

Sam Y. ZamrikConference Advisor

PVP Technical Program Representatives Codes & Standards Steven X. Xu

Kiminobu HojoComputer Technology & Bolted Joints Takashi Kobayashi

Manfred SchaafDesign & Analysis Mingxin Zhao

Sean McGuffie Fluid-Structure Interaction Jihui Geng

Toshiaki WatanabeHigh-Pressure Technology David Gross

Karl SimpsonMaterials & Fabrication Matthew Kerr Operations, Applications & Components Georges Bezdikian

Ayman Cheta Seismic Engineering Chong-Shien Tsai Student Paper Competition Ronald S. HafnerASME NDPD Division Shiv JoshiNDE Demonstration Forum Carl E. Jaske Software Demonstration Forum James F. Cory, Jr.

Student Paper Competition Session DevelopersCodes & Standards Peter James

Andrew Wasylyk Computer Technology & Bolted Joints Yasumasa Shoji Design & Analysis San Iyer Fluid-Structure Interaction Victor Janzen,

Christina Giannopapa High-Pressure Technology Mahesh Aggarwal

Darren Stang Materials & Fabrication Noel O’Dowd, Sean Leen, Haiyang Qian, Carl Jaske Operations, Applications & Components Yasumasa Shoji,

Steve Hensel Seismic Engineering Chong-Shien Tsai,

Tasmin Hassan ASME NDPD Division William T. Springer PVP Senate Ronald S. Hafner

Michael E. Nitzel

4

Operations, Applications & Components Matthew R. Feldman Seismic Engineering Tomoyo Taniguchi

PVP Division Administrative Committee Chairs Membership Chair Darren Stang Website & PVPD Newsletter Editor Hakim Bouzid International Coordination Michiel Brongers

ASME Journal of Pressure Vessel Technology Editor Young W. Kwon

ASME President Julio Guerrero 2015–2016

ASME Staff Executive Director Thomas G. Loughlin Program Manager Jamie Hart

OPENING CEREMONY and PLENARY SESSIONNew Frontiers in Pressure Vessels and Piping

The Conference opens on Monday, July 20, at 10:30 am, in the Imperial Ballroom.Representatives of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers will welcomethe attendees. The first presentation will be delivered by Dr. Gilbert J. Brown, Co-ordinator of the Nuclear Engineering Program at the University of MassachusettsLowell. The second presentation will be delivered by Dr. Paul Spekkens, the VicePresident of the Science and Technology Development Division at Ontario PowerGeneration (OPG).

Plenary Speaker

Dr. Gilbert J. BrownUniversity of Massachusetts Lowell

Nuclear Energy: Now and in the FutureThere is clear correlation between energy utilization and quality of life. But in so-ciety today there are billions of people who lack adequate energy and the atten-dant clean water and electricity that reduces disease and infant mortality and leadsto increased life span and quality of life. Notwithstanding the utilization of energyin the near term, is the challenge placed on the environment, in particular, withrespect to increasing levels of CO2.Nuclear energy generates approximately 20% of the electricity used in the UnitedStates and is the largest source of emission free energy producing about twicethe amount produced by hydro, wind and solar collectively. Last year in the UnitedStates about two-thirds of the electricity generated came from combustion, one-fifth from fission and one-tenth from renewables. It is in this more holistic under-standing of energy that the role of nuclear in the present and in the future will bepresented.Dr. Gilbert J. Brown is Director of the Nuclear Engineering Program at the Uni-versity of Massachusetts Lowell where he has been since 1973. He has nationaland international experiences in government and industry.Dr. Brown served as a Foster Fellow in the US Department of State, in the Bureauof International Security and Nonproliferation. He helped develop and was a men-tor at the World Nuclear University’s Summer Institute. He worked at the IAEA insafeguards training and now serves as a technical consultant. He has worked atnational laboratories and in industry and has one patent and over 50 technicalpublications in the areas of nuclear safety, advanced reactors, economics, mate-rials, cogeneration, and in the interdisciplinary area of technology and values.

Dr. Brown served on the National Nuclear Accreditation Board and the EngineeringAccreditation Commission and Board of Directors of ABET where he has accred-ited both utility training and engineering and technology programs. He is a Fellowof the American Nuclear Society and served on the Board of Directors and Chairof the Education Division. Dr. Brown earned his Ph.D. in Nuclear Engineering from the Massachusetts In-stitute of Technology and B.S. in Engineering Physics from Cornell University.

Plenary Speaker

Dr. Paul SpekkensOntario Power Generation

The Evolution of Electricity Supply at Ontario Power GenerationAccess to safe, reliable, clean electricity at an affordable cost is critical for socialwell-being and industrial growth in modern societies. This presentation will discussthe approach used by Ontario Power Generation, the largest utility on the Provinceof Ontario, Canada, to meeting this challenge. The approach is based upon main-taining diverse energy supply sources, including major nuclear, hydraulic and ther-mal generating stations. To meet the future energy need, it will be necessary tooptimizing each element of the mix. This involves three main elements:

• maximizing the current life of the existing facilities through advanced AgeingManagement Programs,

• investing in renewing facilities to provide extended life, for example throughmajor refurbishments of nuclear facilities, and re-powering some formerlycoal-fired stations

• adding new generating assets to the fleet. The presentation will describe Ontario Power Generation’s programs in each ofthese areas.Dr. Paul Spekkens is Vice President, Science & Technology Development at On-tario Power Generation Inc. (OPG). Dr. Spekkens was appointed to his currentposition in Canadian Nuclear Partners (CNP) in July 2014. In this role he is re-sponsible for the engineering aspects of products and services being provided toexternal customers by OPG’s subsidiary CNP. He is also responsible for the lead-ership of OPG’s nuclear Research and Development Program. Prior to his currentrole, he was responsible for the management of all components and componentengineering programs in OPG nuclear, including major component programs onfuel channels, feeders, steam generators and reactor components. He has previ-ously held several other roles in the Nuclear support organization of OPG.Dr. Spekkens began his career with Ontario Hydro (the predecessor company ofOPG) in 1977 with the Research Division. He worked 17 years on R&D in theareas of primary system chemistry and activity transport; secondary system chem-istry and steam generator corrosion; chemical cleaning and decontamination.Dr. Spekkens has a Bachelor of Science (Honours) degree in Chemistry from theUniversity of Ottawa (1972) and a PhD in Chemistry from McMaster University inHamilton (1977).

HONORS and AWARDS LUNCHEONThe ASME PVP Division Honors and Awards Luncheon, during which all Divisionand selected ASME Society awards are presented, will be held on Wednesday,July 22, at 12:30 pm, in the Imperial Ballroom. The top PVP Division award, theASME S. Y. Zamrik PVP Medal, will be presented to Dr. Ike Ezekoye.

5

ASME S. Y. Zamrik PVP Medal Recipient

Dr. Ike EzekoyeConsulting Engineer

This year’s recipient of the ASME S. Y. Zamrik Pressure Vessels & Piping Medalis Dr. Ike Ezekoye. Dr. Ike Ezekoye is a recognized authority on valves and relatedcomponents. He began his engineering career at Rockwell Manufacturing Com-pany in Barberton, Ohio. There he rose quickly from a valve Design Engineer forthe power industry to a Project Engineer on valve applications before advancingto the position of a Research Engineer within the Valve Engineering Research(VER) department. Rockwell International subsequently moved him to the corpo-rate headquarters research center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. At VER, Dr.Ezekoye explored innovative valve design concepts and performed flow testingto determine their performance characteristics. His research also included simu-lating the behavior of check valves in postulated pipe break events in sodium re-actors. His work caught the attention of his Westinghouse collaborators whichresulted in him joining the Westinghouse Water Reactor Division, where he spentthe vast majority of his professional career that spanned more than 30 years ad-vancing the design and application of valves in nuclear power plants and the eval-uation of valve failures. In retirement from Westinghouse, Dr. Ezekoye has been providing valve consultingservices to Westinghouse Electric Company in valve design and applications as-sociated with launching of AP1000 nuclear power plants worldwide, supportingexisting commercial nuclear power plant upgrades and supporting the resolutionof equipment reliability issues. In this context, Dr. Ezekoye has supported thePressurized Water Reactor Owners Group (PWROG) projects in the resolution ofseveral Nuclear Regulatory Commission Generic Letters (GLs) such as GL 96-05, covering age related degradation of safety related motor operated valves, GL95-07, covering pressure locking and thermal binding of safety related gate valves,Generic Safety Issue (GSI) 191, covering downstream effects of safety relatedcomponents ingesting debris following postulated pipe break in nuclear powerplants, and GL 08-01, covering gas intrusion in safety related piping.A longtime member of the ASME, Dr. Ezekoye has served as Secretary, Vice Chairand Chair of the Operations, Applications and Components (OAC) committee ofthe ASME Pressure Vessels & Piping Division (PVPD). He has organized, chairedand co-chaired many technical sessions, and conducted a PVPD tutorial. He wasa member of the PVPD Honors and Awards Committee. He was an Associate Ed-itor of the Journal of Pressure Vessel Technology. Currently, Dr. Ezekoye is amember of PVPD Professional Development Committee. A licensed professionalengineer, Dr. Ezekoye has been an ASME Fellow since 2000 and became anASME Life Fellow in 2007. He has been recognized by the ASME with severalawards for his contribution to the organization including the ASME Dedicated Serv-ice Award (2004). He has published over 100 technical papers and one book chap-ter and conducted seminars nationally and internationally. Dr. Ezekoye has over11 US patents and numerous invention disclosures.

TUTORIALS Tutorials offer both the experienced and early career engineers excellent oppor-tunities to refresh their knowledge and to venture into specific technical areas out-side their expertise. Admission to the tutorials and workshops is free forConference Registrants.Special Tutorial: This is a two-hour conference session, held on Sunday afternoon.The session leader will make available the necessary presentation material.

Technical Tutorials: These tutorials are approximately four hours in length. Tech-nical Tutorials fill two consecutive conference session blocks, and are integratedinto the conference session schedule. The Technical Tutorial notes will be avail-able in either printed or electronic format.Each attendee will receive a Certificate of Attendance, as proof that the attendeehas participated in the two-hour Special Tutorial, or the four-hour Technical Tutorial. The PVP Division will not assign Continuing Education Units (CEUs) on thesecertificates. However, attendees may negotiate CEU credits with their respectivelicensing boards. An outline of the tutorial sessions for the 2015 PVP Conference is presentedbelow.

SPECIAL TUTORIALSSunday, July 19, 1:00 pm – 3:30 pmGeorgian Room, Mezzanine Capturing Creativity in Engineering Hoda Mostafa, The American University in CairoThis special tutorial exposes participants to a variety of approaches and tools thatencourage creativity and creative problem solving as a life skill. Simple activitiesthat serve to increase idea fluency, making connections, effective ideation andother approaches will be introduced with hands-on activities for each technique.Participants will explore the relationship between critical thinking and creativethinking through examples and activities.Sunday, July 19, 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm Georgian Room, Mezzanine Process and Benefits of ASME Pressure Technology Codes & StandardsDevelopment Bill Bees, Consulting Engineer, and Mahendra Rana, Praxair, Inc.Have you ever wondered how all of the Codes & Standards stuff that ASME pro-duces happens? In addition to the advantages and benefits that ASME membersgain from membership in the PVP Division and attendance and participation inthe ASME Pressure Vessel & Piping Conference, ASME can also offer additionalbenefits to folks with these interests in the area of Codes & Standards develop-ment. In this special tutorial, we will:

• Explain the overall process used in development of ASME Codes & Stan-dards, and specifically those in the area of Pressure Technology Codes &Standards;

• Describe the consensus process used in the Codes & Standards develop-ment process and the ANSI approval process;

• Explore the benefits to participants in ASME Codes & Standards develop-ment activities;

• Discuss the various types of participation in the Codes & Standards Com-mittees, qualifications, and the expectations of the participants;

• Explore the relationship between the ASME Pressure Vessels & Piping Di-vision and ASME Codes & Standards;

• Explain the overall Committee Structure under the Board on Pressure Tech-nology Codes & Standards and their areas of responsibilities; and

• Discuss some of the emerging areas in Pressure Technology and the onescurrently seeking participants.

One of ASME’s most valuable assets is our relationships with the volunteer mem-bers who serve on our Codes & Standards committees. It is ASME’s policy to af-ford all persons with direct and material interest, without regard to country ofcitizenship or residency, the opportunity to participate in the ASME Codes & Stan-dards development process. Membership on a committee normally representsyou as an individual, rather than as a representative of your employer or anotherorganization. The last part of the Special Tutorial will be an open question and answer sessionto discuss any questions you may have. So come and ask the experts about an-other way to get involved with ASME.

6

TECHNICAL TUTORIALS Monday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 5:45 pmGeorgian Room, Mezzanine Piping Probabilistic Fracture Mechanics—Approaches and ApplicationsXinjian Duan, Candu Energy Inc.; Dilip Dedhia, Structural Integrity Associ-ates, Inc.; David Rudland, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission; Remi Din-greville, Sandia National LaboratoryThis technical tutorial provides an overview of the fundamental probabilistic frac-ture mechanics (PFM) concepts. Probabilistic fracture mechanics has been in-creasingly used in Fitness-for-Service assessment of aging piping, reactorvessels, and steam generator tubing in recent years. Probabilistic fracture me-chanics has also been used to provide the technical justification for the perform-ance demonstration of Non Destructive Examination (NDE) systems, to rank thelocations for Risk Informed In-Service Inspection (RI-ISI), and to enhance thetechnical basis of Probabilistic Risk Assessment (PRA). A number of PFM codeshave been developed since the early 1980s, such as: PRAISE, PRO-LOCA,SRRA, xLPR and PRAISE-CANDU. Tuesday, July 21, 8:30 am – 12:15 pmGeorgian Room, Mezzanine Overview of ASME Post Construction Standards PCC—2,3: Repair of Pres-sure Equipment and PipingJohn L. Arnold, Niantic Bay Engineering, LLC; Jaan Taagepera, Chevron En-ergy Technology Co.; Steven Roberts, Shell Oil Co.This technical tutorial provides an overview of each of the five Parts in the stan-dard, with some specific Articles receiving more focused attention. Originally pub-lished in 2007 as a 2006 edition, PCC-2 is still a relatively young and rapidlydeveloping standard. Engineers working in facilities which incorporate vesselsand piping inevitably must repair these sooner or later. This standard providesguidance on how to accomplish such repairs. By the end of the tutorial, the audi-ence will have an in depth understanding of the scope and coverage of PCC-2,as well as some insight into particular Articles.Tuesday, July 21, 2:00 pm – 5:45 pm Georgian Room, Mezzanine Assessment/Design of Petrochemical Piping Systems and Components Lo-cated in Earthquake-Prone ZonesOreste S. Bursi, University of Trento, Italy; Fabrizio Paolacci, University ofRome, ItalySeismic assessment/evaluation has become an imperative for the proper designof structures to safeguard them against earthquakes. This tutorial provides an in-sight into the seismic design/assessment of industrial piping systems and com-ponents typical of petrochemical plants. In particular, the current code-basedapproach defined by American and European standards—e.g., ASME, ASCE andEuro codes—will be illustrated along with more modern approaches derived fromNuclear Power Plants codes. Case studies focusing on support structures, pipingnetworks and components—i.e., elbows, flange joints and Tee joints—will be an-alyzed and the results will be illustrated and commented in the light of the aboveframework.Wednesday, July 22, 8:30 am – 12:15 pmGeorgian Room, Mezzanine Flow-Induced Vibration of Process System Components in Two-Phase FlowsMichel J. Pettigrew, Ecole Polytechnique, Montreal, CanadaSome fifty percent of process system components operate in two-phase flows.Failures due to two-phase flow-induced vibration are very costly in terms of re-

pairs, lost production and safety. This tutorial covers the following topics; typicalvibration problems, flow considerations; flow regime, flow calculations, hydrody-namic mass, natural frequencies, and damping in two-phase flows. It also coversvibration response calculations, piping systems, nuclear steam generatorU-bends, damage prediction, and design guidelines.

NDE and SOFTWARE FORUMS NDE Demonstration Forum Monday, July 20, 8:30 am – 5:45 pm MezzanineThe NDE Demonstration Forum will be held on Monday, July 20th. NDE Vendorswill present and discuss their capabilities, equipment, and services in the Mezza-nine. For additional information, please contact Dr. Carl E. Jaske, Det Norske Ver-itas (USA), Inc., at Carl.Jaske@dnvgl.com. Software Demonstration Forum Tuesday, July 21, 8:30 am – 5:45 pm MezzanineThe Software Demonstration Forum will be held on Tuesday, July 21st. SoftwareVendors will present and discuss their capabilities, equipment, and services in theMezzanine. For additional Information, please contact James F. Cory, Jr., SiemensPLMS Software, at james.cory@siemens.com.

ASME POST CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS WORKSHOPTuesday, July 21, 8:30 am – 5:45 pm Presented by ASME Post Construction Standards CommitteeJohn L. Arnold, PCC Workshop ChairAdmission to the workshop is free for Conference Registrants. This workshop willinclude a seminar/tutorial in the morning followed by panel discussions in the af-ternoon. The workshop addresses current topics related to Post ConstructionStandards such as:

• Overview of ASME Post Construction Standards,• PCC-1—Guideline for Pressure Boundary Bolted Flange Joint Assembly,• PCC-2—Repair of Pressure Equipment and Piping,• PCC-3—Inspection Planning Using Risk Based Methods,• CRTD 41—Risk-Based Methods for Equipment Life Management, and• PTB-2—Guide to Life Cycle Management of Pressure Equipment Integrity.

The afternoon sessions will be moderated interactive discussions on the currenttopics and future directions of ASME Post Construction Standards. Discussiontopics will include:

• Bolted Flange Credentialing Processes,• Future direction of Post Construction Standards including Fitness for Service,• Case studies on application of Risk Based Inspection Planning, and• Real life applications of Repair and Testing techniques.

The workshop consists of the following sessions:• Technical Tutorial 2: Overview of ASME Post Construction Standards PCC—

2,3: Repair of Pressure Equipment and Piping8:30 am – 12:15 pm, Georgian Room, Mezzanine

• CS-7-2—Examples and Issues in PCC Standards—Roundtable Panel Dis-cussion2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Whittier Room, 4th Floor

• CS-7-3—Future Direction of PCC Standards—Roundtable Panel Discussion4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Whittier Room, 4th Floor

SOCIAL PROGRAMS and TOURS Conference-Wide Reception—Imperial BallroomMonday, July 20, 6:15 pm – 8:00 pm All who registered are invited to attend the Reception. Meet with your colleagues,many of whom you may not have seen for a while. Join with the registrants andguests for a relaxing evening.We will have displays of student paper posters at the Conference Wide Reception.All student authors who participate in the 23rd Rudy Scavuzzo Student PaperSymposium and Competition are invited to present their posters.

No charge for registered conference participants and guests.

Coffee Breaks and RefreshmentsCoffee and refreshments are available throughout the week in the Mez-zanine. This hub of activity features the forums, coffee breaks, guest ac-tivity information area, and registration.

7

Boston Revealed—Guided Tour Monday, July 20, 9:00am – 1:00 pm Referred to as the“Athens of America” andknown universally for itsrole in the shaping ofAmerica, Boston repre-sents a colonial cornu-copia of sights, soundsand historical signifi-cance in its contributionsto our nation.The tour will travelthrough Copley Square and the Back Bay, home of the Boston Public Library andTrinity Church. Atop Beacon Hill, guests will disembark for a stroll with an en-chanting view of the Boston Common and Public Garden, the State House, andthe 54th Regiment Memorial. The tour will be guided past Kings Chapel and theOld Granary Burying Grounds, the final resting place for several original Patriots.Guests will view the Old South Meeting House, where planning for the Tea Party“coup” took place, and the Old State House where the Declaration of Independ-ence was recited to Boston residents.The tour will continue to the heart of the Italian community, the North End, thenon to Faneuil Hall, known as “the cradle of liberty” for over 240 years. This walkingportion includes a unique experience in Boston’s famous Haymarket Square withlive vendors.

Tickets: $48 per person

Boston Duck TourTuesday, July 21, 9:30 am – 11:00 am Tour Boston aboard a “DUCK,” a W.W.II style amphibious landing vehicle with oneof the legendary tour ConDUCKtors®, narrating the sightseeing. Guests will cruiseby all the places that make Boston the birthplace of freedom and a city of firsts,from the golden-domed State House to Bunker Hill and the TD Banknorth Garden,Boston Common and Copley Square to the Big Dig, Government Center to fash-ionable Newbury Street, Quincy Market to the Prudential Tower, and more. Then itis time for "Splashdown" as the ConDUCKtor® splashes the DUCK right into theCharles River for a breathtaking view of the Boston and Cambridge skylines.

Tickets: $35 per person

Thompson Island Clam BakeWednesday, July 22, 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm Located just one mile from downtown Boston, Thompson Island is one of thelargest and most ecologically diverse islands in the Boston Harbor Islands NationalPark area. Guests will be transported aboard a ferry for a 30-minute cruise to theisland. Once at the island, guests will be led to the Pavilion for a clambake. Fol-lowing the clambake and evening of fun and fellowship, guests will be transportedback to the hotel.

Tickets: $70 per person/$35 Children 10 and underCONFERENCE INFORMATION

Technical Sessions and Programs All technical sessions will be held in the Hotel. Each room will be equipped withan LCD projector that can be connected to a personal computer for electronic pre-sentations (e.g., Microsoft PowerPoint). Please note that ASME will not providepersonal computers, 35-mm slide projectors, VCRs, or overhead projectors. Per-sonal computers are the responsibility of the session developer, or presenter. It isstrongly recommended that authors provide their materials to the session devel-oper at, or before, the Authors’ Breakfast, so that all the papers in a session canbe loaded onto a single computer. Authors are recommended to have their pre-sentations on a flash (pen) drive, in the event that compatibility problems occurbetween their computers and the LCD. The location of the session rooms is shown in the Hotel Floor Plan on the backcover of this program. Rudy Scavuzzo Student Paper Symposium and 23rd Annual Student PaperCompetitionBS/MS Level: Mon., July 20, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm PhD Level: Tues., July 21, 8:30 am – 12:15 pm & 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm Franklin Room, 4th Floor The 2015 Rudy Scavuzzo Student Paper Symposium and 23rd Annual StudentPaper Competition is sponsored by the PVPD Senate. Ronald S. Hafner, PVPDSenate President, and Michael E. Nitzel, PVPD Senate Vice-President and His-torian, will conduct the sessions, together with the Student Symposium and Com-petition representatives from each PVP Technical Committee. The Senate ReviewCommittee will identify the outstanding Finalist undergraduate and graduate stu-dent papers in two categories: the BS/MS level and the Ph.D. level. Finalist paperswill be judged on written technical content (70%) and presentation effectiveness(30%). A $1,500 award will be made to each of the presenting Student CompetitionFinalist authors during the Honors and Awards Luncheon, on Wednesday, July22nd. In addition, in each category (i.e., BS/MS and Ph.D.), $1,200 will be awardedto the presenting author of the Outstanding Student Paper; $1000 will be awardedto the presenting author of the First Runner-Up Student Paper, and $800 will beawarded to the presenting author of the Second Runner-Up Student Paper. Stu-dents must attend the Conference, and must present their papers to be eligiblefor an award. The winners will be announced at the Honors and Awards Luncheon.

Badge Required for all EventsPlease wear your badge for admission to all Conference activities.

Your badge also provides a helpful introduction to other Confer-ence attendees.

8

Technical Committee Meetings Monday & Tuesday, July 20 & 21, 12:15 pm – 1:45 pm The Pressure Vessels & Piping Division Technical Committees will meet duringthe noon break on Monday, July 20th, and Tuesday, July 21st. Visitors are en-couraged to attend and take an active part in PVP committee activities. All com-mittee meetings, schedules, and rooms are listed on Page 10. Honors and Awards Luncheon Wednesday, July 22, 12:30 pm – 2:15 pm Imperial BallroomThe Honors and Awards Luncheon, honoring all Division Award Recipients andthe 2015 ASME S. Y. Zamrik PVP Medalist, Dr. Ike Ezekoye, will be held onWednesday, July 22nd, from 12:30 pm, until approximately 2:15 pm, in the ImperialBallroom. One ticket is included in the Full Conference registration fee. Additionaltickets may be purchased at the Conference Registration desk. Authors’ Breakfast/Briefing Monday, July 20 – Thursday, July 23, 7:30 am – 8:15 am Imperial BallroomAuthors, Panelists, Session Developers, Chairs, and Vice-Chairs are requestedto attend a breakfast briefing in the Imperial Ballroom on Monday through Thurs-day, at 7:30 am, on the morning of their sessions. Session protocol will be dis-cussed, and the participants will have the opportunity to become better acquaintedwith one another before their scheduled sessions. Authors are encouraged toplace all the presentations for their session on a single computer either before orat the Authors’ Breakfast.Registration Hours MezzanineLocated in the Mezzanine, the ASME registration desk will be open during the fol-lowing hours, to provide advance registrants with their materials, to process onsite registrations, and to provide additional Conference information:

Sunday, July 19 8:00 am – 6:00 pm Monday, July 20 7:30 am – 4:00 pm Tuesday, July 21 7:30 am – 4:00 pm Wednesday, July 22 7:30 am – noon Thursday, July 23 7:30 am – 3:00 pm

On-Site Registration Fees For those not registered in advance, the On-Site Registration Fees are as follows:

Full Registration* One Day Registration**ASME Member $790 $550 Author/Panelist $790 $550 Session Chair $790 $550 Session Vice Chair $790 $550 Coop. Soc. Member*** $790 $550 Non-Member**** $940 $700 ASME Life Member† $100 $100ASME Member Student (Non-Author) ‡ $250 $200ASME Member Student (Author) ‡ $250 $200Student Non-Member (Author) ‡‡ $250 $200Student Non-Member (Non-Author) ‡‡ $400 $250Guest/Spouse ‡‡‡ N/C N/C * Full Registration fees include admission to all technical sessions, coffee

breaks, and one (1) ticket for the Honors and Awards Luncheon. ** One Day Registration fees include and admission to technical sessions for

one-day. *** To qualify for discounted registration fees, you must be a member of ASME,

or one of the cooperating societies. Please fill in your society affiliation andmembership number on the registration form.

**** Anyone paying the non-member fee is eligible to receive one year’s mem-bership to ASME as part of their registration fee.

† Registration under this category includes access to all technical sessions,and admission to the Plenary Session and Conference-Wide Reception. Liferegistrants will be required to purchase a ticket to attend the Honors andAwards Luncheon, if desired.

‡ Student Author Full Registration Fee includes admission to all technical ses-sions, coffee breaks, opening reception, and one (1) ticket for the Honorsand Awards Luncheon.

‡‡ Student Non-Author Full Registration Fees include admission to all technicalsessions, coffee breaks, and opening reception, only. Students not in theStudent Paper Competition will be required to purchase a ticket to attendthe Honors and Awards Luncheon, if desired.

‡‡‡ Guest registration includes entrance to the opening reception, and a dailyguest breakfast. Guests wishing to attend the Honors and Awards Luncheonwill be required to purchase a ticket.

Cooperating Societies If you are a member of a Cooperating Society, you may register at the ASMEmember rate. Conference Publications MezzanineInformation on paper titles and authors accepted for presentation and publicationat the ASME 2015 PVP Conference are included in the Final Program.Papers accepted for publication will be available online on the first day of the con-ference to fully paid conference registrants. These attendees will receive an emailwith a link and instructions on how to access the papers prior to the conferenceor upon registration.Papers presented at the conference will be available post-conference in printedbound volumes of the Official Conference Proceedings. Printed proceedings canbe ordered through ASME Customer service approximately two to three monthsafter the conference. A complete set of the volumes may be purchased as a pack-age at a 10% discount. The Official Conference Proceedings will also be pub-lished post-conference as part of the ASME Digital Collection athttp://asmedigitalcollection.asme.org. All ASME conferences are submitted forabstracting and indexing to Scopus, Compendex, ISI Conference ProceedingsCitations Index, and to multiple other indexing publishers.Select publications, Codes and Standards, Transactions, Journals and free liter-ature regarding ASME publications will be on display at the conference in the Pub-lications Sales area. Purchases can be made online through ASME.org.ASME.org accepts VISA, MasterCard, American Express, Diners Club and Dis-cover (all credit card charges in USD).The Publication Sales area, located in the Mezzanine will be open during the fol-lowing hours:

Sunday, July 19 3:00 pm – 6:00 pmMonday, July 20 8:00 am – 4:00 pmTuesday, July 21 8:00 am – 4:00 pmWednesday, July 22 8:00 am – NoonThursday, July 23 8:00 am – 3:00 pm

Disabled Registrants Whenever possible, arrangements can be made for disabled registrants, if ad-vance notice is given. Please indicate any special needs on the registration form,or contact Jamie Hart at HartJE@asme.org with your request. Tax Deductibility Expenses of attending professional meetings have been held to be tax deductibleas ordinary business expenses for U.S. citizens. Please verify the tax regulationsin your country to determine whether Conference expenses are deductible. Guest/Family Programs Guests and family members of registrants are welcome at the Guest Programsthat include: Boston Revealed Guided Tour (Monday), the Conference Wide Re-ception at the Boston Park Plaza hotel (Monday evening), the Boston Duck Tour(Tuesday), and A Clambake on Thompson Island (Wednesday evening). Badgesare required for admission to all events.

9

A guest program activities packet is also included. Please indicate how manyguests you will be bringing on your registration form, so that the necessary ac-commodations can be arranged. Please also note that the tours have an associated fee for participants, as is shownon the registration form, and in this booklet. Early registration is strongly recom-mended for the events that require fees, as they are available only on a first-come,first-served basis. Professional Development Hours Available Professional Development Hours are available for your attendance at the PVPConference. Simply stop by the registration desk and fill out a certificate requestform with the sessions that you have attended. The certificates can then be pickedup on Thursday at the registration desk. Publishing Conference Papers in the ASME Journal of Pressure Vessel Tech-nology Technical papers presented at the ASME PVP 2015 Conference are published inthe Archival Proceedings, which are registered with the Library of Congress, andare abstracted and indexed. Publication of papers in these proceedings does notpreclude authors from publishing their papers in ASME archival journals, such asthe ASME Journal of Pressure Vessel Technology (i.e., the Journal), which is thetechnical voice of the Pressure Vessels & Piping Division. Authors are encouraged to submit their papers to the Journal. The Journal is ed-ited by Dr. Young W. Kwon, and manuscripts should be submitted to the addressbelow. Manuscripts should be prepared according to the Journal guidelines, whichcan be found at the ASME web site at:

http://journaltool.asme.org/Content/index.cfm. Dr. Young W. Kwon, Editor Journal of Pressure Vessel Technology Dept. of Mechanical & Astronautical Engineering 700 Dyer RoadNaval Postgraduate SchoolMonterey, CA 93943Ph/Fax: 831-656-3468 / 2238E-mail: ywkwon@nps.edu

10

PVP 2015 COMMITTEE MEETINGSDate/Time Meeting Room Responsible PersonSunday, July 19, 2015 8:30 am – 12:30 pm PVPD Executive Committee Statler Room D. Peters1:30 pm – 2:30 pm PVP Senate Statler Room R. Hafner

Monday, July 20, 2015 8:30 am – 10:15 am PVPD Professional Development Statler Room M. Younan12:15 pm – 1:45 pm PVPD Codes and Standards Technical Committee Georgian Room R. Cipolla12:15 pm – 1:45 pm PVPD Fluid-Structure Interaction Technical Committee Hancock Room C. Giannopapa 12:15 pm – 1:45 pm PVPD Operations, Applications and Components Technical Committee Statler Room M. Feldman 12:15 pm – 1:45 pm PVPD Design and Analysis Technical Committee Plaza Ballroom T. Seipp2:00 pm – 3:15 pm PVPD International Coordination Committee Statler Room M. Brongers3:00 pm – 5:00 pm PCC Task Group on High Pressure Systems Hancock Room D. Peters/M. Edel

Tuesday, July 21, 2015 10:30 am – 12:15 pm PVPD Communications Committee Statler Room H. Bouzid12:15 pm – 1:45 pm PVPD Materials and Fabrication Technical Committee Georgian Room D. Rudland 12:15 pm – 1:45 pm PVPD Seismic Engineering Technical Committee Hancock Room T. Taniguchi12:15 pm – 1:45 pm PVPD High Pressure Technology Technical Committee Plaza Ballroom D. Stang12:15 pm – 1:45 pm PVPD Computer Technology and Bolted Joints Technical Committee Statler Room W. Reinhardt 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm PVPD Honors and Awards Committee Statler Room D. Scarth 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm PVP2016 Program Committee Statler Room D. Scarth

Wednesday, July 22, 20158:30 am – 10:15 am JPVT Editors Statler Room Y. Kwon2:00 pm – 5:45 pm NDPD EC Statler Room S. Joshi/W. Springer2:00 pm – 5:45 pm ASME PCC-2 Welded Repairs Subgroup Georgian Room M. Boring/S. Rossi8:30 am – 5:00 pm ASME Section VIII Division 3 Working Group on Design Hancock Room D. Peters/A. Maslowski2:00 pm – 5:00 pm ASME Section VIII Division 3 Taskgroup on Subsea Applications Constitution Room D. Peters/A. Maslowski

Thursday, July 23, 20158:30 am – 12:15 pm PVPD Executive Committee Statler Room M. Ruggles-Wrenn12:30 pm – 3:45 pm PVPD General Committee Plaza Ballroom M. Ruggles-Wrenn4:00 pm – 5:45 pm PVPD Conference Evaluation Plaza Ballroom P. Mertiny8:30 am – 5:00 pm ASME Section VIII Division 3 Subgroup on High Pressure Vessels Georgian Room D. Peters/A. Maslowski

11

PVP 2016Vancouver

Hyatt Regency VancouverJuly 17–21, 2016

2016 ASME Pressure Vessels & Piping ConferenceCelebrating 50 Years of Service to the Pressure Vessels and Piping Industry

PVP-2016: Join us in Vancouver, British Columbia for the 50th Anniversary of the ASME Pressure Vessels & Piping Conference! More than 180 paper and panelsessions are planned, as well as tutorials, a Technology Demonstration Forum, and the 24th Rudy Scavuzzo Student Paper Symposium and Competition. The PVPConference is a great place to present your ideas and to meet colleagues as we work to create and advance Pressure Vessels and Piping technologies for our globalcommunity of practice. The PVP Conference is a recognized forum for fruitful exchange of ideas with participants from over 40 countries in Europe, Africa, the MiddleEast, Asia, the Americas, and the Oceania islands. The ASME Pressure Vessels & Piping Division will sponsor the PVP-2016 Conference with participation by theASME NDPD Division.GENERAL TOPICS: (1) Codes & Standards; (2) Computer Technology & Bolted Joints; (3) Design & Analysis; (4) Fluid-Structure Interaction; (5) High Pressure Tech-nology; (6) Materials & Fabrication; (7) Operations, Applications & Components; (8) Seismic Engineering; (9) Non-Destructive Examination; and (10) 24th Rudy ScavuzzoStudent Paper Symposium and Competition. Technical areas will include developments in Codes and Standards, design methodologies including elastic-plastic analysis,non-destructive examination, fitness-for-service, operation and maintenance, fatigue including environmental fatigue, stress corrosion cracking, residual stresses,fracture toughness, elevated temperature components, non-metallic components, dynamically-loaded structures, flow-induced vibration and risk-based assessments.SCHEDULE: Abstracts are due by November 9, 2015. Authors will be notified of abstract acceptance by November 30, 2015. Draft papers are due by February 8,2016. Paper peer review comments will be returned by March 7, 2016. A Copyright Agreement Form for each paper must be submitted by April 1, 2016. The final man-uscripts in the standard ASME format for publication must be received by April 6, 2016. All presented technical papers will be published as referenceable documentsavailable post-Conference.INFORMATION: The conference website URL is: http://www.asmeconferences.org/PVP2016/. Technical paper abstracts must be submitted electronically through thewebsite. Please visit the website for additional information.

PVP Conference Chair PVP Technical Program ChairDouglas A. Scarth Maher Y. A. Younan

Kinectrics Inc. The American University in Cairo800 Kipling Ave. School of Sciences and Engineering

Toronto, Ontario, Canada P.O. 74, New Cairo, 11835, Cairo, EgyptPhone/Fax: 416-207-6000 / 416-207-6094 Phone/Fax: +20.2.2615.2583/ +20.2.2795.7565

E-mail: doug.scarth@kinectrics.com E-mail: myounan@aucegypt.eduSponsorship Chair

Carl E. JaskeDet Norske Veritas (USA), Inc.

5777 Frantz Road Dublin, OH 43017-1386, USA

Phone/Fax: 614-761-6916 / 614-761-1633 E-mail: Carl.Jaske@dnvgl.com

12

Sunday, July 19, 2015

Block 0.2: Sunday, July 19, 2015 (1:00 pm – 3:30 pm)0.2Q (TW-1-1) SPECIAL TUTORIAL 1: CAPTURING CREATIVITY IN ENGI-

NEERINGBlock 0.3: Sunday, July 19, 2015 (4:00 pm – 6:00 pm)0.3Q (TW-1-2) SPECIAL TUTORIAL 2: PROCESS AND BENEFITS OF ASME

PRESSURE TECHNOLOGY CODES AND STANDARDS DE-VELOPMENT

Monday, July 20, 2015

Block 1.1: Monday, July 20, 2015 (8:30 am – 10:15 am)1.1A (HT-1-2) EFFECTS OF AUTOFRETTAGE AND FATIGUE ON LIFE OF

HIGH PRESSURE VESSELS1.1B (SE-3-1) SEISMIC ISOLATION—I1.1C (CT-2-1) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF BOLTED FLANGE JOINTS—I1.1D (FSI-3-1) FLOW INDUCED VIBRATION—TUBE BUNDLES—I1.1E (DA-4-1) NONLINEAR, FAILURE AND LIMIT LOAD ANALYSIS1.1F (CS-7-1) RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN ASME CODES AND STAN-

DARDS—I1.1G (CS-2-1) FATIGUE AND RATCHETING ISSUES IN PRESSURE VES-

SEL AND PIPING DESIGN—I1.1H (DA-13-1) FRACTURE—I1.1I (MF-11-1) INTEGRITY ISSUES IN SCC AND CORROSION FATIGUE—

MODELING AND EXPERIMENTAL1.1J (OAC-1-1) NUCLEAR POWER SAFETY, RELIABILITY, AND RISK MAN-

AGEMENT1.1K (DA-1-1) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PRESSURE VESSELS, HEAT

EXCHANGER, AND COMPONENTS—I1.1L (FSI-2-1) FLUID TRANSIENTS IN PIPING SYSTEMS1.1M (NDE-4-1) EMERGING/NON-TRADITIONAL NDE TECHNIQUES1.1N (DA-6-1) COMPOSITE MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES1.1O (SE-5-1) STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS1.1S (MF-28-1) NDE DEMONSTRATION FORUM—IBlock 1.2: Monday, July 20, 2015 (10:30 am – 12:15 pm)1.2BLRM (TW-1-11) OPENING CEREMONY AND PLENARY LECTURES1.2S (MF-28-2) NDE DEMONSTRATION FORUM—II

Block 1.3: Monday, July 20, 2015 (2:00 pm – 3:45 pm)1.3A (HT-1-3) DESIGN AND FATIGUE ASSESSMENT OF HIGH PRESSURE

VESSELS1.3B (SE-3-2) SEISMIC ISOLATION—II1.3C (CT-2-2) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF BOLTED FLANGE JOINTS—II1.3D (FSI-3-4) NOISE AND ACOUSTICS—I1.3E (DA-4-2) NONLINEAR, FAILURE AND CYCLIC ANALYSIS1.3F (MF-6-1) FITNESS FOR SERVICE AND FAILURE ASSESSMENT—I1.3G (CS-2-2) FATIGUE AND RATCHETING ISSUES IN PRESSURE VES-

SEL AND PIPING DESIGN—II1.3H (DA-13-2) FRACTURE—II1.3I (SE-10-1) SEISMIC EVALUATION OF SYSTEMS, STRUCTURES AND

COMPONENTS1.3J (OAC-1-2) POWER AND PROCESS SAFETY, RELIABILITY, AND RISK

MANAGEMENT1.3K (DA-1-2) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PRESSURE VESSELS, HEAT

EXCHANGER, AND COMPONENTS—II1.3L (FSI-2-2) THERMAL HYDRAULICS AND FLUID TRANSIENTS1.3M (MF-4-1) WELDING RESIDUAL STRESS VALIDATION1.3N (MF-16-1) PLASTIC PIPE AND COMPOSITE SYSTEMS1.3O (MF-20-1) EFFECT OF SIZE, GEOMETRY AND DATA ANALYSIS ON

PREDICTION OF MATERIALS DEGRADATION AND FAILURE1.3Q (TW-1-3) TECHNICAL TUTORIAL 1: PIPING PROBABILISTIC FRAC-

TURE MECHANICS—APPROACHES AND APPLICATIONS—PART 1

1.3S (MF-28-3) NDE DEMONSTRATION FORUM—IIIBlock 1.4: Monday, July 20, 2015 (4:00 pm – 5:45 pm)1.4A (CS-3-1) ENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE ISSUES—I1.4B (SE-3-3) SEISMIC ISOLATION—III1.4C (CT-4-1) TIGHTNESS AND FUGITIVE EMISSIONS OF BOLTED

FLANGE JOINTS1.4D (FSI-3-7) AXIAL AND LEAKAGE FLOWS1.4E (CS-1-1) STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF PRESSURE COMPONENTS—I1.4F (MF-6-2) FITNESS FOR SERVICE AND FAILURE ASSESSMENT—II1.4G (CS-16-1) INTEGRITY ISSUES FOR PIPE INCLUDING BURIED PIPE1.4H (DA-13-3) FRACTURE—III1.4I (SE-11-1) SEISMIC HAZARDS AND MARGINS1.4J (CS-31-1) FATIGUE ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT—A PROBA-

BILISTIC PERSPECTIVE—I1.4K (DA-1-3) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PRESSURE VESSELS, HEAT

EXCHANGER, AND COMPONENTS—III1.4L (SPC-2-1) STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION I—BS/MS LEVEL1.4M (MF-4-2) WELDING RESIDUAL STRESS PREDICTIONS AND MEAS-

UREMENTS—I1.4N (MF-7-1) MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR NUCLEAR POWER

PLANTS—I1.4O (CT-13-1) EXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT NONLINEAR FINITE ELEMENT

ANALYSIS1.4Q (TW-1-7) TECHNICAL TUTORIAL 1: PIPING PROBABILISTIC FRAC-

TURE MECHANICS—APPROACHES AND APPLICATIONS—PART 2

1.4S (MF-28-4) NDE DEMONSTRATION FORUM—IV

Tuesday, July 21, 2015

Block 2.1: Tuesday, July 21, 2015 (8:30 am – 10:15 am)2.1A (FSI-8-1) PANEL SESSION: SYMPOSIUM OF IAEA ACTIVITIES ON

FLUID STRUCTURAL INTERACTION FOR NUCLEAR COM-PONENTS—OVERVIEW OF IAEA ACTIVITIES ON FLUID

SESSION TITLES BY SESSION BLOCKSessions are arranged in Session Blocks in the format X.YZ, where: X indicates the Day, Y indicates the Session Block, and Z indicates the Conference Session Room.Conference Session Rooms are as follows: A = Arlington (Mezzanine); B = Back Bay (4th Floor); C = White Hill (4th Floor); D = Whittier (4th Floor); E = Beacon Hill (4thFloor); F = Cambridge (4th Floor); G = Tremont (4th Floor); H = Stuart (4th Floor); I = Berkeley (Mezzanine); J = Clarendon (Mezzanine); K = St. James (4th Floor); L =Franklin (4th Floor); M = Newbury (4th Floor); N = Exeter (Mezzanine); O = Cabot (4th Floor); P = Not Used; Q = Georgian (Mezzanine); R = Not Used; S = ImperialFoyer (Mezzanine); T = Not Used. The parenthetical designations are the Technical Committee session references.

The Technical Committee acronyms used are shown below: • CS = Codes & Standards • CT = Computer Technology & Bolted Joints • DA = Design & Analysis • FSI = Fluid–Structure Interaction • HT = High Pressure Technology • MF = Materials & Fabrication • NDE = ASME NDE, Diagnosis and Prognosis Division • OAC = Operations Applications, & Components • SE = Seismic Engineering • SPC = Rudy Scavuzzo Student Paper Symposium & Student Paper

Competition • TW = Technical Tutorials

All sessions are sponsored by the indicated Technical Committee unlessspecifically noted in the daily listing of individual sessions beginning onpage 16.

13

STRUCTURE INTERACTION2.1B (CS-3-2) ENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE ISSUES—II2.1C (CT-5-1) ASSEMBLY OF BOLTED FLANGE JOINTS2.1D (CS-7-4) PANEL SESSION: SYMPOSIUM ON CHANGES AND FUTURE

DIRECTIONS TO THE ASME BOILER & PRESSURE VESSELCODE: I

2.1E (HT-3-1) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF HIGH PRESSURE COMPRES-SION EQUIPMENT

2.1F (DA-8-1) FITNESS FOR SERVICE EVALUATIONS—I2.1G (MF-2-1) APPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILURE AS-

SESSMENT—I2.1H (DA-2-1) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PIPING COMPONENTS—I2.1I (SE-1-1) SEISMIC RELATED TOPICS2.1J (CS-15-1) RISK-INFORMED METHODS FOR STRUCTURAL IN-

TEGRITY ASSESSMENT—I2.1K (DA-7-1) THERMAL STRESSES AND ELEVATED TEMPERATURE DE-

SIGN2.1L (SPC-3-1) STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION II—PHD LEVEL2.1M (MF-4-3) WELDING RESIDUAL STRESS PREDICTIONS AND MEAS-

UREMENTS—II2.1N (MF-21-1) ADVANCED MANUFACTURING FOR NEW NUCLEAR

BUILDS AND PVP APPLICATIONS2.1O (MF-12-1) PIPELINE INTEGRITY—12.1Q (TW-1-4) TECHNICAL TUTORIAL 2: AN OVERVIEW OF ASME PCC-

1,2,3 REPAIR OF PRESSURE EQUIPMENT AND PIPING—PART 1

2.1S (CT-17-1) SOFTWARE DEMONSTRATION FORUM—IBlock 2.2: Tuesday, July 21, 2015 (10:30 am – 12:15 pm)2.2A (FSI-8-2) PANEL SESSION: SYMPOSIUM OF IAEA ACTIVITIES ON

FLUID STRUCTURAL INTERACTION FOR NUCLEAR COM-PONENTS—FLUID STRUCTURE INTERACTION DESIGN

2.2B (CS-3-3) ENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE ISSUES—III2.2C (DA-10-1) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF BOLTED JOINTS—HIGH TEM-

PERATURE AND EXTREME LOADING2.2D (CS-7-5) PANEL SESSION: SYMPOSIUM ON CHANGES AND FUTURE

DIRECTIONS TO THE ASME BOILER & PRESSURE VESSELCODE: II

2.2E (HT-3-3) ANALYSIS AND PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF VERYHIGH PRESSURE COMPRESSORS

2.2F (DA-8-2) FITNESS FOR SERVICE EVALUATIONS II AND POST-CON-STRUCTION ISSUES

2.2G (MF-2-3) APPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILURE AS-SESSMENT—III

2.2H (DA-2-2) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PIPING COMPONENTS—II2.2I (SE-2-1) EARTHQUAKE RESISTANCE AND SEISMIC MARGIN2.2J (CS-15-2) PANEL SESSION: RISK-INFORMED METHODS FOR STRUC-

TURAL INTEGRITY ASSESSMENT—II2.2K (CS-13-1) HIGH TEMPERATURE CODES AND STANDARDS—I2.2L (SPC-4-1) STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION III—PHD LEVEL2.2M (MF-4-4) WELDING RESIDUAL STRESS ESTIMATION AND OPTIMIZA-

TION2.2N (OAC-3-1) MONITORING, DIAGNOSTICS AND INSPECTION—I2.2O (MF-12-2) PIPELINE INTEGRITY—22.2Q (TW-1-8) TECHNICAL TUTORIAL 2: AN OVERVIEW OF ASME PCC-

1,2,3 REPAIR OF PRESSURE EQUIPMENT AND PIPING—PART 2

2.2S (CT-17-2) SOFTWARE DEMONSTRATION FORUM—IIBlock 2.3: Tuesday, July 21, 2015 (2:00 pm – 3:45 pm)2.3A (FSI-8-3) PANEL SESSION: SYMPOSIUM OF IAEA ACTIVITIES ON

FLUID STRUCTURAL INTERACTION FOR NUCLEAR COM-PONENTS—FLUID STRUCTURE INTERACTION MAINTE-NANCE AND PLANT ISSUES

2.3B (CS-3-4) ENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE ISSUES—IV2.3C (DA-10-3) PANEL SESSION: DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF BOLTED

JOINTS—INTERNATIONAL LIAISON SESSION #12.3D (CS-7-2) PANEL SESSION: UPCOMING CHANGES IN PCC STAN-

DARDS—I2.3E (CS-12-1) RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN EUROPEAN CODES AND

STANDARDS2.3F (HT-4-1) NDE AND FITNESS FOR SERVICE FOR HIGH PRESSURE

VESSELS2.3G (MF-2-4) APPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILURE AS-

SESSMENT—IV2.3H (DA-2-3) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PIPING COMPONENTS—III2.3I (CS-19-1) INTEGRITY OF CAST STAINLESS STEEL PIPE2.3J (MF-17-1) PROBABILISTIC ASSESSMENT OF FAILURE2.3K (MF-19-1) CREEP CRACK INITIATION AND GROWTH2.3L (SPC-5-1) STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION IV—PHD LEVEL2.3M (MF-4-5) WELDING RESIDUAL STRESS PREDICTIONS AND MEAS-

UREMENTS—III2.3N (OAC-8-1) NUCLEAR PLANTS—LICENSE RENEWAL IN USA2.3O (SE-4-1) DAMPING AND VIBRATION CONTROL-1—PASSIVE CON-

TROL2.3Q (TW-1-5) TECHNICAL TUTORIAL 3: ASSESSMENT/DESIGN OF

PETROCHEMICAL PIPING SYSTEMS AND COMPONENTSLOCATED IN EARTHQUAKE-PRONE AREAS—PART 1

2.3S (CT-17-3) SOFTWARE DEMONSTRATION FORUM—IIIBlock 2.4: Tuesday, July 21, 2015 (4:00 pm – 5:45 pm)2.4A (FSI-8-4) PANEL SESSION: SYMPOSIUM OF IAEA ACTIVITIES ON

FLUID STRUCTURAL INTERACTION FOR NUCLEAR COM-PONENTS—FLUID STRUCTURE INTERACTION ANALYTI-CAL AND COMPUTATIONAL METHODS

2.4B (CS-3-5) ENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE ISSUES—V2.4C (DA-10-4) PANEL SESSION: DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF BOLTED

JOINTS—INTERNATIONAL LIAISON SESSION #22.4D (CS-7-3) PANEL SESSION: UPCOMING CHANGES IN PCC STAN-

DARDS—II2.4E (CT-15-1) COMPUTATIONAL TOPICS IN LIMIT ANALYSIS, ELASTIC-

PLASTIC ANALYSIS AND CREEP2.4F (DA-8-3) FITNESS FOR SERVICE EVALUATIONS—III2.4G (MF-2-5) APPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILURE AS-

SESSMENT—V2.4H (DA-2-4) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PIPING COMPONENTS—IV2.4I (CS-25-1) INTEGRITY OF REACTOR PRESSURE VESSELS AND IN-

TERNALS FOR CODES2.4J (CS-4-1) INTERACTION AND FLAW MODELLING FOR MULTIPLE

FLAWS—I2.4K (MF-19-2) CREEP DEFORMATION AND FAILURE ANALYSES2.4L (MF-9-1) DEVELOPMENT OF STRESS INTENSITY FACTORS2.4M (HT-3-2) PANEL SESSION: BEST PRACTICES FOR SAFETY AND RE-

LIABILITY OF HIGH PRESSURE COMPRESSION EQUIP-MENT

2.4N (OAC-8-2) NUCLEAR PLANTS AGEING AND LIFE MANAGEMENT INUSA AND EUROPE

2.4O (SE-4-2) DAMPING AND VIBRATION CONTROL-2—PASSIVE AND SACONTROL

2.4Q (TW-1-9) TECHNICAL TUTORIAL 3: ASSESMENT/DESIGN OF PETRO-CHEMICAL PIPING SYSTEMS AND COMPONENTS LO-CATED IN EARTHQUAKE-PRONE AREAS—PART 2

2.4S (CT-17-4) SOFTWARE DEMONSTRATION FORUM—IV

Wednesday, July 22, 2015

Block 3.1: Wednesday, July 22, 2015 (8:30 am – 10:15 am)3.1A (DA-3-1) FATIGUE BEHAVIOUR CHARACTERISATION3.1B (SE-8-1) SEISMIC ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF PIPING SYSTEMS—I3.1C (CS-9-1) ASME SECTION XI CODE ACTIVITIES—PART 13.1D (FSI-3-2) FLOW INDUCED VIBRATION—TUBE BUNDLES—II3.1E (MF-2-2) APPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILURE AS-

SESSMENT—II3.1F (CS-6-1) API 579/ASME CODE FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE ACTIVITIES—I

14

3.1G (MF-3-1) MATERIALS SELECTION FOR PIPING AND COMPONENTSIN HYDROGEN INFRASTRUCTURE

3.1H (MF-5-1) EUROPEAN PROGRAMMES IN STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY—I3.1I (OAC-4-1) TOXIC SUBSTANCES: STORAGE & TRANSPORTATION—

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS3.1J (CS-10-1) RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN JAPANESE CODES AND

STANDARDS—INTEGRITY EVALUATION OF RPV3.1K (MF-19-4) CREEP AND FATIGUE MODELLING AND ANALYSES3.1L (CS-30-1) MASTER CURVE METHOD FOR FRACTURE TOUGH-

NESS—I3.1M (HT-2-1) STRUCTURES UNDER HIGHLY DYNAMIC LOADING CON-

DITIONS—I3.1N (FSI-4-1) 19TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECH-

NOLOGY FOR FLUIDS, STRUCTURES, AND FLUID-STRUC-TURE INTERACTIONS—1

3.1O (OAC-5-1) VALVES, PUMPS AND COMPONENTS3.1Q (TW-1-6) TECHNICAL TUTORIAL 4: FLOW-INDUCED VIBRATION OF

PROCESS SYSTEM COMPONENTS IN TWO-PHASEFLOWS—PART 1

Block 3.2: Wednesday, July 22, 2015 (10:30 am – 12:15 pm)3.2A (DA-3-2) FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH ISSUES3.2B (SE-8-2) SEISMIC ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF PIPING SYSTEMS—II3.2C (CS-9-2) ASME SECTION XI CODE ACTIVITIES—PART 23.2D (FSI-3-5) NOISE AND ACOUSTICS—II3.2E (MF-8-1) CODE FATIGUE DESIGN CRITERIA AND ENVIRONMENTAL

EFFECTS3.2F (HT-5-2) PANEL SESSION: DISCUSSION OF API17TR8 REQUIRE-

MENTS AS RELATED TO ASME CODES AND STANDARDS3.2G (MF-3-2) HYDROGEN TRANSPORT AND MODELING OF HYDROGEN

EFFECTS IN MATERIALS3.2H (MF-5-2) EUROPEAN PROGRAMMES IN STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY—II3.2I (OAC-4-2) TOXIC SUBSTANCES: STORAGE & TRANSPORTATION—

THERMAL ANALYSIS—I3.2J (CS-10-2) RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN JAPANESE CODES AND

STANDARDS—SAFETY EVALUATION AND SAFETY MARGIN3.2K (MF-29-1) TERTIARY-TYPE CREEP IN SETTING TIME-DEPENDENT AL-

LOWABLE STRESSES3.2L (CS-30-2) MASTER CURVE METHOD FOR FRACTURE TOUGH-

NESS—II3.2M (FSI-5-1) SHOCK AND BLAST PROPAGATION, CRACK PROPAGA-

TION, ACOUSTICS AND INTERNAL WAVE PROPAGATION3.2N (FSI-4-2) 19TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECH-

NOLOGY FOR FLUIDS, STRUCTURES, AND FLUID-STRUC-TURE INTERACTIONS—2

3.2O (DA-12-1) CFD IN DESIGN AND ANALYSIS3.2Q (TW-1-10) TECHNICAL TUTORIAL 4: FLOW-INDUCED VIBRATION OF

PROCESS SYSTEM COMPONENTS IN TWO-PHASEFLOWS—PART 2

Thursday, July 23, 2015

Block 4.1: Thursday, July 23, 2015 (8:30 am – 10:15 am)4.1A (DA-3-3) FATIGUE LIFE ASSESSMENT4.1B (SE-7-1) SEISMIC DAMAGE ASSESSMENT AND HEALTH MONITOR-

ING—I4.1C (CT-6-1) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PACKINGS AND VALVES4.1D (FSI-3-8) BLUFF BODIES AND VIV4.1E (OAC-3-2) MONITORING, DIAGNOSTICS AND INSPECTION—II4.1F (MF-25-1) ASIAN PROGRAMS IN STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY4.1G (MF-2-6) APPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILURE AS-

SESSMENT—VI4.1H (CS-17-1) COMBINATION OF MULTI-AXIAL LOADS IN DESIGN AND

FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE4.1I (OAC-4-3) TOXIC SUBSTANCES: STORAGE & TRANSPORTATION—

THERMAL ANALYSIS—II

4.1J (CS-11-1) RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN CHINESE CODES AND STAN-DARDS—EXTREME PRESSURE EQUIPMENT

4.1K (MF-10-1) MECHANISTIC MODELLING OF MATERIALS—I4.1L (CS-22-1) FRACTURE AND MECHANICAL PROPERTY PREDICTIONS

BY SUB-SIZED SPECIMENS FOR STANDARDS—I4.1M (CS-14-1) REPAIR, REPLACEMENT AND MITIGATION FOR FITNESS-

FOR-SERVICE RULES—I4.1N (CT-11-1) NEW AND EMERGING METHODS OF ANALYSIS AND APPLI-

CATIONS4.1O (MF-23-1) ADVANCED SENSORS TECHNOLOGIES FOR MONITORING

STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY—IBlock 4.2: Thursday, July 23, 2015 (10:30 am – 12:15 pm)4.2A (OAC-6-1) PANEL SESSION: TROUBLESHOOTING OF GASKET

LEAKS—CASE STUDIES AND FIELD EXPERIENCES4.2B (SE-7-2) SEISMIC DAMAGE ASSESSMENT AND HEALTH MONITOR-

ING—II4.2C (CT-9-1) THREADED FASTENERS AND JOINING OF MULTI-MATERI-

ALS4.2D (FSI-3-10) FLOW INDUCED VIBRATION—PIPING VIBRATIONS4.2E (OAC-8-3) AGEING MANAGEMENT IN INDUSTRY—PIPELINE, OFF-

SHORE AND NUCLEAR4.2F (OAC-2-1) QUALIFICATION TESTING IN NUCLEAR AND IN INDUSTRY4.2G (MF-14-1) LEAK BEFORE BREAK4.2H (CS-21-1) FATIGUE MONITORING AND RELATED ASSESSMENT

METHODS4.2I (OAC-4-4) TOXIC SUBSTANCES: STORAGE & TRANSPORTATION—

EFFECTS OF HYDRIDE ON HBU CLADDING MECHANICALPROPERTIES

4.2J (CS-11-3) RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN CHINESE CODES AND STAN-DARDS—INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT USING ACOUSTICEMISSION

4.2K (MF-10-2) MECHANISTIC MODELLING OF MATERIALS—II4.2L (CS-22-2) FRACTURE AND MECHANICAL PROPERTY PREDICTIONS

BY SUB-SIZED SPECIMENS FOR STANDARDS—II4.2M (MF-24-1) MANUFACTURING AND MITIGATION PROCESS SIMULA-

TION4.2O (MF-23-2) ADVANCED SENSORS TECHNOLOGIES FOR MONITORING

STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY—IIBlock 4.3: Thursday, July 23, 2015 (2:00 pm – 3:45 pm)4.3A (OAC-6-2) FITNESS FOR SERVICE & LIFE EXTENSION OF AGING

PRESSURE EQUIPMENT4.3B (MF-18-1) FATIGUE AND FRACTURE OF WELDS AND HEAT AF-

FECTED ZONES4.3C (DA-5-1) STRESS CLASSIFICATION AND DESIGN BY ANALYSIS

METHODOLOGIES4.3D (FSI-3-11) FLOW INDUCED VIBRATION—REACTOR INTERNALS4.3E (FSI-3-3) FLOW INDUCED VIBRATION—TUBE BUNDLES—III4.3F (CS-26-1) DEVELOPMENT OF STRESS INTENSITY FACTORS FOR

CODES—I4.3G (MF-3-3) EFFECTS OF GASEOUS HYDROGEN ON PRESSURE VES-

SEL STEELS4.3I (OAC-4-5) TOXIC SUBSTANCES: STORAGE & TRANSPORTATION—

MAINTENANCE, AGING EFFECTS AND MANAGEMENT4.3J (CS-11-4) RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN CHINESE CODES AND STAN-

DARDS—STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF CHINESE PRES-SURE EQUIPMENT

4.3K (MF-10-3) MECHANISTIC MODELLING OF MATERIALS—III4.3L (CS-22-3) FRACTURE AND MECHANICAL PROPERTY PREDICTIONS

BY SUB-SIZED SPECIMENS FOR STANDARDS—IIIBlock 4.4: Thursday, July 23, 2015 (4:00 pm – 5:45 pm)4.4A (OAC-6-3) REPAIR TECHNOLOGY—WELD REPAIRS, USE OF COM-

POSITE MATERIALS, DESIGN OF CLAMPS AND TEMPO-RARY REPAIRS

4.4D (FSI-3-13) SELECTED TOPICS IN FSI4.4E (FSI-3-6) NOISE AND ACOUSTICS—III4.4F (CS-26-2) DEVELOPMENT OF STRESS INTENSITY FACTORS FOR

15

CODES—II4.4G (MF-3-4) HYDROGEN INFRASTRUCTURE4.4I (OAC-4-6) TOXIC SUBSTANCES: STORAGE & TRANSPORTATION—

GENERAL TOPICS OF STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION

16

SUNDAY, JULY 19, 2014

No textBlock 0.2: Sunday, July 19 (1:00 pm – 3:30 pm)

No text

SESSION 0.2Q (TW-1)Sunday, July 19, 1:00 pm – 3:30 pm, Mezzanine, GeorgianSPECIAL TUTORIAL 1: CAPTURING CREATIVITY IN ENGINEERINGDeveloped by: M. Younan, American University in Cairo, New Cairo, EgyptChair: M. Younan, American University in Cairo, New Cairo, EgyptPresented by: H. Mostafa, The American University in Cairo, Egypt

No textBlock 0.3: Sunday, July 19 (4:00 pm – 6:00 pm)

No text

SESSION 0.3Q (TW-2)Sunday, July 19, 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm, Mezzanine, GeorgianSPECIAL TUTORIAL 2: PROCESS AND BENEFITS OF ASME PRESSURETECHNOLOGY CODES & STANDARDS DEVELOPMENTDeveloped by: M. Younan, American University in Cairo, New Cairo, EgyptChair: M. Younan, American University in Cairo, New Cairo, EgyptPresented by: W. Bees, Consulting Engineer; M. Rana, Praxair, Inc.

MONDAY, JULY 20

No textBlock 1.1: Monday, July 20 (8:30 am – 10:15 am)

No text

SESSION 1.1A (HT-1-2)Monday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Mezzanine, ArlingtonEFFECTS OF AUTOFRETTAGE AND FATIGUE ON LIFE OF HIGH PRESSUREVESSELSSymposium on Fatigue Issues—Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards, De-sign & Analysis, High Pressure Technology, and Materials & FabricationTechnical CommitteesDeveloped by: K. Subramanian, Stress Engineering Services, Metairie, LA,

USA; K. Karpanan, FMC Technologies, Houston, TX, USA

Chair: K. Subramanian, Stress Engineering Services, Metairie, LA, USACo-Chair: K. Karpanan, FMC Technologies, Houston, TX, USAPVP2015-45491: GUN BARREL REFURBISHING USING A SHRINK-FITTEDAUTOFRETTAGED LINERJ. Perry, M. Perl, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Beer Sheva, IsraelPVP2015-45402: REPERCUSSION OF AUTOFRETTAGE ON THE FATIGUECRACK GROWTH IN THE VICINITY OF CATALYST ENTRY OPENING FORPOLYETHYLENE AUTOCLAVE REACTORN. Haeri, B. Cornah, Simon Carves Engineering Limited, Manchester, United King-domPVP2015-45111: 3-D STRESS INTENSITY FACTORS DUE TO AUTOFRET-TAGE FOR AN INNER RADIAL LUNULAR OR CRESCENTIC CRACK IN ASPHERICAL PRESSURE VESSELM. Perl, M. Steiner, J. Perry, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Beer Sheva, Is-rael

SESSION 1.1B (SE-3-1)Monday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, Back BaySEISMIC ISOLATION—IDeveloped by: S. Fujita, Tokyo Denki University, Tokyo, Japan; T. Matsuoka,

Meiji University, Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan; O. Furuya, TokyoCity University, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, Japan; A. Sone, Kyoto In-stitute of Technology, Kyoto, Japan

Chair: S. Fujita, Tokyo Denki University, Tokyo, JapanCo-Chair: T. Matsuoka, Meiji University, Kawasaki, Kanagawa, JapanPVP2015-45042: SEISMIC FRAGILITY EVALUATION OF INTERFACE PIPESIN SEISMICALLY ISOLATED NPPS BY USING SCALE MODEL TESTD. Hahm, I.-K. Choi, M.-K. Kim, Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Daejeon,Korea (Republic); B. G. Jeon, H. S. Choi, Pusan National University, Yangsan-si,Korea (Republic)PVP2015-45165: PARAMETRIC DESIGN STUDY ABOUT SEISMIC ISOLATIONSYSTEM FOR FAST REACTOR JSFRN. Kawasaki, T. Yamamoto, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki-ken, Japan; T.Fukasawa, Mitsubishi FBR Systems, Tokyo, Japan; S. Okamura, Mitsubishi FBRSystems, Inc., Tokyo, JapanPVP2015-45249: DEVELOPMENT ON RUBBER BEARINGS FOR SODIUM-COOLED FAST REACTOR (PART-1) EXPERIMENTAL PLANT. Yamamoto, N. Kawasaki, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki-ken, Japan; T.Fukasawa, S. Okamura, Mitsubishi FBR Systems, Inc., Tokyo, Japan; T. Somaki,Obayashi Corporation, Tokyo, JapanPVP2015-45263: DEVELOPMENT ON RUBBER BEARINGS FOR SODIUM-COOLED FAST REACTOR (PART 2) FUNDAMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS OFHALF-SCALE RUBBER BEARINGS BASED ON STATIC TESTT. Fukasawa, S. Okamura, Mitsubishi FBR Systems, Inc., Tokyo, Japan; T. Ya-mamoto, N. Kawasaki, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki-ken, Japan; T. So-maki, Obayashi Corporation, Tokyo, Japan

SESSION 1.1C (CT-2-1)Monday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, White HillDESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF BOLTED FLANGE JOINTS—ISymposium on Bolted Joints—Co-Sponsored by Computer Technology andBolted Joints, and Design & Analysis Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: T. Sawa, Hiroshima University, Tokyo, Japan; H. Bouzid, École

de technologie supérieure, Montreal, QC, CanadaChair: T. Sawa, Hiroshima University, Tokyo, JapanCo-Chair: H. Bouzid, École de technologie supérieure, Montreal, QC,

CanadaPVP2015-45268: FEM STRESS ANALYSIS AND SEALING PERFORMANCEOF BOLTED FLANGED CONNECTIONS USING PTFE BLENDED GASKETSUNDER INTERNAL PRESSURE

DAILY SESSION LISTINGSessions are arranged in Session Blocks in the format X.YZ, where: X indicates the Day, Y indicates the Session Block, and Z indicates the Conference Session Room.Conference Session Rooms are as follows: A = Arlington (Mezzanine); B = Back Bay (4th Floor); C = White Hill (4th Floor); D = Whittier (4th Floor); E = Beacon Hill (4thFloor); F = Cambridge (4th Floor); G = Tremont (4th Floor); H = Stuart (4th Floor); I = Berkeley (Mezzanine); J = Clarendon (Mezzanine); K = St. James (4th Floor); L =Franklin (4th Floor); M = Newbury (4th Floor); N = Exeter (Mezzanine); O = Cabot (4th Floor); P = Not Used; Q = Georgian (Mezzanine); R = Not Used; S = ImperialFoyer (Mezzanine); T = Not Used. The parenthetical designations are the Technical Committee session references.

The Technical Committee acronyms used are shown below: • CS = Codes & Standards • CT = Computer Technology & Bolted Joints • DA = Design & Analysis • FSI = Fluid–Structure Interaction • HT = High Pressure Technology • MF = Materials & Fabrication • NDE = ASME NDE, Diagnosis and Prognosis Division • OAC = Operations Applications, & Components • SE = Seismic Engineering • SPC = Rudy Scavuzzo Student Paper Symposium & Student Paper

Competition • TW = Technical Tutorials

Note: Unless specifically listed in the individual sessions below, all sessionsare sponsored by the indicated Technical Committee.

17

K. Sato, A. Muramatsu, Nippon Valqua Industries, Ltd., Gojo, Japan; T. Kobayashi,National Institute of Technology, Numazu College, Numazu, Japan; T. Sawa, Hi-roshima University, Tokyo, JapanPVP2015-45952: CREEP RELAXATION CHARACTERISTICS IN EUROPEANSTANDARDSM. Schaaf, amtec Messtechnischer Service GmbH, Lauffen, GermanyPVP2015-45163: A DETERMINATION METHOD OF BOLT PRELOAD FORBOLTED PIPE FLANGE CONNECTIONS WITH METAL GASKETS UNDER IN-TERNAL PRESSUREK. Kondo, Shinko Plantech Co Ltd, Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan; T. Sawa, Hi-roshima University, Tokyo, JapanPVP2015-45492: FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF FLANGE JOINT WITH SIN-GLE AND TWIN GASKETS UNDER EXTERNAL BENDING LOADN. R. Nelson, N. S. Prasad, A. S. Sekhar, Indian Institute of Technology Madras,Chennai, India

SESSION 1.1D (FSI-3-1)Monday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, WhittierFLOW INDUCED VIBRATIONS—TUBE BUNDLES—IDeveloped by: D. S. Weaver, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, Canada; M.

Hassan, University of Guelph, Guelph, ON, Canada; T. Naka-mura, Osaka Sangyo University, Daito, Osaka, Japan

Chair: D. S. Weaver, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: T. Nakamura, Osaka Sangyo University, Daito, Osaka, JapanPVP2015-45097: A NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE FLUIDELASTICCOUPLING FOR A CELL OF FLEXIBLE TUBES IN A SQUARE-IN-LINE BUN-DLE SUBJECT TO WATER CROSS-FLOWJ. Berland, Lamsid - EDF R&D, Chatou, France; E. Deri, A. Adobes, Electricitéde France, Chatou, FrancePVP2015-45311: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF FLUID-STRUCTURE INTER-ACTION IN BASIC IN-LINE ARRANGEMENTS OF CYLINDERSJ. Cardolaccia, F. Baj, Commissariat à l’Energie Atomique et aux énergies alter-natives, Gif-sur-Yvette, FrancePVP2015-45600: THE EFFECT OF STREAMWISE TUBE MOTION ON THE UN-STEADY FLUID FORCES IN A NORMAL TRIANGLE TUBE ARRAYS. El Bouzidi, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, Canada; M. Hassan, Universityof Guelph, Guelph, ON, Canada

SESSION 1.1E (DA-4-1)Monday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, Beacon HillNONLINEAR, FAILURE AND LIMIT LOAD ANALYSISLuc H. Geraets Memorial International Symposium on Structural Integrity—Co-Sponsored by Design & Analysis, Codes & Standards, Computer Tech-nology and Bolted Joints, High Pressure Technology, Materials & Fabrication,and Operations, Applications & Components Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: D. Vlaicu, Ontario Power Generation, Pickering, ON, CanadaChair: T. Seipp, Becht Engineering Canada, Ltd., Calgary, AB, CanadaCo-Chair: R. Baliga, Advent Engineering Svcs, San Ramon, CA, USAPVP2015-45016: EFFECTS OF LOCAL WALL THINNING WITH CRACK ON LIMITLOADS FOR PIPES SUBJECT TO COMBINED PRESSURE AND BENDINGJ. Tao, EDF Energy Generation, Gloucester, United Kingdom; L. Zhu, Subsea 7,London, United KingdomPVP2015-45208: FAILURE ASSESSMENT METHOD FOR HIGH-STRENGTHPIPELINE WITH LONGITUDINALLY ALIGNED INTERACTING CORROSIONDEFECTSY. Chen, H. Zhang, X. Liu, W. Zheng, L. Liang, China University of Petroleum,Beijing, ChinaPVP2015-45430: STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY ANALYSES FOR REACTORPRESSURE VESSEL UNDER IN-VESSEL RETENTION OF A CORE MELTY. Gao, Shanghai Nuclear Engineering Research & Design Institute, Shanghai,China; Y. Li, Zhejiang University of Technology, Hangzhou, China; Y. He, ShanghaiNuclear Engineering Research & Design Institute, Shanghai, China; S. Bao, Zhe-jiang University of Technology, Hangzhou, China; M. Cao, Shanghai Nuclear En-gineering Research & Design Institute, Shanghai, China

SESSION 1.1F (CS-7-1)Monday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, Cambridge

RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN ASME CODES AND STANDARDS—IDeveloped by: R. Barnes, ANRIC, Etobicoke, ON, CanadaChair: R. Barnes, ANRIC, Etobicoke, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: T. Sham, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USAPVP2015-45023: EXTERNAL PRESSURE CHARTS FOR CARBON AND LOWALLOY STEELS IN THE CREEP RANGEG. Kagita, B. Srinivasan, R. Banothu, G. G. S. Achary, S. V. R. Sripada, EngineersIndia Limited, Gurgaon, Haryana, IndiaPVP2015-45347: COMPARISON BETWEEN THE ASME-CODE NB-3600 PIP-ING DESIGN BRANCH CONNECTION STRESS ANALYSES AND FINITE EL-EMENT ANALYSESU. Faraz, R. Gurdal, AREVA, Lynchburg, VA, USAPVP2015-45696: BASIS OF THE UPCOMING CHANGES TO THE PIPING IN-ELASTIC FATIGUE DESIGN RULES IN THE ASME BOILER AND PRESSUREVESSEL CODE SECTION III, DIVISION 1, ARTICLE NB-3600T. Adams, Stevenson and Associates, Independence, OH, USAPVP2015-45697: BASIS OF THE UPCOMING CHANGES TO PIPING SEISMICDESIGN RULES IN THE ASME BPVC SECTION III, DIVISION 1, ARTICLE NB-3200T. Adams, Stevenson and Associates, Independence, OH, USA

SESSION 1.1G (CS-2-1)Monday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, TremontFATIGUE AND RATCHETING ISSUES IN PRESSURE VESSEL AND PIPINGDESIGN—IDeveloped by: W. Reinhardt, Candu Energy Inc., Mississauga, ON, CanadaChair: J. Goldak, Carleton University, Ottawa, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: R. Adibi-Asl, AMEC NSS, Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2015-45198: NUCLEAR FATIGUE ANALYSIS CODIFIED DESIGN RULES-COMPARISON OF CYCLIC PLASTICITY EFFECTSC. Faidy, CF Integrity Engineering, TASSIN, France; A. Wasylyk, World NuclearAssociation, London, United KingdomPVP2015-45326: LOW CYCLE FATIGUE EVALUATION USING CYCLIC LOAD-ING TEST DATAK. Hojo, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd, Kobe, Japan; S. Kawabata, Ryoyu Sys-tem Engineering Co., Ltd., Kobe, JapanPVP2015-45674: USING NONLINEAR KINEMATIC HARDENING MATERIALMODELS FOR ELASTIC-PLASTIC RATCHETING ANALYSIST. Gilman, W. Weitze, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA, USA; J.Rudolph, A. Willuweit, AREVA GmbH, Erlangen, Germany; A. Kalnins, Lehigh Uni-versity, Bethlehem, PA, USA

SESSION 1.1H (DA-13-1)Monday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, StuartFRACTURE—IDeveloped by: S. Finneran, DNV GL, Dublin, OH, USAChair: S. Finneran, DNV GL, Dublin, OH, USACo-Chair: D. Bosko, Intertek, Sunnyvale, CA, USAPVP2015-45071: APPLICABILITY OF A DETERMINISTIC APPROACH TOTRANSFER THE FRACTURE TOUGHNESS Jc BETWEEN DIFFERENT SPEC-IMEN THICKNESSEST.Meshii, University of Fukui, Fukui, Japan; K. Lu, Japan Atomic Energy Agency,Tokai-mura, JapanPVP2015-45143: EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL STUDY OF DUCTILEFRACTURE INITIATION IN ALUMINUM 6061-T6W. Rekik, O. Ancelet, CEA, Gif sur Yvette, France; C. Gardin, ENSMA, Futuro-scope-Chasseneuil, FrancePVP2015-45547: AN ESTIMATION METHOD FOR EVALUATING ENERGY RE-LEASE RATE OF CIRCUMFERENTIAL THROUGH-WALL CRACKS IN DISSIM-ILAR METAL WELDSJ. S. Park, Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety, Daejeon, Korea (Republic); R. Olson,Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, OH, USAPVP2015-45557: BRITTLE FRACTURE ANALYSIS IN THICK PERFORATEDPLATESP. Duranton, Westinghouse, Orsay, France; H.-K. Ching, J. Burr, Westinghouse,Cranberry Township, PA, USA

18

SESSION 1.1I (MF-11-1)Monday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Mezzanine, BerkeleyINTEGRITY ISSUES IN SCC AND CORROSION FATIGUE—MODELING ANDEXPERIMENTALDeveloped by: S. Polasik, DNV GL, Dublin, OH, USA; Z. Wei, Tenneco, Ann

Arbor, MI, USA; K. Nikbin, Imperial College London, London,United Kingdom

Chair: K. Nikbin, Imperial College London, London, United KingdomCo-Chair: Z. Wei, Tenneco, Ann Arbor, MI, USAPVP2015-45093: EVALUATION OF ARBITRARY 3-D CRACK GROWTH BE-HAVIOR UNDER RESIDUAL STRESS IN BUTT-WELDED PIPEF. Iwamatsu, Hitachi, Ltd., Ibaraki, JapanPVP2015-45323: DISPOSITION CURVES FOR IRRADIATION-ASSISTEDSTRESS CORROSION CRACKING OF AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEELS INLIGHT WATER REACTOR ENVIRONMENTSE. Eason, Modeling & Computing Services, LLC, Boulder, CO, USA; R. Pathania,Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, CA, USAPVP2015-45273: BURST TEST ON THE STEAM GENERATOR TUBE WITHPART-THROUGH-WALL MULTIPLE FLAWSJ.-W. Kim, K. H. Eom, Chosun University, Gwangju, Korea (Republic)PVP2015-45417: CRACK GROWTH RATE MEASUREMENT OF WARM-ROLLED F316L AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEEL IN PRIMARY WATER CON-DITIONJ. H. Kim, K. J. Choi, S. C. Yoo, T. Kim, Ulsan National Institute of Science andTechnology, Ulsan, Korea (Republic); M. J. Choi, Korea Atomic Energy ResearchInstitute, Daejeon, Korea (Republic)PVP2015-45759: EVALUATION OF SCC CRACK GROWTH RATE IN BWRWATER BASED ON ELASTIC-PLASTIC FRACTURE MECHANICS PARAME-TERM. Takanashi, Y. Itabashi, T. Hirano, IHI Corporation, Yokohama, Kanagawa,Japan

SESSION 1.1J (OAC-1-1)Monday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Mezzanine, ClarendonNUCLEAR POWER SAFETY, RELIABILITY, AND RISK MANAGEMENTSymposium on Probabilistic Assessments and Risk Management—Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards, Materials & Fabrication, and Operations,Applications & Components Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: A. Reich, Streamline Automation, LLC, Huntsville, AL, USA; J.

Laurinat, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, Aiken, SC, USAChair: A. Reich, Streamline Automation, LLC, Huntsville, AL, USACo-Chair: J. Laurinat, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2015-45230: EFFECTS OF CHEMICAL CONTENT VARIATION ON THEFRACTURE PROBABILITY OF PWR PRESSURE VESSEL SUBJECTED TOPTS EVENTSP.-C. Huang, National Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu, Taiwan; H.-W. Chou, Instituteof Nuclear Energy Research, Taoyuan, Taiwan; Y.-M. Ferng, National Tsing HuaUniversity, Hsinchu, TaiwanPVP2015-45304: CARBON FIBER REINFORCED POLYMERS FOR STRUC-TURAL & PRESSURE BOUNDARY REPAIRS (Presentation Only)J. Charest, Construction Solutions Inc., Amesbury, MA, USAPVP2015-45166: PROBABILISTIC STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY EVALUATIONON A PRESSURIZED WATER REACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL UNDER PRES-SURE—TEMPERATURE LIMIT OPERATIONSH.-W. Chou, C.-C. Huang, Institute of Nuclear Energy Research, Taoyuan, Tai-wanPVP2015-45573: APPLICATION OF THE STRUCTURAL RELIABILITY METH-ODS FOR JUSTIFICATION OF PRESSURE REDUCTION OF PERIODIC HY-DROSTATIC TEST FOR PRIMARY CIRCUIT OF NPP WWER-1000M. Borodii, I. Orynyak, M. Zarazovskii IPP-Centre Ltd, Kyiv, Ukraine; V. Kozlov,Scientific and Technical Center, NNEGC “Energoatom,” Kyiv, Ukraine

SESSION 1.1K (DA-1-1)Monday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, St. JamesDESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PRESSURE VESSELS, HEAT EXCHANGER,AND COMPONENTS—I

Developed by: C. Rodery, BP p.l.c, League City, TX, USA; S. Song, Universityof Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, USA

Chair: C. Rodery, BP p.l.c, League City, TX, USACo-Chair: S. Song, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, USAPVP2015-45006: CRACK NON-CIRCULARITY AND FINITE EROSION EF-FECTS ON THE 3D SIFS OF A BAUSCHINGER MODIFIED PRESSURIZEDTHICK-WALLED CYLINDERQ. Ma, Walla Walla University, College Place, WA, USA; C. Levy, Florida Interna-tional University, Miami, FL, USA; M. Perl, Ben Gurion University of the Negev,Beer Sheva, IsraelPVP2015-45028: A RATIONAL METHODOLOGY FOR DETERMINATION OFSERVICE LIFE FOR A DELAYED COKER DRUMJ. Aumuller, J. Chen, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada; V. Carucci,Carmagen Engineering Inc., Rockaway, NJ, USAPVP2015-45090: THE EFFECT OF NOZZLES AND NOZZLE LOADINGS ONSHELL BUCKLINGE. Clarke, R. Frith, FE Consultants, Newstead, QLD, Australia

SESSION 1.1L (FSI-2-1)Monday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, FranklinFLUID TRANSIENTS IN PIPING SYSTEMSDeveloped by: J. C. Jo, Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety, Daejon, Korea (Re-

public); F. Moody, Retired, Turlock, CA, USAChair: C. S. Martin, Emeritus Professor Georgia Tech, South Dennis,

MA, USACo-Chair: F. Moody, Retired, Turlock, CA, USAPVP2015-45155: FLUID COMPRESSIBILITY EFFECTS IN STEAM HAMMERANALYSESB. Rovagnati, J. Gray, Sargent & Lundy, Chicago, IL, USAPVP2015-45184: ANALYTICAL EXPRESSIONS FOR LIQUID-SLUG VELOCI-TIES IN PIPELINES WITH ENTRAPPED GASA. Tijsseling, TU Eindhoven, Eindhoven, Netherlands; Q. Hou, Tianjin University,Tianjin, China; Z. Bozkus, Middle East Technical University, Ankara, TurkeyPVP2015-45722: BENCHMARKING OF PRESSURIZED WATER REACTORBLOWDOWN ANALYSIS USING RELAP5 AND ANSYSO. Luke, H. Xu, T. Liszkai, NuScale Power, LLC, Corvallis, OR, USA

SESSION 1.1M (NDE-4-1)Monday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, NewburyEMERGING/NON-TRADITIONAL NDE TECHNIQUESDeveloped by: S. Mohanty, Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL, USA; J.

Rudolph, AREVA Gmbh, Erlangen, GermanyChair: S. Mohanty, Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL, USACo-Chair: J. Rudolph, AREVA Gmbh, Erlangen, GermanyPVP2015-45484: FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS FOR THE EVALUATION OFCRACKS AT A PIPE-FLANGE WELDED PART BY THE DIRECT-CURRENTPOTENTIAL DIFFERENCE METHODN. Tada, Okayama University, Okayama, Japan; M. Kosaka, Okayama University,Okayama, JapanPVP2015-45781: ULTRASONIC INSPECTION AND ANALYSIS USING THESYNTHETIC APERTURE FOCUSING TECHNIQUE (SAFT) ON DISSIMILARMETAL WELDS WITH INTER-GRANULAR STRESS CORROSION CRACKSS. Dugan, S. Wagner, Materialprüfungsanstalt Universitaet Stuttgart, Stuttgart,Germany; H. Rieder, M. Spies, Fraunhofer Institute for Non-destructive Testing,Saarbrücken, GermanyPVP2015-45826: METAL MAGNETIC MEMORY TESTING TECHNIQUE FORTYPICAL DEFECTS IN PRESSURE VESSELS AND PIPELINESW. Guan, P. Guo, C. Xuedong, Hefei General Machinery Research Institute, Hefei,ChinaPVP2015-45594: ULTRASONIC GUIDED WAVE TESTING OF FINNED TUB-INGO. Malinowski, M. Lindsey, J. Van Velsor, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc.,State College, PA, USAPVP2015-45849: ONLINE STRESS CORROSION CRACK MONITORING INNUCLEAR REACTOR COMPONENTS USING ACTIVE ULTRASONIC SENSORNETWORKS AND NONLINEAR SYSTEM IDENTIFICATION—DATA FUSIONBASED BIG DATA ANALYTICS APPROACH

19

S. Mohanty, Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL, USA; B. Jagielo, OaklandUniversity, Rochester, MI, USA; C. B. Bahn, S. Majumdar, K. Natesan, ArgonneNational Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA

SESSION 1.1N (DA-6-1)Monday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Mezzanine, ExeterCOMPOSITE MATERIALS AND STRUCTURESCo-Sponsored by Design & Analysis, High Pressure Technology, and Mate-rials & Fabrication Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: P. Mertiny, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, CanadaChair: P. Mertiny, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, CanadaCo-Chair: M. Uddin, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus,

Columbus, OH, USAPVP2015-45727: LOW-VELOCITY IMPACT ANALYSIS OF A STIFFENED COM-POSITE PANELV. Akula, Dassault Systemes Simulia Corp., Lewisville, TX, USAPVP2015-45269: PROGRESSIVE DAMAGE ANALYSIS OF FULL-WRAPPEDCOMPOSITE GAS CYLINDER UNDER OVERLOAD CONDITION AND PRE-DICTION OF ITS BURSTING PRESSUREZ. Wang, G. Zhang, P. Liu, L. Xia, Dalian University of Technology, Dalian, ChinaPVP2015-45819: OPTIMIZATION OF POLYMER COMPOSITE PIPE UNDERCONSIDERATION OF HYBRIDIZATIONM. Häußler, M. Schatz, H. Baier, Technical University Munich, Garching, Germany;P. Mertiny, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, CanadaPVP2015-45968: CHARACTERIZATION OF COMPOSITE THERMAL INSULA-TION FOR MARINE RISER STRUCTURESP. Mertiny, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada; D. Therrien, Dow Chem-ical, Edmonton, AB, CanadaPVP2015-45310: DESIGN OF CROSS TIES IN STEEL PLATE CONCRETESTRUCTURESS. Tan, J. Sawab, M. Li, Y. L. Mo, University of Houston, Houston, TX, USA; F.Qin, Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin, Heilongjiang, China

SESSION 1.1O (SE-5-1)Monday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, CabotSTRUCTURAL DYNAMICSDeveloped by: K. Fujita, Osaka City University, Osaka, Japan; C.-S. Tsai, Feng

Chia University, Taichung, TaiwanChair: K. Fujita, Osaka City University, Osaka, JapanCo-Chair: A. Maekawa, Institute of Nuclear Safety System, INC., Fukui,

JapanPVP2015-45334: FULL SCALE SIMULATION-BASED STUDY ON DYNAMICRESPONSE OF BWR FUEL ASSEMBLIES UNDER SEISMIC LOADINGS. Yoshimura, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan; T. Yamada, The Universityof Tokyo, Chiba, Japan; Y. Koide, Hitachi, Ltd., Ibaraki, Japan; S. Onitsuka, T.Iijima, Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy, Ltd., Ibaraki, JapanPVP2015-45058: METHOD FOR ESTIMATING MAXIMUM RESPONSE FORSEISMIC DESIGN OF MULTIPLE SUPPORTED ELASTIC-PLASTIC PIPINGSYSTEMSA. Sone, T. Matsuda, A. Masuda, Kyoto Institute of Technology, Kyoto, JapanPVP2015-45925: ROCKING BEHAVIOR OF RIGID BLOCK UNDER HORIZON-TAL HARMONIC EXCITATION WITH NOISEM. Y. Jeong, Numazu College, Numazu, Shizuoka, Japan

SESSION 1.1S (MF-28-1)Monday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Imperial FoyerNDE DEMONSTRATION FORUM—IDeveloped by: C. Jaske, Det Norske Veritas (U.S.A.), Inc., Dublin, OH, USA; J.

Todd, Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA, USA

No textBlock 1.2: Monday, July 20 (10:30 am – 12:15 pm)

No text

SESSION 1.2X (TW-11)Monday, July 20, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Mezzanine, Imperial BallroomOPENING CEREMONY AND PLENARY LECTURES

Developed by: M. Ruggles-Wrenn, Air Force Institute of Technology, WPAFB,OH, USA

NUCLEAR ENERGY: NOW AND IN THE FUTUREG. J. Brown, University of Massachusetts LowellTHE EVOLUTION OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY AT ONTARIO POWER GENER-ATIONP. Spekkens, Ontario Power Generation

SESSION 1.2S (MF-28-2)Monday, July 20, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Imperial FoyerNDE DEMONSTRATION FORUM—IIDeveloped by: C. Jaske, Det Norske Veritas (U.S.A.), Inc., Dublin, OH, USA; J.

Todd, Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA, USA

No textBlock 1.3: Monday, July 20 (2:00 pm – 3:45 pm)

No text

SESSION 1.3A (HT-1-3)Monday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Mezzanine, ArlingtonDESIGN AND FATIGUE ASSESSMENT OF HIGH PRESSURE VESSELSSymposium on Fatigue Issues—Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards, De-sign & Analysis, High Pressure Technology, and Materials & FabricationTechnical CommitteesDeveloped by: K. Karpanan, FMC Technologies, Houston, TX, USA; K. Subra-

manian, Stress Engineering Services, Metairie, LA, USAChair: K. Karpanan, FMC Technologies, Houston, TX, USACo-Chair: K. Subramanian, Stress Engineering Services, Metairie, LA, USAPVP2015-45787: OVERVIEW OF REVISIONS TO ASME SECTION VIII DIVI-SION 3 FOR THE 2015 EDITIOND. Peters, Structural Integrity Associates, Edinboro, PA, USA; A. Maslowski,ASME, New York, NY, USAPVP2015-45327: PROPOSED CODE CASE OF CREEP-FATIGUE EVALUA-TION OF 9Cr-1Mo-V STEELS FOR HIGH PRESSURE VESSELS IN ASME SEC-TION VIII DIVISION 2S. Terada, M. Yamada, T. Nakanishi, Kobe Steel, Ltd., Takasago, Hyogo, JapanPVP2015-45045: ASME SEC VIII DIV 3 FATIGUE LIFE PREDICTIONS USINGCRITICAL PLANE APPROACHK. Karpanan, W. Thomas, FMC Technologies, Houston, TX, USAPVP2015-45549: SAFETY AND COST ANALYSIS OF 98 MPa MULTIFUNC-TIONAL STEEL LAYERED VESSEL FOR STATIONARY HYDROGEN STORAGEZ. Hua, J. Zheng, C. Gu, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China

SESSION 1.3B (SE-3-2)Monday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, Back BaySEISMIC ISOLATION—IIDeveloped by: O. Furuya, Tokyo City University, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, Japan; S.

Fujita, Tokyo Denki University, Tokyo, Japan; T. Matsuoka, MeijiUniversity, Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan

Chair: A. Sone, Kyoto Institute of Technology, Kyoto, JapanCo-Chair: C.-S. Tsai, Feng Chia University, Taichung, TaiwanPVP2015-45301: PERIODIC MATERIAL BASED SEISMIC ISOLATION FORSMALL MODULAR REACTORSY. Yan, W. Witarto, University of Houston, Houston, TX, USA; S. J. Wang, NationalCenter for Research on Earthquake Engineering, Taipei, Taiwan; Y. L. Mo, Uni-versity of Houston, Houston, TX, USA; K.C. Chang, National Center for Researchon Earthquake Engineering, Taipei, Taiwan; Y. Tang, Argonne National Laboratory,Argonne, IL, USA; PVP2015-45303: ANALYTICAL STUDY OF 1D PERIODIC FOUNDATIONS FORSTRUCTURAL VIBRATION ISOLATIONW. Witarto, Y. Yan, University of Houston, Houston, TX, USA; S. J. Wang, NationalCenter for Research on Earthquake Engineering, Taipei, Taiwan; Y. L. Mo, Uni-versity of Houston, Houston, TX, USA; K.C. Chang, National Center for Researchon Earthquake Engineering, Taipei, Taiwan; Y. Tang, Argonne National Laboratory,Argonne, IL, USA; PVP2015-45366: STUDY ON SEISMIC SAFETY IMPROVEMENT OF HANGING

20

TYPE MECHANICAL STRUCTURE IN INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES DURINGLONG DURATION EARTHQUAKEO. Furuya, K. Yoshida, S. Asaoka, Tokyo City University, Tokyo, Japan; K. Ogata,N. Niiyama, Yacmo Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan

SESSION 1.3C (CT-2-2)Monday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, White HillDESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF BOLTED FLANGE JOINTS—IISymposium on Bolted Joints—Co-Sponsored by Computer Technology andBolted Joints, and Design & Analysis Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: T. Sawa, Hiroshima University, Tokyo, Japan; H. Bouzid, École

de technologie supérieure, Montreal, QC, CanadaChair: T. Sawa, Hiroshima University, Tokyo, JapanCo-Chair: H. Bouzid, École de technologie supérieure, Montreal, QC,

CanadaPVP2015-45319: REVISITING GASKET SELECTION: A FLOWCHART AP-PROACH—UPDATES FOR THE 25TH ANNIVERSARYA. Bausman, VSP Technologies, Kingspoint, TN, USA; A. F. Waterland, VSP Tech-nologies, Prince George, VA, USAPVP2015-45876: TIGHTNESS OF BOLTED JOINTS—A COMPARISON OFTIGHTNESS CLASSES WITH FIELD LEAK TESTING RATES (PresentationOnly)R. Noble, Asset55, Hebburn, South Tyneside, United KingdomPVP2015-45132: EFFECT OF BOLT CLAMPING FORCE AND CONSTRAINTARRANGEMENT ON STRUCTURAL STRENGTH OF BOLTED JOINTJ. Mao, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China; S. Bao, Zhejiang Uni-versity of Technology, Hangzhou, ChinaPVP2015-45698: MULTIAXIAL FATIGUE OF PRELOADED THREADED FAS-TENERSA. Kazemi, Z. Wu, S. Nassar, Oakland University, Rochester, MI, USA

SESSION 1.3D (FSI-3-4)Monday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, WhittierNOISE AND ACOUSTICS—IDeveloped by: A. Mohany, University of Ontario institute of Technology, Whitby,

ON, CanadaChair: A. Mohany, University of Ontario institute of Technology, Whitby,

ON, CanadaCo-Chair: S. Belfroid, TNO, Delft, NetherlandsPVP2015-45127: STUDY ON A COUNTERMEASURE USING WALLS MADEOF PERFORATED PANEL FOR HIGH LEVEL SOUND GENERATED INBOILER AND HEAT EXCHANGERK. Ishihara, Tokushima Bunri University, Sanuki City, Japan; M. Nakaoka,Tokushima Prefectural Industrial Technology Center, Tokushima, JapanPVP2015-45205: EFFECT OF CAVITY VOLUME ON THE FLOW-EXCITEDACOUSTIC RESONANCE OF A SHALLOW CAVITY IN A PIPE-LINES. Mohamed, S. Ziada, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, CanadaPVP2015-45259: RESONANCE OF TRAPPED ACOUSTIC MODES OF ADUCTED RECTANGULAR CAVITYM. Bolduc, S. Ziada, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, Canada; P. Lafon, LaM-SID - EDF R&D, Clamart, France

SESSION 1.3E (DA-4-2)Monday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, Beacon HillNONLINEAR, FAILURE AND CYCLIC ANALYSISLuc H. Geraets Memorial International Symposium on Structural Integrity—Co-Sponsored by Design & Analysis, Codes & Standards, Computer Tech-nology and Bolted Joints, High Pressure Technology, Materials & Fabrication,and Operations, Applications & Components Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: D. Vlaicu, Ontario Power Generation, Pickering, ON, CanadaChair: R. Baliga, Advent Engineering Svcs, San Ramon, CA, USACo-Chair: T. Seipp, Becht Engineering Canada, Ltd., Calgary, AB, CanadaPVP2015-45537: THE EFFECT OF THE SIZE AND ORIENTATION OF CORRO-SION DAMAGE ON THE RESIDUAL STRENGTH OF STEEL PIPES: ANALYT-ICAL VALIDATION OF A NUMERICAL MODELC. Abi Shdid, Lebanese American University, New York, NY, USA; M. Hajali, PureTechnologies Ltd., Branchburg, NJ, USA

PVP2015-45771: FINITE ELEMENTS ANALYSIS OF CYCLICALLY-LOADEDSTEEL PIPES DURING DEEP WATER REELING INSTALLATIONG. Chatzopoulou, S. Karamanos, University of Thessaly, Volos, Greece; G. E.Varelis, PDL Solutions (Europe) Ltd, Hexham, United KingdomPVP2015-45724: A PROBABILITY-BASED LEAK-BEFORE-BREAK APPLICA-TION FOR SMALL MODULAR REACTORSH. Xu, T. Liszkai, NuScale Power, LLC, Corvallis, OR, USAPVP2015-45739: INVERSE THERMAL ANALYSIS OF A COKE DRUM USINGA BAYESIAN PROBABILISTIC APPROACHE. Gassama, C. Panzarella, J. Cochran, The Equity Engineering Group, Inc.,Shaker Heights, OH, USAPVP2015-45452: EFFECT OF BEND ANGLE ON GROSS PLASTIC DEFOR-MATION OF PIPE BENDS: A FINITE ELEMENT BASED STUDYA. Bhattacharya, S. Patel, H. Patel, S. Bapat, CB&I UK Ltd, London, United King-dom

SESSION 1.3F (MF-6-1)Monday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, CambridgeFITNESS FOR SERVICE AND FAILURE ASSESSMENT—IRobert E. Nickell Memorial Symposium on Fitness-for-Service—Co-Sponsored by Materials & Fabrication, Codes & Standards, Design & Analy-sis, and High Pressure Technology Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: M. Cohn, Intertek-Aptech, Sunnyvale, CA, USA; B. Wiersma, Sa-

vannah River National Laboratory, Savannah, GA, USA; C.Jaske, Det Norske Veritas (USA), Inc., Dublin, OH, USA

Chair: M. Cohn, Intertek-Aptech, Sunnyvale, CA, USACo-Chair: C. Jaske, Det Norske Veritas (USA), Inc., Dublin, OH, USAPVP2015-45926: FACILITY INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT AND ASSESSMENTOF ASSOCIATED RISK CONDITIONSC. Jaske, M. Brongers, Det Norske Veritas (USA), Inc., Dublin, OH, USAPVP2015-45733: STUDY ON GRADUAL CHANGE OF CORROSION BEHAV-IORS IN 13MnNiMoR STEEL WELD JOINT SERVICED IN EO REACTORZ. Ge, L. Geng, J. Gong, Y. Jiang, J. Tang, Nanjing Tech University, Nanjing,Jiangsu, ChinaPVP2015-45247: AN INNOVATIVE REPAIR OF A HOLED THROUGH PRES-SURE VESSELJ. Taagepera, Chevron ETC, Richmond, CA, USA; R. N. Ostrikoff, Chevron, Duri,Indonesia, B. C. Sparkman, Chevron, Midland, TX, USA

SESSION 1.3G (CS-2-2)Monday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, TremontFATIGUE AND RATCHETING ISSUES IN PRESSURE VESSEL AND PIPINGDESIGN—IIDeveloped by: R. Adibi-Asl, AMEC NSS, Toronto, ON, CanadaChair: B. Azadi-Borujeni, Candu Energy Inc., Mississauga, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: W. Reinhardt, Candu Energy Inc., Mississauga, ON, CanadaPVP2015-45824: SHAKEDOWN AND RATCHETING IN ASME B&PV CODER. Adibi-Asl, AMEC NSS, Toronto, ON, Canada; W. Reinhardt, Candu Energy Inc.,Mississauga, ON, CanadaPVP2015-45888: FATIGUE EVALUATION FOR SECTION III, CLASS 1 COM-PONENTS USING FLAW TOLERANCE METHODS TO CONSIDER ENVIRON-MENTAL EFFECTSW. Reinhardt, Candu Energy Inc., Mississauga, ON, Canada; D. H. Roarty, West-inghouse, Murrysville, PA, USA; D. Dewees, Babcock & Wilcox, Barberton, OH,USAPVP2015-45975: A METHODOLOGY FOR OPTIMIZING STARTUP-SHUT-DOWN TRANSIENTS FOR PRESSURE VESSEL INTEGRITYH. Nimrouzi, Carleton University, Ottawa, ON, Canada; M. Yetisir, AECL, ChalkRiver, ON, Canada; J. Goldak, Carleton University, Ottawa, ON, CanadaPVP2015-45720: CYCLIC DEFORMATION CHARACTERISTICS OF PRES-SURIZED CARBON STEEL PIPE WITH LOCAL THIN AREA (PresentationOnly)R. Zhou, I. Kojima, Chiyoda Corporation, Yokohama, Japan; H. Tsuji, Tokyo DenkiUniversity, Tokyo, Japan

21

SESSION 1.3H (DA-13-2)Monday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, StuartFRACTURE—IIDeveloped by: S. Finneran, DNV GL, Dublin, OH, USAChair: S. Finneran, DNV GL, Dublin, OH, USACo-Chair: D. Bosko, Intertek, Sunnyvale, CA, USAPVP2015-45567: UNCERTAINTY CHARACTERIZATION OF THE TWC_FAILTHROUGH-WALL CIRCUMFERENTIAL CRACK STABILITY MODULE FORxLPRR. Olson, P. Scott, Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, OH, USAPVP2015-45570: UNCERTAINTY CHARACTERIZATION OF THE CrCOD CIR-CUMFERENTIAL CRACK OPENING DISPLACEMENT MODULE FOR xLPRR. Olson, P. Scott, Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, OH, USAPVP2015-45571: SEMI-CLOSED FORM DISPLACEMENT EQUATIONS FORCALCULATING J-R CURVES FROM PIPE FRACTURE EXPERIMENTSR. Olson, B. Thornton, Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, OH, USAPVP2015-45651: VALIDATION OF LINEAR ELASTIC FRACTURE MECHANICSIN PREDICTING THE FRACTURE TOUGHNESS OF POLYETHYLENE PIPEMATERIALST. Ali El-Bagory, Helwan University, Cairo, Egypt; H. E. M. Sallam, Jazan Univer-sity, Jazan, Saudi Arabia; M. Younan, American University in Cairo, New Cairo,EgyptPVP2015-45657: CRACK GROWTH BEHAVIOR OF PIPES MADE FROMPOLYVINYL CHLORIDE PIPE MATERIALT. Ali El-Bagory, Helwan University, Cairo, Egypt; M. Younan, American Universityin Cairo, New Cairo, Egypt

SESSION 1.3I (SE-10-1)Monday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Mezzanine, BerkeleySEISMIC EVALUATION OF SYSTEMS, STRUCTURES AND COMPONENTSDeveloped by: S. Karamanos, University of Thessaly, Volos, Greece; T.

Taniguchi, Tottori University, Tottori, Japan; M. Nitzel, M.E. NitzelEngineering Services, Nampa, ID, USA

Chair: T. Taniguchi, Tottori University, Tottori, JapanCo-Chair: T. Ito, Osaka Prefecture University, Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture,

JapanPVP2015-45082: SIMPLIFIED ROCKING MODEL OF UNANCHORED CYLIN-DRICAL TANK INCLUDING BASEPLATE UPLIFT AND CROSS SECTIONALDEFORMATION OF TANK SHELL DUE TO SEISMIC LOADN. Kobayashi, T. Tashita, S. Takizawa, Aoyama Gakuin University, Sagamihara,Kanagawa, Japan; T. Taniguchi, Tottori University, Tottori, JapanPVP2015-45207: SEISMIC RESISTANCE CAPACITY ON PIPE BRACED SUP-PORTING FRAME OF SPHERICAL TANKT. Ohno, High Pressure Gas Safety Institute of Japan/Aoyama Gakuin University,Machida-Shi, Tokyo, Japan; N. Kobayashi, Aoyama Gakuin University, Sagami-hara, Japan; K. Oyamada, High Pressure Gas Safety Institute Japan, Tokyo,JapanPVP2015-45243: DEVELOPMENT OF TARGET POWER SPECTRAL DENSITYFUNCTIONS COMPATIBLE WITH DESIGN RESPONSE SPECTRAJ. R. Nie, J. Xu, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC, USA; J.I. Braverman, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Upton, NY, USAPVP2015-45660: STRUCTURE RESPONSE AND CLIPPING FACTOR VARI-ABILITIES USING PROBABILISTIC IN-STRUCTURE RESPONSE SPECTRAFOR FUNCTIONAL SEISMIC FRAGILITY EVALUATION OF EQUIPMENTC. Samuelson-Sanford, F. Grant, P. Hashimoto, Simpson Gumpertz & Heger, New-port Beach, CA, USA; Y. Bayraktarli, BKW Energie AG, Mühleberg, Switzerland

SESSION 1.3J (OAC-1-2)Monday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Mezzanine, ClarendonPOWER AND PROCESS SAFETY, RELIABILITY, AND RISK MANAGEMENTSymposium on Probabilistic Assessments and Risk Management—Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards, Materials & Fabrication, and Operations,Applications & Components Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: A. Reich, Streamline Automation, LLC, Huntsville, AL, USA; J.

Laurinat, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, Aiken, SC, USAChair: A. Reich, Streamline Automation, LLC, Huntsville, AL, USA

Co-Chair: J. Laurinat, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2015-45004: DESIGN OF SUBSEA OIL AND GAS PIPELINE REPAIRCLAMPB. Zhao, H. Zhu, China University of Petroleum, Beijing, China; S. Zhang, CNOOCSafety Technology Services Co., Ltd, Tianjin, China; J. Zhang, China Universityof Petroleum, Beijing, China; D. Tang, CNPC Research Institute of EngineeringTechnology, Tianjin, ChinaPVP2015-45427: A PROBABILISTIC APPROACH TO FIRED HEATER TUBEREMAINING LIFEJ. Leta, T. R. Dirham, J. D. Dobis, R. Guo, The Equity Engineering Group, Inc.,Shaker Heights, OH, USA; L. Roberts, Irving Oil Refinery, Saint Johns, NB,CanadaPVP2015-45439: RESEARCH ON THE TEST AND EVALUATION METHODFOR MAGNETIZATION CHARACTERISTICS OF STRAIN AGED 20 (G) STEEL(Presentation Only)X. Shang, H. Cao, M. Song, Shandong Special Equipment Inspection Institute,Jinan, ChinaPVP2015-45391: DESIGN OF A TORNADO MISSILE RESISTANT SHIELD FORTHE ANGRA NUCLEAR PLANTA. Reich, J. Moon, Streamline Automation, LLC, Huntsville, AL, USA

SESSION 1.3K (DA-1-2)Monday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, St. JamesDESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PRESSURE VESSELS, HEAT EXCHANGERS,AND COMPONENTS—IIDeveloped by: C. Rodery, BP p.l.c, League City, TX, USAChair: C. Rodery, BP p.l.c, League City, TX, USACo-Chair: J. Taagepera, Chevron ETC, Richmond, CA, USAPVP2015-45223: STRESSES ON ALUMINUM BRAZED PLATE FIN HEAT EX-CHANGERS IN A FLOATING ENVIRONMENTR. Hölzl, A. Lehmacher, The Linde Group, Pullach, Bavaria, GermanyPVP2015-45298: LATERAL INFLUENCE COEFFICIENTS FOR THIN TRUN-CATED CONICAL SHELLSA. Liepins, J. Arnez, Simpson Gumpertz & Heger, Inc., Waltham, MA, USAPVP2015-45312: ASME PRESSURE VESSEL INTERNALS AND THEIR DE-SIGN CODEB. Millet, G. Miller, K. Kirkpatrick, B. Mosher, R. Whipple, Fluor Enterprises, Hous-ton, TX, USAPVP2015-45313: THE EFFECT OF JACKET-SIDE LIQUID ON THE BURSTPRESSURE ESTIMATION OF A JACKETED VESSELY. Xu, K.-J. Young, DuPont, Wilmington, DE, USAPVP2015-45316: MODIFIED SVENSSON’S FORMULA FOR MORE ACCU-RATE BURST PRESSURE PREDICTIONS OF THIN CYLINDRICAL SHELLSWITH SMALL SHELL LENGTH TO DIAMETER RATIOSS.-G. Kang, K.-J. Young, DuPont, Wilmington, DE, USA

SESSION 1.3L (FSI-2-2)Monday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, FranklinTHERMAL HYDRAULICS AND FLUID TRANSIENTSDeveloped by: A. Arastu, Unisont Engineering, Castro Valley, CA, USA; A. Tijs-

seling, TU Eindhoven, Eindhoven, NetherlandsChair: J. C. Jo, Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety, Daejon, Korea (Re-

public)Co-Chair: A. Tijsseling, TU Eindhoven, Eindhoven, NetherlandsPVP2015-45482: CFD ANALYSIS OF THE NON-UNIFORM VELOCITY DISTRI-BUTION GENERATED BY A LARGE AXIAL FLOW FANH. Lu, X. Xue, X. Tang, X. Geng, J. Yao, Shanghai Institute of Special EquipmentInspection and Technical Research, Shanghai, China;PVP2015-45559: ASSESSMENT OF TWO PHASE CRITICAL FLOW MODELSAND IMPLEMENTATION IN FAST TRANSIENT FLUID DYNAMICS SOFTWAREP. Lafon, M. Essadki, LaMSID - EDF R&D, Clamart, France; Y. Bartosiewicz, J.-M. Seynhaeve, Université Catholique de Louvain, Louvain la Neuve, BelgiumPVP2015-45092: THERMAL-HYDRAULIC RESPONSE OF THE SECONDARYSIDE OF A PWR STEAM GENERATOR WITH AN INTERNAL STRUCTURE TOA MAIN STEAM LINE BREAKJ. C. Jo, Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety, Daejon, Korea (Republic)

22

SESSION 1.3M (MF-4-1)Monday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, NewburyWELDING RESIDUAL STRESS VALIDATIONDeveloped by: F. Brust, Engineering Mechanics Corp of Columbus, Columbus,

OH, USA; E. Keim, AREVA, Erlangen, GermanyChair: F. Brust, Engineering Mechanics Corp of Columbus, Columbus,

OH, USACo-Chair: E. Keim, AREVA, Erlangen, GermanyPVP2015-45636: PHASE 2B WELD RESIDUAL STRESS ROUND ROBIN:MOCKUP DESIGN AND COMPARISONS OF MEASUREMENT AND SIMULA-TION RESULTSM. Benson, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville, MD, USA; M. Tran, M.Hill, University of California, Davis, Davis, CA, USAPVP2015-45751: FURTHER COMMENTS ON VALIDATION APPROACHESFOR WELD RESIDUAL STRESS SIMULATIONM. Tran, M. Hill, M. Olson, University of California, Davis, Davis, CA, USAPVP2015-45801: A REVIEW OF THE NeT TG4 INTERNATIONAL WELD RESID-UAL STRESS BENCHMARKM. Smith, University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom; A. C. Smith,AREVA NP SAS, Paris, France; C. Ohms, Joint Research Centre, Petten, Nether-lands; R. Wimpory, Helmholtz-Zentrum für Materialien und Energie, Berlin, Ger-manyPVP2015-45950: STANDARDIZED THROUGH-WALL DISTRIBUTIONS OF DIS-SIMILAR METAL WELD RESIDUAL STRESSJ. Broussard, Dominion Engineering Inc., Reston, VA, USA

SESSION 1.3N (MF-16-1)Monday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Mezzanine, ExeterPLASTIC PIPE AND COMPOSITE SYSTEMSDeveloped by: S. Kalyanam, D. J. Shim, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of

Columbus, Columbus, OH, USAChair: M. Uddin, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus,

Columbus, OH, USACo-Chair: P. Mertiny, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, CanadaPVP2015-45317: EFFECT OF LOADING HISTORY ON ELASTIC MODULUSOF HDPEB. Jar, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, CanadaPVP2015-45680: ULTRASONIC EVALUATION OF HIGH DENSITY POLYETH-YLENE (HDPE) BUTT FUSION AND MITERED JOINTSC. Searfass, Structural Integrity Associates, State College, PA, USA; J. Milligan,Structural Integrity Associates, Charlotte, NC, USA; M. Lashley, Structural IntegrityAssociates, Huntersville, NC, USAPVP2015-45822: DEPENDENCE OF BONDING TEMPERATURE CONDITIONSON METAL THICKNESS EFFECTS IN BONDED DISSIMILAR MATERIALSM. Tateno, E. Yokoi, Kogakuin University, Haijioji, Tokyo, JapanPVP2015-45318: MEASUREMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS CRACK-ING RESISTANCE (ESCR) USING NOTCH-FREE SPECIMENSB. Jar, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, CanadaPVP2015-45488: MECHANISM OF SLOW CRACK GROWTH IN POLYETHYL-ENE: A FINITE ELEMENT APPROACHX. Luo, J. Shi, J. Zheng, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China

SESSION 1.3O (MF-20-1)Monday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, CabotEFFECT OF SIZE, GEOMETRY AND DATA ANALYSIS ON PREDICTION OFMATERIALS DEGRADATION AND FAILUREDeveloped by: S. Leen, National University of Ireland, Galway, Ireland; H. Wat-

son, A. Duncan, S. Harris, Savannah River National Laboratory,Aiken, SC, USA

Chair: S. Leen, National University of Ireland, Galway, IrelandCo-Chair: A. Duncan, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2015-45135: STATISTICAL PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF SPRINGOPERATED PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE RELIABILITY IMPROVEMENTS 2004TO 2014H. Watson, R. Gross, S. Harris, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC,USA

PVP2015-45755: EFFECTS OF SEAT WIDTH ON DEVELOPMENT OF ADHE-SIONS IN STAINLESS STEEL TRIM SPRING OPERATED PRESSURE RELIEFVALVESJ. Bukowski, Villanova University, Villanova, PA, USA; R. Gross, Savannah RiverNational Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USA; W. Goble, exida, LLC, Sellersville, PA, USA;S. Harris, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2015-45373: INFLUENCE OF SPECIMEN GEOMETRY AND STRAIN RATEON DUCTILE-BRITTLE TRANSITION CHARACTERISATION OF REACTORPRESSURE VESSEL STEELS USING THE SMALL PUNCH TECHNIQUEJ. Adams, R. Hurst, Swansea University, Swansea, United Kingdom; J. B. Bor-radaile, Rolls-Royce Plc, Derby, United Kingdom; M. Bache, Swansea University,Swansea, United KingdomPVP2015-45438: CHOICE OF SPECIMEN TYPES AND CALCULATION OFWEIBULL PARAMETERS OF SMALL PUNCH TEST BASED ON BEREMINMODELK. Guan, G. Liu, East China University of Science and Technology, Shanghai,China; T. Xu, China Special Equipment Inspection & Research Institute, Beijing,China; Y. Xu, East China University of Science and Technology, Shanghai, China

SESSION 1.3Q (TW-3)Monday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Mezzanine, GeorgianTECHNICAL TUTORIAL 1: PIPING PROBABILISTIC FRACTURE MECHAN-ICS—APPROACHES AND APPLICATIONS—PART 1Developed by: M. Younan, American University in Cairo, New Cairo, EgyptChair: M. Younan, American University in Cairo, New Cairo, EgyptPresented by: X. Duan, Candu Energy Inc.; D. Dedhia, Structural Integrity As-

sociates, Inc.; D. Rudland, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission;R. Dingreville, Sandia National Laboratory

SESSION 1.3S (MF-28-3)Monday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Imperial FoyerNDE DEMONSTRATION FORUM—IIIDeveloped by: C. Jaske, Det Norske Veritas (U.S.A.), Inc., Dublin, OH, USA; J.

Todd, Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA, USA

No textBlock 1.4: Monday, July 20 (4:00 pm – 5:45 pm)

No text

SESSION 1.4A (CS-3-1)Monday, July 20, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Mezzanine, ArlingtonENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE ISSUES—ISymposium on Fatigue Issues—Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards, De-sign & Analysis, High Pressure Technology, and Materials & FabricationTechnical CommitteesDeveloped by: G. Stevens, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville,

MD, USA; S. Asada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd, Kobe,Japan; H. Mehta, GE Hitachi Nuclear Engineering, San Jose,CA, USA

Chair: S. Asada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd, Kobe, JapanCo-Chair: H. Mehta, GE Hitachi Nuclear Engineering, San Jose, CA, USAPVP2015-45011: FATIGUE STRAIN–LIFE BEHAVIOR OF AUSTENITIC STAIN-LESS STEELS IN PRESSURIZED WATER REACTOR ENVIRONMENTSP. Wilhelm, Areva GmbH, Erlangen, Germany; P. Steinmann, University of Erlan-gen-Nuremberg, Erlangen, Germany; J. Rudolph, AREVA Gmbh, Erlangen, Ger-manyPVP2015-45020: NUMERICAL EVALUATION OF ENVIRONMENTALLY AS-SISTED FATIGUE (EAF) IN CONSIDERATION OF RECENT UPDATES OF THEFORMULAS AND HOLD TIME EFFECTSS. Reese, E.ON Kernkraft GmbH, Hannover, Germany; J. Seichter, SiempelkampPruef- und Gutachter-Ges. mbH, Dresden, Germany; D. Klucke, H. E. Karabaki,E.ON Kernkraft GmbH, Hannover, GermanyPVP2015-45027: QUANTITATIVE COMPARISON OF ENVIRONMENTAL FA-TIGUE METHODSF. H. E. de Haan - de Wilde, F. Blom, M. H. C. Hannink, NRG, Petten, Nether-lands

23

PVP2015-45029: EFFECT OF SURFACE CONDITION ON THE FATIGUE LIFEOF AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEELS IN HIGH TEMPERATURE WATER EN-VIRONMENTSJ. Stairmand, N. Platts, D. Tice, K. Mottershead, W. Zhang, Amec Foster Wheeler,Warrington, Cheshire, United Kingdom

SESSION 1.4B (SE-3-3)Monday, July 20, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, 4th Floor, Back BaySEISMIC ISOLATION—IIIDeveloped by: C.-S. Tsai, Feng Chia University, Taichung, Taiwan; O. Furuya,

Tokyo City University, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, Japan; A. Sone, KyotoInstitute of Technology, Kyoto, Japan

Chair: O. Furuya, Tokyo City University, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, JapanCo-Chair: A. Sone, Kyoto Institute of Technology, Kyoto, JapanPVP2015-45068: SEISMIC ISOLATION DEVICES: HISTORY AND RECENT DE-VELOPMENTSC.-S. Tsai, Feng Chia University, Taichung, TaiwanPVP2015-45074: INERTIA DAMPER USING MR FLUID WITH SPIRALED BY-PASS PIPET. Matsuoka, S. Yamano, Meiji University, Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan; K. Hi-ramoto, Niigata University, Niigata City, Niigata Prefecture, Japan; K. Sunakoda,Akita University, Saitama, Japan; N. Abe, Meiji University, Kawasaki, Kanagawa,JapanPVP2015-45122: SEISMIC DESIGN AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A NEWISOLATION SYSTEM FOR HIGH VOLTAGE CIRCUIT BREAKERS BASED ONWIRE-ROPE DEVICESR. Giannini, S. Alessandri, F. Paolacci, M. Malena, Roma Tre University, Rome,ItalyPVP2015-45426: STUDY ON LAMINATED TYPE BASE ISOLATION DEVICEUSING URETHANE ERASTOMER FOR PRACTICAL APPLICATIONK. Ishihana, Ohtsu Chemical Co., Ltd., Takaishi, Osaka, Japan; O. Furuya, TokyoCity University, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo, Japan; K. Goda, S. Omata, Ohtsu ChemicalCo., Ltd., Takaishi, Osaka, Japan

SESSION 1.4C (CT-4-1)Monday, July 20, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, 4th Floor, White HillTIGHTNESS AND FUGITIVE EMISSIONS OF BOLTED FLANGE JOINTSSymposium on Bolted Joints—Co-Sponsored by Computer Technology andBolted Joints, and Design & Analysis Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: T. Kobayashi, National Institute of Technology, Numazu College,

Numazu, Japan; S. Nagata, Toyo Engineering Corporation,Chiba, Japan

Chair: T. Kobayashi, National Institute of Technology, Numazu College,Numazu, Japan

Co-Chair: S. Nagata, Toyo Engineering Corporation, Chiba, JapanPVP2015-45196: FURTHER STUDIES ON PREDICTING LEAK RATES USINGAN EMISSIONS CALCULATOR FOR BOLTED FLANGE CONNECTORSD. Rice, VSP Technologies, Leland, NC, USA; A. F. Waterland, VSP Technologies,Prince George, VA, USAPVP2015-45472: EFFECTIVENESS OF RETIGHTENING IN MAINTAININGHIGHER RESIDUAL BOLT LOADS AND TIGHTNESS OF BOLTED FLANGEDCONNECTIONST. Kobayashi, C. Zenyoji, National Institute of Technology, Numazu College, Nu-mazu, JapanPVP2015-45881: CALCULATION OF MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE BENDING MO-MENT ON PIPE FLANGE CONNECTION FOR LEAK TIGHTNESS DESIGNS. Nagata, Toyo Engineering Corporation, Chiba, Japan

SESSION 1.4D (FSI-3-7)Monday, July 20, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, 4th Floor, WhittierAXIAL AND LEAKAGE FLOWSDeveloped by: D. S. Weaver, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, Canada; P.

Moussou, Electricite de France, Clamart, FranceChair: D. S. Weaver, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: P. Moussou, Electricite de France, Clamart, FrancePVP2015-45141: STABILITY OF CANTILEVERED PIPES SUBJECTED TO IN-TERNAL FLOW AND EXTERNAL ANNULAR AXIAL FLOW SIMULTANEOUSLY

K. Fujita, A. Moriasa, Osaka City University, Osaka,, JapanPVP2015-45142: STABILITY OF AN AXIALLY MOVING FLEXIBLE CAN-TILEVERED PLATE IN AN AXIAL FLOWK. Fujita, K. Matsumoto, Osaka City University, Osaka, JapanPVP2015-45061: FLUTTER ANALYSIS AND EXPERIMENTS OF A RECTAN-GULAR SHEET SUPPORTED BY A WIREK. Hiroaki, M. Watanabe, R. Morita, Aoyama Gakuin University, Sagamihara,Kanagawa, Japan

SESSION 1.4E (CS-1-1)Monday, July 20, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, 4th Floor, Beacon HillSTRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF PRESSURE COMPONENTS—ILuc H. Geraets Memorial International Symposium on Structural Integrity—Co-Sponsored by Design & Analysis, Codes & Standards, Computer Tech-nology and Bolted Joints, High Pressure Technology, Materials &Fabrication, and Operations, Applications & Components Technical Com-mitteesDeveloped by: Y. Hari, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Charlotte, NC,

USAChair: Y. Hari, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Charlotte, NC,

USACo-Chair: R. Relangi, Power & Environmental Services North America,

Charlotte, NC, USAPVP2015-45002: PIPE SUPPORT INSPECTIONS—REVIEW OF SELECTCODES, STANDARDS AND RECOMMENDED PRACTICESL. Kimball, B. Bettell, Stress Engineering Services, Inc., Houston, TX, USAPVP2015-45564: EFFECT OF NOZZLE DIMENSIONS ON THE STRESSES INCOMPENSATED OPENINGS IN CYLINDRICAL SHELLSD. Chandiramani, Lloyd’s Register Asia, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India; S. Gopalakr-ishnan, A. Mathkar, Lloyd’s Register Asia, Thane-West, Maharashtra, IndiaPVP2015-46006: DESIGN OF LATERAL TEE FOR STEAM PIPE IN POWERPLANTSH. S. Kim, S. Jeong, D. J. Lee, H. K. Kim, S. B. Shin, Hyundai Heavy IndustriesCo., Ltd, Ulsan, Korea (Republic)PVP2015-46012: EFFECT OF TEMERATURE VARIATION ON THE SERVICELIFE OF A RIVETED JOINTG. Brar, Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College, Ludhiana, India; Y. Hari, Universityof North Carolina at Charlotte, Charlotte, NC, USA; A. D. Ayri, Guru Nanak DevEngineering College, Ludhiana, India

SESSION 1.4F (MF-6-2)Monday, July 20, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, 4th Floor, CambridgeFITNESS FOR SERVICE AND FAILURE ASSESSMENT—IIRobert E. Nickell Memorial Symposium on Fitness-for-Service—Co-Sponsored by Materials & Fabrication, Codes & Standards, Design & Analy-sis, and High Pressure Technology Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: C. Jaske, Det Norske Veritas (USA), Inc., Dublin, OH, USA; B.

Wiersma, Savannah River National Laboratory, Savannah, GA,USA; M. Cohn, Intertek, Sunnyvale, CA, USA

Chair: C. Jaske, Det Norske Veritas (USA), Inc., Dublin, OH, USACo-Chair: M. Cohn, Intertek, Sunnyvale, CA, USAPVP2015-45689: ULTRASONIC SIMULATION AND EXAMINATION OFCRACKS IN THICK WALLED COMPONENTS FOR FITNESS FOR SERVICEEVALUATION (Presentation Only)J. Milligan, A. Padmala, Structural Integrity Associates, Huntersville, NC, USAPVP2015-45630: OPTIMIZATION OF NDE REEXAMINATION LOCATIONS ANDINTERVALS FOR GRADE 91 PIPING SYSTEM GIRTH WELDSM. Cohn, Intertek AIM, Sunnyvale, CA, USA; E. Liebl, Capital Power, Edmonton,AB, Canada; M. Cronin, F. Faham, D. Bosko, Intertek AIM, Sunnyvale, CA, USAPVP2015-45807: BOUNDING RESIDUAL STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR PRO-FILES FOR FRACTURE ASSESSMENT OF PIPE GIRTH WELDSP. J. Bouchard, J. Mathew, The Open University, Milton Keynes, United Kingdom

SESSION 1.4G (CS-16-1)Monday, July 20, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, 4th Floor, TremontINTEGRITY ISSUES FOR PIPE INCLUDING BURIED PIPEDeveloped by: R. McGill, Structural Integrity Associates, San Jose, CA, USA;

24

R. Gurdal, Areva, Forest, VA, USAChair: R. Gurdal, Areva, Forest, VA, USACo-Chair: S. Xu, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2015-45646: INNOVATIVE METHOD FOR INSTALLING PIPE DEPTHSMART TEST STATIONS AT EXELON NUCLEAR GENERATION STATIONSTO QUANTIFY CORROSION RATES, EVALUATE CATHODIC PROTECTIONEFFECTIVENESS, QUANTIFY CORROSION POTENTH. Kleinfelder, CorrTech, Hopkinton, MA, USA; G. Lupia, Exelon Nuclear, West-mont, IL, USA; M. Darois, Radiation Safety and Control Services, Stratham, NH,USAPVP2015-45920: FURTHER IMPROVEMENTS TO ASME SECTION XI CODECASE N-806 FOR EVALUATION OF METAL LOSS IN CLASS 2 AND 3 METAL-LIC PIPING BURIED IN A BACK-FILLED TRENCHR. McGill, Structural Integrity Associates, San Jose, CA, USA; G. Antaki, BechtEngineering Co., Inc., Aiken, SC, USA; M. Moenssens, Westinghouse, Madison,PA, USA; D. Scarth, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2015-45276: THE INVESTIGATION OF SIGNIFICANCE OF THE GEOMET-RICAL NONLINEARITY FOR 1-D CRACK SIF CALCULATION IN THIN-WALLED PRESSURIZED PIPEI. Orynyak, Ipp-Centre, Kiev, Ukraine; A. Oryniak, Kiev Potechnical Institute, Kiev,Ukraine

SESSION 1.4H (DA-13-3)Monday, July 20, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, 4th Floor, StuartFRACTURE—IIIDeveloped by: S. Finneran, DNV GL, Dublin, OH, USAChair: S. Finneran, DNV GL, Dublin, OH, USACo-Chair: D. Bosko, Intertek, Sunnyvale, CA, USAPVP2015-45679: METHODOLOGICAL FEATURES OF WWER RPV METALCRITICAL TEMPERATURE OF BRITTLENESS PREDICTION ON THE BASEOF THE DATA SCATTER AND THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITIONM. Zarazovskii, I. Orynyak, S. Radchenko, IPP-Centre Ltd, Kyiv, UkrainePVP2015-45702: LIMIT LOAD SOLUTION AND CRACK DRIVING FORCE ES-TIMATION SCHEME FOR EMBEDDED FLAWS IN PIPELINE GIRTH WELDSA. Pepin, T. Tkaczyk, Technip, Aberdeen, United Kingdom; N. O’Dowd, Universityof Limerick, Limerick, Ireland; K. Nikbin, Imperial College London, London, UnitedKingdomPVP2015-45995: A NEW APPROACH ON NECKING CONSTITUTIVE RELA-TIONSHIP OF STAINLESS STEEL AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURESD. Yao, L. Cai, G. Zhao, C. Bao, Southwest Jiaotong University, Chengdu,Sichuan, ChinaPVP2015-45186: STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY ASSESSMENT OF NOTCHEDCOMPONENTS USING THE MASTER CURVE METHODOLOGY AND FAIL-URE ASSESSMENT DIAGRAMST. Garcia Peman, S. Cicero, University of Cantabria, Santander, Spain; V.Madrazo, Centro Tecnológico de Componentes, Santander, Spain

SESSION 1.4I (SE-11-1)Monday, July 20, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Mezzanine, BerkeleySEISMIC HAZARDS AND MARGINSDeveloped by: I. T. Kisisel, Sargent & Lundy LLC, East Chicago, IN, USAChair: I. T. Kisisel, Sargent & Lundy LLC, East Chicago, IN, USACo-Chair: S. Karamanos, University of Thessaly, Volos, GreecePVP2015-45345: PROBABILISTIC ASSESSMENT OF INNOVATIVE MITIGAT-ING MEASURES FOR BURIED STEEL PIPELINE—FAULT CROSSINGV. E. Melissianos, JB ATE, Herakleion, Crete, Greece; D. Vamvatsikos, C. J.Gantes, National Technical University of Athens, Zografou, Athens, GreecePVP2015-45374: QUANTITATIVE SEISMIC RISK ASSESSMENT OF PROCESSPLANTS. STATE OF THE ART REVIEW AND DIRECTIONS FOR FUTURE RE-SEARCHA. C. Caputo, R. Giannini, F. Paolacci, University Roma Tre, Roma, ItalyPVP2015-45704: RECENT REVISIONS OF SRP 3.7 AND 3.8I. Lebbi, J. Moslemian, Sargent & Lundy LLC, Chicago, IL, USA

SESSION 1.4J (CS-31-1)Monday, July 20, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Mezzanine, ClarendonFATIGUE ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT—A PROBABILISTIC PER-

SPECTIVE—ISymposium on Probabilistic Assessments and Risk Management—Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards, Materials & Fabrication, and Operations,Applications & Components Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: Y. Garud, SIMRAND, LLC, San Jose, CA, USA; D. Steininger,

EPRI, Palo Alto, CA, USAChair: Y. Garud, SIMRAND, LLC, San Jose, CA, USACo-Chair: D. Steininger, EPRI, Palo Alto, CA, USAPVP2015-45104: FLAW TOLERANCE ASSESSMENT FOR LOW-CYCLE FA-TIGUE OF STAINLESS STEELM. Kamaya, Institute of Nuclear Safety System, Mikata-gun Fukui, JapanPVP2015-45806: A RATIONAL BASIS FOR DETERMINISTIC MARGINS INCUF-BASED FATIGUE EVALUATION WITH UNCERTAINTYY. Garud, SIMRAND, LLC, San Jose, CA, USA; D. Steininger, EPRI, Palo Alto,CA, USAPVP2015-45730: SAFETY FACTOR FOR FLAW EVALUATION OF A PIPE HAV-ING A CIRCUMFERENTIAL SURFACE FLAWH. Machida, Manabu Arakawa, TEPCO Systems Corporation, Tokyo, Japan

SESSION 1.4K (DA-1-3)Monday, July 20, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, 4th Floor, St. JamesDESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PRESSURE VESSELS, HEAT EXCHANGERS,AND COMPONENTS—IIIDeveloped by: C. Rodery, BP p.l.c, League City, TX, USA; S. Song, University

of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, USAChair: J. Taagepera, Chevron ETC, Richmond, CA, USACo-Chair: S. Song, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, USAPVP2015-45331: A CRITICAL REVIEW OF TEMA 2007 PROCRDURE FOR FI-NITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF THICK WALL EXPANSION JOINTSA. Taghizadeh, M. Obeydi, Hampa Energy Engineering and Design Co., Shiraz,Fars, Iran; M. Ganjvar, Scientific Design, Mahwah, NJ, USAPVP2015-45433: EFFECT OF REVERSE YIELDING ON THE RESIDUAL CON-TACT STRESS OF TUBE-TO-TUBESHEET JOINTS SUBJECTED TO HY-DRAULIC EXPANSIONH. Bouzid, École de technologie supérieure, Montreal, QC, Canada; M. Kazem-inia, École de technologie supérieure, Montreal, QC, CanadaPVP2015-45546: RESEARCH ON PHASED ARRAY ULTRASONIC TECH-NIQUE FOR TESTING TUBE TO TUBE-SHEET WELDS OF HEAT EX-CHANGERW. Guo, Zhejiang Provincial Special Equipment Inspection and Research Institute,Hangzhou, China; S. Qian, Ningbo Special Equipment Inspection and ResearchInstitute, Ningbo, China; Z. Lin, Zhejiang Provincial Special Equipment Inspectionand Research Institute, Hangzhou, ChinaPVP2015-45449: STRUCTURE DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF A LOCKINGBAND TYPE QUICK OPENING END CLOSURE USING A NEW SADDLE-SHAPED SEALING RING FOR NATURAL GAS FILTERSP. Chen, S. Zhou, Y. Shi, Beijing University of Chemical Technology, Beijing, ChinaPVP2015-45460: DESIGN DEVELOPMENT OF A VACUUM VESSEL WITH DE-TACHABLE TOP LID CONFIGURATIONJ. Joshi, A. Yadav, R. Gangadharan, M. Bandyopadhyay, C. Rotti, ITER-India, In-stitute for Plasma Research, Gandhinagar, India

SESSION 1.4L (SPC-2-1)Monday, July 20, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, 4th Floor, FranklinSTUDENT PAPER COMPETITION I—BS/MS LEVELDeveloped by: R. S. Hafner, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Liver-

more, CA, USA; M. Nitzel, M. E. Nitzel Engineering Services,Nampa, ID, USA

Chair: P. James, AMEC, Warrington, United KingdomCo-Chair: S. Leen, National University of Ireland, Galway, IrelandPVP2015-45067: IMPROVING PREDICTION OF LIMIT BENDING LOAD FORWALL-THINNED PIPES BY RECONSIDERING THE EFFECT OF BIAXIALITYK. Mori, T.Meshii, University of Fukui, Fukui, JapanPVP2015-45172: CRACK INITIATION AND GROWTH SIMULATION FORCRDM NOZZLES BY EXTENDED FINITE ELEMENT METHODS. J. Lee, Y. Chang, Kyung Hee University, Gyeonggi-do, Korea (Republic)

25

PVP2015-45732: A METHOD OF ULTRASONIC PHASED ARRAY INSPECTIONOF PLASTIC PIPE REINFORCED BY CROSS HELICALLY WOUND STEELWIRESX. Miao, J. Shi, J. Zheng, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, ChinaPVP2015-45446: ON A FLAW SHAPE IDEALIZATION OF AXIAL SURFACEFLAWS FOR STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY ASSESSMENT OF STEAM GENER-ATOR TUBESS.-H. Park, J.-B. Choi, Sungkyunkwan University, Suwon, Korea (Republic); N.-S. Huh, Seoul National University of Science and Technology, Korea, Korea (Re-public)

SESSION 1.4M (MF-4-2)Monday, July 20, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, 4th Floor, NewburyWELDING RESIDUAL STRESS PREDICTIONS AND MEASUREMENTS—IDeveloped by: D. Rudland, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Frederick, MD,

USA; P. Gilles, AREVA, Paris La Défense, FranceChair: F. Brust, Engineering Mechanics Corp of Columbus, Columbus,

OH, USACo-Chair: P. Gilles, AREVA, Paris La Défense, FrancePVP2015-45529: ESTIMATION OF STRESS-FREE STATE FROM HARDNESSRATIO FOR EVALUATION OF RESIDUAL STRESS USING INSTRUMENTEDINDENTATION TESTING (IIT)J. Kim, H.-J. Ahn, S.-W. Jeon, J. S. Lee, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea(Republic); M. J. Choi, Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Daejeon, Korea(Republic)PVP2015-45805: MEASUREMENT OF RESIDUAL STRESS IN P91 STEELELECTRON BEAM WELDED PLATES USING THE CONTOUR METHOD (Pre-sentation Only)F. Hosseinzadeh, P. J. Bouchard, N. Naveed, The Open University, Milton Keynes,United Kingdom; S. Kumar, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, Mumbai, India

SESSION 1.4N (MF-7-1)Monday, July 20, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Mezzanine, ExeterMATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS—IDeveloped by: W. Ren, R. Nanstad, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge,

TN, USAChair: W. Ren, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USACo-Chair: R. Nanstad, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USAPVP2015-45126: THE EFFECTS OF THERMAL AGEING ON MICROSTRUC-TURAL AND MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF GH3535 ALLOY WELDEDJOINTC. S. Jian, L. Chaowen, Y. Kun, L. Zhijun, L. Zhong, Shanghai Institute of AppliedPhysics, Shanghai, ChinaPVP2015-45550: FRICTION STIR SEAL WELDING (FSSW) TUBE-TUBESHEET JOINTS MADE OF STEELA. Shuaib, F. Al-Badour, N. Merah, King Fahd University of Petroleum, Dhahran,Saudi ArabiaPVP2015-45652: CHARACTERIZATION OF ADVANCED STEELS AS ACCI-DENT TOLERANT CLADDING FOR LIGHT WATER REACTOR NUCLEARFUELR. Rebak, GE Global Research, Schenectady, NY, USAPVP2015-45663: QUALIFICATION OF TEMPER BEAD WELDING BY AN AL-TERNATIVE HARDNESS TESTING APPROACHS. McCracken, B. Sutton, EPRI Welding & Repair Technology Center, Charlotte,NC, USA

SESSION 1.4O (CT-13-1)Monday, July 20, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, 4th Floor, CabotEXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT NONLINEAR FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSISDeveloped by: F. Xu, Candu, TBD, ON, CanadaChair: B. Azadi-Borujeni, Candu Energy Inc., Mississauga, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: W. Reinhardt, Candu Energy Inc., Mississauga, ON, CanadaPVP2015-45641: MODELING AND SIMULATION FOR PRESSING PROCESSWITH RECONFIGURABLE PUNCH AND DIEZ. Feng, H. Champliaud, Ecole de technologie superieure, Montreal, QC, CanadaPVP2015-45886: APPLICATION OF ELASTIC-PLASTIC FINITE ELEMENTANALYSIS TO DETERMINE THE ULTIMATE LOAD OF COMPONENTS

W. Reinhardt, Candu Energy Inc., Mississauga, ON, CanadaPVP2015-45718: THINGS TO CONCERN FOR FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSESY. Shoji, YS Corporation LLC, Tokyo, Japan

SESSION 1.4Q (TW-7)Monday, July 20, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Mezzanine, GeorgianTECHNICAL TUTORIAL 1: PIPING PROBABILISTIC FRACTURE MECHAN-ICS—APPROACHES AND APPLICATIONS—PART 2Developed by: M. Younan, American University in Cairo, New Cairo, EgyptChair: M. Younan, American University in Cairo, New Cairo, EgyptPresented by: X. Duan, Candu Energy Inc.; D. Dedhia, Structural Integrity As-

sociates, Inc.; D. Rudland, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission;R. Dingreville, Sandia National Laboratory

SESSION 1.4S (MF-28-4)Monday, July 20, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Imperial FoyerNDE DEMONSTRATION FORUM—IVDeveloped by: C. Jaske, Det Norske Veritas (U.S.A.), Inc., Dublin, OH, USA; J.

Todd, Pennsylvania State University, State College, PA, USA

TUESDAY, JULY 21

No textBlock 2.1: Tuesday, July 21 (8:30 am – 10:15 am)

No text

SESSION 2.1A (FSI-8-1)Tuesday, July 21, 2015, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Mezzanine, ArlingtonPANEL SESSION: SYMPOSIUM OF IAEA ACTIVITIES ON FLUID STRUC-TURAL INTERACTION FOR NUCLEAR COMPONENTS—OVERVIEW OF IAEAACTIVITIES ON FLUID STRUCTURE INTERACTIONDeveloped by: C. G. Giannopapa, European Space Agency, Paris, FranceChair: Y. Kwon, Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA, USACo-Chair: P. Moussou, Electricite de France, Clamart, FrancePanelists:M. Kim, Manwoong, International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna, AustriaF. Inada, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Tokyo, JapanS. Takahashi, Hitachi Ltd., Tokyo, Japan

SESSION 2.1B (CS-3-2)Tuesday, July 21, 2015, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, Back BayENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE ISSUES—IISymposium on Fatigue Issues—Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards, De-sign & Analysis, High Pressure Technology, and Materials & FabricationTechnical CommitteesDeveloped by: G. Stevens, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville,

MD, USA; H. Mehta, GE Hitachi Nuclear Engineering, San Jose,CA, USA; S. Asada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd, Kobe,Japan

Chair: H. Mehta, GE Hitachi Nuclear Engineering, San Jose, CA, USACo-Chair: S. Asada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd, Kobe, JapanPVP2015-45158: OVERVIEW OF FRENCH PROPOSAL OF UPDATEDAUSTENITIC SS FATIGUE CURVES AND OF A METHODOLOGY TO AC-COUNT FOR EAFT. Metais, EDF, Villeurbanne, France; S. Courtin, AREVA NP SAS, Paris LaDéfense, France; P. Genette, EDF/SEPTEN, Villeurbanne, France; L. De Baglion,AREVA, Paris La Défense, France; C. Gourdin, CEA, Gif Sur Yvette, FrancePVP2015-45194: INDUSTRY’S FIRST NRC APPROVED APPENDIX L FLAWTOLERANCE EVALUATION TO MANAGE FATIGUE IN A SURGE LINEA. Alleshwaram, T. Gilman, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA,USA; T. Satyan-Sharma, FPL, Jensen Beach, FL, USAPVP2015-45214: LOW CYCLE FATIGUE BEHAVIOR IN AIR AND IN PWRWATER OF TYPE 304L AND 316L AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEELS MANU-FACTURED BY HOT ISOSTATIC PRESSING PROCESSL. De Baglion, AREVA, Paris La Défense, France; D. Cedat, AREVA NP SAS,Chalon sur Saône, France; P. Ould, AREVA NP SAS, Paris La Défense, France;

26

W.-J. Chitty, AREVA NP SAS, Le Creusot, FrancePVP2015-45355: PROPOSAL OF COMMON RULES FOR FATIGUE CRACKGROWTH LAW OF JSME RULES ONK. Hojo, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd, Kobe, Japan; T. Arai, Central ResearchInstitute of Electric Power, Yokosuka, Japan; M. Itatani, Toshiba, Yokohama, Japan

SESSION 2.1C (CT-5-1)Tuesday, July 21, 2015, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, White HillASSEMBLY OF BOLTED FLANGE JOINTSSymposium on Bolted Joints—Co-Sponsored by Computer Technology andBolted Joints, and Design & Analysis Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: A. F. Waterland, VSP Technologies, Prince George, VA, USA; A.

Bausman, VSP Technologies, Kingspoint, TN, USAChair: A. F. Waterland, VSP Technologies, Prince George, VA, USACo-Chair: A. Bausman, VSP Technologies, Kingspoint, TN, USAPVP2015-45280: A NEW LOW STRESS TO SEAL CONFORMABLE EPTFEGASKET TAPE FOR LARGE DIAMETER GLASS LINED STEEL (GLS) EQUIP-MENTD. C. Bissett, W.L. Gore & Associates, GmbH, Putzbrunn, Germany; C. Jones,W.L.Gore & Associates, Elkton, MD, USAPVP2015-45715: EFFECT OF SCATTER IN AXIAL BOLT FORCE ON THESEALING PERFORMANCE OF 20” INCH PIPE FLANGE CONNECTIONS WITHCSG UNDER INTERNAL PRESSUREY. Omiya, K. Itano, Okayama University, Okayama, JapanPVP2015-45756: INITIAL INVESTIGATION ON THE EFFECT OF BOLT LOAD-ING RATE ON THE NEED TO RE-TORQUE PTFE GASKETS IN BOLTEDFLANGED CONNECTIONSM. Clarke, A. F. Waterland, K. Grant, VSP Technologies, Prince George, VA, USAPVP2015-45177: EFFECT OF MATERIAL PROPERTIES OF GASKET ON THESEALING PERFORMANCE OF PIPE FLANGE CONNECTIONS AT ELEVATEDTEMPERATURET. Sawa, Hiroshima University, Tokyo, Japan; Y. Takagi, Tokyo Electric Power Co,Yokohama, Japan; H. Torii, RITE, Kyoto, Japan

SESSION 2.1D (CS-7-4)Tuesday, July 21, 2015, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, WhittierPANEL SESSION: SYMPOSIUM ON CHANGES AND FUTURE DIRECTIONSTO THE ASME BOILER & PRESSURE VESSEL CODE: IDeveloped by: R. Barnes, ANRIC, Etobicoke, ON, CanadaChair: R. Barnes, ANRIC, Etobicoke, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: T. Sham, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USAPanelists:J. Feldstein, BPTCS, Chair, Foster Wheeler North America, Clinton, NJ, USAD. Berger, Section I, Chair, Allentown, PA, USAT. Bedeaux, Section IV, Chair, Consultant, Middletown, PA, USAW. Sperko, Section IX, Chair, Sperko Engineering Services Inc., Greensboro, NC, USAM. Rana, Section VIII, Member, Praxair Inc., Tonawanda, NY, USAB. Shelley, Section X, Vice Chair, Allsourcepps, Smyrna, DE, USA

SESSION 2.1E (HT-3-1)Tuesday, July 21, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, Beacon HillDESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF HIGH PRESSURE COMPRESSION EQUIPMENTLuc H. Geraets Memorial International Symposium on Structural Integrity—Co-Sponsored by Design & Analysis, Codes & Standards, Computer Tech-nology and Bolted Joints, High Pressure Technology, Materials & Fabrication,and Operations, Applications & Components Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: E. Giacomelli, Dott.Ing.Mario Cozzani Srl, La Spezia, La Spezia,

ItalyChair: E. Giacomelli, Dott.Ing.Mario Cozzani Srl, La Spezia, La Spezia,

ItalyCo-Chair: E. Miller, DuPont, Orange, TX, USAPVP2015-45185: OPTIMIZATION OF HYPERCOMPRESSORS CONFIGURA-TION AND RELATED PLANT ARRANGEMENTC. Maggi, L. Tognarelli, S. Giorgetti, GE Oil&Gas, Florence, ItalyPVP2015-45040: HYPER COMPRESSOR REVAMP PROCEDURES TO EX-TEND MTBMH. Lankenau, S. Damberg, B. Wagner, NEAC Compressor Service, Uebach-

Palenberg, GermanyPVP2015-45216: AUTOMATED APPROACH FOR RECIPROCATING COM-PRESSOR CYLINDERS DESIGNA. Babbini, G. Orsi, R. Maleci, GE Oil & Gas, Firenze, FI, Italy

SESSION 2.1F (DA-8-1)Tuesday, July 21, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, CambridgeFITNESS FOR SERVICE EVALUATIONS—IRobert E. Nickell Memorial Symposium on Fitness-for-Service—Co-Sponsored by Materials & Fabrication, Codes & Standards, Design & Analy-sis, and High Pressure Technology Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: T. Seipp, Becht Engineering Canada, Ltd., Calgary, AB, Canada;

K. Subramanian, Stress Engineering Services, Metairie, LA, USAChair: T. Seipp, Becht Engineering Canada, Ltd., Calgary, AB, CanadaCo-Chair: K. Subramanian, Stress Engineering Services, Metairie, LA, USAPVP2015-45512: VALIDITY OF PROCEDURE FOR PLASTIC COLLAPSE AS-SESSMENT OF A LOCAL THIN AREA NEAR VESSEL AND NOZZLE INTER-SECTIONS SUBJECTED TO INTERNAL PRESSURE AND EXTERNALLOADINGSK. Oyamada, The High Pressure Gas Safety Institute of Japan, Tokyo, Japan; S.Konosu, Ibaraki University, Hitachi, Japan; T. Miyashita, T. Ohno, H. Suzuki, TheHigh Pressure Gas Safety Institute of Japan, Tokyo, JapanPVP2015-45538: PROCEDURE FOR PLASTIC COLLAPSE ASSESSMENT OFA LOCAL THIN AREA NEAR VESSEL AND NOZZLE INTERSECTIONS SUB-JECTED TO INTERNAL PRESSURE AND EXTERNAL LOADINGSS. Konosu, Ibaraki University, Hitachi, Japan; K. Ogasawara, Mitsui Engineering& Shipbuilding Co., Ltd., Chiba, Japan; K. Oyamada, , The High Pressure GasSafety Institute of Japan, Tokyo, JapanPVP2015-45625: ASME SECTION VIII RECERTIFICATION OF A 33,000 GAL-LON VACUUM-JACKETED LH2 STORAGE VESSEL FOR DENSIFIED HYDRO-GEN TESTING AT NASA KENNEDY SPACE CENTERA. Swanger, W. Notardonato, NASA Kennedy Space Center, Kennedy Space Cen-ter, FL, USA; K. M. Jumper, Sierra Lobo, Kennedy Space Center, FL, USAPVP2015-45734: NONLINEAR FEA OF A CORRODED PIPE.V. Akula, Dassault Systemes Simulia Corp., Lewisville, TX, USA

SESSION 2.1G (MF-2-1)Tuesday, July 21, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, TremontAPPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILURE ASSESSMENT—IDeveloped by: P.-S. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USA;

J. Wang, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USAChair: P.-S. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USACo-Chair: J. Wang, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USAPVP2015-45300: A STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF SCALING ON STRUCTURALINTEGRITY ASSESSMENTP. Orrock, D. J. Smith, C. E. Truman, University of Bristol, Bristol, United King-domPVP2015-45859: FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF A FULL-SCALE TEST OFA CRACKED DISSIMILAR METAL WELD FOR AGING NUCLEAR POWER PIP-ING AND FRACTURE FAILURE ASSESSMENTL. Zeng, Åf-Industry AB, Nuclear Technology, Göteborg, Sweden; C. Luo,EDRMEDESO AB, Göteborg, Sweden; L. Jansson, P. Gyllen, Åf-Industry AB, Nu-clear Technology, Göteborg, SwedenPVP2015-45948: CONSTRAINT BASED ASSESSMENTS OF LARGE-SCALECRACKED STRAIGHT PIPES AND ELBOWSR. Ainsworth, M. Gintalas, The University of Manchester, Manchester, United King-domPVP2015-45178: UPPER BOUND ESTIMATES OF THE CONTRIBUTION OFAN UNKNOWN RESIDUAL STRESS FIELD TO STRESS INTENSITY FACTORH. E. Coules, D. J. Smith, University of Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom

SESSION 2.1H (DA-2-1)Tuesday, July 21, 2015, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, StuartDESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PIPING COMPONENTS—IDeveloped by: C. Basavaraju, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, North Potomac,

MD, USA; K. Subramanian, Stress Engineering Services,Metairie, LA, USA

27

Chair: C. Basavaraju, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, North Potomac,MD, USA

Co-Chair: R. Baliga, Advent Engineering Svcs, San Ramon, CA, USAPVP2015-45315: AN ANLYTICAL SOLUTION FOR CALCULATING STRESSESON FULL ENCIRCLEMENT SLEEVES USED ON PIPES AND PRESSURE VES-SELSC. Nadarajah, Becht Engineering Co. Inc., Fairfax, VA, USAPVP2015-45234: MECHANICAL AND SCC BEHAVIOR OF AN API5L STEELCASING WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF DEEP GEOLOGICAL REPOSITORIESFOR RADIOACTIVE WASTEF. Bumbieler, S. Necib, J. Morel, D. Crusset, G. Armand, Andra, Bure, FrancePVP2015-45169: STRUCTURAL ASSESSMENT OF MAIN STEAM LINE ANDCONTAINMENT BUILDING UNDER STEAM EXPLOSION CONDITIONSS. H. Kim, Y. Chang, Kyung Hee University, Kyunggi-do, Korea (Republic); S.Song, Y.-J. Cho, Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety, Daejeon-si, Korea (Republic)PVP2015-45124: STUDY ON LIMIT LOAD OF DOUBLE PIPE BEND COM-BINED FITTINGC. Zhou, J. Li, X. He, Nanjing Tech University, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China

SESSION 2.1I (SE-1-1)Tuesday, July 21, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Mezzanine, BerkeleySEISMIC RELATED TOPICSDeveloped by: C.-S. Tsai, Feng Chia University, Taichung, Taiwan; T. Taniguchi,

Tottori University, Tottori, Japan; G. Slagis, G C Slagis Associ-ates, Roseville, CA, USA; S. Karamanos, University of Thessaly,Volos, Greece

Chair: O. S. Bursi, University of Trento, Trento, ItalyCo-Chair: Y. L. Mo, University of Houston, Houston, TX, USAPVP2015-45007: SEISMIC RESPONSE ANALYSIS OF HIGH SPEED RAIL VE-HICLE CONSIDERING WHEEL/RAIL CONTACT PROBLEMA. Sone, K. Nagao, A. Masuda, H. Nakakoji, Kyoto Institute of Technology, Kyoto,JapanPVP2015-45057: DELAY ESTIMATION FOR RELIABILITY INTEPRETATIONOF REAL-TIME HYBRID SIMULATION INVOLVING VISCOUS DAMPERS TO-WARDS SEISMIC HAZARD MITIGATIONS. Richardson, C. Chen, J. Valdovinos, W. Pong, K. Chen, San Francisco StateUniversity, San Francisco, CA, USAPVP2015-45530: TSUNAMI DAMAGE TO OIL STORAGE TANKS IN THEMw9.0 2011 TOHOKU, JAPAN EARTHQUAKEK. Hatayama, National Research Institute of Fire and Disaster, Chofu, Tokyo,Japan

SESSION 2.1J (CS-15-1)Tuesday, July 21, 2015, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Mezzanine, ClarendonRISK-INFORMED METHODS FOR STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY ASSESS-MENT—ISymposium on Probabilistic Assessments and Risk Management—Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards, Materials & Fabrication, and Operations,Applications & Components Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: S. Xu, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, CanadaChair: S. Xu, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: Y. Garud, SIMRAND, LLC, San Jose, CA, USAPVP2015-45367: RELIABILITY BASED RISK ASSESSMENT OF A COMPLEXWELDED STRUCTURE WITH MULTIPLE SITE CRACKSW. Huang, S. Narayanaswamy, Institute of High Performance Computing, Singa-pore, SingaporePVP2015-45746: ESTIMATION AND VISUALIZATION OF THE PROBABILITYOF FAILING AN ASSESSMENT WHEN USING A FAILURE ASSESSMENT DI-AGRAMJ. Cochran, C. Panzarella, R. Guo, The Equity Engineering Group, Inc., ShakerHeights, OH, USAPVP2015-45997: STATISTICAL MODELING OF RESISTANCE TO CRACK INI-TIATION DUE TO HYDRIDED REGION OVERLOADS AT SIMULATED FLAWSIN CANDU PRESSURE TUBESL. Gutkin, D. Scarth, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2015-46010: FEASIBILITY OF DEVELOPING A RISK-INFORMED PROCE-DURE TO DEFINE PRESSURE-TEMPERATURE LIMITS FOR FRACTURE

PROTECTION OF Zr-Nb PRESSURE TUBES UNDER HEAT-UP AND COOL-DOWN CONDITIONSS. Xu, D. Scarth, P. Doddihal, P. Mosbrucker, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, Canada

SESSION 2.1K (DA-7-1)Tuesday, July 21, 2015, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, St. JamesTHERMAL STRESSES AND ELEVATED TEMPERATURE DESIGNDeveloped by: A. Segall, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USAChair: A. Segall, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USACo-Chair: S. Iyer, AECL, Mississauga, ON, CanadaPVP2015-45416: CREEP SIMULATION OF THE HYDROPROCESSING REAC-TOR USING A PHYSICALLY-BASED CDM MODELY. Zhou, C. Xuedong, F. Zhichao, J. Dong, Hefei General Machinery ResearchInstitute, Hefei, Anhui, ChinaPVP2015-45671: A UNIFIED VISCOPLASTIC MODEL FOR CREEP AND FA-TIGUE-CREEP RESPONSE SIMULATIONS OF HAYNES 230P. Barrett, Corvid Technologies, Mooresville, NC, USA; T. Hassan, North CarolinaState University, Raleigh, NC, USAPVP2015-45605: HIGH TEMPERATURE, MULTI-MATERIAL, CYCLIC PLAS-TICITY OF A P91 WELDED BRANCH-HEADER CONNECTION UNDERCYCLIC PRESSURES. Leen, M. Li, R. A. Barrett, National University of Ireland, Galway, Ireland; S.Scully, ESB Energy International, Dublin, Ireland; D. Joyce, National Universityof Ireland, Galway, IrelandPVP2015-45282: THERRI—A JOINT RESEARCH PROJECT TO THE CON-TROL OF RAPID TEMPERATURE CHANGES IN INDUSTRIAL COMPONENTSR. Trieglaff, A. Schulz, TÜV NORD SysTec Gmbh & Co. Kg, Hamburg, Germany;D. Rieck, ENCOS GmbH, Greifswald, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, GermanyPVP2015-45385: THERMAL-STRUCTURE ANALYSIS AND ENGINEERINGCALCULATION FOR DOUBLE TUBESHEETS OF HEAT EXCHANGERG. Zhu, China Special Equipment Inspection and Research Institute /Beijing Uni-versity of Chemical Technology, Beijing, China; B. Shou, China Special EquipmentInspection & Research Institute, Beijing, China

SESSION 2.1L (SPC-3-1)Tuesday, July 21, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, FranklinSTUDENT PAPER COMPETITION II—PHD LEVELDeveloped by: R. S. Hafner, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Liver-

more, CA, USA; M. Nitzel, M.E. Nitzel Engineering Services,Nampa, ID, USA

Chair: N. O’Dowd, University of Limerick, Limerick, IrelandCo-Chair: C. Giannopapa, Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven,

NetherlandsPVP2015-45136: LARGE EDDY SIMULATION OF FLUID-ELASTIC INSTABIL-ITY IN SQUARE NORMAL CYLINDER ARRAYV. Shinde, Centre national de la recherche scientifique, Clamart, France; E. Lon-gatte, Électricité de France, Chatou, France; F. Baj, Commissariat à l’EnergieAtomique et aux énergies alternatives, Gif-sur-Yvette, FrancePVP2015-45401: BURST PRESSURE PREDICTION OF CRACKED STEAMGENERATOR TUBE USING FE DAMAGE ANALYSISJ. Y. Jeon, Y. J. Kim, Korea University, Seoul, Korea (Republic); J.-W. Kim, ChosunUniversity, Kwangju, Korea (Republic)PVP2015-45936: CALIBRATING PHASE TRANSFORMATION AND GRAINGROWTH MODELS AND MEASURING PHASE DEPENDENT MATERIALPROPERTIES FOR USE IN FE SIMULATIONS OF WELDSN. O`Meara, University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom; S. D Smith,TWI Ltd., Cambridge, United Kingdom; J. A Francis, University of Manchester,Manchester, United KingdomPVP2015-45695: SIMPLIFIED MODEL FOR THE SEISMIC PERFORMANCEOF UNANCHORED LIQUID STORAGE TANKSM. Vathi, S. Karamanos, University of Thessaly, Volos, Greece

SESSION 2.1M (MF-4-3)Tuesday, July 21, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, NewburyWELDING RESIDUAL STRESS PREDICTIONS AND MEASUREMENTS—IIDeveloped by: E. Keim, AREVA, Erlangen, Germany; F. Brust, Engineering Me-

chanics Corp of Columbus, Columbus, OH, USA

28

Chair: E. Keim, AREVA, Erlangen, GermanyCo-Chair: F. Brust, Engineering Mechanics Corp of Columbus, Columbus,

OH, USAPVP2015-45224: RESIDUAL STRESSES IN CLAD NUCLEAR REACTORPRESSURE VESSEL STEELS; PREDICTION, MEASUREMENT AND RECON-STRUCTIONK. Serasli, H. E. Coules, D. J. Smith, University of Bristol, Bristol, United King-domPVP2015-45655: DEVELOPMENT OF RESIDUAL STRESS SIMULATION ANDEXPERIMENTAL MEASUREMENT TOOLS FOR USE IN LIFETIME ASSESS-MENT OF STAINLESS STEEL PRESSURE VESSELST. Reynolds, A. Brown, L. Beghini, T. Kostka, C. San Marchi, Sandia National Lab-oratories, Livermore, CA, USAPVP2015-45139: EVALUATION OF RESIDUAL STRESSES INDUCED BY RE-PAIRS TO SMALL DIAMETER STAINLESS STEEL PIPE WELDST. G. Hicks, W. R. Mabe, J. R. Miller, Bechtel Marine Propulsion Corporation, WestMifflin, PA, USA; J. V. Mullen, Bechtel Marine Propulsion Corporation, Schenec-tady, NY, USA

SESSION 2.1N (MF-21-1)Tuesday, July 21, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Mezzanine, ExeterADVANCED MANUFACTURING FOR NEW NUCLEAR BUILDS AND PVP AP-PLICATIONSDeveloped by: A. Duncan, J. Bobbitt, Savannah River National Laboratory,

Aiken, SC, USA; R. Rebak, GE Global Research, Schenectady,NY, USA; C. San Marchi, Sandia National Laboratories, Liver-more, CA, USA; A. Wasylyk, World Nuclear Association, London,United Kingdom; A. Horn, AMEC Foster Wheeler, Warrington,United Kingdom

Chair: A. Duncan, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USACo-Chair: A. Horn, AMEC Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United KingdomPVP2015-45064: HYBRID FRICTION DIFFUSION BONDING (HFDB) OF COILWOUND HEAT EXCHANGERSA. Roos, D. R. Alba, S. Hanke, Helmholtz-Centre Geesthacht, Geesthacht,Schleswig-Holstein, Germany; G. Wimmer, Linde Engineering Division, Tacherting,Germany; J. F. Dos Santos, Helmholtz-Centre Geesthacht, Geesthacht,Schleswig-Holstein, GermanyPVP2015-45534: IMPACT TOUGHNESS OF PM HIPED VS. CONVENTIONAL316L (Presentation Only)T. Berglund, Sandvik Powder Solutions, Surahammar, Sweden; L. Larsson, M.Östlund, Sandvik Materials Technology, Sandviken, SwedenPVP2015-46001: DEVELOPMENT OF LASER ENGINEERED NET SHAPE(LENS) ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING FOR REPAIRP. Korinko, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2015-45675: FABRICATION, WELDING, AND INSPECTION TECHNIQUESIN PREPARATION FOR IN-REACTOR TESTING OF ACCIDENT TOLERANTFUELSK. Barrett, M. Teague, G. Moore, C. Woolum, K. Archibald, Idaho National Labo-ratory, Idaho Falls, ID, USA

SESSION 2.1O (MF-12-1)Tuesday, July 21, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, CabotPIPELINE INTEGRITY—1Developed by: X.-K. Zhu, Edison Welding Institute, Columbus, OH, USA;D.-Y.

Park, CanMet, Calgary, AB, CanadaChair: X.-K. Zhu, EWI, Columbus, OH, USACo-Chair: D.-Y. Park, CanMet, Calgary, AB, CanadaPVP2015-45873: SIMULATION OF DUCTILE FRACTURE IN PIPELINESTEELS UNDER VARYING CONSTRAINT CONDITIONS USING COHESIVEZONE MODELINGS. Parmar, X. Wang, Carleton University, Ottawa, ON, Canada; W. R. Tyson, Can-metMATERIALS, Natural Resources Canada, Ottawa, ON, Canada; S. Xu, Can-metMATERIALS, Natural Resources Canada, Hamilton, ON, CanadaPVP2015-45062: EFFECTS OF LOADING MODE ON BRITTLE FRACTURE OFX70 PIPE GIRTH WELDSD.-Y. Park, J.-P. Gravel, CanmetMATERIALS, Natural Resources Canada, Cal-gary, AB, Canada

PVP2015-45743: FRACTURE BEHAVIOR OF PRESSURIZED DEFECTIVEPIPES SUBJECTED TO LARGE TENSILE STRAINSM. Paredes, T. Wierzbicki, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge,MA, USAPVP2015-45672: FURTHER INSIGHTS ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN JAND CTOD FOR SE(B) AND SE(T) SPECIMENS INCLUDING DUCTILECRACK PROPAGATIOND. Sarzosa, C. Ruggieri, University of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil

SESSION 2.1Q (TW-4)Tuesday, July 21, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Mezzanine, GeorgianTECHNICAL TUTORIAL 2: OVERVIEW OF ASME POST CONSTRUCTIONSTANDARDS PCC—2,3: REPAIR OF PRESSURE EQUIPMENT AND PIPING—PART 1Developed by: M. Younan, American University in Cairo, New Cairo, EgyptPresented by: J. L. Arnold, Niantic Bay Engineering, LLC; J. Taagepera,

Chevron Energy Technology Co.; S. Roberts, Shell Oil Co.

SESSION 2.1S (CT-17-1)Tuesday, July 21, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Imperial FoyerSOFTWARE DEMONSTRATION FORUM—IDeveloped by: J. Cory, Jr, Siemens PLM Software, Milford, OH, USA

No textBlock 2.2: Tuesday, July 21 (10:30 am – 12:15 pm)

No text

SESSION 2.2A (FSI-8-2)Tuesday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Mezzanine, ArlingtonPANEL SESSION: SYMPOSIUM OF IAEA ACTIVITIES ON FLUID STRUC-TURAL INTERACTION FOR NUCLEAR COMPONENTS—FLUID STRUCTUREINTERACTION DESIGNDeveloped by: P. Moussou, Electricite de France, Clamart, FranceChair: S. Kaneko, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, JapanCo-Chair: S. Etienne, Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal, Montréal, QC,

CanadaPanelists:N. Mureithi, Ecole Polytechnique de Montréal, Montréal, CanadaD. Weaver, Mc Master University, Hamilton, CanadaT. Nishihara, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Tokyo, JapanS. Takahashi, Hitachi Ltd., Tokyo, JapanV. Janzen, Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, Chalk River, CanadaA. Tijsseling, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven, The Netherlands

SESSION 2.2B (CS-3-3)Tuesday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, Back BayENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE ISSUES—IIISymposium on Fatigue Issues—Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards, De-sign & Analysis, High Pressure Technology, and Materials & FabricationTechnical CommitteesDeveloped by: G. Stevens, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville,

MD, USA; S. Asada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd, Kobe,Japan; S. Mohanty, Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL,USA

Chair: S. Asada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd, Kobe, JapanCo-Chair: S. Mohanty, Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL, USAPVP2015-45619: AN EXAMINATION OF THE ROLE OF THE ASSUMED MA-TERIAL YOUNG’S MODULUS VALUE AT THE HIGH CYCLE END OF ASMECODE FATIGUE CURVE FOR STAINLESS STEELSS. Ranganath, XGEN Engineering, San Jose, CA, USA; H. Mehta, GE HitachiNuclear Engineering, San Jose, CA, USAPVP2015-45701: EFFECT OF PRESSURIZED WATER REACTOR ENVIRON-MENT ON MATERIAL PARAMETERS OF 316 STAINLESS STEEL: A CYCLICPLASTICITY BASED EVOLUTIONARY MATERIAL MODELING APPROACHS. Mohanty, S. Majumdar, W. Soppet, K. Natesan, Argonne National Laboratory,Argonne, IL, USA

29

PVP2015-45812: INFLUENCE OF PWR ENVIRONMENT ON FATIGUE CRACKINITIATION AND GROWTH OF TYPE 316 STAINLESS STEELR. Fujikawa, T. Nakamura, S. Abe, Osaka University, Osaka, Japan; M. Kamaya,Institute of Nuclear Safety System, Mikata-gun Fukui, JapanPVP2015-45843: NEGATIVE R FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH RATE TESTINGON AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEEL IN A SIMULATED PRIMARY WATERENVIRONMENTSN. Platts, D. Tice, W. Zhang, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, Cheshire, UnitedKingdom

SESSION 2.2C (DA-10-1)Tuesday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, White HillDESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF BOLTED JOINTS—HIGH TEMPERATURE ANDEXTREME LOADINGSymposium on Bolted Joints—Co-Sponsored by Computer Technology andBolted Joints, and Design & Analysis Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: W. Brown, Integrity Engineering Solutions, Dunsborough, WA,

Australia; G. Van Zyl, Sabic, Jubail, Saudi ArabiaChair: R. Noble, 1tegrity Ltd, Sunderland, United KingdomCo-Chair: C. Rodery, BP p.l.c, League City, TX, USAPVP2015-45209: FEM ANALYSIS AND PRELOAD EVALUATION OF BOLTEDJOINTS SUBJECT TO LOW TEMPERATUREY. Yan, M. Wen, Y. Li, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, Shaanxi, ChinaPVP2015-45945: AN UPDATE ON NUT FACTOR VS. DIAMETER AND MATE-RIALW. Brown, T.-Y. Lim, Integrity Engineering Solutions, Dunsborough, WA, AustraliaPVP2015-45974: INVESTIGATION OF A CHRONIC LEAKING PROBLEM OFA HEAT EXCHANGER GIRTH FLANGEG. Van Zyl, Sabic, Jubail, Saudi ArabiaPVP2015-45896: DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF THE RISK-BASED JOINT IN-TEGRITY (RBJI) ASSESSMENT METHODOLOGYW. Brown, Integrity Engineering Solutions, Dunsborough, WA, Australia

SESSION 2.2D (CS-7-5)Tuesday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, WhittierPANEL SESSION: SYMPOSIUM ON CHANGES AND FUTURE DIRECTIONSTO THE ASME BOILER & PRESSURE VESSEL CODE: IIDeveloped by: R. Barnes, ANRIC, Etobicoke, ON, CanadaChair: R. Barnes, ANRIC, Etobicoke, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: T. Sham, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USAPanelists:R. Hill, BNCS, Chair, Hill Engineering Solutions LLC, Las Vegas, NV, USAJ. Henry, Section II, Chair, Kiefner/Applus RTD, Chattanooga, TN, USAR. Hill, Section III, Chair, Hill Engineering Solutions LLC, Las Vegas, NV, USAW. Hembree, Section V, Chair, TVA, Signal Mountain, TN, USAR. Crane, Section XI. Secretary, ASME, New York, NY, USAM. Rana, Section XII, Chair, Praxair Inc., Tonawanda, NY, USA

SESSION 2.2E (HT-3-3)Tuesday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, Beacon HillANALYSIS AND PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF VERY HIGH PRESSURECOMPRESSORSLuc H. Geraets Memorial International Symposium on Structural Integrity—Co-Sponsored by Design & Analysis, Codes & Standards, Computer Tech-nology and Bolted Joints, High Pressure Technology, Materials & Fabrication,and Operations, Applications & Components Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: E. Giacomelli, Dott.Ing.Mario Cozzani Srl, La Spezia, La Spezia,

ItalyChair: E. Giacomelli, Dott.Ing.Mario Cozzani Srl, La Spezia, La Spezia,

ItalyCo-Chair: A. Babbini, GE Oil & Gas, Firenze, FI, ItalyPVP2015-45338: MAXIMIZE HYPER COMPRESSOR UPTIME APPLYING ANINDUSTRY PROVEN MONITORING APPROACHO. Franz, Prognost Systems GmbH, Rheine, Germany; J. Vigants, Prognost Sys-tems GmbH, Houston, TX, USAPVP2015-45073: COMPRESSOR GENERAL ARRANGEMENT DYNAMIC DE-SIGN GUIDED BY PRELIMINARY CYLINDER MANIFOLD FORCED RE-

SPONSEM. Passeri, R. Bagagli, C. Maggi, GE Oil & Gas, Firenze, ItalyPVP2015-45100: STRAIN GAGE AND THERMOCOUPLE MEASUREMENTSOF HYPER COMPRESSOR PACKING CUPS TO STUDY PRESSURE SEALINGPERFORMANCEE. Miller, DuPont, Orange, TX, USA; J. Blanding, DuPont (retired), Houston, TX, USA

SESSION 2.2F (DA-8-2)Tuesday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, CambridgeFITNESS FOR SERVICE EVALUATIONS II AND POST-CONSTRUCTIONISSUESRobert E. Nickell Memorial Symposium on Fitness-for-Service—Co-Sponsored by Materials & Fabrication, Codes & Standards, Design & Analy-sis, and High Pressure Technology Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: G. Van Zyl, Sabic, Jubail, Saudi Arabia; K. Subramanian, Stress

Engineering Services, Metairie, LA, USAChair: G. Van Zyl, Sabic, Jubail, Saudi ArabiaCo-Chair: K. Subramanian, Stress Engineering Services, Metairie, LA, USAPVP2015-45147: NEW CLASSIFICATION ASSESSMENT RULE FOR DE-FECTS FITNESSZ. Chen, School of Mechanical and Power Engineering, Shanghai, ChinaPVP2015-45541: STRESS INTENSIFICATION FACTORS FOR NON-CONCEN-TRIC ELBOW BRANCHES IN OLD CARBON-STEEL PIPELINESL. Scano, Studio Scano - Safety & Integrity, Udine, UD, ItalyPVP2015-45626: MY PIPES ARE CORRODING! WHEN SHOULD I REPAIR?GETTING THE ANSWERS YOU NEED FOR MAINTAINING PIPELINE IN-TEGRITYM. Turnquist, Quest Integrity Group, Boulder, CO, USAPVP2015-45189: ASSESSMENT OF THE INFLUENCE OF THE USE OF WELDOVERLAY AS A REPAIR METHOD ON THE STRESS LEVEL OF BULGEDSECTIONS OF COKE DRUMSE. Araque, G. Vivas, A. Moret, PDVSA, Los Teques, Venezuela

SESSION 2.2G (MF-2-3)Tuesday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, TremontAPPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILURE ASSESSMENT—IIIDeveloped by: D. Scarth, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, CanadaChair: P.-S. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USACo-Chair: P. Doddihal, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2015-45450: DYNAMIC EFFECTS ON FRACTURE TOUGHNESS FORFERRITIC STEEL IN THE DUCTILE-TO-BRITTLE TRANSITIONC. Jacquemoud, CEA, Gif Sur Yvette, France; I. Delvallee-Nunio, F. Balestreri,IRSN, Fontenay-aux-Roses, FrancePVP2015-45977: FRACTURE ANALYSES OF CURVED COMPACT TENSIONSPECIMENS OF IRRADIATED HYDRIDED Zr-2.5Nb MATERIALS (Presenta-tion Only)S.-J. Sung, M. Y. Ali, J. Pan, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, USA; P.-S.Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USA; D. Scarth, KinectricsInc., Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2015-45635: CHARACTERIZATION OF THE EFFECT OF NOTCH BLUNT-NESS ON HYDROGEN EMBRITTLEMENT AND FRACTURE BEHAVIORUSING FE ANALYSESJ. Y. Jeon, Korea University, Seoul, Korea (Republic); N. O. Larrosa, the Universityof Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom; Y. R. Oh, Y. J. Kim, Korea University,Seoul, Korea (Republic); R. Ainsworth, University of Manchester, Manchester,United KingdomPVP2015-45735: DUCTILE FRACTURE PREDICTION WITH INSTABILITYCONDITION OF MATERIAL CONSTITUTIVE RELATIONSHIPS (PresentationOnly)L. Xue, Thinkviewer LLC, Sugar Land, TX, USAPVP2015-46000: FRACTURE PROTECTION OF CANDU Zr-2.5Nb PRESSURETUBES WITH HIGH HYDROGEN EQUIVALENT CONCENTRATIONP. Doddihal, D. Scarth, P. Mosbrucker, S. Xu, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, Canada

SESSION 2.2H (DA-2-2)Tuesday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, StuartDESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PIPING COMPONENTS—II

30

Developed by: B. Li, Amec Foster Wheeler, Toronto, ON, Canada; K. Subraman-ian, Stress Engineering Services, Metairie, LA, USA

Chair: B. Li, Amec Foster Wheeler, Toronto, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: R. Baliga, Advent Engineering Svcs, San Ramon, CA, USAPVP2015-45284: B31.1 COMPLIANT DESIGN OF CFRP BURIED PIPING SYS-TEMSN. Stoeva, T. Adams, Stevenson & Associates, Independence, OH, USA; T.Jimenez, FIBRWRAP, San Diego, CA, USA; S. Arnold, FYFE Co. LLC, San Diego,CA, USA; J. Uhland, Duke Energy, York, SC, USAPVP2015-45519: STRESS ANALYSIS AND OPTIMUM DESIGN OF THE HEATTRANSPORT SYSTEM AT MOLTEN SALT REACTORX. Zhang, X. Wang, W. Gong, Y. Fu, Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics, Chi-nese Academy of Sciences, Shang Hai, ChinaPVP2015-45008: EFFECTS OF HIGH FREQUENCY HYDRODYNAMIC LOADSON STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY AND MECHANICAL OPERABILITY OFVALVESY. Isbiliroglu, C. Ozgur, E. Ulku, N. Vaidya, Rizzo Associates, Pittsburgh, PA, USA;K. Paserba, Westinghouse Electric Company, Cranberry Township, PA, USAPVP2015-45489: DEVELOPMENT OF A METHOD TO ASSESS IMPACT HAZ-ARDSA. Toft, P. Gill, Amec, Warrington, United Kingdom

SESSION 2.2I (SE-2-1)Tuesday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Mezzanine, BerkeleyEARTHQUAKE RESISTANCE AND SEISMIC MARGINDeveloped by: A. Maekawa, Institute of Nuclear Safety System, INC., Fukui,

Japan; T. Taniguchi, Tottori University, Tottori, JapanChair: A. Maekawa, Institute of Nuclear Safety System, INC., Fukui,

JapanCo-Chair: T. Taniguchi, Tottori University, Tottori, JapanPVP2015-45083: APPROXIMATION OF UPLIFT OF FLAT-BOTTOM CYLINDRI-CAL TANKS AND EFFECTS OF OUT-OF-PLANE DEFORMATION OF CYLIN-DRICAL SHELL ON ITT. Taniguchi, Tottori University, Tottori, Japan; T. Nakashima, JIP Techno-Science,Yao, Japan; D. Okui, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd., Kobe, JapanPVP2015-45469: SEISMIC MARGIN EVALUATION METHODS USING EQUIV-ALENT SDOF MODEL AND ELASTO-PLASTIC RESPONSE SPECTRUMS. Onitsuka, T. Iijima, Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy, Ltd., Hitachi-shi, Ibaraki-ken,Japan; Y. Ushio, Hitachi, Ltd., Hitachinaka, Ibaraki-Ken, Japan; Y. Okuda, ToshibaCorporation, Yokohama, Japan; T. Hirai, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Kobe,JapanPVP2015-45531: A SIMPLIFIED ANALYSIS METHOD FOR ELASTO-PLASTICSEISMIC RESPONSE USING THE ENERGY BALANCE EQUATION OF A MAX-IMUM HYSTERESIS LOOPG. Nakamura, Y. Okuda, S. Ebato, Toshiba Corporation, Yokohama, Japan; H.Niwa, Toshiba Nuclear Engineering Services Corporation, Yokohama, Japan; T.Iijima, Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy, Ltd., Ibaraki, JapanPVP2015-45913: INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENCES BETWEEN SEISMICSAFETY EVALUATION METHODS FOR EQUIPMENT AND PIPING OF A NU-CLEAR FACILITYA. Nishida, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Chiba, Japan; K. Iigaki, K. Sawa, Y. Li,Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, Japan

SESSION 2.2J (CS-15-2)Tuesday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Mezzanine, ClarendonPANEL SESSION: RISK-INFORMED METHODS FOR STRUCTURAL IN-TEGRITY ASSESSMENT—IISymposium on Probabilistic Assessments and Risk Management—Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards, Materials & Fabrication, and Operations,Applications & Components Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: S. Xu, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, Canada, M. Kirk, Nuclear

Regulatory Commission, Rockville, MD, USAChair: M. Kirk, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville, MD, USACo-Chair: T. Hardin, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, CA, USAPanelists:T. Hardin, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, CA, USAJ. Jin, Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, Ottawa, ON, Canada

M. Kirk, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville, MD, USA

SESSION 2.2K (CS-13-1)Tuesday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, St. JamesHIGH TEMPERATURE CODES AND STANDARDS—IDeveloped by: C. M. Davies, Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom;

Y. J. Kim, Korea University, Seoul, Korea (Republic)Chair: C. M. Davies, Imperial College London, London, United KingdomCo-Chair: P. James, Amec, Warrington, United KingdomPVP2015-45270: RCC-MRX EDITION 2015: OVERVIEW OF THREE YEARSOF DEVELOPPMENTST. Lebarbe, C. Petesch, CEA Saclay, Gif-sur-Yvette, France; D. Bonne, Areva,Lyon, France; F. de la Burgade, Areva TA, Saint Paul lez Durance, France; M.Blat-Yrieix, EDF, Moret sur Loing, FrancePVP2015-45381: IDENTIFICATION OF FAILURE MODES UNDER DESIGN EX-TENSION CONDITIONSN. Kasahara, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan; I. Nakamura, National ResearchInstitute, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan; H. Machida, Tepco Systems Corporation, Tokyo,Japan; H. Nakamura, ITOCHU Techno-Solutions Corporation, Tokyo, Japan; K.Okamoto, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, JapanPVP2015-45553: ANALYTICAL STUDY ON FAILURE MECHANISMS BY EX-TREME LOADINGS UNDER DESIGN EXTENSION CONDITIONSH. Ogawa, H. Machida, TEPCO Systems Corporation, Tokyo, Japan; N. Kasahara,University of Tokyo, Tokyo, JapanPVP2015-45988: HRSG HEADER CREEP-ASSESSMENT THROUGH A PRO-CEDURE FOR THE ITALIAN CODE APPLICATION AND COMPARISON WITHTHE AMERICAN STANDARDO. Grisolia, INAIL, Central Directorate of Research, Rome, RM, Italy; L. Scano,Studio Scano - Safety & Integrity, Udine, UD, Italy

SESSION 2.2L (SPC-4-1)Tuesday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, FranklinSTUDENT PAPER COMPETITION III—PHD LEVELDeveloped by: R. S. Hafner, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Liver-

more, CA, USA; M. Nitzel, M.E. Nitzel Engineering Services,Nampa, ID, USA

Chair: C.-S. Tsai, Feng Chia University, Taichung, TaiwanCo-Chair: Y. Shoji, YS Corporation LLC, Tokyo, JapanPVP2015-45448: INFLUENCES OF OVERALL AND LOCAL PWHT ON RESID-UAL STRESSES IN THE UNDER-MATCHING WELDED JOINTSY. Qian, J. Zhao, Nanjing Tech University, Nanjing, Jiangsu, ChinaPVP2015-45173: STRAIN PREDICTION FOR X80 STEEL PIPELINE SUB-JECTED TO STRIKE-SLIP FAULT UNDER COMPRESSION COMBINED WITHBENDINGX. Liu, H. Zhang, Y. Chen, China University of Petroleum (Beijing), Beijing, ChinaPVP2015-45397: A METHOD OF AUTOMATIC DEFECT RECOGNITION FORPHASED ARRAY ULTRASONIC INSPECTION OF POLYTHENE ELECTRO-FU-SION JOINTSD. Hou, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhejaing, China; W. Guo, Zhejiang Provin-cial Special Equipment Inspection and Research Institute, Hangzhou, China; J.Zheng, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, ChinaPVP2015-45296: BUCKLING OF A FLAT PLATE IN A CONFINED AXIAL FLOWJ. Adjiman, IMSIA, Clamart, France; O. Doaré, IMSIA, Palaiseau, France; P. Mous-sou, EDF R&D, Clamart, France

SESSION 2.2M (MF-4-4)Tuesday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, NewburyWELDING RESIDUAL STRESS ESTIMATION AND OPTIMIZATIONDeveloped by: P. Gilles, AREVA, Paris La Défense, France; E. Keim, AREVA,

Erlangen, GermanyChair: P. Gilles, AREVA, Paris La Défense, FranceCo-Chair: E. Keim, AREVA, Erlangen, GermanyPVP2015-45556: A METHOD TO DEFINE THE BEST WELD SEQUENCEUSING A LIMITED NUMBER OF WELDING SIMULATION ANALYSISM. Asadi, SKC Engineering, Surrey, BC, Canada; G. Alsoruji, Carleton University,Ottawa, ON, CanadaPVP2015-45726: ANALYSIS OF RESIDUAL STRESSES IN PIPE SEAM

31

WELDS AND A PROPOSED RESIDUAL STRESS PROFILE ESTIMATIONMETHODS. Song, P. Dong, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, USAPVP2015-45753: AN ANALYTICAL INTERPRETATION OF WELDING LINEARHEAT INPUT FOR 2D RESIDUAL STRESS MODELSS. Song, X. Pei, P. Dong, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, USAPVP2015-45991: CAN A WELD IN WELDED STRUCTURE BE MADE WITHZERO RESIDUAL STRESS?S. Tchernov, Goldak Technologies Inc., Ottawa, ON, Canada; J. Goldak, CarletonUniversity, Ottawa, ON, Canada

SESSION 2.2N (OAC-3-1)Tuesday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Mezzanine, ExeterMONITORING, DIAGNOSTICS AND INSPECTION—IDeveloped by: M. Brumovsky, UJV Rez plc, Rez, Czech Republic; I. Ezekoye,

Westinghouse, Pittsburgh, PA, USAChair: M. Brumovsky, UJV Rez plc, Rez, Czech RepublicCo-Chair: M. Kytka, UJV Rez plc, Rez, Czech RepublicPVP2015-45511: MONITORING DEGRADATION IN NUCLEAR REACTORSM. Brumovsky, M. Kytka, UJV Rez plc, Rez, Czech RepublicPVP2015-45292: NONLINEAR GUIDED WAVES FOR MONITORING MI-CROSTRUCTURAL CHANGES IN METAL STRUCTURESG. Choi, Y. Liu, Penn State, University Park, PA, USA; Cliff Lissenden, Penn StateUniversity, University Park, PA, USAPVP2015-45359: APPLICATION OF VISUAL BEAM ULTRASONIC PHASEDARRAY IN INSPECTION OF WELD IN TUBULAR NODES. Wang, X. Tang, H. Yu, Y. Qian, Shanghai Institute of Special Equipment In-spection and Technical Research, Shanghai, China; J. Cheng, Beijing QingyunAviation Instrument Co., Ltd., Beijing, China;

SESSION 2.2O (MF-12-2)Tuesday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, CabotPIPELINE INTEGRITY—2Developed by: X.-K. Zhu, Edison Welding Institute, Columbus, OH, USA; S. Po-

lasik, DNV GL, Dublin, OH, USAChair: D.-Y. Park, CanMet, Calgary, AB, CanadaCo-Chair: X.-K. Zhu, EWI, Columbus, OH, USAPVP2015-45195: USE OF ELASTIC FOLLOW-UP TO STUDY THE EFFECT OFDISPLACEMENT CONTROLLED LOADING ON PLASTIC COLLAPSE PRES-SURES FOR CIRCUMFERENTIALLY CRACKED PIPESG. Wu, M. J. Pavier, D. J. Smith, University of Bristol, Bristol, United KingdomPVP2015-45713: A NEW MATERIAL FAILURE CRITERION FOR NUMERICALSIMULATION OF BURST PRESSURE OF CORROSION DEFECTS INPIPELINESX.-K. Zhu, Edison Welding Institute, Columbus, OH, USAPVP2015-46005: “LIVE” REPAIR OF GAS PIPELINE WITH DEEP GIRTHWELD CRACKJ. Tronskar, Det Norske Veritas Pte Ltd, Singapore, Singapore; R. Tornqvist, DNVGL, Singapore, Singapore; O. H. Guan, Shell, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; W. Bruce,DNV GL, Dublin, OH, USAPVP2015-45351: FAILURE ANALYSIS OF PIPELINE WITH POROSITY DE-FECTSY. Li, J. Shuai, Y. Zhou, K. Xu, China University of Petroleum-Beijing, Beijing,China

SESSION 2.2Q (TW-8)Tuesday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Mezzanine, GeorgianTECHNICAL TUTORIAL 2: OVERVIEW OF ASME POST CONSTRUCTIONSTANDARDS PCC—2,3: REPAIR OF PRESSURE EQUIPMENT AND PIPING—PART 2Developed by: M. Younan, American University in Cairo, New Cairo, EgyptChair: M. Younan, American University in Cairo, New Cairo, EgyptPresented by: J. L. Arnold, Niantic Bay Engineering, LLC; J. Taagepera,

Chevron Energy Technology Co.; S. Roberts, Shell Oil Co.

SESSION 2.2S (CT-17-2)Tuesday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Imperial Foyer

SOFTWARE DEMONSTRATION FORUM—IIDeveloped by: J. Cory, Jr, Siemens PLM Software, Milford, OH, USA

No textBlock 2.3: Tuesday, July 21 (2:00 pm – 3:45 pm)

No text

SESSION 2.3A (FSI-8-3)Tuesday, July 21, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Mezzanine, ArlingtonPANEL SESSION: SYMPOSIUM OF IAEA ACTIVITIES ON FLUID STRUC-TURAL INTERACTION FOR NUCLEAR COMPONENTS—FLUID STRUCTUREINTERACTION MAINTENANCE AND PLANT ISSUESDeveloped by: F. Inada, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry,

Tokyo, JapanChair: D. S. Weaver, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: T. Nishihara, CRIEPI, Abiko, Chiba, JapanPanelists:K. Fujita, University of Osaka, JapanS. Ziada, Mc Master University, Hamilton, CanadaS. Kaneko, Tokyo University, Tokyo, JapanP. Moussou, Electricité de France, Clamart, FranceF. Inada, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Tokyo, JapanM. Pettigrew, Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, Chalk River, Canada

SESSION 2.3B (CS-3-4)Tuesday, July 21, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, Back BayENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE ISSUES—IVSymposium on Fatigue Issues—Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards, De-sign & Analysis, High Pressure Technology, and Materials & FabricationTechnical CommitteesDeveloped by: G. Stevens, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville,

MD, USA; H. Mehta, GE Hitachi Nuclear Engineering, San Jose,CA, USA; S. Mohanty, Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL,USA

Chair: H. Mehta, GE Hitachi Nuclear Engineering, San Jose, CA, USACo-Chair: S. Mohanty, Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL, USAPVP2015-45089: STUDY ON A NEW DESIGN FATIGUE EVALUATIONMETHODS. Asada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd, Kobe, Japan; T. Hirano, IHI, Yoko-hama, Kanagawa, Japan; T. Sera, Kansai Electric Power Co., Inc., Osaka, Osaka,JapanPVP2015-45098: RESEARCH ON HOLD TIME EFFECTS IN FATIGUE OFSTAINLESS STEEL—SIMULATION OF NORMAL OPERATION BETWEEN FA-TIGUE TRANSIENTSJ. Solin, VTT, Espoo, Finland; S. Reese, H. E. Karabaki, W. Mayinger, E. ONKernkraft GmbH, Hanover, GermanyPVP2015-45146: EDF/NRC HIGH-CYCLE FATIGUE DATABASE PROPOSALT. Metais, EDF, Villeurbanne, France; G. Stevens, R. Tregoning, U.S. NuclearRegulatory Commission, Rockville, MD, USA; J.-C. Le Roux, G. Blatman, EDFR&D, Moret-Sur-Loing, France

SESSION 2.3C (DA-10-3)Tuesday, July 21, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, White HillPANEL SESSION: DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF BOLTED JOINTS—INTERNA-TIONAL LIAISON SESSION #1Symposium on Bolted Joints—Co-Sponsored by Computer Technology andBolted Joints, and Design & Analysis Technical CommitteesDeveloped by; W. Brown, Integrity Engineering Solutions, Dunsborough, WA,

AustraliaChair: W. Brown, Integrity Engineering Solutions, Dunsborough, WA,

AustraliaCo-Chair: C. Rodery, BP p.l.c, League City, TX, USAPanelists:H. Lejeune, CETIM, Nantes, FranceT. Sawa, Hiroshima University, Tokyo, JapanM. Schaaf, amtec Messtechnischer Service GmbH, Lauffen, Germany

32

SESSION 2.3D (CS-7-2)Tuesday, July 21, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, WhittierPANEL SESSION: UPCOMING CHANGES IN PCC STANDARDS—IDeveloped by: J. Arnold, Niantic Bay Engineering, LLC, Niantic, CT, USAChair: J. Arnold, Niantic Bay Engineering, LLC, Niantic, CT, USACo-Chair: J. Taagepera, Chevron ETC, Richmond, CA, USAPanelists:J. Taagepera, Chevron ETC, Richmond, CA, USAJ. Arnold, Niantic Bay Engineering, LLC, Niantic, CT, USAM. Edel, BakerRisk, San Antonio, TX, USA

SESSION 2.3E (CS-12-1)Tuesday, July 21, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, Beacon HillRECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN EUROPEAN CODES AND STANDARDSLuc H. Geraets Memorial International Symposium on Structural Integrity—Co-Sponsored by Design & Analysis, Codes & Standards, Computer Tech-nology and Bolted Joints, High Pressure Technology, Materials & Fabrication,and Operations, Applications & Components Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: J. Sharples, AMEC Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United Kingdom;

J. Shi, AMEC, Gloucester, United KingdomChair: J. Shi, AMEC, Gloucester, United KingdomCo-Chair: J. Sharples, AMEC Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United KingdomPVP2015-45033: RCC M CODE IN 2012 AND ADDENDA 2015P. Malouines, Areva, Paris La Defense, FrancePVP2015-45095: A RENAISSANCE IN THE USE OF THE SMALL PUNCHTESTING TECHNIQUER. Hurst, Swansea University, Swansea, United Kingdom; K. Matocha, Material& Metallurgical Research Ltd, Ostrava, Czech RepublicPVP2015-45817: EUROPEAN DESIGN RULES FOR TUBESHEETSF. Lidonnici, S Ambrogio Servizi Indus Srl, Milano, Italy; C. Delle Site, INAIL,Rome, ItalyPVP2015-45874: UPDATE ON EUROPEAN STANDARDS AND GUIDELINESRELATING TO INTEGRITY OF BOLTED JOINTSR. Noble, Asset55, Hebburn, South Tyneside, United KingdomPVP2015-45018: CREEP CRACK GROWTH FOR A 2¼CR1MO AND INCONELTRANSITION WELDJ. Shi, AMEC, Gloucester, United Kingdom

SESSION 2.3F (HT-4-1)Tuesday, July 21, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, CambridgeNDE AND FITNESS FOR SERVICE FOR HIGH PRESSURE VESSELSRobert E. Nickell Memorial Symposium on Fitness-for-Service—Co-Sponsored by Materials & Fabrication, Codes & Standards, Design & Analy-sis, and High Pressure Technology Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: J. Keltjens, SABIC, Geleen, NetherlandsChair: J. Keltjens, SABIC, Geleen, NetherlandsCo-Chair: B. Megens, SABIC, Geleen, NetherlandsPVP2015-45779: LEVERAGING DESIGN OF HIGH PRESSURE HIGH TEM-PERATURE EQUIPMENT (Presentation Only)D. Peters, Structural Integrity Associates, Edinboro, PA, USAPVP2015-45691: ADVANCED NDE TECHNIQUES AND EXAMINATION RE-SULTS FOR COMPLEX AND THICK SECTION COMPONENTS (PresentationOnly)J. Milligan, Structural Integrity Associates, Charlotte, NC, USA; O. Malinowski,Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., State College, PA, USAPVP2015-45986: FITNESS FOR SERVICE OF LAYERED MULTIWALLED DE-SIGN VESSELS (Presentation Only)D. Peters, Structural Integrity Associates, Edinboro, PA, USA; J. Milligan, Struc-tural Integrity Associates, Charlotte, NC, USAPVP2015-45621: A DAMAGE ASSESSMENT OF AUTOFRETTAGED TUBESEXPOSED TO DECOMPOSITIONS IN AN LDPE FACILITYJ. Cochran, J. D. Dobis, T. Silfies, The Equity Engineering Group, Shaker Heights,OH, USA

SESSION 2.3G (MF-2-4)Tuesday, July 21, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, Tremont

APPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILURE ASSESSMENT—IVDeveloped by: A.-H. I. Mourad, United Arab Emirates University, Al Ain, United

Arab Emir.; P.-S. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory,Aiken, SC, USA; Y. J. Chao, University of South Carolina, SouthCarolina, SC, USA

Chair: Y. J. Chao, University of South Carolina, South Carolina, SC,USA

Co-Chair: H. Bouzid, École de technologie supérieure, Montreal, QC,Canada

PVP2015-45149: FITNESS ANALYSIS OF DEFECTS IN LPG STORAGE TANKZ. Chen, School of Mechanical and Power Engineering, Shanghai, ChinaPVP2015-45193: IS WARM PRE-STRESSING BENEFICIAL FOR NUCLEARREACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL INTEGRITY? (Presentation Only)D. Van Gelderen, J. D. Booker, D. J. Smith, University of Bristol, Bristol, UnitedKingdomPVP2015-45204: DUCTILE FRACTURE SIMULATION CONSIDERING STRAINRATE LOADING EFFECTH.-S. Nam, J. S. Kim, Y. J. Kim Korea University, Seoul, Korea, Seoul, Korea (Re-public); J.-W. Kim, Chosun University, Kwangju, Korea (Republic); C.-Y. Oh,POSCO, Incheon, Korea (Republic)PVP2015-45466: THE EFFECT OF BIAXIAL LOADING ON THE LIMIT LOADOF CRACKED PLATESC. Meek, R. Ainsworth, University of Manchester, Manchester, United KingdomPVP2015-45990: A PROPOSED GENERALIZED MODEL FOR FORMING LIMITDIAGRAMA. El Domiaty, Suez Canal University, Suez, Egypt; A.-H. I. Mourad, United ArabEmirates University, Al Ain, United Arab Emir., H. Bouzid, École de technologiesupérieure, Montreal, QC, Canada

SESSION 2.3H (DA-2-3)Tuesday, July 21, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, StuartDESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PIPING AND COMPONENTS—IIIDeveloped by: K. Subramanian, Stress Engineering Services, Metairie, LA,

USA; B. Li, Amec Foster Wheeler, Toronto, ON, CanadaChair: K. Subramanian, Stress Engineering Services, Metairie, LA, USACo-Chair: B. Li, Amec Foster Wheeler, Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2015-45543: A STUDY OF THE SURFACE PENETRATION OF HIGHCYCLE THERMAL LOADING IN PRESSURE RETAINING COMPONENTSM. Jones, Rolls-Royce plc, Derby, United Kingdom; K. F. Carter, University ofLeicester, Leicester, United KingdomPVP2015-45544: COMPARISON OF PLASTIC WORK CURVATURE METHODSFOR ASSESSING THE COLLAPSE LOAD OF A STRUCTUREC. Seal, University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom; J.-J. Han, KoreaInstitute of Nuclear Nonproliferation and Control, Daejeon, Korea (Republic); R.Ainsworth, University of Manchester, Manchester, United KingdomPVP2015-45548: FURTHER TESTS ON PIPE ELEMENTS IN COMMERCIALSOFTWARE FOR NUCLEAR POWER PIPING ANALYSISL. Zeng, A. Börjesson, L. Jansson, Åf-Industry AB, Göteborg, Sweden;PVP2015-45610: DEVELOPMENT OF THE PRIMARY STRESS INDICES ANDPRIMARY PLUS SECONDARY STRESS INDICES FOR PIPE CROSS CON-NECTIONT. Adams, J. Wen, Stevenson and Associates, Independence, OH, USA

SESSION 2.3I (CS-19-1)Tuesday, July 21, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Mezzanine, BerkeleyINTEGRITY OF CAST STAINLESS STEEL PIPEDeveloped by: T. Griesbach, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA,

USA; K. Hojo, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd, Kobe, JapanChair: T. Griesbach, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA,

USACo-Chair: K. Hojo, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd, Kobe, JapanPVP2015-45191: FURTHER VALIDATION OF THE TECHNICAL BASIS OFCODE CASE N-838 FOR FLAW TOLERANCE EVALUATION OF CASS PIPINGA. Alleshwaram, T. Griesbach, D. Dedhia, D. Harris, N. Cofie, Structural IntegrityAssociates, Inc., San Jose, CA, USAPVP2015-45325: CASS FRACTURE TESTS USING FLAT PLATE MODELS

33

WITH A SURFACE FLAWK. Hojo, W. Nishi, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Kobe, Japan; S. Hayashi,Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Takasago, JapanPVP2015-45434: EFFECT OF AGING TEMPERATURE ON FRACTURETOUGHNESS OF CAST AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEELY. Miura, M. Yamamoto, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry,Yokosuka, JapanPVP2015-45478: EFFECTS OF PRIMARY WATER ENVIRONMENT ON THETHERMAL AGED CAST AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEELSY. Fukuta, H. Kanasaki, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd, Takasago, Japan; T. Ya-mane, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd, Kobe, JapanPVP2015-45790: COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT THERMAL AGING MODELSTO ASSESS FULLY AGED TOUGHNESS IN CAST AUSTENITIC STAINLESSSTEELSM. Uddin, G. Wilkowski, R. Kurth, F. Brust, D. J. Shim, Engineering MechanicsCorporation of Columbus, Columbus, OH, USA

SESSION 2.3J (MF-17-1)Tuesday, July 21, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Mezzanine, ClarendonPROBABILISTIC ASSESSMENT OF FAILURESymposium on Probabilistic Assessments and Risk Management—Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards, Materials & Fabrication, and Operations,Applications & Components Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: K. Nikbin, Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom; Y.

Li, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, JapanChair: K. Nikbin, Imperial College London, London, United KingdomCo-Chair: Y. Li, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2015-45134: DEVELOPMENT OF THE EXTREMELY LOW PROBABILITYOF RUPTURE (xLPR) VERSION 2.0 CODED. Rudland, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Frederick, MD, USA; C. Harrington,EPRI, Cleburne, TX, USA; R. Dingreville, Sandia National Labs, Albuquerque,NM, USAPVP2015-45251: FAILURE ANALYSIS ON ABNORMAL THINNING OF EL-BOWS IN THE ECONOMIZER AT WASTE HEAT BOILER SYSTEMS. H. Wang, X. M. Luo, Y. Q. Yang, J. Tang, Shanghai Institute of Special Equip-ment Inspection and Technical Research, shanghai, China; Z. G. Yang, FudanUniversity, shanghai, ChinaPVP2015-45908: A PROBABILISTIC LIFE ASSESSMENT METHOD FOR EN-GINEERING COMPONENTS AND SYSTEMSZ. Wei, L. Luo, L. Gao, Tenneco Inc., Grass Lake, MI, USA; S. Lin, Tenneco ChinaTechnical Center, Shanghai, ChinaPVP2015-45909: A BAYESIAN STATISTICS BASED DESIGN CURVE CON-STRUCTION METHOD FOR TEST DATA WITH EXTREMELY SMALL SAM-PLES SIZESZ. Wei, L. Luo, R. Rebandt, F. Yang, Tenneco Inc., Grass Lake, MI, USA

SESSION 2.3K (MF-19-1)Tuesday, July 21, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, St. JamesCREEP CRACK INITIATION AND GROWTHDeveloped by: C. M. Davies, Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom;

R. Dennis, Frazer-Nash Consultancy, Avon, United KingdomChair: R. Dennis, Frazer-Nash Consultancy, Avon, United KingdomCo-Chair: S. Gould, Frazer-Nash, Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire, United

KingdomPVP2015-45354: EFFECTS OF TRACE PB ON CREEP AND FRACTURE OF25Cr35Ni-Nb ALLOYT. Chen, C. Xuedong, Y. Lv, J. Ye, X. Hao, Hefei General Machinery Research In-stitute, Hefei, Anhui, ChinaPVP2015-45380: CREEP CRACK INCUBATION IN P92 STEEL AT 650C IN THEPRESENCE OF STRUCTURAL ELASTIC FOLLOW-UPS. Khayatzadeh, D. J. Smith, D. Tanner, University of Bristol, Bristol, Avon, UnitedKingdomPVP2015-45222: CREEP CRACK GROWTH TESTING UNDER SECONDARYAND COMBINED LOADINGP. Kapadia, C. M. Davies, Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom; D.W. Dean, EDF Energy, Gloucester, United Kingdom; K. Nikbin, Imperial CollegeLondon, London, United Kingdom

PVP2015-45297: THE INFLUENCE OF CREEP STRAIN ON CRACK LENGTHMEASUREMENTS USING THE POTENTIAL DROP METHODK. Tarnowski, C. M. Davies, Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom;D. W. Dean, EDF Energy, Gloucester, United Kingdom; K. Nikbin, Imperial CollegeLondon, London, United Kingdom

SESSION 2.3L (SPC-5-1)Tuesday, July 21, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, FranklinSTUDENT PAPER COMPETITION IV—PHD LEVELDeveloped by: R. S. Hafner, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Liver-

more, CA, USA; M. Nitzel, M.E. Nitzel Engineering Services,Nampa, ID, USA

Chair: S. Iyer, AECL, Mississauga, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: S. Hensel, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2015-45254: MODAL ANALYSIS OF A CLAMPED-FREE PLATE IN A DUCTX. Zhao, G. Liu, Harbin Engineering University, Harbin, ChinaPVP2015-45934: THE EFFECTS OF SPECIMEN SIZE ON THE VERY HIGHCYCLE FATIGUE PROPERTIES OF FV520B-IM. Zhang, W. Wang, A. Li, Shandong University, Jinan, ChinaPVP2015-45192: ENHANCING TRAPEZOIDAL THREADS USING A PARA-METRIC NUMERICAL APPROACHT. Galle, W. De Waele, P. De Baets, Ghent University, Zwijnaarde, BelgiumPVP2015-45542: ORIGIN AND EFFECT OF BACK STRESS ON CYCLICCREEP DEFORMATION OF 316H STAINLESS STEELA. Al Mamun, R. J. Moat, P. J. Bouchard, The Open University, Milton Keynes,United Kingdom

SESSION 2.3M (MF-4-5)Tuesday, July 21, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, NewburyWELDING RESIDUAL STRESS PREDICTIONS AND MEASUREMENTS—IIIDeveloped by: D. Rudland, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Frederick, MD,

USA; E. Keim, AREVA, Erlangen, GermanyChair: C. Hamelin, ANSTO, NSW, AustraliaCo-Chair: E. Keim, AREVA, Erlangen, GermanyPVP2015-45744: NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF WELD RESIDUAL STRESS INA PRESSURIZER SURGE NOZZLE FULL-SCALE MOCKUP: THE EFFECT OFCONSTITUTIVE HARDENING MODEL AND INTERPASS TEMPERATUREM. Tran, University of California, Davis, Davis, CA, USA; O. Muránsky, AustralianNuclear Science and Technology Organisation, Lucas Heights, New South Wales,Australia, M. Hill, M. Olson, University of California, Davis, Davis, CA, USAPVP2015-45750: AN ANALYTICAL METHOD FOR ESTIMATING WELDING-IN-DUCED PLASTIC ZONE SIZE FOR RESIDUAL STRESS PROFILE DEVELOP-MENTX. Pei, S. Song, P. Dong, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, USAPVP2015-45776: HIGH TEMPERATURE DEFORMATION CONSTITUTIVE LAWFOR DISSIMILAR WELD RESIDUAL STRESS MODELING: EFFECT OF THER-MAL LOAD ON STRAIN HARDENINGX. Yu, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA; P. Crooker, ElectricPower Research Institute, Palo Alto, CA, USA; Y. Wang, Z. Feng, Oak Ridge Na-tional Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA

SESSION 2.3N (OAC-8-1)Tuesday, July 21, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Mezzanine, ExeterNUCLEAR PLANTS—LICENSE RENEWAL IN USADeveloped by: G. Bezdikian, Georges Bezdikian Consulting, Le Vesinet, France;

G. G. Young, Entergy Services Inc., Russellville, AR, USAChair: G. Bezdikian, Georges Bezdikian Consulting, Le Vesinet, FranceCo-Chair: G. G. Young, Entergy Services Inc., Russellville, AR, USAPVP2015-45586: SUBSEQUENT LICENSE RENEWAL IN THE U.S.G. G. Young, Entergy Services Inc., Russellville, AR, USA; S. J. Remer, NuclearEnergy Institute, Washington, DC, USAPVP2015-45617: BUILDING THE TECHNICAL CASE FOR LONG-TERM OP-ERATIONR. Tilley, R. Dyle, EPRI, Charlotte, NC, USAPVP2015-45690: REVIEW OF PROGRESS AND MAJOR CHALLENGES FORENSURING STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF REACTOR PRESSURE VESSELSFOR EXTENDED SERVICE (Presentation Only)

34

R. Nanstad, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA; G. R. Odette,University of California, Santa Barbara, CA, USA; M. Sokolov, Oak Ridge NationalLaboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA; W. Server, ATI-Consulting, Black Mountain, NC,USA; T. Yamamoto, P. Wells, University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Bar-bara, CA, USAPVP2015-45836: ANALYSIS OF CIRCUMFERENTIAL WELDS IN BWRS FORLIFE BEYOND 60P. Purtscher, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville, MD, USA; T. Dickson,Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA; S. Sheng, Nuclear Regu-latory Commission, Rockville, MD, USA

SESSION 2.3O (SE-4-1)Tuesday, July 21, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, CabotDAMPING AND VIBRATION CONTROL-1—PASSIVE CONTROLDeveloped by: T. Ito, Osaka Prefecture University, Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture,

Japan; F. Paolacci, Roma Tre University, Rome, Italy; K. Mina-gawa, Saitama Institute of Technology, Saitama, Japan

Chair: K. Minagawa, Saitama Institute of Technology, Saitama, JapanCo-Chair: K. Aida, Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems, Ltd., Kure-shi, Hi-

roshima-ken, JapanPVP2015-45340: OPTIMAL PASSIVE CONTROL OF ADJACENT STRUC-TURES USING VISCOUS DEVICESF. Paolacci, Roma Tre University, Rome, Italy; E. Uckan, Bogazici UniversityKandilli Observatory, Istanbul, TurkeyPVP2015-45419: BASIC STUDY ON DYNAMIC RELIABILITY OF MACHINERYAND PIPING SYSTEM SUPPORTED BY ELASTO-PLASTIC SUPPORTS WITHGAPSA. Shintani, K. Tsujita, T. Ito, C. Nakagawa, Osaka Prefecture University, SakaiCity, Osaka, JapanPVP2015-45656: EARTHQUAKE PROTECTION OF LIQUID STORAGE TANKSBY SLIDING ISOLATION BEARINGSE. Uckan, Bogazici University Kandilli Observatory, Istanbul, Turkey; B. Akbas,Gezbe Institute of Technology, Kocaeli, Turkey; F. Paolacci, Roma Tre University,Rome, Italy; J. Shen, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, USA; E. Abali, Yapi MerkeziInsaat ve Sanayi A.S. ve SK Engineering & Construction Co. Ltd., Istanbul, TurkeyPVP2015-45978: INSTANTANEOUS PHASE DETECTION FOR PERFORM-ANCE VERIFICATION OF TUNED MASS DAMPERSG.-L. Lin, C. Lin, National Chung Hsing University, Taichang, TaiwanPVP2015-45112: EFFECTS OF SOIL-STRUCTURE INTERACTION ON THERESPONSE OF A STRUCTURE WITH TUNED MASS DAMPERSC.-S. Tsai, H.-C. Chen, Feng Chia University, Taichung, Taiwan

SESSION 2.3Q (TW-5)Tuesday, July 21, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Mezzanine, GeorgianTECHNICAL TUTORIAL 3: ASSESSMENT/DESIGN OF PETROCHEMICALPIPING SYSTEMS AND COMPONENTS LOCATED IN EARTHQUAKE-PRONEZONES—PART 1Developed by: M. Younan, American University in Cairo, New Cairo, EgyptPresented by: O. S. Bursi, University of Trento, Italy; F. Paolacci, University of

Rome, Italy

SESSION 2.3S (CT-17-3)Tuesday, July 21, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Imperial FoyerSOFTWARE DEMONSTRATION FORUM—IIIDeveloped by: J. Cory, Jr, Siemens PLM Software, Milford, OH, USA

No textBlock 2.4: Tuesday, July 21 (4:00 pm – 5:45 pm)

No text

SESSION 2.4A (FSI-8-4)Tuesday, July 21, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Mezzanine, ArlingtonPANEL SESSION: SYMPOSIUM OF IAEA ACTIVITIES ON FLUID STRUC-TURAL INTERACTION FOR NUCLEAR COMPONENTS—FLUID STRUCTUREINTERACTION ANALYTICAL AND COMPUTATIONAL METHODSDeveloped by: M. Kim, IAEA, Vienna, Austria; C. G. Giannopapa, European

Space Agency, Paris, FranceChair: H. Goyder, Cranfield University, Shrivenham, United KingdomCo-Chair: C. G. Giannopapa, European Space Agency, Paris, FrancePanelists:M. Hassan, University of Guelph, Guelph, CanadaJ. Antunes, Centro de Ciências e Tecnologias Nucleares, Lisboa, PortugalS. Benhamadouche, Electricité de France, Chatou, FranceY. W. Kwon, Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA, USAS. Kaneko, Tokyo University, Tokyo, JapanD. Weaver, Mc Master University, Hamilton, CanadaF. Inada, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Tokyo, JapanH. Goyder, Hugh, Cranfield University, Cranfield, United Kingdom

SESSION 2.4B (CS-3-5)Tuesday, July 21, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, 4th Floor, Back BayENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE ISSUES—VSymposium on Fatigue Issues—Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards, De-sign & Analysis, High Pressure Technology, and Materials & FabricationTechnical CommitteesDeveloped by: G. Stevens, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville,

MD, USA; S. Asada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd, Kobe,Japan; H. Mehta, GE Hitachi Nuclear Engineering, San Jose,CA, USA

Chair: S. Asada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd, Kobe, JapanCo-Chair: H. Mehta, GE Hitachi Nuclear Engineering, San Jose, CA, USAPVP2015-45458: EVALUATION OF CRACK GROWTH OF NI-BASE ALLOYSUNDER LONG TERM CYCLIC LOADING IN BWR ENVIRONMENTM. Itatani, T. Ogawa, Toshiba Corporation, Yokohama, JapanPVP2015-45587: TEMPERATURE AND RISE TIME INPUTS TO FATIGUECRACK GROWTH CALCULATIONS FOR AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEELSIN A PRESSURISED WATER REACTOR ENVIRONMENTJ. Emslie, C. Watson, C. Gill, K. Wright, Rolls-Royce, Derby, United KingdomPVP2015-45844: STUDY OF FATIGUE INITIATION OF AUSTENITIC STAIN-LESS STEEL IN A HIGH TEMPERATURE WATER ENVIRONMENT AND IN AIRUSING BLUNT NOTCH CT SPECIMENSN. Platts, D. Tice, J. Nicholls, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, Cheshire, UnitedKingdomPVP2015-45848: A BAYESIAN-PROBABILISTIC FRAMEWORK FOR REAL-TIME FATIGUE USAGE FACTOR MONITORING OF NUCLEAR REACTORCOMPONENTSS. Mohanty, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA; W. Iverson, Univer-sity of Illinois, at Urbana-Champaign, Champaign, IL, USA; S. Majumdar, K. Nate-san, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA

SESSION 2.4C (DA-10-4)Tuesday, July 21, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, 4th Floor, White HillPANEL SESSION: DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF BOLTED JOINTS—INTERNA-TIONAL LIAISON SESSION #2Symposium on Bolted Joints—Co-Sponsored by Computer Technology andBolted Joints, and Design & Analysis Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: W. Brown, Integrity Engineering Solutions, Dunsborough, WA,

AustraliaChair: W. Brown, Integrity Engineering Solutions, Dunsborough, WA,

AustraliaCo-Chair: C. Rodery, BP p.l.c, League City, TX, USAPanelists:J. Veiga, Teadit Industria e Comercio Ltda, Rio De Janeiro/RJ, BrazilR. Noble, Asset55, Hebburn, South Tyneside, United Kingdom

SESSION 2.4D (CS-7-3)Tuesday, July 21, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, 4th Floor, WhittierPANEL SESSION: UPCOMING CHANGES IN PCC STANDARDS—IIDeveloped by: J. Arnold, Niantic Bay Engineering, LLC, Niantic, CT, USAChair: J. Arnold, Niantic Bay Engineering, LLC, Niantic, CT, USACo-Chair: C. Rodery, BP p.l.c, League City, TX, USAPanelists:J. Arnold, Niantic Bay Engineering, LLC, Niantic, CT, USA

35

M. Edel, BakerRisk, San Antonio, TX, USAC. Rodery, BP p.l.c, League City, TX, USA

SESSION 2.4E (CT-15-1)Tuesday, July 21, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, 4th Floor, Beacon HillCOMPUTATIONAL TOPICS IN LIMIT ANALYSIS, ELASTIC-PLASTIC ANALY-SIS AND CREEPLuc H. Geraets Memorial International Symposium on Structural Integrity—Co-Sponsored by Design & Analysis, Codes & Standards, Computer Tech-nology and Bolted Joints, High Pressure Technology, Materials & Fabrication,and Operations, Applications & Components Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: R. Adibi-Asl, AMEC NSS, Toronto, ON, Canada; W. Reinhardt,

Candu Energy Inc., Mississauga, ON, CanadaChair: J. Rudolph, AREVA Gmbh, Erlangen, GermanyCo-Chair: R. Adibi-Asl, AMEC NSS, Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2015-45066: LOWER BOUND LIMIT LOADS USING THE REFERENCETWO-BAR STRUCTURE: AN IMPROVED ESTIMATE BEYOND MURA’SLOWER BOUNDS. Mahmood, Babcock and Wilcox Canada, Cambridge, ON, Canada; R. Adibi-Asl, AMEC NSS, Toronto, ON, Canada; C. Daley, R. Seshadri, Memorial Universityof Newfoundland, St. John’s, NL, CanadaPVP2015-45693: 3-DIMENSIONAL FINITE ELEMENT T-STRESS CALCULA-TION FOR REACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL NOZZLE BLEND RADIUS SEMI-ELLIPTICAL SURFACE CRACKSM. Qin, Structural Integrity Associates, Centennial, CO, USA; S. Tang, F. Ku, Struc-tural Integrity Associates, San Jose, CA, USA; D. Sommerville, Structural IntegrityAssociates, Inc., San Jose, CA, USA; H. Gustin, Structural Integrity Associates,Centennial, CO, USAPVP2015-45797: TECHNICAL BASIS FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF HIGH EN-ERGY PIPING WITH LOWER THAN CODE SPECIFIED DESIGN MINIMUMTHICKNESSX. Duan, Candu Energy, Mississauga, ON, CanadaPVP2015-45887: THE EFFECT OF TORSION ON MOMENT CAPACITY IN PIP-ING BENDSB. A. Borujemi, A. Asadkarami, W. Reinhardt, Candu Energy Inc., Mississauga,ON, Canada

SESSION 2.4F (DA-8-3)Tuesday, July 21, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, 4th Floor, CambridgeFITNESS FOR SERVICE EVALUATIONS—IIIRobert E. Nickell Memorial Symposium on Fitness-for-Service—Co-Sponsored by Materials & Fabrication, Codes & Standards, Design & Analy-sis, and High Pressure Technology Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: K. Subramanian, Stress Engineering Services, Metairie, LA,

USA; T. Seipp, Becht Engineering Canada, Ltd., Calgary, AB,Canada

Chair: K. Subramanian, Stress Engineering Services, Metairie, LA, USACo-Chair: T. Seipp, Becht Engineering Canada, Ltd., Calgary, AB, CanadaPVP2015-45190: FITNESS FOR SERVICE EVALUATION OF A BULGINGCOKE DRUME. Araque, G. Vivas, A. Moret, R. Bello, PDVSA, Los Teques, VenezuelaPVP2015-45260: MATERIAL TEST AND ANALYSIS FOR PRESSURE VESSELRUPTURE STUDY UNDER FIRE IN PLANTY. Waki, Y. Itoh, Chiyoda Corp., Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan; K. Kasuya, JFETechno-Research Corp., Kawasaki City, Kanagawa, JapanPVP2015-45764: THE RESEARCH OF TANK BOTTOM STRUCTURE FAILUREBASED ON NUMERICAL SIMULATIONM. Zheng, M. Wang, Y. Xu, Zhejiang Provincial Special Equipment Inspection andResearch Institute, Hangzhou, China; J. Xu, Zhejiang Safety Special EquipmentInspection & Testing Co., Ltd., Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China; W. Guo, ZhejiangProvincial Special Equipment Inspection and Research Institute, Hangzhou, ChinaPVP2015-45965: ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF ASME B31.3 2012 FATIGUERULE CHANGES ON HIGH STRENGTH PIPINGW. Brown, Integrity Engineering Solutions, Dunsborough, WA, Australia

SESSION 2.4G (MF-2-5)Tuesday, July 21, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, 4th Floor, Tremont

APPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILURE ASSESSMENT—VDeveloped by: G. H. B. Donato, FEI University, São Bernardo do Campo - SP,

São Paulo, BrazilChair: G. H. B. Donato, FEI University, São Bernardo do Campo - SP,

São Paulo, BrazilCo-Chair: A. de Jesus, University of Porto, Porto, PortugalPVP2015-45943: STRESS INTENSITY FACTORS OF A THREE-POINT-BENDSPECIMEN UNDER DYNAMIC LOADINGY. J. Chao, University of South Carolina, South Carolina, SC, USA; P.-S. Lam,Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2015-45618: FORMULAE FOR PLASTIC ETA FACTORS ACCOUNTINGFOR STRAIN HARDENING IN SEB AND SET SPECIMENSP. Gilles, AREVA, Paris La Défense, France; G. Zhang, X. Wang, Ecole Nationaledes Ponts et Chaussees, Champs-sur-Marne, FrancePVP2015-45712: DETERMINATION OF PATH-INDEPENDENT J-INTEGRALFOR CRACKS IN RESIDUAL STRESS FIELD USING FINITE ELEMENTMETHODX.-K. Zhu, Edison Welding Institute, Columbus, OH, USAPVP2015-45480: SENT STABLE TEARING CRACK PATH DEVIATION ANDITS INFLUENCE ON JE. Hutchison, P. L. Moore, TWI, Cambridge, United Kingdom; W. P. Bath, NSIRC,Cambridge, United Kingdom

SESSION 2.4H (DA-2-4)Tuesday, July 21, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, 4th Floor, StuartDESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PIPING AND COMPONENTS—IVDeveloped by: C. Basavaraju, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, North Potomac,

MD, USA; B. Li, Amec Foster Wheeler, Toronto, ON, CanadaChair: C. Basavaraju, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, North Potomac,

MD, USACo-Chair: B. Li, Amec Foster Wheeler, Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2015-45796: STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY ANALYSIS OF A IN-SERVICEWELDING PROCEDURE USED IN THE STRUCTURAL REPAIR OF A GASPIPELINE BY FINITE ELEMENT METHODH. C. Sanzi, G. F. Elvira, Universidad Tecnológica Nacional, Buenos Aires, Ar-gentinaPVP2015-45566: FULL-SCALE TESTING AND ASSESSMENT OF ACOUSTI-CALLY-INDUCED VIBRATION MITIGATION STRATEGIES AND NOISESOURCESN. Evans, T. C. Allison, N. Poerner, Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio,TX, USAPVP2015-45799: ACOUSTIC VIBRATION INDUCED FATIGUE IN PIPE JUNC-TIONSA. Prakash, Bechtel Corporation, San Francisco, CA, USA; P. Diwakar, D. Lin, P.Deane, Y. Liu, Bechtel Corporation, Houston, TX, USA

SESSION 2.4I (CS-25-1)Tuesday, July 21, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Mezzanine, BerkeleyINTEGRITY OF REACTOR PRESSURE VESSELS AND INTERNALS FORCODEDeveloped by: K. Hojo, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd, Kobe, Japan; M. Kirk,

Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville, MD, USAChair: K. Hojo, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd, Kobe, JapanCo-Chair: M. Kirk, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville, MD, USAPVP2015-45065: PROBABILISTIC FRACTURE MECHANICS EVALUATIONSTHAT CONSIDER NOZZLES IN THE EXTENDED BELTLINE REGION OF RE-ACTOR PRESSURE VESSELSG. Stevens, M. Kirk, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville, MD, USA;T. Dickson, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USAPVP2015-45307: OPTIONS FOR DEFINING THE UPPER SHELF TRANSITIONTEMPERATURE (TC) FOR FERRITIC PRESSURE VESSEL STEELSM. Kirk, G. Stevens, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville, MD, USA;M. A. Erickson, Phoenix Engineering Associates, Inc., New Market, MD, USA; W.Server, ATI Consulting, Black Mountain, NC, USA; H. Gustin, Structural IntegrityAssociates, Centennial, CO, USAPVP2015-45850: ASSESSMENT OF THE TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE OF

36

FERRITIC STEEL FRACTURE TOUGHNESS ON OR NEAR THE LOWERSHELFM. Kirk, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville, MD, USA; M. A. Erickson,Phoenix Engineering Associates, Inc., New Market, MD, USAPVP2015-45915: DEVELOPMENT OF PROBABILISTIC EVALUATION MOD-ELS OF FRACTURE TOUGHNESS KIC AND KIA FOR JAPANESE RPVSTEELSJ. Katsuyama, G. Katsumata, K. Onizawa, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Tokai-mura, Ibaraki-ken, Japan; K. Osakabe, Mizuho Information Research Institute,Inc., Chiyoda-Ku, Tokyo, Japan; K. Yoshimoto, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.,Takasago, Hyogo, JapanPVP2015-45382: OPTIMIZATION CALCULATION METHOD OF WALL THICK-NESS FOR LARGE OIL STORAGE TANK MADE OF HIGH STRENGTH STEELH. Fan, Z. Chen, F. Wan, Zhejian University, Hangzhou, China

SESSION 2.4J (CS-4-1)Tuesday, July 21, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Mezzanine, ClarendonINTERACTION AND FLAW MODELLING FOR MULTIPLE FLAWS—1Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards and Materials & Fabrication TechnicalCommitteesDeveloped by: F. Iwamatsu, Hitachi, Ltd., Ibaraki, Japan; J. Sharples, AMEC

Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United Kingdom; B. Bezensek, ShellUK Limited, Laurencekirk, United Kingdom

Chair: J. Sharples, AMEC Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United KingdomCo-Chair: F. Iwamatsu, Hitachi, Ltd., Ibaraki, JapanPVP2015-45901: FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH CALCULATIONS FOR VESSELCONSIDERING SUBSURFACE TO SURFACE FLAW PROXIMITY RULESV. Lacroix, Tractebel Engineering, Brussels, Belgium; K. Hasegawa, Consultant,Hitachi Naka-shi, Japan; Y. Li, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2015-45946: RE-CHARACTERIZATION OF SUBSURFACE FLAW TO SUR-FACE FLAW BASED ON EQUIVALENT FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH RATESK. Hasegawa, Consultant, Hitachi Naka-shi, Japan; Y. Li, Japan Atomic EnergyAgency, Ibaraki, Japan; V. Lacroix, Tractebel Engineering, Brussels, Belgium; B.Strnadel, VSB-Technical University of Ostrava, Ostrava-Poruba, Czech RepublicPVP2015-45210: MULTIPLE INNER CRACK GROWTH SIMULATION USINGS-VERSION FEMM. Kikuchi, R. Serizawa, Tokyo University of Science, Noda, Chiba, Japan; Y. Li,Northwestern Polytechnical University, Xian, Shaanxi, ChinaPVP2015-45792: ALTERNATIVE CHARACTERIZATION RULES FOR QUASI-LAMINAR FLAWS BASED ON 3D X-FEM CALCULATIONSV. Lacroix, P. Dulieu, A.-S. Bogaert, Tractebel Engineering, Brussels, BelgiumPVP2015-45451: COALESCENCE PRESSURE EVALUATION OF MULTIPLETHROUGH-WALL CRACKS IN STEAM GENERATOR TUBE USING ELASTIC-PLASTIC FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSESJ. W. Hong, J.-B. Choi, Sungkyunkwan University, Suwon, Korea (Republic); N.-S. Huh, Seoul National University of Science and Technology, Korea, Korea (Re-public)

SESSION 2.4K (MF-19-2)Tuesday, July 21, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, 4th Floor, St. JamesCREEP DEFORMATION AND FAILURE ANALYSESDeveloped by: C. M. Davies, Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom;

R. Dennis, Frazer-Nash Consultancy, Avon, United KingdomChair: C. M. Davies, Imperial College London, London, United KingdomCo-Chair: H. Qian, Alstom Power, Avon, CT, USAPVP2015-45252: SIMULATION OF CREEP DEFORMATION AND RUPTUREOF NOTCHED BAR SPECIMENS OF GRADE 92 STEELH. Shigeyama, Y. Takahashi, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry,Yokosuka, Japan; J. Parker, Electric Power Research Institute, Charlotte, NC,USAPVP2015-45823: PREDICTING THE CREEP RUPTURE BEHAVIOR OFAUSTENITIC STEEL USING FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSISC. J. Hamelin, W. Payten, Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisa-tion, Lucas Heights, New South Wales, AustraliaPVP2015-45384: INNER PRESSURE/BENDING CREEP TEST ON CIRCUM-FERENTIALLY WELDED LARGE DIAMETER PIPE OF GRADE 122 STEEL:FAILURE LIFE PREDICTION

Y. Takahashi, S. Nishinoiri, M. Yaguchi, Central Research Institute of ElectricPower Industry, Yokosuka, JapanPVP2015-45108: MODELING THE CREEP OF HASTELLOY X USING THEMILLER AND WALKER UNIFIED VISCOPLASTIC CONSTITUTIVE MODELSL. A. Varela J., C. M. Stewart, The University of Texas at El Paso, El Paso, TX,USA; A. P. Gordon, University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL, USAPVP2015-45423: INNER PRESSURE/BENDING CREEP TEST ON CIRCUM-FERENTIALLY WELDED LARGE DIAMETER PIPE OF GRADE 122 STEEL:EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE AND RESULTSS. Nishinoiri, L. Shan, Y. Takahashi, M. Yaguchi, Central Research Institute ofElectric Power Industry, Yokosuka, Japan

SESSION 2.4L (MF-9-1)Tuesday, July 21, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, 4th Floor, FranklinDEVELOPMENT OF STRESS INTENSITY FACTORSCo-Sponsored by Materials & Fabrication and Codes & Standards TechnicalCommitteesDeveloped by: D. J. Shim, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus,

Columbus, OH, USA; Y. Li, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki,Japan

Chair: Y. Li, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, JapanCo-Chair: D. J. Shim, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus,

Columbus, OH, USAPVP2015-45457: ESTIMATION OF STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR FOR CIR-CUMFERENTIAL THROUGH-WALL CRACKED ELBOWS SUBJECTED TO IN-PLANE BENDINGH. B. Surh, J. W. Kim, Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Daejeon, Korea(Republic); M. K. Kim, M. G. Won, M. K. Kim, Sungkyunkwan University, Suwon,Korea (Republic); PVP2015-45086: EFFECT OF CLADDING RESIDUAL STRESS MODELINGTECHNIQUE ON SHALLOW FLAW STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR IN A REAC-TOR PRESSURE VESSELJ. Kusnick, M. Kirk, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville, MD, USA;B. R. Bass, P. Williams, T. Dickson, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge,TN, USAPVP2015-45032: APPLICATION OF EXTENDED FINITE ELEMENT METHOD(XFEM) TO STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR CALCULATIONSD. J. Shim, M. Uddin, S. Kalyanam, F. Brust, Engineering Mechanics Corporationof Columbus, Columbus, OH, USA; B. Young, Battelle Memorial Institute, Colum-bus, OH, USAPVP2015-45462: STRESS INTENSITY FACTORS FOR COMPLEX-CRACKEDPIPES BASED ON ELASTIC FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSESJ.-U. Jeong, J.-B. Choi, Sungkyunkwan University, Suwon, Korea (Republic); N.-S. Huh, Seoul National University of Science and Technology, Korea, Korea (Re-public); Y. J. Kim, Korea University, Seoul, Korea (Republic)

SESSION 2.4M (HT-3-2)Tuesday, July 21, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, 4th Floor, NewburyPANEL SESSION: BEST PRACTICES FOR SAFETY AND RELIABILITY OFHIGH PRESSURE COMPRESSION EQUIPMENTDeveloped by: E. Giacomelli, Dott.Ing.Mario Cozzani Srl, La Spezia, La Spezia,

ItalyChair: E. Giacomelli, Dott.Ing.Mario Cozzani Srl, La Spezia, La Spezia,

ItalyCo-Chair: C. Maggi, GE Oil&Gas, Florence, ItalyPanelists: A. Fusi, CST Compression Service Technology Srl, Florence, FI, ItalyE. Miller, DuPont, Orange, TX, USAM. Pieraccini, Nuovo Pignone, Firenze, ItalyE. Giacomelli, Dott.Ing.Mario Cozzani Srl, La Spezia, La Spezia, Italy

SESSION 2.4N (OAC-8-2)Tuesday, July 21, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Mezzanine, ExeterNUCLEAR PLANTS AGEING AND LIFE MANAGEMENT IN USA AND EUROPEDeveloped by: G. Bezdikian, Georges Bezdikian Consulting, Le Vesinet, France;

G. G. Young, Entergy Services Inc., Russellville, AR, USAChair: G. G. Young, Entergy Services Inc., Russellville, AR, USA

37

Co-Chair: P. Purtscher, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, ROCKVILLE, MD,USA

PVP2015-45188: QUALIFICATION, CONDITION MONITORING, AND MAN-AGEMENT OF LOW VOLTAGE CABLES IN NUCLEAR POWER PLANTK. Kang, International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna, AustriaPVP2015-45231: INTEGRITY AND LIFE ASSESSMENT OF CAST DUPLEXSTAINLESS STEEL ELBOWS OF EDF PWR MAIN COOLANT PIPINGP. Le Delliou, S. Saillet, EDF/R&D, Moret-sur-Loing, FrancePVP2015-45237: MACHINING TEST SPECIMENS FROM HARVESTED ZIONRPV SEGMENTST. Rosseel, M. Sokolov, R. Nanstad, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge,TN, USAPVP2015-45783: THERMAL ANNEALING OF REACTOR PRESSURE VES-SELSM. Sokolov, W. Server, ATI-Consulting, Black Mountain, NC, USA; R. Nanstad,Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA

SESSION 2.4O (SE-4-2)Tuesday, July 21, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, 4th Floor, CabotDAMPING AND VIBRATION CONTROL—2—PASSIVE AND SA CONTROLDeveloped by: K. Minagawa, Saitama Institute of Technology, Saitama, Japan;

T. Ito, Osaka Prefecture University, Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture,Japan; F. Paolacci, Roma Tre University, Rome, Italy

Chair: K. Minagawa, Saitama Institute of Technology, Saitama, JapanCo-Chair: F. Paolacci, Roma Tre University, Rome, ItalyPVP2015-45101: SEMI-ACTIVE CONTROL OF STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS WITHAN OUTPUT EMULATION METHOD BASED ON A QUADRATIC ERRORFUNCTIONK. Hiramoto, Niigata University, Niigata City, Niigata Prefecture, Japan; T. Mat-suoka, Meiji University, Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan; K. Sunakoda, Akita Univer-sity, Saitama, JapanPVP2015-45264: EFFECTS OF CONNECTING DAMPER ON ROCKING MO-TION OF MULTIPLE CABINETS SUBJECTED TO SEISMIC EXCITATIONT. Ito, T. Kihara, A. Shintani, C. Nakagawa, Osaka Prefecture University, Sakai,Osaka, JapanPVP2015-45463: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON BASIC CHARACTERISTICSOF A MAGNETO-RHEOLOGICAL GREASE DAMPERY. Sato, H. Sodeyama, Sanwa Tekki Corporation, Tochigi, Japan; S. Morishita,Yokohama National University, Yokohama, Japan; M. Hayama, Kyodo Yushi Co.,Ltd., Kanagawa, JapanPVP2015-45830: A PIEZOELECTRIC ENERGY HARVESTING DAMPER FORLOW-FREQUENCY APPLICATIONA. Masuda, Y. Hiraki, N. Ikeda, A. Sone, Kyoto Institute of Technology, Kyoto,JapanPVP2015-45110: BUCKLING RESTRAINED BRACE WITH INSPECTION WIN-DOWSC.-S. Tsai, Feng Chia University, Taichung, Taiwan; B. Q. Liu, Y. Liu, Chang’anUniversity, Xian, China

SESSION 2.4Q (TW-9)Tuesday, July 21, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Mezzanine, GeorgianTECHNICAL TUTORIAL 3: ASSESSMENT/DESIGN OF PETROCHEMICALPIPING SYSTEMS AND COMPONENTS LOCATED IN EARTHQUAKE-PRONEZONES —PART 2Developed by: M. Younan, American University in Cairo, New Cairo, EgyptPresented by: O. S. Bursi, University of Trento, Italy; F. Paolacci, University of

Rome, Italy

SESSION 2.4S (CT-17-4)Tuesday, July 21, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Imperial FoyerSOFTWARE DEMONSTRATION FORUM—IVDeveloped by: J. Cory, Jr, Siemens PLM Software, Milford, OH, USA

WEDNESDAY, JULY 22

No textBlock 3.1: Wednesday, July 22 (8:30 am – 10:15 am)

No text

SESSION 3.1A (DA-3-1)Wednesday, July 22, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Mezzanine, ArlingtonFATIGUE BEHAVIOUR CHARACTERISATIONSymposium on Fatigue Issues—Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards, De-sign & Analysis, High Pressure Technology, and Materials & FabricationTechnical CommitteesDeveloped by: P. Gilles, S. Courtin, AREVA, Paris La Défense, FranceChair: J. Rudolph, AREVA Gmbh, Erlangen, GermanyCo-Chair: S. Cicero, University of Cantabria, Santander, SpainPVP2015-45174: EFFECT OF THERMAL CUTTING METHODS ON THE FA-TIGUE LIFE OF HIGH STRENGTH STRUCTURAL STEEL S690QT. Garcia Peman, S. Cicero, J. A. Álvarez, I. Carrascal, University of Cantabria,Santander, Spain; A. M. Meizoso, Centro de Estudios e Investigaciones Técnicasde Guipúzcoa, San Sebastian, País Vasco, SpainPVP2015-45293: EQUI-BIAXIAL LOADING EFFECT ON AUSTENITIC STAIN-LESS STEEL FATIGUE LIFEC. Gourdin, S. Bradai, CEA Saclay, Gif-sur-Yvette, France; S. Courtin, AREVA NPSAS, Paris La Défense, France; J.-C. Le Roux, EDF R&D, Moret Sur Loing,France; C. Gardin, ENSMA, Futuroscope-Chasseneuil, FrancePVP2015-45572: HIGH TEMPERATURE FATIGUE OF WELDED JOINTS—EX-PERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION AND LOCAL ANALYSIS OF BUTT WELDEDFLAT AND CRUCIFORM SPECIMENSK. Langschwager, Technische Universität Darmstadt, Darmstadt, Germany; J.Rudolph, AREVA Gmbh, Erlangen, Germany; A. Scholz, M. Oechsner, TechnischeUniversität Darmstadt, Darmstadt, GermanyPVP2015-45599: HIGH TEMPERATURE LOW CYCLE FATIGUE CHARACTER-ISATION OF MarBN AT 600 CR. A. Barrett, E. O’Hara, P. O’donoghue, S. Leen, National University of Ireland,Galway, Ireland

SESSION 3.1B (SE-8-1)Wednesday, July 22, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, Back BaySEISMIC ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF PIPING SYSTEMS—IDeveloped by: G. Slagis, G C Slagis Associates, Roseville, CA, USAChair: G. Slagis, G C Slagis Associates, Roseville, CA, USACo-Chair: T. Hassan, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, USAPVP2015-45287: STUDY ON DYNAMIC ALTERNATING LOAD ON PIPINGSEISMIC RESPONSES. Kai, A. Otani, IHI Corporation, Yokohama, JapanPVP2015-45711: EXCITATION TESTS ON ELBOW PIPE SPECIMENS TO IN-VESTIGATE FAILURE BEHAVIOR UNDER EXCESSIVE SEISMIC LOADSI. Nakamura, National Research Institute, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan; N. Kasahara,University of Tokyo, Tokyo, JapanPVP2015-45688: LONG AND SHORT RADIUS ELBOWS EXPERIMENTS ANDCONSTITUTIVE MODELING TO SIMULATE THE RESPONSESN. Islam, M. Fenton, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, USA; T. Has-san, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, USA

SESSION 3.1C (CS-9-1)Wednesday, July 22, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, White HillASME SECTION XI CODE ACTIVITIES: PART 1Developed by: R. Crane, ASME, New York, NY, USA; R. Cipolla, Intertek AIM,

Sunnyvale, CA, USAChair: R. Cipolla, Intertek AIM, Sunnyvale, CA, USACo-Chair: R. Crane, ASME, New York, NY, USAPVP2015-46009: UPDATE ON STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR INFLUENCE CO-EFFICIENTS FOR AXIAL ID SURFACE FLAWS IN CYLINDERS FOR APPEN-DIX A OF ASME SECTION XIS. Xu, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, Canada; D. Lee, Babcock & Wilcox, Barberton,OH, USA; D. Scarth, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, Canada; R. Cipolla, Intertek

38

AIM, Sunnyvale, CA, USAPVP2015-45838: COMPUTATIONAL ASPECT OF NONLINEAR FRACTUREMECHANICS APPLICATIONI. Orynyak, Ipp-Centre, Kiev, Ukraine; A. Oryniak, Kiev Potechnical Institute, Kiev,UkrainePVP2015-45616: INVESTIGATION OF ASME CODE CASE N-513 SQUAREROOT RT LIMIT ON EVALUATION OF BUTT WELDED ELBOWS ASSTRAIGHT PIPEB. Dawson, E. Houston, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., Centennial, CO, USAPVP2015-45885: TECHNICAL BASIS FOR EXTENSION OF SECTION XI AP-PENDIX C PIPE FLAW EVALUATION PROCEDURES TO PIPE DIAMETERSLESS THAN NPS 4R. Cipolla, Intertek AIM, Sunnyvale, CA, USA; K. Miyazaki, Hitachi Ltd, Ibaraki-ken, Japan; K. Hasegawa, Consultant, Hitachi Naka-shi, Japan

SESSION 3.1D (FSI-3-2)Wednesday, July 22, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, WhittierTUBE BUNDLES—IIDeveloped by: N. Mureithi, Ecole Polytechnique De Montreal, Montreal, QC,

CanadaChair: N. Mureithi, Ecole Polytechnique De Montreal, Montreal, QC,

CanadaCo-Chair: S. Etienne, Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal, Montréal, QC,

CanadaPVP2015-45091: INVESTIGATION OF IN-FLOW FLUIDELASTIC INSTABILITYOF SQUARE TUBE ARRAYS SUBJECTED TO AIR CROSS FLOWT. Nakamura, S. Hagiwara, J. Yamada, K. Usuki, Osaka Sangyo University, Daito,Osaka, JapanPVP2015-45428: MODELLING OF STREAMWISE AND TRANSVERSE FLU-IDELASTIC INSTABILITY IN TUBE ARRAYSM. Hassan, University of Guelph, Guelph, ON, Canada; D. S. Weaver, McMasterUniversity, Hamilton, ON, CanadaPVP2015-45481: STREAMWISE FLUIDELASTIC INSTABILITY IN A DE-FORMED ROTATED TRIANGULAR TUBE ARRAY WITH PITCH-TO-DIAMETERRATIO OF 1.375D. Keogh, C. Meskell, Trinity College Dublin, Glasnevin, Ireland

SESSION 3.1E (MF-2-2)Wednesday, July 22, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, Beacon HillAPPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILURE ASSESSMENT—IILuc H. Geraets Memorial International Symposium on Structural Integrity—Co-Sponsored by Design & Analysis, Codes & Standards, Computer Tech-nology and Bolted Joints, High Pressure Technology, Materials & Fabrication,and Operations, Applications & Components Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: J. Wang, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA;

P.-S. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAChair: P.-S. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USACo-Chair: A. Duncan, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2015-45437: APPLICABILITY OF NET SECTION COLLAPSE LOAD AP-PROACH TO MAXIMUM LOAD PREDICTIONS OF MULTIPLE CIRCUMFER-ENTIAL CRACKED PIPES: NUMERICAL STUDYM. W. Lee, S. J. Kim, S. Lee, J. Y. Jeon, Y. J. Kim, Korea University, Seoul, Korea(Republic)PVP2015-45274: CALCULATION OF KJ UNDER SECONDARY LOADS IN ISO-LATION FOR R6P. James, AMEC, Warrington, United KingdomPVP2015-45763: DEVELOPMENT OF J-INTEGRAL SOLUTIONS FOR SEMI-ELLIPTICAL CIRCUMFERENTIAL CRACKED PIPES SUBJECTED TO INTER-NAL PRESSURE AND BENDING MOMENTM. Udagawa, J. Katsuyama, Y. Yamaguchi, Y. Li, K. Onizawa, Japan Atomic En-ergy Agency, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2015-45935: DEVELOPMENT OF FLAW ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA FORAGING MANAGEMENT OF SPENT NUCLEAR FUEL MULTIPLE-PURPOSECANISTERSP.-S. Lam, R. L Sindelar, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USA

SESSION 3.1F (CS-6-1)Wednesday, July 22, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, CambridgeAPI 579/ASME CODE FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE ACTIVITIES—IRobert E. Nickell Memorial Symposium on Fitness-for-Service—Co-Sponsored by Materials & Fabrication, Codes & Standards, Design & Analy-sis, and High Pressure Technology Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: P. Prueter, The Equity Engineering Group, Inc., Shaker Heights,

OH, USAChair: P. Prueter, The Equity Engineering Group, Inc., Shaker Heights,

OH, USACo-Chair: W. Li, Intertek, Houston, TX, USAPVP2015-45236: COMPARISON OF THE STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR IN-FLUENCE COEFFICIENTS FOR AXIAL ID SURFACE FLAWS IN CYLINDERSOF RSE-M CODE AND API 579 -1P. Le Delliou, EDF/R&D, Moret-sur-Loing, France; S. Chapuliot, AREVA, Paris,FrancePVP2015-45757: COMPARISON OF METHODS FOR EVALUATION OF CRACKGROWTH AT WELDS IN OFFSHORE RISERSF. Yin, M. Cerkovnik, W. Akhtar, T. Yang, 2H Offshore Inc., Houston, TX, USAPVP2015-45832: DEVELOPMENT OF FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE STANDARDFOR PRESSURE EQUIPMENT WITH METAL LOSS BASED ON RELIABILITYT. Kaida, Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd., Ehime, Japan; S. Sakai, University ofTokyo, Tokyo, JapanPVP2015-45842: BUCKLING STRENGTH OF TOWERS HAVING PARTIALMETAL LOSS ON SHELL UNDER OVERTURNING MOMENTM. Ozaki, Ozaki Design Consulting, Niihama, Ehime, Japan; A. Yamaguchi, Na-tional Institute of Occupational Safety and Health, Tokyo, Japan; T. Kaida, Sum-itomo Chemical Co., Ltd., Ehime, Japan; S. Nagata, Toyo EngineeringCorporation, Chiba, JapanPVP2015-45658: STUDY ON LTA MEASUREMENT FOR FFS ASSESSMENTT. Tahara, Seikowave K.K., Saitama Pref, Japan; T. Kaida, Sumitomo ChemicalCo., Ltd., Ehime, Japan; M. Niimura, Seikowave K.K., Tokyo, Japan; S. Sakai,University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

SESSION 3.1G (MF-3-1)Wednesday, July 22, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, TremontMATERIALS SELECTION FOR PIPING AND COMPONENTS IN HYDROGENINFRASTRUCTUREDeveloped by: C. San Marchi, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA,

USAChair: C. San Marchi, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA,

USACo-Chair: B. An, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Tech-

nology, Tsukuba, Japan; JapanPVP2015-45421: FATIGUE LIFE OF AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEEL IN HY-DROGEN ENVIRONMENTSC. San Marchi, J. A. Zimmerman, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA,USA; X. Tang, Swagelok Co., Solon, OH, USA; S. J. Kernion, Carpenter Technol-ogy, Reading, PA, USA; K. Thuermer, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore,CA, USAPVP2015-45432: FRACTURE THRESHOLD MEASUREMENTS OF HYDRO-GEN PRECHARGED STAINLESS STEEL WELD FUSION ZONES AND HEATAFFECTED ZONESJ. Ronevich, B. Somerday, C. San Marchi, D. K. Balch, Sandia National Labora-tories, Livermore, CA, USAPVP2015-45591: EFFECT OF HYDROGEN ON TENSILE STRENGTH ANDDUCTILITY OF MULTI-PASS 304L / 308L AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEELWELDSD. Balch, C. San Marchi, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA, USAPVP2015-45740: EFFECTS OF EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL HYDROGEN ONTENSILE PROPERTIES OF AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEELS CONTAININGADDITIVE ELEMENTSH. Itoga, H. Matsunaga, J. Yamabe, S. Matsuoka, Kyushu University, Fukuoka,JapanPVP2015-45283: STUDY OF THE HYDROGEN EMBRITTLEMENT SENSITIV-ITY OF AN X4CrNiMo 16.5.1 STAINLESS STEEL AND THE ASSOCIATED

39

ELECTRON BEAM WELDF. Cusenza, S. Ringeval, S. Thiébaut, F. Buy, T. Paris, CEA, Is-sur-Tille, France

SESSION 3.1H (MF-5-1)Wednesday, July 22, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, StuartEUROPEAN PROGRAMMES IN STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY—IDeveloped by: P. James, AMEC, Warrington, United Kingdom; E. Keim, T. Nicak,

AREVA, Erlangen, Germany; D. Moinereau, EDF R&D, MoretSur Loing, France

Chair: P. James, AMEC, Warrington, United KingdomCo-Chair: D. Moinereau, EDF R&D, Moret Sur Loing, FrancePVP2015-45103: VALIDATION OF ANALYTICAL ACE CRITERION FOR WARMPRE-STRESS EVALUATION IN RPV INTEGRITY ASSESSMENTD. Moinereau, EDF R&D, Moret Sur Loing, France; C. Landron, EDF CEIDRE,Avoine, France; S. Chapuliot, S. Marie, AREVA, Paris, FrancePVP2015-45180: APPLICATION OF XFEM TO MODEL CRACK INITIATIONAND PROPAGATION DURING A PTS EVENTT. Nicak, E. Keim, G. Meier, AREVA, Erlangen, Germany; A. Mutz, NPP Goes-gen-Daeniken AG, Daeniken, SwitzerlandPVP2015-45217: OVERVIEW OF RECENT NUGENIA ACTIVITIES PARTICU-LARLY IN RELATION TO STRUCTURAL INTEGRITYJ. Sharples, AMEC Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United Kingdom; E. Keim,AREVA, Erlangen, GermanyPVP2015-45558: INVESTIGATION OF THERMAL AGEING IN LONG TERM OP-ERATED RPV MATERIALSC. C. Eiselt, H. Hein, AREVA GmbH, Erlangen, Germany; G. König, EnBWKernkraft GmbH, Neckarwestheim, Germany; M. Selektor, E.ON Kernkraft GmbH,Hannover, Germany; M. Widera, RWE Power AG, Essen, Germany

SESSION 3.1I (OAC-4-1)Wednesday, July 22, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Mezzanine, BerkeleyTOXIC SUBSTANCES: STORAGE & TRANSPORTATION—STRUCTURALANALYSISDeveloped by: S. Hensel, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAChair: S. Hensel, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USACo-Chair: Z. Han, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USAPVP2015-45522: EXPLICIT FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSES OF DROP TESTSWITH THIN-WALLED STEEL SHEET CONTAINERS FOR THE KONRADREPOSITORYC. Protz, U. Zencker, BAM Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing,Berlin, Germany; R. Liebich, Berlin Institute of Technology, Berlin, GermanyPVP2015-45606: DYNAMIC FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF CASK HAN-DLING ACCIDENTS AT STORAGE SITESU. Zencker, L. Qiao, H. Völzke, BAM Federal Institute for Materials Research andTesting, Berlin, GermanyPVP2015-45941: CLOSURE BOLT MODELING FOR SEAL EVALUATIONUNDER EXTREME THERMAL LOADSN. A. Klymyshyn, H. Adkins, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland, WA,USA; WA, USA; J. Piotter, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission, New Market, MD,USAPVP2015-46003: ORNL SPECIAL FORM TESTING OF NEW SEALED-SOURCE ENCAPSULATIONSOscar Martinez, C. Blessinger, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN,USA

SESSION 3.1J (CS-10-1)Wednesday, July 22, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Mezzanine, ClarendonRECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN JAPANESE CODES AND STANDARDS—IN-TEGRITY EVALUATION OF RPVDeveloped by: Y. Li, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, Japan; S. Asada,

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd, Kobe, JapanChair: S. Asada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd, Kobe, JapanCo-Chair: M. Kirk, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville, MD, USAPVP2015-45275: APPLICABILITY OF FRACTURE TOUGHNESS CURVES DE-VELOPED FOR JAPANESE REACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL STEELS TOSTRUCTURAL INTEGRITY EVALUATIONK. Yoshimoto, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Takasago, Hyogo, Japan; T. Hi-

rota, H. Sakamoto, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Kobe, Hyogo, JapanPVP2015-45411: EFFECTS OF PLASTICITY ON THE STRESS INTENSITYFACTOR EVALUATION FOR UNDERCLAD CRACK UNDER PRESSURIZEDTHERMAL SHOCK EVENTSJ. Katsuyama, L. Huang, Y. Li, K. Onizawa, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki,JapanPVP2015-45497: STUDY ON APPLICATION OF PFM ANALYSIS METHOD TOJAPANESE CODE FOR RPV INTEGRITY ASSESSMENT UNDER PTS EVENTSK. Osakabe, K. Masaki, Mizuho Information & Research Institute, Inc., Chiyoda-Ku, Tokyo, Japan; J. Katsuyama, G. Katsumata, K. Onizawa, Japan Atomic En-ergy Agency, Tokai-mura, Naka-gun, Ibaraki pref., JapanPVP2015-45499: RELATION BETWEEN FRONT-FACE AND LOAD-LINE DIS-PLACEMENTS ON A C(T) SPECIMEN BY ELASTIC-PLASTIC ANALYSISN. Miura, Y. Momoi, M. Yamamoto, Central Research Institute of Electric PowerIndustry, Yokosuka, Japan

SESSION 3.1K (MF-19-4)Wednesday, July 22, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, St. JamesCREEP AND FATIGUE MODELLING AND ANALYSESDeveloped by: C. M. Davies, Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom;

R. Dennis, Frazer-Nash Consultancy, Avon, United KingdomChair: H. Qian, Alstom Power, Avon, CT, USACo-Chair: S. Gould, Frazer-Nash, Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire, United

KingdomPVP2015-45206: EFFECT OF CREEP LOAD ON OXIDATION BEHAVIOR OFMAIN STEAM PIPESB. Yang, Y. Huang, X. Tang, Shanghai Institute of Special Equipment Inspectionand Technical Research, Shanghai, China; Y. Huang, East China University ofScience and Technology, Shanghai, ChinaPVP2015-45120: REMAINING LIFE PREDICTION OF ETHYLENE CRACKINGTUBES UNDER CARBURIZING AND CREEP JOINT ACTIONL. Cao, C. Du, S. Shao, G. Xie, China Special Equipment Inspection and ResearchInstitute, Beijing, ChinaPVP2015-45510: THE EFFECT OF LOAD FREQUENCY ON THE TEMPERA-TURE DEPENDENCE OF FRACTURE LIFE OF NOTCHED SPECIMENS FOR9-12Cr STEEL UNDER CREEP-FATIGUE CONDITIONSY. Shirai, A. T. Yokobori Jr., R. Sugiura, T. Fukuda, D. Matsumoto, Tohoku Univer-sity, Sendai, Miyagi, JapanPVP2015-45353: LOW CYCLE FATIGUE BEHAVIOR OF ORIGINAL FERRITICP92 STEEL AT HIGH TEMPERATURE: EXPERIMENTS AND SIMULATIONSX. Wang, J. Gong, Y. Jiang, Y. Zhao, Nanjing Tech University, Nanjing, ChinaPVP2015-45513: EVALUATION METHOD OF CREEP-FATIGUE LIFE FOR316FR WELDMENTY. Nagae, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Oarai, Japan; K. Yamamoto, MitsubishiHeavy Industries, Takasago, Japan; T. Otani, Mitsubishi FBR Systems, Tokyo,Japan

SESSION 3.1L (CS-30-1)Wednesday, July 22, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, FranklinMASTER CURVE METHOD FOR FRACTURE TOUGHNESS—IDeveloped by: W. Server, ATI Consulting, Black Mountain, NC, USA; M. Ya-

mamoto, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry,Yokosuka, Japan

Chair: H.-W. Viehrig, Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf, Dres-den, Germany

Co-Chair: H. Takamizawa, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Tokai-mura,Ibaraki, Japan

PVP2015-45706: THE APPLICATION OF MINIATURIZED THREE-POINT-BENDSPECIMENS FOR DETERMINATION OF THE REFERENCE TEMPERATUREOF JRQ STEELL. Stratil, F. Siska, I. Dlouhy, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Brno,Czech Republic, M. Serrano, Ciemat - Structural Materials Division, Madrid, SpainPVP2015-45253: MODELS OF THE TEMPERATURE DEPENDENCE ANDSCATTER IN J-R AND J0.1 FOR FERRITIC REACTOR PRESSURE VESSELSTEELSM. Kirk, G. Stevens, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville, MD, USA;M. A. Erickson, Phoenix Engineering Associates, Inc., New Market, MD, USA

40

PVP2015-45154: COMPARISON OF TRANSITION TEMPERATURE SHIFTSFROM NOTCH IMPACT AND FRACTURE TOUGHNESS (MASTER CURVE)TESTINGM. Brumovsky, M. Kytka, UJV Rez plc, Rez, Czech Republic, M. Falcnik, UJVRez plc, Husinec-Rez, Czech Republic

SESSION 3.1M (HT-2-1)Wednesday, July 22, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, NewburySTRUCTURES UNDER HIGHLY DYNAMIC LOADING CONDITIONS—ISymposium on Structures Under Highly Dynamic Loading Conditions—Co-Sponsored by Fluid-Structure Interaction and High Pressure TechnologyTechnical CommitteesDeveloped by: D. Gross, Dominion Engineering, Inc., Reston, VA, USAChair: D. Gross, Dominion Engineering, Inc., Reston, VA, USACo-Chair: T. Ligon, Dominion Engineering, Inc., Herndon, VA, USAPVP2015-45286: EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION OF THE STATIC EQUIV-ALENT PRESSURES OF DETONATIVE EXPLOSIONS OF STOICHIOMETRICH2/O2/N2-MIXTURES IN LONG AND SHORT PIPESH.-P. Schildberg, BASF SE, Ludwigshafen, Germany, GermanyPVP2015-45972: PRESSURE-PULSE ATTENUATION IN A NON-NEWTONIANSLURRY WITH A DISPERSED NON-CONDENSABLE GAS PHASER. Jones, A. Pellman, Dominion Engineering, Inc., Reston, VA, USA; J. Minichiello,Bechtel National, Inc., Richland, WA, USAPVP2015-45971: CYCLE-AVERAGED APPROXIMATION OF HEAT TRANSFERASSOCIATED WITH RAYLEIGH-PLESSET GAS BUBBLE DYNAMICSK. Schmitt, A. Pellman, Dominion Engineering, Inc., Reston, VA, USA; J.Minichiello, Bechtel National, Inc., Richland, WA, USAPVP2015-45752: WAVE PROPAGATION ACROSS SOLID-FLUID INTERFACEWITH FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONT. Kojima, K. Inaba, K. Takahashi, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, JapanPVP2015-45025: INVESTIGATIONS ON CRACK-LIKE LEAKS IN PIPINGC. Bläsius, K. Heckmann, J. Sievers, GRS mbH, Cologne, Germany

SESSION 3.1N (FSI-4-1)Wednesday, July 22, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Mezzanine, Exeter19TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNOLOGY FORFLUIDS, STRUCTURES, AND FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS—1Developed by: C. G. Giannopapa, European Space Agency, Paris, France; L.

Kaiktsis, National Technical University of Athens, Zografou,Greece; K. Inaba, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan;S. Itoh, Okinawa National College of Technology, Okinawa,Japan; G. Papadakis, Imperial College London, London, UnitedKingdom; H. Iyama, Kumamoto National College of Technology,Yatsushiro-gun, Kumamoto, Japan; S. Malavasi, Politecnico diMilano, Milano, Italy; T. Watanabe, National Fisheries University,Shimonoseki, Japan

Chair: C. G. Giannopapa, European Space Agency, Paris, FranceCo-Chair: L. Kaiktsis, National Technical University of Athens, Zografou,

GreecePVP2015-45585: IMPROVEMENTS AND VALIDATION OF THE NUMERICALPREDICTION OF THE INCIPIENT CAVITATION INDEXM. M. A. Rossi, G. V. Messa, G. Ferrarese, Politecnico di Milano, Milan, MI, Italy;S. Malavasi, Politecnico di Milano, Milano, ItalyPVP2015-45608: A NEW METHODOLOGY FOR EROSION PREDICTIONUSING EULERIAN-EULERIAN CFD MODELSG. V. Messa, I. Ingrosso, S. Malavasi, Politecnico di Milano, Milano, ItalyPVP2015-45741: RAYLEIGH SCATTERING OF SUPERCRITICAL CARBONDIOXIDE IN DYNAMIC PHASE TRANSITIONH. Ushifusa, K. Sugasawa, K. Inaba, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, JapanPVP2015-45976: FLASHING PHENOMENA OF LIQUID NITROGEN IN A PRES-SURE VESSEL UNDER RAPID DEPRESSURIZATIONST. Watanabe, National Fisheries University, Shimonoseki, Japan; H. Maehara,IPPS Kumamoto University, Kumamoto, Japan; M. Nakamura, H. Ohta, NationalFisheries University, Shimonoseki, Japan; S. Itoh, Okinawa National College ofTechnology, Okinawa, Japan

SESSION 3.1O (OAC-5-1)Wednesday, July 22, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, CabotVALVES, PUMPS AND COMPONENTSDeveloped by: I. Ezekoye, Westinghouse, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; M. Brumovsky,

UJV Rez plc, Rez, Czech RepublicChair: I. Ezekoye, Westinghouse, Pittsburgh, PA, USACo-Chair: M. Brumovsky, UJV Rez plc, Rez, Czech RepublicPVP2015-45932: BALANCED AND STANDARD GLOBE VALVES OPERATINGLOAD PROFILES WITH FLOW OVER THE DISCS/PLUGSI. Ezekoye, Westinghouse, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; R. Farrell, Flowserve, Raleigh,NC, USA; T. J. Matty, Westinghouse Electric Company, Cranberry Township, PA,USA; M. Hobbs, Flowserve, Raleigh, NC, USAPVP2015-45409: STUDY ON THE SAFETY INTEGRITY OF THE PRESSURERELIEF CAPACITY OF PRESSURE BEARING SYSTEMS WITH RELIEFCHARACTERISTICS CONSIDERATIONJ. Zhu, X. Fang, H. Kang, L. Yunrong, C. Xuedong, Hefei General Machinery Re-search Institute, Hefei, ChinaPVP2015-45212: NEW COMPONENTS AND CIRCUITS OF HYDRAULICPNEUMATIC CONTROLX. Zeng, X. Qiu, Sichuan Fluid Control System Technology Co., Ltd., Chengdu,China; K. Chen, Sichuan University, Chengdu, China; X. Zeng, Sichuan Flow Con-trol System Technology Co., Ltd., Chengdu, China; P. LI, Southwest Jiaotong Uni-versity, Chengdu, China

SESSION 3.1Q (TW-6)Wednesday, July 22, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Mezzanine, GeorgianTECHNICAL TUTORIAL 4: FLOW-INDUCED VIBRATION OF PROCESS SYS-TEM COMPONENTS IN TWO-PHASE FLOWS—PART 1Developed by: M. Younan, American University in Cairo, New Cairo, EgyptPresented by: M. J. Pettigrew, Ecole Polytechnique, Montreal, Canada

No textBlock 3.2: Wednesday, July 22 (10:30 am – 12:15 pm)

No textSESSION 3.2A (DA-3-2)Wednesday, July 22, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Mezzanine, ArlingtonFATIGUE CRACK GROWTH ISSUESSymposium on Fatigue Issues—Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards, De-sign & Analysis, High Pressure Technology, and Materials & FabricationTechnical CommitteesDeveloped by: P. Gilles, S. Courtin, AREVA, Paris La Défense, FranceChair: P. Van Beek, TNO, Delft, NetherlandsCo-Chair: C. Gourdin, CEA, Gif Sur Yvette, FrancePVP2015-45290: INVESTIGATIONS ON CRACK PROPAGATION UNDERCYCLICAL THERMO-MECHANICAL LOADINGS FOR A TYPE 304-L STAIN-LESS STEEL USED FOR PRESSURIZED WATER REACTORC. Gourdin, G. Perez, CEA, Gif Sur Yvette, France; F. Rossillon, Electricté deFrance, Villeurbanne, France; P. Le Delliou, EDF/R&D, Moret-sur-Loing, France;A. Fissolo, CEA, Gif sur Yvette, FrancePVP2015-45609: APPLYING ASME AND BRITISH STANDARD WELDED FA-TIGUE METHODOLOGIES TO THERMAL FATIGUE CASE STUDIES AND IN-VESTIGATING SENSITIVITY TO FATIGUE FLAW GROWTH MODELSP. Prueter, R. Brown, The Equity Engineering Group, Inc., Shaker Heights, OH,USAPVP2015-45622: ACCOUNTING FOR NEGATIVE R-RATIO (CRACK CLO-SURE) IN FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH CALCULATIONS ON STAINLESSSTEEL COMPONENTSC. Watson, C. Currie, Rolls Royce, Derby, United Kingdom; J. Emslie, Rolls-Royce, Derby, United KingdomPVP2015-45814: FATIGUE CRACK INITIATION AND GROWTH OBSERVATIONFOR 316 STAINLESS STEEL SUBJECTED TO EQUI-BIAXIAL CYCLIC LOAD-INGS. Iida, S. Abe, T. Nakamura, Osaka University, Suita, Osaka, Japan; M. Kamaya,Institute of Nuclear Safety System, Mikata-gun Fukui, JapanPVP2015-45766: REMAINING FATIGUE LIFE TIME ASSESSMENT OF

41

WELDED AND BRACED SIDE BRANCHESP. Van Beek, R. Pijpers, H. Pereboom, TNO, Delft, Netherlands; K. A. Macdonald,Statoil, Stavanger, Norway

SESSION 3.2B (SE-8-2)Wednesday, July 22, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, Back BaySEISMIC ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF PIPING SYSTEMS—IIDeveloped by: G. Slagis, G C Slagis Associates, Roseville, CA, USAChair: G. Slagis, G C Slagis Associates, Roseville, CA, USACo-Chair: T. Hassan, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, USAPVP2015-45777: EXPERIMENTS ON SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF PIPINGMOUNTED TO A CONCRETE FLOOR BY POST-INSTALLED ANCHORSF. Dwenger, K. Kerkhof, V. Birtel, T. Froehlich, Materials Testing Institute Universityof Stuttgart, Stuttgart, GermanyPVP2015-45821: DETERMINATION OF SUPPORT MINIMUM RIGID STIFF-NESS FOR PIPING ANALYSISJ. Huang, T. Adams, Stevenson and Associates, Independence, OH, USAPVP2015-45709: THE PIPELINE DESIGN METHOD AGAINST LARGE FAULTDISPLACEMENTK. Oda, S. Kishi, Kubota Corporation, Amagasaki-shi, Hyogo, Japan; M. Miyajima,Kanazawa University, Kanazawa-shi, Ishikawa, Japan

SESSION 3.2C (CS-9-2)Wednesday, July 22, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, White HillASME SECTION XI CODE ACTIVITIES: PART 2Developed by: R. Crane, ASME, New York, NY, USA; D. Scarth, Kinectrics Inc.,

Toronto, ON, Canada; R. Cipolla, Intertek AIM, Sunnyvale, CA,USA

Chair: R. Crane, ASME, New York, NY, USACo-Chair: R. Cipolla, Intertek AIM, Sunnyvale, CA, USAPVP2015-45099: TECHNICAL BASIS FOR REVISIONS TO ASME SECTION XICODE CASE N-597-2 ON REQUIREMENTS FOR ANALYTICAL EVALUATIONOF PIPE WALL THINNINGD. Scarth, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, Canada; M. Davis, Nuclear Utility Fatigueand Stress Engineer (Retired), Charlotte, NC, USA; P. Rush, MPR Associates,Alexandria, VA, USA; S. Xu, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2015-45884: TECHNICAL BASIS FOR CODE CASE N-809 ON REFER-ENCE FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH CURVES FOR AUSTENITIC STAINLESSSTEELS IN PRESSURIZED WATER REACTOR ENVIRONMENTSR. Cipolla, Intertek AIM, Sunnyvale, CA, USA; W. Bamford, Westinghouse Electric,Pittsburgh, PA, USAPVP2015-45967: EXAMPLE ANALYSIS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUECRACK GROWTH IN AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEEL PIPING USING CODECASE N-809W. Bamford, Westinghouse Electric, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; R. Cipolla, Intertek AIM,Sunnyvale, CA, USA; A. Udyawar, N. Glunt, Westinghouse Electric Co., CranberryTwp, PA, USAPVP2015-45880: FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH CALCULATIONS FOR PIPESCONSIDERING SUBSURFACE TO SURFACE FLAW PROXIMITY RULESG. Katsumata, Y. Li, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, Japan; K. Hasegawa,Consultant, Hitachi Naka-shi, Japan; V. Lacroix, Tractebel Engineering, Brussels,Belgium

SESSION 3.2D (FSI-3-5)Wednesday, July 22, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, WhittierNOISE AND ACOUSTICS—IIDeveloped by: S. Belfroid, TNO, Delft, Netherlands; S. Ziada, McMaster Univer-

sity, Hamilton, ON, CanadaChair: S. Belfroid, TNO, Delft, NetherlandsCo-Chair: S. Ziada, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, CanadaPVP2015-45634: SUPPRESSION OF ACOUSTIC RESONANCE IN RECTAN-GULAR CAVITIES USING SPANWISE CONTROL CYLINDERA. Omer, A. Mohany, University of Ontario institute of Technology, Oshawa, ON,CanadaPVP2015-45456: EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION FOR ACOUSTIC RESO-NANCE IN TANDEM BRANCHES UNDER EACH DRY AND WET STEAMFLOW

Y. Uchiyama, R. Morita, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry,Yokosuka-shi, Kanagawa, JapanPVP2015-45521: ON THE EFFECT OF WATER FILM ON FLOW-INDUCEDPULSATIONS IN CLOSED SIDE BRANCHES IN TANDEM CONFIGURATIONF. Sanna, J. Golliard, S. Belfroid, TNO, Delft, Netherlands

SESSION 3.2E (MF-8-1)Wednesday, July 22, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, Beacon HillCODE FATIGUE DESIGN CRITERIA AND ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTSLuc H. Geraets Memorial International Symposium on Structural Integrity—Co-Sponsored by Design & Analysis, Codes & Standards, Computer Tech-nology and Bolted Joints, High Pressure Technology, Materials & Fabrication,and Operations, Applications & Components Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: G. Stevens, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville,

MD, USA; H. Mehta, GE Hitachi Nuclear Engineering, San Jose,CA, USA; S. Asada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd, Kobe,Japan

Chair: H. Mehta, GE Hitachi Nuclear Engineering, San Jose, CA, USACo-Chair: S. Asada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd, Kobe, JapanPVP2015-45036: EFFECT OF COLD STRETCHING ON FATIGUE PROPER-TIES OF TYPE S31603 AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEEL AT ELEVATED TEM-PERATUREY. Han, K. Wang, Ningbo University of Technology, Ningbo, China; Q. Liu, HefeiUniversity of Technology, Hefei, ChinaPVP2015-45022: ENVIRONMENTALLY ASSISTED FATIGUE (EAF) RULESAND SCREENING OPTIONS IN THE CONTEXT OF FATIGUE DESIGN RULESWITHIN GERMAN NUCLEAR SAFETY STANDARDSS. Reese, E.ON Kernkraft GmbH, Hannover, Germany; J. Rudolph, AREVA Gmbh,Erlangen, GermanyPVP2015-45295: OPTIMIZATION OF EXISTING SCREENING METHODS BYINTRODUCING FEN CORRELATIONST. Metais, EDF, Villeurbanne, France; T. Gilman, Structural Integrity Associates,Inc., San Jose, CA, USA; P. Genette, EDF/SEPTEN, Villeurbanne, France; A.Chinthapalli, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA, USAPVP2015-45694: PRESSURIZED WATER REACTOR ENVIRONMENT EFFECTON 316 STAINLESS STEEL STRESS HARDENING/SOFTENING: AN EXPER-IMENTAL STUDYS. Mohanty, S. Majumdar, W. Soppet, K. Natesan, Argonne National Laboratory,Argonne, IL, USA

SESSION 3.2F (HT-5-2)Wednesday, July 22, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, CambridgePANEL SESSION: DISCUSSION OF API17TR8 REQUIREMENTS AS RE-LATED TO ASME CODES AND STANDARDSDeveloped by: D. Peters, Structural Integrity Associates, Edinboro, PA, USA; K.

Karpanan, FMC Technologies, Houston, TX, USAChair: D. Peters, Structural Integrity Associates, Edinboro, PA, USACo-Chair: K. Karpanan, FMC Technologies, Houston, TX, USAPanelists:C. Kocurek, Conoco-Phillips, Houston, TX, USAP. Bunch, Cameron Surface Engineering, Houston, TX, USAT. Bartlett, FMC Technologies, Houston, TX, USA

SESSION 3.2G (MF-3-2)Wednesday, July 22, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, TremontHYDROGEN TRANSPORT AND MODELING OF HYDROGEN EFFECTS INMATERIALSDeveloped by: C. San Marchi, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA,

USAChair: J. Yamabe, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, JapanCo-Chair: D. K. Balch, Sandia National Laboratory, Livermore, CA, USAPVP2015-45211: HYDROGEN TRANSPORT AND HYDROGEN-ASSISTEDCRACKING IN SUS304 STAINLESS STEEL DURING DEFORMATION AT LOWTEMPERATURESL. Zhang, B. An, T. Iijima, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science andTechnology, Tsukuba, Japan; C. San Marchi, B. Somerday, Sandia National Lab-oratories, Livermore, CA, USA

42

PVP2015-45809: HYDROGEN DIFFUSION ANALYSIS IN THE FATIGUECRACK GROWTH TEST UNDER HIGH PRESSURE HYDROGENN. Ishikawa, JFE Steel Corporation, Fukuyama, Hiroshima, Japan; A. T. YokoboriJr., T. Ohmi, Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi, JapanPVP2015-45631: COHESIVE ZONE MODELING OF HYDROGEN ASSISTEDCRACKING IN A 15-5 PH STEEL AND COMPARISON WITH EXPERIMENTSG. Bilotta, M. Arzaghi, G. Hénaff, G. Benoit, C. Moriconi, ENSMA, Futuroscope-Chasseneuil, FrancePVP2015-45596: MODELING OF HYDROGEN EMBRITTLEMENT BY A NON-LOCAL DUCTILE-BRITTLE DAMAGE MODELQ. Chen, Z. Moumni, Unité de Mécanique de l’ENSTA ParisTech, Palaiseau,France; J. Angles, EDF R&D/MRI, Clamart, France; C. Rouby, Unité de Mécaniquede l’ENSTA ParisTech, Palaiseau, France

SESSION 3.2H (MF-5-2)Wednesday, July 22, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, StuartEUROPEAN PROGRAMMES IN STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY—IIDeveloped by: P. James, AMEC, Warrington, United Kingdom; E. Keim, T. Nicak,

AREVA, Erlangen, Germany; D. Moinereau, EDF R&D, MoretSur Loing, France

Chair: T. Nicak, AREVA, Erlangen, GermanyCo-Chair: E. Keim, AREVA, Erlangen, GermanyPVP2015-45145: RESULTS OF EC FP7 STRUCTURAL PERFORMANCE OFMULTI-METAL COMPONENT PROJECT: DISSIMILAR METAL WELDS FRAC-TURE RESISTANCE INVESTIGATIONS. Blasset, AREVA GmbH, Erlangen, Germany; H. Keinanen, VTT, Espoo, Finland;E. Keim, T. Nicak, AREVA, Erlangen, Germany; P. Gilles, AREVA, Paris LaDéfense, FrancePVP2015-45179: ELASTO-PLASTIC PROPERTIES IN DISSIMILAR METALWELD JUNCTIONS: STRESS-STRAIN CURVES DETERMINATION FOR CON-STITUTIVE MATERIALS.M. Bourgeois, O. Ancelet, CEA, Gif sur Yvette, France; S. Chapuliot, AREVA,Paris, FrancePVP2015-45181: FRACTURE PROPERTIES IN DISSIMILAR METAL WELDJUNCTIONS: EXPERIMENTAL METHODOLOGY OF CHARACTERIZATION.M. Bourgeois, G. Perez, CEA, Gif sur Yvette, France; S. Chapuliot, AREVA, Paris,France

SESSION 3.2I (OAC-4-2)Wednesday, July 22, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Mezzanine, BerkeleyTOXIC SUBSTANCES: STORAGE & TRANSPORTATION—THERMAL ANALY-SIS—IDeveloped by: M. Greiner, University of Nevada, Reno, NV, USAChair: M. Greiner, University of Nevada, Reno, NV, USACo-Chair: A. Smith, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2015-45078: RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL RELEASE FROM A CONTAIN-MENT VESSEL DURING A FIRE ACCIDENTS. Hensel, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USA; J. Norkus, Sa-vannah River Nuclear Solutions, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2015-45239: ANALYSIS OF PRESSURIZATION OF PLUTONIUM OXIDESTORAGE VIALS DURING A POSTULATED FIREJ. Laurinat, M. Kesterson, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, Aiken, SC, USA;S. Hensel, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2015-45240: ANALYSIS OF POWDER AIRBORNE RELEASE FRACTIONSFOR VESSEL RUPTURESJ. Laurinat, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, Aiken, SC, USA; S. Hensel, Sa-vannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2015-45940: SNF TRANSPORTATION PACKAGE RESPONSE TOMACARTHUR MAZE FIRE SCENARIO: LEAK RATE DETERMINATION AFTERSEAL FAILUREH. Adkins, S. Suffield, J. M. Cuta, N. A. Klymyshyn, Pacific Northwest NationalLaboratory, Richland, WA, USA; J. Piotter, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission,New Market, MD, USA

SESSION 3.2J (CS-10-2)Wednesday, July 22, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Mezzanine, ClarendonRECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN JAPANESE CODES AND STANDARDS—

SAFETY EVALUATION AND SAFETY MARGINDeveloped by: Y. Li, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, Japan; N. Miura,

Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Yokosuka,Kanagawa, Japan

Chair: N. Miura, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry,Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan

Co-Chair: I. Nakamura, National Research Institute, Tsukuba, Ibaraki,Japan

PVP2015-45262: INTRODUCTION OF A RESEARCH ACTIVITY ON THE SEIS-MIC SAFETY EVALUATION OF NUCLEAR PIPING SYSTEMS TAKING THEEFFECT OF ELASTIC-PLASTIC BEHAVIOR INTO ACCOUNTI. Nakamura, National Research Institute, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan; M. Shiratori,Yokohama National University, Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan; A. Otani, IHI Cor-poration, Yokohoma, Japan; M. Morishita, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki,Japan; T. Shibutani, Yokohama National University, Yokohama, JapanPVP2015-45265: EFFECT OF CONVERSION OF MARGIN FOR DESIGNSTRESS ON NDE FLAW DETECTABILITYK. Hasegawa, Consultant, Hitachi Naka-shi, Japan; Y. Oishi, T. Hasegawa, T. Sato,Japan Power Engineering and Inspection Corporation, Tokyo, JapanPVP2015-45721: BENCHMARK OF ELASTIC PLASTIC SEISMIC RESPONSEANALYSIS AND FATIGUE EVALUATION FOR PIPINGT. Otoyo, A. Otani, IHI Corporation, Yokohama, JapanPVP2015-45853: MULTILAYER KINEMATIC HARDENING MODEL FOR CAR-BON STEEL AND ITS APPLICATION TO INELASTIC ANALYSES OF ANELBOW SUBJECTED TO CYCLIC IN-PLANE BENDINGK. Iwata, Y. Karakida, C. Jin, H. Nakamura, ITOCHU Techno-Solutions Corpora-tion, Tokyo, Japan; N. Kasahara, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

SESSION 3.2K (MF-29-1)Wednesday, July 22, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, St. JamesTERTIARY-TYPE CREEP IN SETTING TIME-DEPENDENT ALLOWABLESTRESSESDeveloped by: R. Swindeman, Cromtech Inc., Oak Ridge, TN, USA; W. Ren,

Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USAChair: R. Swindeman, Cromtech Inc., Oak Ridge, TN, USACo-Chair: W. Ren, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USAPVP2015-45055: MICROSTRUCTURAL CHARACTERIZATION OF ALLOY 617CREPT INTO THE TERTIARY REGIMET. Lillo, R. Wright, Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID, USAPVP2015-45405: EVALUATION OF CREEP DEFORMATION PROPERTY OFGRADE 91 STEELSK. Kimura, K. Sawada, H. Kushima, National Institute for Materials Science,Tsukuba, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2015-45981: THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE TERTIARY CREEP CRITERIONIN SERTTING TIME-DEPENDENT ALLOWABLE STRESSES FOR ASME SEC-TION III, DIV. 5, CLASS A COMPONENTSR. Swindeman, Cromtech Inc., Oak Ridge, TN, USA; W. Ren, Oak Ridge NationalLaboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA; M. J Swindeman, Air Products and Chemicals,Liberty Township, OH, USAPVP2015-45992: THE EFFECT OF TERTIARY CREEP ON ALLOWABLESTRESS VALUES FOR STAINLESS STEEL FOR ELEVATED TEMPERATURENUCLEAR COMPONENT DESIGNM. Sengupta, J. E. Nestell, MPR Associates, Alexandria, VA, USAPVP2015-46004: ALLOWABLE STRESS CRITERIA BASED ON THE ONSETOF THIRD STAGE CREEP—AN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVER. Jetter, Independent Consultant, Pebble Beach, CA, USA; J. E. Nestell, M. Sen-gupta, MPR Associates, Alexandria, VA, USA

SESSION 3.2L (CS-30-2)Wednesday, July 22, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, FranklinMASTER CURVE METHOD FOR FRACTURE TOUGHNESS—IIDeveloped by: W. Server, ATI Consulting, Black Mountain, NC, USA; M. Ya-

mamoto, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry,Yokosuka, Japan

Chair: M. Kirk, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville, MD, USA

43

Co-Chair: M. Yamamoto, Central Research Institute of Electric Power In-dustry, Yokosuka, Japan

PVP2015-45279: MASTER CURVE TESTING OF REACTOR PRESSURE VES-SEL MULTILAYER WELDING SEAMSH.-W. Viehrig, M. Houska, E. Altstadt, Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf,Dresden, GermanyPVP2015-45502: AUSTENITIC CLADDING AND MASTER CURVEM. Brumovsky, M. Kytka, M. Falcnik, R. Kopriva, UJV Rez plc, Rez, Czech Re-publicPVP2015-45554: APPLICABILITY OF THE MASTER CURVE METHOD TOULTRA HIGH STRENGTH STEELSK. Wallin, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, Espoo, Finland; S. Pal-laspuro, University of Oulu, Oulu, Finland; P. Karjalainen-Roikonen, VTT TechnicalResearch Centre of Finland, Espoo, Finland; P. Suikkanen, SSAB Europe Oy,Raahe, Finland

SESSION 3.2M (FSI-5-1)Wednesday, July 22, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, NewburySHOCK AND BLAST PROPAGATION, CRACK PROPAGATION, ACOUSTICSAND INTERNAL WAVE PROPAGATIONSymposium on Structures Under Highly Dynamic Loading Conditions—Co-Sponsored by Fluid-Structure Interaction and High Pressure TechnologyTechnical CommitteesDeveloped by: J. Geng, Baker Engineering and Risk Consultants, Inc., San An-

tonio, TX, USA; H. Levine, Weidlinger Associates, Inc., MountainView, CA, USA; D. Sommerville, Structural Integrity Associates,Inc., San Jose, CA, USA

Chair: H. Levine, Weidlinger Associates, Inc., Mountain View, CA, USACo-Chair: D. Sommerville, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose,

CA, USAPVP2015-45329: BLAST LOAD INSIDE ENCLOURE DUE TO FLAME ACCEL-ERATIONJ. Geng, Baker Engineering and Risk Consultants, Inc., San Antonio, TX, USA;K. Thomas, BakerRisk, San Antonio, TX, USAPVP2015-45769: SURVEY OF BWR RECIRCULATION LINE BREAKACOUSTIC LOADSM. Walter, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., Centennial, CO, USA; D. Som-merville, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA, USA; M. Qin, Struc-tural Integrity Associates, Centennial, CO, USAPVP2015-45969: EXPERIMENTAL CONSIDERATION OF THE DETONATIONEXPANSION WAVE LIMITT. Ligon, Dominion Engineering, Inc., Herndon, VA, USA; J. Minichiello, BechtelNational, Inc., Richland, WA, USA; A. Pellman, Dominion Engineering, Inc., Re-ston, VA, USAPVP2015-45970: EXPERIMENTAL TESTING OF PRESSURE PULSE PROPA-GATION IN NON-NEWTONIAN SIMULANTS WITH A VOID FRACTION OFNON-CONDENSABLE GASK. Schmitt, T. Ligon, Dominion Engineering, Inc., Reston, VA, USA; J. Minichiello,Bechtel National, Inc., Richland, WA, USA

SESSION 3.2N (FSI-4-2)Wednesday, July 22, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Mezzanine, Exeter19TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNOLOGY FORFLUIDS, STRUCTURES, AND FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONS—2Developed by: K. Inaba, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan; S.

Malavasi, Politecnico di Milano, Milano, Italy; C. G. Giannopapa,European Space Agency, Paris, France; S. Itoh, Okinawa Na-tional College of Technology, Okinawa, Japan; G. Papadakis, Im-perial College London, London, United Kingdom; H. Iyama,Kumamoto National College of Technology, Yatsushiro-gun, Ku-mamoto, Japan; L. Kaiktsis, National Technical University ofAthens, Zografou, Greece; T. Watanabe, National Fisheries Uni-versity, Shimonoseki, Japan

Chair: K. Inaba, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, JapanCo-Chair: S. Malavasi, Politecnico di Milano, Milano, ItalyPVP2015-45944: A STUDY ON LEAKAGE FLOW INDUCED VIBRATION FROMENGINEERING VIEWPOINT

F. Inada, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Tokyo, JapanPVP2015-45840: PHASE LAG MODEL FOR FLUIDELASTIC INSTABILITY INSQUARE CYLINDER ARRANGEMENTM. Benaouicha, French National Center for Scientific Research, Brest, France;E. Longatte, Edf, Chatou, France; F. Baj, Commissariat à l’Energie Atomique etaux énergies alternatives, Gif-sur-Yvette, FrancePVP2015-45770: SIMULATION AND MEASUREMENT OF A NONLINEAR HY-DRODYNAMIC SLOSHING FORCE ON A RECTANGULAR TANK WITH SHAL-LOW WATER DEPTHK. Hara, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan; M. Watanabe, AoyamaGakuin University, Kanagawa, JapanPVP2015-45471: FLUID-ELASTIC INSTABILITIES OF CLAMPED-CLAMPEDALIGNED AND INCLINED CYLINDERS IN TURBULENT AXIAL FLOWJ. De Ridder, Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium; O. Doaré, ENSTA - ParisTech,Palaiseau, France; J. Degroote, Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium

SESSION 3.2O (DA-12-1)Wednesday, July 22, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, CabotCFD IN DESIGN AND ANALYSISDeveloped by: S. McGuffie, Porter McGuffie, Inc., Lawrence, KS, USAChair: S. McGuffie, Porter McGuffie, Inc., Lawrence, KS, USACo-Chair: S. Takaya, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2015-45248: DEVELOPMENT OF INTEGRATED NUMERICAL ANALYSISMODEL FOR UNSTEADY PHENOMENA IN UPPER PLENUM AND HOT-LEGPIPING SYSTEM OF JAPAN SODIUM-COOLED FAST REACTORS. Takaya, M. Tanaka, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, Japan; T. Fujisaki,NDD, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2015-45375: NUMERICAL ANALYSIS ON CAVITATION EROSION OF AHIGH PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL CONTROL VALVEG. Ou, Z. Zheng, J. Rao, L. Zhang, H. Jin, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University,Hangzhou, ChinaPVP2015-45574: NUMERICAL ANALYSIS AND EXPERIMENTAL ASSESS-MENT OF THE CYLINDER TEMPERATURE IN A RECIPROCATING COM-PRESSORF. Balduzzi, A. Tanganelli, G. Ferrara, University of Florence, Firenze, Italy; A.Babbini, R. Maleci, GE Oil & Gas, Firenze, FI, Italy

SESSION 3.2Q (TW-10)Wednesday, July 22, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Mezzanine, GeorgianTECHNICAL TUTORIAL 4: FLOW-INDUCED VIBRATION OF PROCESS SYS-TEM COMPONENTS IN TWO-PHASE FLOWS—PART 2Developed by: M. Younan, American University in Cairo, New Cairo, EgyptPresented by: M. J. Pettigrew, Ecole Polytechnique, Montreal, Canada

THURSDAY, JULY 23

No textBlock 4.1: Thursday, July 23 (8:30 am – 10:15 am)

No text

SESSION 4.1A (DA-3-3)Thursday, July 23, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Mezzanine, ArlingtonFATIGUE LIFE ASSESSMENTSymposium on Fatigue Issues—Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards, De-sign & Analysis, High Pressure Technology, and Materials & FabricationTechnical CommitteesDeveloped by: P. Gilles, S. Courtin, AREVA, Paris La Défense, FranceChair: D. J. Smith, University of Bristol, Bristol, United KingdomCo-Chair: M. H. C. Hannink, NRG, Petten, NetherlandsPVP2015-45235: PREDICTION OF FATIGUE CRACK INITIATION ANDGROWTH DURING THERMAL CYCLINGG. Wu, D. Tanner, D. J. Smith, University of Bristol, Bristol, United KingdomPVP2015-45576: NUMERICAL INVESTIGATIONS OF SEAM WELDS UNDERLOW CYCLE FATIGUE—PROPOSAL FOR LIFETIME ESTIMATION AND REC-OMMENDATIONS FOR DESIGN WITH COMMONLY USED GUIDELINESA. Bosch, Technische Universität Darmstadt, Darmstadt, Germany; J. Rudolph,

44

AREVA Gmbh, Erlangen, Germany; M. Vormwald, Technische Universität Darm-stadt, Darmstadt, GermanyPVP2015-45633: ASSESSMENT OF BEND FATIGUE TESTS USING RSE-MSTRESS ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES AND THE ASME SECTION III DIV I NB FA-TIGUE DESIGN RULESS. Booth, W. Vorster, EDF Energy, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, United KingdomPVP2015-45791: DEMONSTRATION OF FATIGUE FOR LTO LICENSE OF NPPBORSSELEM. H. C. Hannink, F. Blom, NRG, Petten, Netherlands; A. de Jong, P. Quist, W.Besuijen, EPZ, Borssele, NetherlandsPVP2015-45130: ESTABLISHMENT AND APPLICATION OF FATIGUE LIFEPREDICTION MODELS FOR COILED TUBINGX. Tian, H. Zhang, Q. Duan, Y. Ji, China University of Petroleum, Beijing, China

SESSION 4.1B (SE-7-1)Thursday, July 23, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, Back BaySEISMIC DAMAGE ASSESSMENT AND HEALTH MONITORING—IDeveloped by: O. S. Bursi, University of Trento, Trento, Italy; F. Paolacci, Roma

Tre University, Rome, ItalyChair: O. S. Bursi, University of Trento, Trento, ItalyCo-Chair: F. Paolacci, Roma Tre University, Rome, ItalyPVP2015-45123: PERFORMANCE-BASED ANALYSIS OF COUPLED SUPPORTSTRUCTURES AND PIPING SYSTEMS SUBJECT TO SEISMIC LOADINGO. S. Bursi, University of Trento, Trento, Italy; F. Paolacci, Roma Tre University,Rome, Italy; M. Shahin Reza, University of Trento, Trento, ItalyPVP2015-45131: DYNAMIC RESPONSE OF COUPLED TANKS AND PIPINGSYSTEMS UNDER SEISMIC LOADINGO. S. Bursi, University of Trento, Trento, Italy; G. Abbiati, ETH Zurich, IBK, D-BAUG, Zürich, Switzerland; L. Caracoglia, Northeastern University, Boston, MA,USA; V. Lasalandra, University of Trento, Trento, Italy; M. S. Reza, University ofTrento, Trento, ItalyPVP2015-45370: SEISMIC FRAGILITY ASSESSMENT OF STEEL LIQUIDSTORAGE TANKSK. Bakalis, D. Vamvatsikos, M. Fragiadakis, National Technical University ofAthens, Athens, GreecePVP2015-45486: FATIGUE FAILURE EVALUATION METHOD AND FRAGILITYCURVE USING ENERGYK. Minagawa, Saitama Institute of Technology, Saitama, Japan; S. Fujita, TokyoDenki University, Tokyo, Japan; S. Okamura, Mitsubishi FBR Systems, Inc., Tokyo,Japan

SESSION 4.1C (CT-6-1)Thursday, July 23, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, White HillDESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PACKINGS AND VALVESDeveloped by: M. Schaaf, amtec Messtechnischer Service GmbH, Lauffen, Ger-

many; H. Lejeune, CETIM, Nantes, FranceChair: M. Schaaf, amtec Messtechnischer Service GmbH, Lauffen, Ger-

manyCo-Chair: H. Lejeune, CETIM, Nantes, FrancePVP2015-45241: PREDICTION OF LEAK RATES IN POROUS BRAIDEDPACKING RINGSM. Kazeminia, H. Bouzid, École de technologie supérieure, Montreal, QC, CanadaPVP2015-45773: EVALUATION OF PACKING DRAG AND SEALABILITY ONKNIFE GATE VALVES FOR ACTUATOR SIZINGA. F. Garcia, Teadit Industria e Comercio Ltda, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil; C. D. Girão,Teadit Packing & Gaskets Pvt. Ltd., Vadodara, India; L. P. Romano, J. Veiga, Tea-dit Industria e Comercio Ltda, Rio De Janeiro, BrazilPVP2015-45588: HIGH FIDELITY SIMULATION OF SAFETY PRESSUREVALVE INTERNAL FLOWSY. Yang, A. Lefebvre, G.-C. Zha, University of Miami, Coral Gables, FL, USA; Q.Liu, J. Fan, National Engineering Research Center for Special Pump and Valve,Beijing, China

SESSION 4.1D (FSI-3-8)Thursday, July 23, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, WhittierBLUFF BODIES AND VIVDeveloped by: S. Ziada, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, Canada; A. Mo-

hany, University of Ontario institute of Technology, Whitby, ON,Canada

Chair: S. Ziada, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: A. Mohany, University of Ontario institute of Technology, Whitby,

ON, CanadaPVP2015-45128: PHASE-LAG-INDUCED FLUCTUATING LIFT FORCES ONTWO TANDEM BLUFF BODIESM. M. Alam, M. Zhe, Harbin Institute of Technology, Shenzhen, ChinaPVP2015-45137: EFFECT OF LANDING LIGHT ORIENTATION ON LANDINGGEAR NOISEE. Salt, M. Arezina, J. Lepore, S. Ziada, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON,CanadaPVP2015-45140: AERODYNAMIC FLOW SEPARATION CONTROL OFBRIDGE DECK SECTIONS USING PLASMA ACTUATORSK. Matsuda, K. Kato, Kyushu Institute of Technology, Kitakyushu, Fukuoka, JapanPVP2015-45390: A COMPARISON OF FORCES IN TWO- AND THREE-DIMEN-SIONAL FLOW PAST AN OSCILLATING CYLINDERS. Peppa, Technological Educational Institute of Athens, Athens, Greece; L. Kaik-tsis, National Technical University of Athens, Zografou, Greece; C. E. Frouzakis,Institut f. Energietechnik, Zurich, Switzerland; G. Triantafyllou, National TechnicalUniversity of Athens, Athens, Greece

SESSION 4.1E (OAC-3-2)Thursday, July 23, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, Beacon HillMONITORING, DIAGNOSTICS AND INSPECTION—IILuc H. Geraets Memorial International Symposium on Structural Integrity—Co-Sponsored by Design & Analysis, Codes & Standards, Computer Tech-nology and Bolted Joints, High Pressure Technology, Materials & Fabrication,and Operations, Applications & Components Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: M. Brumovsky, UJV Rez plc, Rez, Czech RepublicChair: I. Ezekoye, Westinghouse, Pittsburgh, PA, USACo-Chair: M. Kytka, UJV Rez plc, Rez, Czech RepublicPVP2015-45094: DEVELOPMENT OF A CONTACTLESS MEASUREMENTMETHOD USING AN LED-OPTICAL DISPLACEMENT SENSOR FOR VIBRA-TION STRESS OF PIPING SYSTEMSA. Maekawa, Institute of Nuclear Safety System, Inc., Fukui, Japan; T. Tsuji, TheKansai Electric Power Co., Inc., Fukui, Japan; T. Takahashi, Institute of NuclearSafety System, Inc., Fukui, JapanPVP2015-45562: ASSESSING FATIGUE ENDURANCE LIMIT OF PITTEDSPECIMENS BY MEANS OF AN INTEGRATED FRACTURE MECHANICS AP-PROACHN. O. Larrosa, The University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom; M. D.Chapetti, INTEMA, Mar del Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina, R. Ainsworth, The Uni-versity of Manchester, Manchester, United KingdomPVP2015-45938: EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE RISK BASED IN-SPECTION APPROACH IN ASSET INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT OF OIL ANDGAS FACILITIESJ. Akanni, Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company, Port Harcourt, Nige-ria; O. Alonge, Shell Petroleum Development Company, Port Harcourt, Nigeria

SESSION 4.1F (MF-25-1)Thursday, July 23, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, CambridgeASIAN PROGRAMS IN STRUCTURAL INTEGRITYDeveloped by: Y. J. Chao, University of South Carolina, South Carolina, SC,

USA; X.-K. Zhu, Edison Welding Institute, Columbus, OH, USA;P.-S. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USA;G. Qian, Paul Scherrer Institute, Villigen, Switzerland

Chair: G. Qian, Paul Scherrer Institute, Villigen, SwitzerlandCo-Chair: W. Chao, South Carolina, Columbia, SC, USAPVP2015-45577: RE-EVALUATION OF THE STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OFTHE CHINESE QINSHAN 300-MWE REACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL UNDERPRESSURIZED THERMAL SHOCK USING THE MASTER CURVE METHODY. Cao, Y. He, Shanghai Nuclear Engineering Research & Design Institute, Shang-hai, China; H. Hui, East China University of Science and Technology, Shanghai,China; H. Li, Shanghai Nuclear Engineering Research & Design Institute, Shang-hai, China; F. Z. Xuan, East China University of Science and Technology, Shang-hai, China

45

PVP2015-45747: CORRELATIONS BETWEEN CHARPY V-NOTCH IMPACTENERGY AND FRACTURE TOUGHNESS OF NUCLEAR REACTOR PRES-SURE VESSEL (RPV) STEELSM. Yu, Z. Luo, Tianjin University, Tianjin, China; Y. J. Chao, University of SouthCarolina, South Carolina, SC, USAPVP2015-45831: THREE DIMENSIONAL PLASTIC STRESS ANALYSIS OF RE-ACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL NOZZLE BELTLu Wei, State Nuclear Power Research Institute, Beijing, ChinaPVP2015-45963: PROBABILISTIC PRESSURIZED THERMAL SHOCKSANALYSIS FOR A REACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL BY CONSIDERING PLUMEEFFECTG. Qian, V. F. González-Albuixech, M. Niffenegger, M. Sharabi, Paul Scherrer In-stitute, Nuclear Energy and Safety, Villigen, SwitzerlandPVP2015-45745: CORRELATIONS BETWEEN CHARPY V-NOTCH IMPACTENERGY AND FRACTURE TOUGHNESS OF NUCLEAR REACTOR PRES-SURE VESSEL (RPV) STEELS (Presentation Only)M. Yu, Tianjin University, Tianjin, China

SESSION 4.1G (MF-2-6)Thursday, July 23, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, TremontAPPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILURE ASSESSMENT—VIDeveloped by: A. de Jesus, University of Porto, Porto, Portugal; T. Coppola,

Centro Sviluppo Materiali, Rome, ItalyChair: A. de Jesus, University of Porto, Porto, PortugalCo-Chair: G. H. B. Donato, FEI University, São Bernardo do Campo - SP,

São Paulo, BrazilPVP2015-45233: CYCLIC DEFORMATION AT THE TIP OF INCLINED CRACKSIN STEEL PLATESH. M. El Emam, A. E. M. Elsisi, H. A. Salim, University of Missouri, Columbia, MO,USA; H. E. M. Sallam, Jazan University, Jazan, Saudi ArabiaPVP2015-45820: CRACK TIP STRAIN DISTRIBUTIONS AND THEIR IMPLICA-TIONS TO CRACK GROWTH RATE DUE TO STRESS CORROSION CRACK-INGS.-J. Sung, N. Kotasthane, Y. Ashida, J. Pan, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor,MI, USAPVP2015-45933: INFLUENCE OF PLASTIC PRESTRAIN ON THE FATIGUECRACK GROWTH RESISTANCE (da/DN VS. DELTA_K) OF ASTM A36STRUCTURAL STEELG. H. B. Donato, F. G. Cavalcante, FEI University, São Bernardo do Campo, SãoPaulo, BrazilPVP2015-45966: ULTRA-LOW-CYCLE FATIGUE BEHAVIOUR OF FULL-SCALE ELBOWSJ. Pereira, University of Porto, Porto, Portugal, J. Ruano, University of Tras-os-Montes e Alto Douro, Vila Real, Portugal, S. Schaffrath, RWTH Aachen University,Aachen, Germany; A. de Jesus, University of Porto, Porto, Portugal, A. Fernandes,Idmec University Porto, Porto, Portugal

SESSION 4.1H (CS-17-1)Thursday, July 23, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, StuartCOMBINATION OF MULTI-AXIAL LOADS IN DESIGN AND FITNESS-FOR-SERVICEDeveloped by: P. Hoang, Sargent Lundy LLC., Barrington, IL, USA; K.

Hasegawa, Consultant, Hitachi Naka-shi, JapanChair: P. Hoang, Sargent Lundy LLC., Barrington, IL, USACo-Chair: K. Hasegawa, Consultant, Hitachi Naka-shi, JapanPVP2015-45524: EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON FAILURE ESTIMATIONMETHOD FOR CIRCUMFERENTIALLY CRACKED PIPE SUBJECTED TOMULTI-AXIAL LOADSY. Li, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, Japan; K. Hasegawa, Consultant, Hi-tachi Naka-shi, Japan; N. Miura, Central Research Institute of Electric Power In-dustry, Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan; K. Hoshino, Electric Power EngineeringSystems Co., Ltd., Kawasaki, JapanPVP2015-45536: FAILURE EXPERIMENTS ON PIPES WITH LOCAL WALLTINNING SUBJECTED TO MULTI-AXIAL LOADSY. Li, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, Japan; K. Hasegawa, Consultant, Hi-tachi Naka-shi, Japan; N. Miura, Central Research Institute of Electric Power In-dustry, Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan; K. Hoshino, Electric Power Engineering

Systems Co., Ltd., Kawasaki, JapanPVP2015-45687: APPLICATION OF TORSION Ce FACTOR FOR PIPING NON-PLANAR THROUGH-WALL FLAWSP. Hoang, Sargent Lundy LLC., Barrington, IL, USA

SESSION 4.1I (OAC-4-3)Thursday, July 23, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Mezzanine, BerkeleyTOXIC SUBSTANCES: STORAGE & TRANSPORTATION—THERMAL ANALY-SIS—IIDeveloped by: A. Smith, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAChair: A. Smith, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USACo-Chair: U. Zencker, Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing,

Berlin, GermanyPVP2015-45847: VALIDATION OF THERMAL ANALYSIS OF DRY STORAGECASKS AT DIABLO CANYONJ. Li, Y. Liu, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USAPVP2015-45851: GEOMETRICALLY-ACCURATE-THREE-DIMENSIONAL SIM-ULATIONS OF A USED NUCLEAR FUEL TRANSFER CASK FILLED WITHPRESSURIZED HELIUMM. Hadj Nacer, T. Manzo, M. Greiner, University of Nevada, Reno, NV, USAPVP2015-45852: DESIGN OF AN EXPERIMENT TO MEASURE THE THERMALACCOMMODATION COEFFICIENT BETWEEN HELIUM AND STAINLESS-STEEL IN CONCENTRIC CYLINDERS.M. Hadj Nacer, R. Green, M. Greiner, University of Nevada, Reno, NV, USAPVP2015-45077: HYDROGEN FLAMMABILITY MITIGATION IN A CONTAIN-MENT VESSEL USING A RECOMBINERM. Kesterson, N. Askew, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, Aiken, SC, USA; S.Hensel, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USA; J. Laurinat, Sa-vannah River Nuclear Solutions, Aiken, SC, USA

SESSION 4.1J (CS-11-1)Thursday, July 23, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Mezzanine, ClarendonRECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN CHINESE CODES AND STANDARDS—EX-TREME PRESSURE EQUIPMENTDeveloped by: J. Zheng, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China; J. Shi, Zhejiang

University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, ChinaChair: J. Zheng, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, ChinaCo-Chair: J. Shi, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, ChinaPVP2015-45060: DEVELOPMENT AND PROSPECT ON CHINESE CODESAND STANDARDS OF TRANSPORTABLE PRESSURE VESSELX. Xue, X. Tang, H. Lu, Shanghai Institute of Special Equipment Inspection andTechnical Research, Shanghai, China; W. Zhou, Sub Committee of MoveablePressure Vessel of China Standardization Committee on Boilers and Pressure,Shanghai, ChinaPVP2015-45152: A CALCULATION METHOD FOR TORQUES OF LARGE CA-PACITY CYLINDERS FOR TUBE TRAILERSG. Deng, China Special Equipment Inspection and Research Institution, Beijing,China; J. Wang, Taiyuan University of Technology, Taiyuan, China; Y. Jiang, ChinaSpecial Equipment Inspection and Research Institute, Beijing, China; F. Ji, TaiyuanUniversity of Technology, Taiyuan, China; J. Feng, China Jiliang University,Hangzhou, ChinaPVP2015-45203: FRACTURE CHARACTERISTICS OF 9%Ni STEEL AT LOWTEMPERATUREQ. Xiong, C. Huo, S. Gong, J. Luo, J. Zhang, Tubular Goods Research Instituteof CNPC, Xi’an, ChinaPVP2015-45330: EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF POST-FIRE MECHAN-ICAL PROPERTIES OF Q345R STEELS. Shao, China Special Equipment Inspection and Research Institute, Beijing,China; G. Jia, General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quar-antine of People’s Republic of China, Beijing, China; L. Cao, China Special Equip-ment Inspection and Research Institute, Beijing, China; C. Du, China SpecialEquipment Inspection and Research Institute, Beijing, ChinaPVP2015-45228: STUDY OF JOULE-THOMSON COOLING EFFECT DURINGLEAKAGE WITH APPLICATION TO COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS CONTAIN-MENT ON MARINE VESSELSY. Liu, G. Ai, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China

46

SESSION 4.1K (MF-10-1)Thursday, July 23, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, St. JamesMECHANISTIC MODELLING OF MATERIALS—IDeveloped by: A. Horn, AMEC Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United KingdomChair: A. Horn, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United KingdomCo-Chair: R. J. Smith, University of Manchester, Manchester, United King-

domPVP2015-45905: A MONTE CARLO IMPLEMENTATION OF THE JAMES-FORD-JIVKOV MICRO-STRUCTURALLY INFORMED LOCAL APPROACH AP-PLIED TO PREDICT FRACTURE TOUGHNESS INCLUDING LOWCONSTRAINT CONDITIONSM. Ford, AMEC Foster Wheeler, Warrington, Cheshire, United Kingdom; P. James,AMEC, Warrington, United KingdomPVP2015-45070: J’s DISABILITY COULD EXPLAIN ALL THE TEST SPECIMENSIZE EFFECTS OBSERVED FOR THE FRACTURE TOUGHNESS (JC) OF AMATERIAL IN THE DBTT REGIONT.Meshii, University of Fukui, Fukui, JapanPVP2015-45731: EFFECTS OF SIDE GROOVE ON FRACTURE TOUGHNESSH.-W. Ryu, H.-T. Kim, Korea University, Seoul, Korea (Republic); J.-J. Han, KoreaInstitute of Nuclear Nonproliferation and Control, Daejeon, Korea (Republic); Y.J. Kim, Korea University, Seoul, Korea (Republic); J. Kim, Sunchon National Uni-versity, Suncheon, Jeonnam, Korea (Republic)PVP2015-45869: ROUSSELIER PARAMETER CALIBRATION FOR ESSHETEWELD METALS. Arun, A. Sherry, M. Sheikh, M. Smith, The University of Manchester, Manches-ter, United Kingdom

SESSION 4.1L (CS-22-1)Thursday, July 23, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, FranklinFRACTURE AND MECHANICAL PROPERTY PREDICTIONS BY SUB-SIZEDSPECIMENS FOR STANDARDS—ICo-Sponsored by Codes & Standards and Materials & Fabrication TechnicalCommitteesDeveloped by: M. Yamamoto, Central Research Institute of Electric Power In-

dustry, Yokosuka, Japan; W. Server, ATI Consulting, Black Moun-tain, NC, USA

Chair: N. Miura, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry,Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan

Co-Chair: W. Server, ATI Consulting, Black Mountain, NC, USAPVP2015-45153: CORRELATION BETWEEN TRANSITION TEMPERATURESHIFTS OF IMPACT TESTS USING STANDARD AND SUBSIZE SPECIMENSM. Brumovsky, M. Kytka, UJV Rez plc, Rez, Czech RepublicPVP2015-45159: OVERVIEW OF NIST ACTIVITIES ON SUB-SIZE AND MINIA-TURIZED CHARPY SPECIMENS: CORRELATIONS WITH FULL-SIZE SPECI-MENS AND VERIFICATION SPECIMENS FOR SMALL-SCALE PENDULUMMACHINESE. Lucon, Protiro, Inc., Denver, CO, USA; C. N. McCowan, R. L. Santoyo, NationalInstitute of Standards and Technology, Boulder, CO, USAPVP2015-45703: THE PREDICTION OF SIZE EFFECT ON J-R CURVE FOREUROFER97 STEEL BY SIMPLIFIED MECHANICAL MODELL. Stratil, F. Siska, H. Hadraba, I. Dlouhy, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Re-public, Brno, Czech RepublicPVP2015-45958: DETERMINATION OF LOCAL TENSILE AND FATIGUEPROPERTIES WITH THE USE OF SUB-SIZED SPECIMENSJ. Dzugan, P. Konopik, R. Prochazka, M. Rund, Comtes FHT, Dobrany, CzechRepublic

SESSION 4.1M (CS-14-1)Thursday, July 23, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, NewburyREPAIR, REPLACEMENT AND MITIGATION FOR FITNESS-FOR-SERVICERULES—1Developed by: K. Dozaki, The Japan Atomic Power Co, Tokyo, JapanChair: S. McCracken, EPRI Welding and Repair Technology Center,

Harrisburg, NC, USACo-Chair: P. Doddihal, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2015-45483: LESSONS FROM AN OPERATIONAL SMALL LEAKAGE AT

TSURUGA NUCLEAR POWER STATIONH. Kobayashi, O. Urabe, T. Fujino, The Japan Atomic Power Company, Tokyo,JapanPVP2015-45903: RULES FOR TEMPORARY REPAIR TECHNIQUES IN JSMEFITNESS-FOR-SERVICE CODE AND THEIR CHALLENGESK. Dozaki, H. Kobayashi, The Japan Atomic Power Co, Tokyo, Japan; H. Adachi,Toshiba, Yokohama, Japan; Y. Kono, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Kobe,Japan; K. Muraoka, Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy, Ltd., Hitachi, JapanPVP2015-45924: BLOCK MONITORING METHOD OF SG TUBE SUPPORTPLATE WITH INTELLIGENT ECT FOR MAINTENANCE WORKY. Kobayashi, M. Noda, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, LTD, Kobe, Japan

SESSION 4.1N (CT-11-1)Thursday, July 23, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Mezzanine, ExeterNEW AND EMERGING METHODS OF ANALYSIS AND APPLICATIONSDeveloped by: Y. Park, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM, USAChair: Y. Park, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM, USACo-Chair: I. Hijazi, Marshall University, Huntington, WV, USAPVP2015-45019: HYDROGEN STORAGE USING CARBON NANOSTRUC-TURESS. Smith, Y. Park, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM, USAPVP2015-45119: A SIMPLE EMBEDDED ATOM POTENTIAL FOR FE-CU AL-LOYSI. Hijazi, Marshall University, Huntington, WV, USA; Y. Park, New Mexico StateUniversity, Las Cruces, NM, USAPVP2015-45362: EFFECT OF THE SHAPES OF DIVERSION UMBRELLAS ONTEMPERATURE FIELD IN A LARGE SPHERICAL TANK DURING HEATTREATMENT PROCESSESF. Ji, Taiyuan University of Technology, Taiyuan, China; X. Wang, G. Deng, ChinaSpecial Equipment Inspection Institute, Beijing, China; J. Feng, China Jiliang Uni-versity, Hangzhou, China; H. Liang, Taiyuan University of Technology, Taiyuan,China

SESSION 4.1O (MF-23-1)Thursday, July 23, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, 4th Floor, CabotADVANCED SENSOR TECHNOLOGIES FOR MONITORING STRUCTURALINTEGRITY—IDeveloped by: V. Giurgiutiu, University Of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, USAChair: V. Giurgiutiu, University Of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, USACo-Chair: P.-S. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2015-45595: EXPERIMENTATION AND ADAPTIVE MODELING FOR TEM-PERATURE EFFECT QUANTIFICATION IN PVP STRUCTURAL HEALTH MON-ITORING WITH PWAST. Kamas, B. Poddar, B. Lin, L. Yu, V. Giurgiutiu, University Of South Carolina,Columbia, SC, USAPVP2015-45623: TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON FIBER OPTICAL SENSORSFOR DRY CAST STORAGE HEALTH MONITORINGB. Lin, L. Yu, V. Giurgiutiu, University Of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, USAPVP2015-45798: DEVELOPMENT OF A TESTING SYSTEM FOR PIEZOELEC-TRIC WAFER ACTIVE SENSORS EXPOSED TO EXTREME TEMPERATURESW. Roth, B. Poddar, J. Bao, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, USA

No textBlock 4.2: Thursday, July 23 (10:30 am – 12:15 pm)

No text

SESSION 4.2A (OAC-6-1)Thursday, July 23, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Mezzanine, ArlingtonPANEL SESSION: TROUBLESHOOTING OF GASKET LEAKS—CASE STUD-IES AND FIELD EXPERIENCESDeveloped by: K. Guenther, Shell, Houston, TX, USA; E. Jamalyaria, Flexitallic,

Deer Park, TX, USA; J. Baulch, Teadit NA, Pasadena, TX, USA;B. Hantz, Valero Energy Corp, San Antonio, TX, USA

Chair: A. Cheta, Shell Exploration and Production Company, Houston,TX, USA

Co-Chair: Y. Shoji, YS Corporation LLC, Tokyo, JapanPanelists:

47

B. Hantz, Valero, San Antonio, TX, USAK. Guenther, Shell, Houston, TX, USAJ. Baulch, Teadit, Houston, TX, USAJ. Jamalyaria, Flexitallic, Houston, TX, USA

SESSION 4.2B (SE-7-2)Thursday, July 23, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, Back BaySEISMIC DAMAGE ASSESSMENT AND HEALTH MONITORING—IIDeveloped by: F. Paolacci, Roma Tre University, Rome, Italy; O. S. Bursi, Uni-

versity of Trento, Trento, ItalyChair: F. Paolacci, Roma Tre University, Rome, ItalyCo-Chair: O. S. Bursi, University of Trento, Trento, ItalyPVP2015-45662: PERFORMANCE-BASED DESIGN OF BURIED STEEL PIPESAT FAULT CROSSINGSB. Akbas, Gebze Technical University, Gebze - Kocaeli, Turkey; M. O’Rourke,Rensselaer, Clifton Park, NY, USA; E. Uckan, Bogazici University Kandilli Obser-vatory, Istanbul, Turkey; J. Shen, Iowa State University, Ames, IA, USA; M. Caglar,Bogazici University, KOERI, Istanbul, TurkeyPVP2015-45854: STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING OF CONCRETESHEAR WALL USING PIEZOCERAMIC-BASED SENSORSW.-I Liao, National Taipei University of Technology, Taipei, Taiwan; J.-F. Chai, Na-tional Center for Research on Earthquake Engineering, Taipei, TaiwanPVP2015-45700: PERFORMANCE CRITERIA FOR LIQUID STORAGE TANKSAND PIPING SYSTEMS SUBJECTED TO SEISMIC LOADINGM. Vathi, S. Karamanos, University of Thessaly, Volos, Greece; I. Kapogiannis,K. V. Spiliopoulos, National Technical University of Athens, Athens, Greece

SESSION 4.2C (CT-9-1)Thursday, July 23, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, White HillTHREADED FASTENERS AND JOINING OF MULTI-MATERIALSDeveloped by: S. Nassar, Oakland University, Rochester, MI, USA; T. Fukuoka,

Kobe University, Kobe, JapanChair: S. Nassar, Oakland University, Rochester, MI, USACo-Chair: T. Fukuoka, Kobe University, Kobe, JapanPVP2015-45084: EVALUATION OF STRESS AMPLITUDE OF BOLTED JOINTSBY FE ANALYSIS AND JOINT DIAGRAM AND A SIMPLE STRATEGY FOR ITSREDUCTIONT. Fukuoka, H. Taniuchi, Kobe University, Kobe, JapanPVP2015-45681: EFFECT OF UNDERHEAD DESIGN CONFIGURATION ONBOLT BEHAVIOR UNDER SHEAR LOADSZ. Wu, S. Nassar, Oakland University, Rochester, MI, USAPVP2015-45072: EFFECTS OF HEAT CYCLING AND JOINING METHOD ONTHE MECHANICAL PERFORMANCE OF MULTI-MATERIAL SINGLE LAPJOINTSK. Sakai, S. Nassar, Oakland University, Rochester, MI, USAPVP2015-45121: EFFECT OF NANOPARTICLE ENRICHMENT ON THE LOADTRANSFER CAPACITY AND FAILURE MODE OF BONDED STEEL-MAGNE-SIUM JOINTSS. Nassar, K. Moustafa, Z. Wu, D. Tzeples, Oakland University, Rochester, MI,USA

SESSION 4.2D (FSI-3-10)Thursday, July 23, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, WhittierFLOW INDUCED VIBRATION—PIPING VIBRATIONSDeveloped by: N. Mureithi, Ecole Polytechnique De Montreal, Montreal, QC,

Canada; S. Belfroid, TNO, Delft, NetherlandsChair: N. Mureithi, Ecole Polytechnique De Montreal, Montreal, QC,

CanadaCo-Chair: S. Belfroid, TNO, Delft, NetherlandsPVP2015-45075: DEVELOPMENT OF A SIMPLIFIED METHODOLOGY FOREVALUATION OF PIPING VIBRATION DUE TO MULTI-PHASE FLOWH. R. Santos, E. B. Tinoco, PETROBRAS, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil; M. S. Pfeil, Uni-versidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; R. C. Battista, Con-trollato Ltd., Rio De Janeiro, BrazilPVP2015-45288: VIBRATION SPECTRUM OF A WATER PIPE UNDER THE EF-FECT OF UNSTEADY FLUID LOADINGH. Berro, EDF R&D, Clamart, France; P. Moussou, Electricite de France, Clamart,

FrancePVP2015-45289: ENERGY APPROACH FOR DETERMINE FREQUENCY ANDAMPLITUDE OF VIBRATION OF PIPING WITH CLOSED SIDE BRANCHES.I. Orynyak, I. Dubyk, A. Batura, Ipp-Centre Ltd, Kyiv, UkrainePVP2015-45379: EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF ADDED MASS ANDDAMPING OF SUBMERGED PIPEWORKH. Goyder, Cranfield University, Shrivenham, United Kingdom

SESSION 4.2E (OAC-8-3)Thursday, July 23, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, Beacon HillAGEING MANAGEMENT IN INDUSTRY—PIPELINE, OFFSHORE AND NU-CLEARLuc H. Geraets Memorial International Symposium on Structural Integrity—Co-Sponsored by Design & Analysis, Codes & Standards, Computer Tech-nology and Bolted Joints, High Pressure Technology, Materials & Fabrication,and Operations, Applications & Components Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: G. Bezdikian, Georges Bezdikian Consulting, Le Vesinet, France;

G. G. Young, Entergy Services Inc., Russellville, AR, USAChair: K. Kang, International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna, AustriaCo-Chair: G. Bezdikian, Georges Bezdikian Consulting, Le Vesinet, FrancePVP2015-45272: FATIGUE MONITORING IN THE CONTEXT OF LONG-TERMOPERATION OF THE GOESGEN NUCLEAR POWER PLANT USING AREVA’SFAMOSiT. Wermelinger, Kernkraftwerk Goesgen AG, Däniken, Switzerland; F. M. Bruck-mueller, B. Heinz, AREVA GmbH, Erlangen, GermanyPVP2015-45356: THE EFFECT OF SOIL ON THE STRUCTURAL RESPONSEAND FATIGUE LIFE OF FREE SPAN FOR SUBMARINE PIPELINEJ. Dong, C. Xuedong, B. Wang, W. Guan, T. Yang, Hefei General Machinery Re-search Institute, Hefei, ChinaPVP2015-45485: FATIGUE REASSESSMENT TO MODERN STANDARDS FORLIFE EXTENSION OF OFFSHORE PRESSURE VESSELSE. Hutchison, J. Wintle, A. O’Connor, E. Buennagel, TWI, Cambridge, United King-dom; C. Buhr, Cranfield University, Bedfordshire, United KingdomPVP2015-45808: DETERMINATION OF HIGH-TEMPERATURE CREEP PROP-ERTY OF HIGH-CR STEEL BASED UPON INDENTATION TESTM. Arai, T. Ishikawa, Tokyo University of Science, Tokyo, Japan; Y. Takahashi, T.Kumagai, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Yokosuka, Kana-gawa-ken, Japan

SESSION 4.2F (OAC-2-1)Thursday, July 23, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, CambridgeQUALIFICATION TESTING IN NUCLEAR AND IN INDUSTRYDeveloped by: G. Bezdikian, Georges Bezdikian Consulting, Le Vesinet, France;

G. G. Young, Entergy Services Inc., Russellville, AR, USAChair: G. G. Young, Entergy Services Inc., Russellville, AR, USACo-Chair: E. Hutchison, TWI, Cambridge, United KingdomPVP2015-45685: ELEVATED TEMPERATURE LAP SHEAR TESTING OF ACARBON FIBER EPOXY COMPOSITE REPAIR SYSTEMA. Hawkins, B. Johnson, Citadel Technologies, Tulsa, OK, USAPVP2015-45960: LARGE EDF TESTS ON AGED CAST DUPLEX STAINLESSSTEEL COMPONENTS—PART I: REDUCED SCALE TESTSP. Le Delliou, S. Saillet, EDF/R&D, Moret-sur-Loing, France; G. Bezdikian,Georges Bezdikian Consulting, Le Vesinet, FrancePVP2015-45961: LARGE EDF TESTS ON AGED CAST DUPLEX STAINLESSSTEEL COMPONENTS—PART II: FULL SCALE TESTP. Le Delliou, S. Saillet, EDF/R&D, Moret-sur-Loing, France; G. Bezdikian,Georges Bezdikian Consulting, Le Vesinet, France

SESSION 4.2G (MF-14-1)Thursday, July 23, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, TremontLEAK BEFORE BREAKDeveloped by: J. Sharples, AMEC Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United Kingdom;

B. Bezensek, Shell UK Limited, Laurencekirk, United KingdomChair: J. Sharples, AMEC Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United KingdomCo-Chair: P. Gill, Amec, Warrington, United KingdomPVP2015-45156: PREDICTION OF DYNAMIC BREAK-OPENING AREAUNDER BEYOND DESIGN BASIS SEISMIC LOADING

48

M. Uddin, E. Kurth, F. Brust, G. Wilkowski, Engineering Mechanics Corp. Colum-bus, Upper Arlington, OH, USA; A. Betervide, Nucleoelectrica Argentina S.A.,Buenos Aires, ArgentinaPVP2015-45404: SYSTEM STIFFNESS AND RESTRAINT EFFECTS ON CIR-CUMFERENTIAL CRACK OPENING DISPLACEMENTS—A ROTATIONALSTIFFNESS APPROACHB. Young, R. Olson, Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, OH, USAPVP2015-45461: ESTIMATION OF ELASTIC CRACK OPENING DISPLACE-MENT FOR THIN ELBOWS WITH CIRCUMFERENTIAL THROUGH-WALLCRACKSM. K. Kim, Sungkyunkwan University, Suwon, Korea (Republic); H. B. Surh, KoreaAtomic Energy Research Institute, Daejeon, Korea (Republic); M. G. Won, M. K.Kim, Sungkyunkwan University, Suwon, Korea (Republic); N.-S. Huh, Seoul Na-tional University of Science and Technology, Korea, Korea (Republic); PVP2015-45468: LEAKAGE RATES THROUGH COMPLEX CRACK SHAPESUSING AN ODE METHODP. Gill, Amec, Warrington, United Kingdom; J. Sharples, AMEC Foster Wheeler,Warrington, United Kingdom; P. Budden, Edf Energy, Gloucester, United King-domPVP2015-45515: EFFECT OF PIPE RESTRAINT ON THE CONSERVATISM OFLEAK-BEFORE-BREAK DESIGN OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTY. Kim, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea (Republic); Y.-J. Oh, H.-B. Park,KEPCO Engineering and Construction, Gyeonggi-Do, Korea (Republic)

SESSION 4.2H (CS-21-1)Thursday, July 23, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, StuartFATIGUE MONITORING AND RELATED ASSESSMENT METHODSDeveloped by: T. Gilman, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA,

USAChair: T. Gilman, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA,

USACo-Chair: B. Heinz, AREVA Gmbh, Erlangen, GermanyPVP2015-45021: OPERATIONAL LESSONS LEARNED BASED ON COMPRE-HENSIVE TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENTS AT PRIMARY CIRCUIT COM-PONENTSS. Reese, E.ON Kernkraft GmbH, Hannover, Germany; J. Seichter, SiempelkampPruef- und Gutachter-Ges. mbH, Dresden, Germany; D. Klucke, H. E. Karabaki,E.ON Kernkraft GmbH, Hannover, GermanyPVP2015-45659: FATIGUE MONITORING AND ASSESSMENT: DIFFERENTAPPROACHES COMBINED FOR LIFETIME EXTENSION CHALLENGEST. Gilman, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA, USA; M. Gray, West-inghouse Electric Company, Cranberry Twp, PA, USA; J. Rudolph, AREVA Gmbh,Erlangen, Germany; B. Heinz, AREVA Gmbh, Erlangen, GermanyPVP2015-45668: REQUIREMENTS OF LOAD DATA EVALUATION, STRESSANALYSIS AND CYCLE COUNTING FOR THE QUALIFIED THERMAL FA-TIGUE ASSESSMENT OF NPP COMPONENTSJ. Rudolph, AREVA Gmbh, Erlangen, Germany; J. Freire, Pontifícia UniversidadeCatólica do Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; J. E. Maneschy, M. Cisternas,Eletrobrás Termonuclear S.A., Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; F. Costa, Pontifícia Univer-sidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, BrazilPVP2015-45676: FATIGUE MONITORING SYSTEM AND POST PROCESSINGOF TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENTS: SURGELINE UNDER STRATIFICA-TION LOADINGB. Jouan, S. Bergholz, J. Rudolph, AREVA Gmbh, Erlangen, Germany

SESSION 4.2I (OAC-4-4)Thursday, July 23, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Mezzanine, BerkeleyTOXIC SUBSTANCES: STORAGE & TRANSPORTATION—EFFECTS OF HY-DRIDE ON HBU CLADDING MECHANICAL PROPERTIESDeveloped by: Y. Liu, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USAChair: Y. Liu, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USACo-Chair: R. Rebak, GE Global Research, Schenectady, NY, USAPVP2015-45306: FLAW EFFECTS AND FLAW REORIENTATION ON SPENTFUEL ROD PERFORMANCE, A SIMULATION WITH FINITE ELEMENT ANALY-SISD. T. Tang, A. Rigato, R. Einziger, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Wash-ington, DC, MD, USA

PVP2015-45645: ANALYTICAL DETERMINATION OF FUEL CLADDING ME-CHANICAL PROPERTIES (Presentation Only)Z. Han, M. Billone, Y. Liu, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USAPVP2015-45793: FAILURE CRITERIA FOR UNIRRADIATED PWR CLADDINGSUBJECTED TO RING COMPRESSION TESTSJ. Ruiz, M. A. Martin-Rengel, Universidad Politecnica de Madrid, Madrid, Madrid,Spain; F. J. Gomez-Sanchez, Advanded Material Simulation, Bilbao, Bilbao, SpainPVP2015-45984: COMPARISON OF RING COMPRESSION TESTING TOTHREE POINT BEND TESTING FOR UNIRRADIATED ZIRLO CLADDINGP. Korinko, R. L Sindelar, R. Kesterson, Savannah River National Laboratory,Aiken, SC, USA

SESSION 4.2J (CS-11-3)Thursday, July 23, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Mezzanine, ClarendonRECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN CHINESE CODES AND STANDARDS—IN-TEGRITY MANAGEMENT USING ACOUSTIC EMISSIONDeveloped by: G. Jia, General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection

and Quarantine of People’s Republic of China, Beijing, China; Z.Chen, Zhejian University, Hangzhou, China

Chair: G. Jia, General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspectionand Quarantine of People’s Republic of China, Beijing, China

Co-Chair: Z. Chen, Zhejian University, Hangzhou, ChinaPVP2015-45118: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN CHINESE GLASS-LINEDPRESSURE VESSELS CODES AND STANDARDSY. Qiu, X.-H. Wu, G.-L. Luo, Shanghai Institute of Special Equipment Inspectionand Technical Research, Shanghai, ChinaPVP2015-45383: STRENGTH AND STABILITY ANALYSIS OF DOUBLE-DECKFLOATING ROOF UNDER WIND LOADZ. Chen, S. Huang, H. Fan, Zhejian University, Hangzhou, ChinaPVP2015-45829: STRESS ANALYSIS AND OPTIMIZATION RESEARCH FORTA CLAD STEEL TUBE SHEETK. Wang, W. Xu, Z. Liu, M. Liu, Zhengzhou University, Zhengzhou, ChinaPVP2015-45890: FAILURE ANALYSIS OF HIGH-PRESSURE STEAMPIPELINEJ. Shi, China Special Equipment Inspection and Research Institute, Beijing, China;K. Zhang, Nanjing University of Technology, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China; W. Liu, G.Xie, China Special Equipment Inspection and Research Institute, Beijing, China;G. Ye, Sinopec Luoyang Company, Luoyang, Henan, China

SESSION 4.2K (MF-10-2)Thursday, July 23, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, St. JamesMECHANISTIC MODELLING OF MATERIALS—IIDeveloped by: A. Horn, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United KingdomChair: A. Sherry, The University of Manchester, Manchester, United

KingdomCo-Chair: P. James, AMEC, Warrington, United KingdomPVP2015-45043: ON THE USE OF THE NOTCH MASTER CURVE FOR AP-PARENT FRACTURE TOUGHNESS PREDICTIONS OF NOTCHED FERRITICSTEELS OPERATING WITHIN THE DUCTILE-TO-BRITTLE TRANSITIONZONES. Cicero, T. García, University of Cantabria, Santander, Spain; V. Madrazo, Cen-tro Tecnológico de Componentes CTC, Santander, Cantabria, SpainPVP2015-45474: DEVELOPMENT OF TEST GUIDANCE FOR SINGLE EDGENOTCH BEND FRACTURE TOUGHNESS SPECIMENS CONTAININGNOTCHES INSTEAD OF FATIGUE PRE-CRACKSA. Horn, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United Kingdom; P. Budden, Edf En-ergy, Gloucester, United KingdomPVP2015-45749: FRACTURE MECHANICS STUDY ON THE EFFECTS OFVARIOUS NOTCH RADII BY USING FE ANALYSISZ. M. A. Hamid, K.-H. Bae, G.-G. Youn, Korea University, Seoul, Korea, Korea(Republic); D. Y. Lee, KEPCO E&C, Seongnam-Si, Korea (Republic); Y. J. Kim,Korea University, Seoul, Korea (Republic)PVP2015-45922: DEVELOPMENT OF A METHOD TO CALCULATE THE Jc OFA 1T SE(B) USING CHARPY IMPACT ENERGY IN THE LOWER DUCTILE TOBRITTLE TRANSITIONR. J. Smith, A. Sherry, The University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom;A. Horn, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United Kingdom; A. Bannister, Tata

49

Steel Research Development and Technology, Rotherham, United Kingdom

SESSION 4.2L (CS-22-2)Thursday, July 23, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, FranklinFRACTURE AND MECHANICAL PROPERTY PREDICTIONS BY SUB-SIZEDSPECIMENS FOR STANDARDS—IICo-Sponsored by Codes & Standards and Materials & Fabrication TechnicalCommitteesDeveloped by: M. Yamamoto, Central Research Institute of Electric Power In-

dustry, Yokosuka, Japan; W. Server, ATI Consulting, Black Moun-tain, NC, USA

Chair: E. Lucon, Protiro, Inc., Denver, CO, USACo-Chair: Y. Miura, CRIEPI, Yokosuka-shi, Kanagawa-ken, JapanPVP2015-45412: FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS ON THE APPLICATION OFMINI-C(T) TEST SPECIMENS FOR FRACTURE TOUGHNESS EVALUATIONH. Takamizawa, T. Tobita, T. Ohtsu, J. Katsuyama, Y. Nishiyama, Japan AtomicEnergy Agency, Tokai-mura, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2015-45503: STUDY ON DIMENSIONAL TOLERANCES REQUIRED FORMINIATURE C(T) SPECIMENSN. Miura, Y. Momoi, M. Yamamoto, Central Research Institute of Electric PowerIndustry, Yokosuka, JapanPVP2015-45545: APPLICABILITY OF MINIATURE C(T) SPECIMENS FOR THEMASTER CURVE EVALUATION OF RPV WELD METALM. Yamamoto, N. Miura, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry,Yokosuka, JapanPVP2015-45782: USE OF SMALL COMPACT TENSION SPECIMEN FORFRACTURE TOUGHNESS EVALUATION OF RPV STEELS (PresentationOnly)M. Sokolov, R. Nanstad, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA

SESSION 4.2M (MF-24-1)Thursday, July 23, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, NewburyMANUFACTURING AND MITIGATION PROCESS SIMULATIONDeveloped by: V. Robin, AREVA, Lyon, France, France; P. Gilles, AREVA, Paris

La Défense, FranceChair: V. Robin, AREVA, Lyon, France, FranceCo-Chair: G. Hock, BMPC - Knolls, Schenectady, NY, USAPVP2015-45684: GEOMETRICAL COMPARISON OF NUMERICAL MODELSUSED IN THE DESIGN AND VALIDATION OF MECHANICALLY ROLLEDTUBE-TUBESHEET JOINTSS. Madsen, Aalborg University, Aalborg, Denmark; A. S. Kristensen, Aalborg Uni-versity Esbjerg, Esbjerg, Denmark; C. Ibsen, VP industries, Lem, Denmark; B.Gervang, Aarhus University, Aarhus, DenmarkPVP2015-45864: NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF SCREW MANUFACTURINGPROCESS FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF SURFACE INTEGRITYV. Robin, AREVA, Lyon, France, France; P. Gilles, AREVA, Paris La Défense,France; B. Bosco, AREVA, Lyon, France; F. Valiorgue, LTDS/ENISE, Saint Eti-enne, France; L. Mazuy, AREVA, Jeumont, FrancePVP2015-45973: MODELLING OF ULTRASONIC SHOT PEENINGV. Robin, AREVA, Lyon, France, France; P. Gilles, AREVA, Paris La Défense,France; A. Brosse, Esi-France, Lyon, France; T. Chaise, LaMCoS - INSA Lyon,Villeurbanne, France

SESSION 4.2O (MF-23-2)Thursday, July 23, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, 4th Floor, CabotADVANCED SENSOR TECHNOLOGIES FOR MONITORING STRUCTURALINTEGRITY—IIDeveloped by: V. Giurgiutiu, University Of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, USAChair: V. Giurgiutiu, University Of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, USACo-Chair: P.-S. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2015-45846: NON-CONTACT GAS ACCUMULATION DETECTION INWATER LOADED PIPES USING GUIDED WAVESZ. Tian, X. Sun, L. Ma, L. Yu, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, USAPVP2015-45845: GUIDED WAVE DAMAGE DETECTION IN POWER-PLANT-TUBES BY USING NON-CONTACT MAGNETOSTRICTIVE TRANSDUCER AR-RAYSP. Guo, H. Li, North China Electric Power University, Beijing, China; Z. Tian, Uni-

versity of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, USA; H. Xu, North China Electric PowerUniversity, Beijing, ChinaPVP2015-45841: TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON PIEZOELECTRIC WAFERACTIVE SENSORS FOR STEEL CANISTER HEALTH MONITORINGL. Ma, X. Sun, B. Lin, L. Yu, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, USA

No textBlock 4.3: Thursday, July 23 (2:00 pm – 3:45 pm)

No text

SESSION 4.3A (OAC-6-2)Thursday, July 23, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Mezzanine, ArlingtonFITNESS FOR SERVICE & LIFE EXTENSION OF AGING PRESSURE EQUIP-MENTDeveloped by: Y. Shoji, YS Corporation LLC, Tokyo, Japan; A. Cheta, Shell Ex-

ploration and Production Company, Houston, TX, USAChair: Y. Shoji, YS Corporation LLC, Tokyo, JapanCo-Chair: A. Cheta, Shell Exploration and Production Company, Houston,

TX, USAPVP2015-45201: COMPUTATIONAL METHODS TO SUPPORT BRITTLEFRACTURE ASSESSMENT OF PSVS INVOLVING AUTOREFRIGERATIONK. Subramanian, Stress Engineering Services, Metairie, LA, USA; J. Penso, ShellProjects & Technology, Houston, TX, USA; H. Pordal, Stress Engineering ServicesInc., Mason, OH, USAPVP2015-45584: EFFECTIVE OUTAGE PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATIONFOR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS IN THE UKH. Reece-Barkell, Frazer-Nash Consultancy, Plymouth, United Kingdom; W.Vorster, EDF Energy, Gloucester, United KingdomPVP2015-45035: ACHIEVING EXCELLENCE IN A FIXED EQUIPMENT ME-CHANICAL INTEGRITY PROGRAM (Presentation Only)J. Reynolds, Intertek/Moody, Steamboat Springs, CO, USAPVP2015-45811: WEAR INDUCED BY STOCHASTIC SLIDING IMPACTST. Souilliart, E. Rigaud, A. Le Bot, Université de Lyon, Ecully, France; C. Phalippou,Commissariat à l’Energie Atomique et aux Energies Alternatives, Gif-sur-Yvette,France

SESSION 4.3B (MF-18-1)Thursday, July 23, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, Back BayFATIGUE AND FRACTURE OF WELDS AND HEAT AFFECTED ZONESDeveloped by: D. J. Shim, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus,

Columbus, OH, USA; M. Kerr, Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory,Niskayuna, NY, USA; P. Gilles, AREVA, Paris La Défense,France; F. Hosseinzadeh, The Open University, Milton Keynes,United Kingdom; D. Rudland, Nuclear Regulatory Commission,Frederick, MD, USA

Chair: D. J. Shim, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus,Columbus, OH, USA

Co-Chair: F. Hosseinzadeh, The Open University, Milton Keynes, UnitedKingdom

PVP2015-45583: NUMERICAL STUDY ON FRACTURE BEHAVIOR OF COM-PLEX CRACKED PIPESH.-W. Ryu, Korea University, Seoul, Seoul, Korea (Republic); J.-J. Han, Korea In-stitute of Nuclear Nonproliferation and Control, Daejeon, Korea (Republic); Y. J.Kim, Korea University, Seoul, Korea (Republic)PVP2015-45748: EFFECT OF STRAIN HARDENING CONSTITUTIVE RELA-TIONS ON WELD RESIDUAL STRESS SIMULATION OF DISSIMILAR METALWELDJ. Chen, G. Chen, X Yu, Z. Feng, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN,USA; P. Crooker, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, CA, USAPVP2015-45834: CRACK GROWTH EVALUATION FOR CRACKED CARBONAND STAINLESS PIPES UNDER LARGE SEISMIC LOADINGY. Yamaguchi, J. Katsuyama, Y. Li, K. Onizawa, Japan Atomic Energy Agency,Ibaraki, JapanPVP2015-46011: INTEGRATED EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURES ASSESSINGHYDROGEN INDUCED CRACKING SUSCEPTIBILITYA. Fotouh, KBR Industrial, Edmonton, AB, Canada; R. El-Hebeary, Cairo Univer-

50

sity, Cairo, Giza, Egypt; M. El-Shennawy, Taif University, Al Huwaya, Taif, SaudiArabia; D. Tulloch, KBR Canada, Edmonton, AB, Canada; J. Davio, KBR IndustrialCanada, Edmonton, AB, Canada

SESSION 4.3C (DA-5-1)Thursday, July 23, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, White HillSTRESS CLASSIFICATION AND DESIGN BY ANALYSIS METHODOLOGIESDeveloped by: Q. Ma, Walla Walla University, College Place, WA, USAChair: P. Gilles, AREVA, Paris La Défense, FranceCo-Chair: C. Basavaraju, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, North Potomac,

MD, USAPVP2015-45079: DESIGN BY ANALYSIS FOR THE ORTHOTROPIC COMPO-NENT OF CONICAL SHELL AND CYLINDRICAL SHELL BASED ON HILL 48YIELD CRITERIONX. He, T. Yao, Y. Guo, C. Zhou, Nanjing Tech University, Nanjing, Jiangsu, ChinaPVP2015-45408: A COMPARISON OF DESIGN BY ANALYSIS TECHNIQUESFOR EVALUATING NOZZLE-TO-SHELL JUNCTIONS PER ASME SECTIONVIII DIVISION 2P. Prueter, R. Brown, The Equity Engineering Group, Inc., Shaker Heights, OH,USAPVP2015-45533: AN APPLICATION OF TWO STEP STRESS CLASSIFICATIONAPPROACH (PRIMARY STRUCTURE METHOD) FOR STRESS CLASSIFICA-TION AT CYLINDRICAL SHELL—NOZZLE INTERSECTIONS SUBJECTED TOINTERNAL PRESSURE, RADIAL LOAD AND IN- AND OUT-OF-PLANE BEND-ING MOMENTSA. Bhattacharya, H. Patel, S. Patel, S. Bapat, CB&I UK Ltd, London, United King-dom

SESSION 4.3D (FSI-3-11)Thursday, July 23, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, WhittierFLOW INDUCED VIBRATION—REACTOR INTERNALSDeveloped by: P. Moussou, Electricite de France, Clamart, France; S. Etienne,

Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal, Montréal, QC, Canada; H.Goyder, Cranfield University, Shrivenham, United Kingdom; M.Hassan, University of Guelph, Guelph, ON, Canada

Chair: P. Moussou, Electricite de France, Clamart, FranceCo-Chair: M. Hassan, University of Guelph, Guelph, ON, CanadaPVP2015-45278: DEVELOPMENT OF AN ADVANCED PWR REACTOR INTER-NALS SYSTEM FINITE ELEMENT MODEL FOR FLOW-INDUCED VIBRATIONANALYSESA. P. Walker, M. J. Palamara, S. D. Smith, R. A. Basel, G. A. Meyer, WestinghouseElectric Company, Cranberry Township, PA, USAPVP2015-45291: ANALYSIS OF DYNAMIC STRESS IN THE REACTOR COREBARREL DUE TO THE PRESSURE PULSATIONS.I. Orynyak, I. Dubyk, A. Batura, Ipp-Centre Ltd, Kyiv, UkrainePVP2015-45862: CORE MECHANICAL DYNAMICS EXPERIMENT IN THEPHÉNIX REACTORD. Broc, J. Cardolaccia, CEA Saclay, Gif-sur-Yvette, France; L. Martin, J.-L. Portier,CEA, Saint Paul lez Durance, FrancePVP2015-45069: CONSTRUCTION OF DYNAMIC MODEL FOR FREE STAND-ING SPENT FUEL RACK UNDER SEISMIC EXCITATIONSS. Kaneko, H. Shirai, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Tokyo, JapanPVP2015-45904: 3D EFFECT IN FLUID FLOW DURING 2D VIBRATIONS: EX-PERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF FSI FOR AN ENCLOSEDHEXAGONAL ASSEMBLYL. Sargentini, B. Cariteau, J.-P. Magnaud, CEA-Saclay, Gif-sur-Yvette, France; A.Monavon, Université Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris, France; G. Artini, University ofPisa, Pisa, Italy

SESSION 4.3E (FSI-3-3)Thursday, July 23, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, Beacon HillTUBE BUNDLES—IIIDeveloped by: M. Hassan, University of Guelph, Guelph, ON, CanadaChair: M. Hassan, University of Guelph, Guelph, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: T. Nakamura, Osaka Sangyo University, Daito, Osaka, JapanPVP2015-45081: MEASUREMENT OF FLOW-INDUCED FORCES: A SINGLEFLEXIBLE TUBE IN A RIGID TRIANGULAR-PITCH BUNDLE SUBJECTED TO

TWO-PHASE CROSS-FLOWE. Deri, J. Nibas, O. Ries, A. Adobes, Electricité de France, Chatou, FrancePVP2015-45250: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF STEAM GENERATOR TUBELOADING DURING BLOWDOWNO. Hamouda, D. S. Weaver, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, Canada; J.Riznic, Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, Ottawa, ON, CanadaPVP2015-45714: STREAMWISE DYNAMICS OF A TUBE ARRAY SUBJECTEDTO TWO-PHASE CROSS-FLOWSS. Olala, N. Mureithi, Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal, Montreal, QC, CanadaPVP2015-45931: FLUIDELASTIC INSTABILITY IN TUBE ARRAYS SUBJECTTO TWO-PHASE CROSS FLOW: A POROUS MEDIUM APPROACHE. Tixier, C Beguin, S. Etienne, D. Pelletier, A. Hay, Ecole Polytechnique de Mon-treal, Montréal, QC, Canada

SESSION 4.3F (CS-26-1)Thursday, July 23, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, CambridgeDEVELOPMENT OF STRESS INTENSITY FACTORS FOR CODES—ICo-Sponsored by Codes & Standards and Materials & Fabrication TechnicalCommitteesDeveloped by: Y. Li, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, Japan; D. J. Shim,

Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus, Columbus,OH, USA

Chair: Y. Li, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, JapanCo-Chair: D. J. Shim, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus,

Columbus, OH, USAPVP2015-45063: EVALUATION OF STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR INTERAC-TIONS BETWEEN ADJACENT FLAWS WITH LARGE ASPECT RATIOSK. Azuma, Nuclear Regulation Authority, Japan, Tokyo, Japan; Y. Li, Japan AtomicEnergy Agency, Ibaraki, Japan; K. Hasegawa, Consultant, Hitachi Naka-shi, JapanPVP2015-45199: STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR HANDBOOKS- COMPARISONOF RSE-M AND ASME XI CODESC. Faidy, CF Integrity Engineering, Tassin, FrancePVP2015-45788: BENCHMARK FOR THE CALCULATION OF QUASI-LAMI-NAR ELLIPTICAL CRACKS INTERACTION UNDER BI-AXIAL LOADINGP. Dulieu, V. Lacroix, Tractebel Engineering, Brussels, Belgium; D. J. Shim, F.Brust, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus, Columbus, OH, USAPVP2015-45575: VALIDATION OF STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR SOLUTIONSIN xLPR VERSION 2.0 CODED. J. Shim, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus, Columbus, OH,USA; J. Wallace, Nuclear Regulatory, Rockville, MD, USA; S. Kalyanam, Engi-neering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus, Columbus, OH, USA; M. Benson,Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville, MD, USA

SESSION 4.3G (MF-3-3)Thursday, July 23, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, TremontEFFECTS OF GASEOUS HYDROGEN ON PRESSURE VESSEL STEELSDeveloped by: C. San Marchi, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA,

USAChair: L. Briottet, French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Com-

mission (CEA), Grenoble, FranceCo-Chair: W. Yoru, The Japan Steel Works, Ltd., Muroran, JapanPVP2015-45742: HYDROGEN-ASSISTED CRACKING OF Cr-Mo STEEL INSLOW STRAIN RATE TENSILE TEST WITH HIGH-PRESSURE GASEOUS HY-DROGENH. Matsunaga, M. Yoshikawa, R. Kondo, H. Itoga, J. Yamabe, Kyushu University,Fukuoka, JapanPVP2015-45328: FRACTURE PROPERTIES OF A Cr-Mo FERRITIC STEEL INHIGH-PRESSURE GASEOUS HYDROGENT. Iijima, H. Itoga, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan; B. An, National Institute ofAdvanced Industrial Science and Technology, Tsukuba, Japan; C. San Marchi, B.Somerday, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA, USAPVP2015-45337: HYDROGEN ASSISTED CRACKING THRESHOLD OF HIGH-STRENGTH LOW-ALLOY STEELY. Yanagisawa, W. Yoru, The Japan Steel Works, Ltd., Muroran, Japan; T. Ohmi,A. T. Yokobori Jr., Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi, JapanPVP2015-45424: OPTIMIZING MEASUREMENT OF FATIGUE CRACKGROWTH RELATIONSHIPS FOR Cr-Mo PRESSURE VESSEL STEELS IN HY-

51

DROGEN GASB. Somerday, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA, USA; J. W. Felbaum,Fiba Technologies Inc., Littleton, MA, USA; P. Bortot, TenarisDalmine, Dalmine,ItalyPVP2015-45267: HYDROGEN-ENHANCED FATIGUE OF A Cr-Mo STEELPRESSURE VESSELL. Briottet, I. Moro, CEA, Grenoble, France; J. Furtado, Air Liquide R&D, Jouy-en-Josas, France; J. Solin, VTT, Espoo, Finland; P. Bortot, TenarisDalmine,Dalmine, Italy

SESSION 4.3I (OAC-4-5)Thursday, July 23, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Mezzanine, BerkeleyTOXIC SUBSTANCES: STORAGE & TRANSPORTATION—MAINTENANCE,AGING EFFECTS AND MANAGEMENTDeveloped by: J. Ruiz, Technical University of Madrid, Madrid, Spain; J. Li, Ar-

gonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USAChair: J. Ruiz, Technical University of Madrid, Madrid, SpainCo-Chair: J. Li, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USAPVP2015-45643: ANTICIPATED IMPROVED PERFORMANCE OF ADVANCEDSTEEL CLADDING UNDER LONG TERM DRY STORAGE OF USED FUELR. Rebak, S. Huang, GE Global Research, Schenectady, NY, USAPVP2015-45648: MAINTENANCE OF BOLTED CLOSURE FOR THE RA-DIOACTIVE MATERIALS CASK (Presentation Only)V. Shah, Z. Han, R. Fabian, B. Shelton, Y. Liu, Argonne National Laboratory, Ar-gonne, IL, USAPVP2015-45917: PERFORMANCE OF BOLTED CLOSURE JOINT ELAS-TOMERS UNDER CASK AGING CONDITIONSC. Verst, T. E. Skidmore, R. L Sindelar, W. Daugherty, Savannah River NationalLaboratory, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2015-45947: MONITORING HELIUM INTEGRITY IN WELDED CANISTERSY. Liu, H. Tsai, M. Nutt, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA

SESSION 4.3J (CS-11-4)Thursday, July 23, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Mezzanine, ClarendonRECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN CHINESE CODES AND STANDARDS—STRUC-TURAL INTEGRITY OF PRESSURE EQUIPMENTDeveloped by: C. Xuedong; F. Zhichao, Hefei General Machinery Research In-

stitute, Hefei, ChinaChair: C. Xuedong, Hefei General Machinery Research Institute, Hefei,

ChinaCo-Chair: F. Zhichao, Hefei General Machinery Research Institute, Hefei,

ChinaPVP2015-45870: DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW TYPE OF MAINTENANCE MAN-AGEMENT SYSTEM BASED ON RELIABILITY FOR ROTATING EQUIPMENTSIN TYPICAL PETROCHEMICAL PLANTX. Li, China Special Equipment Inspection & Research Institute, Beijing, China;G. Jia, General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantineof People’s Republic of China, Beijing, China; H. Wang, W. Wang, China SpecialEquipment Inspection & Research Institute, Beijing, ChinaPVP2015-45882: NUMERICAL SIMULATION INVESTIGATION ON EROSIONOF THE ELBOW BASED ON THE SIMILARITY THEORYX. Li, China Special Equipment Inspection & Research Institute, Beijing, China;X. He, J. Li, China University of Petroleum-Beijing, Beijing, ChinaPVP2015-45352: STRUCTURAL DESIGN, MANUFACTURING AND MAINTE-NANCE TECHNOLOGY OF FLANGE SEAL FOR PRESSURE EQUIPMENTBASED ON LEAK RATE CONTROLC. Xuedong, C. Jun, L. Yunrong, F. Zhichao, Hefei General Machinery ResearchInstitute, Hefei, Anhui, ChinaPVP2015-45827: THERMAL STRESS ANALYSIS OF CONVEX TUBE SHEETIN NEW TYPE OF HEAT RECOVERY BOILERZ. Liu, K. Wang, W. Xu, M. Liu, Zhengzhou University, Zhengzhou, ChinaPVP2015-45892: FAILURE ANALYSIS OF A CRACKED OUTLET ELBOW INCOAL GASIFICATION UNITW. Liu, S. Shao, J. Shi, Z. Yang, China Special Equipment Inspection and Re-search Institute, Beijing, China; Q. Chen, SINOPEC Hubei Chemical FertilizerCompany, Zhijiang, China

SESSION 4.3K (MF-10-3)Thursday, July 23, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, St. JamesMECHANISTIC MODELLING OF MATERIALS—IIIDeveloped by: A. Horn, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United KingdomChair: A. Horn, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United KingdomCo-Chair: R. J. Smith, University of Manchester, Manchester, United King-

domPVP2015-45010: DEVELOP AN EXCEL-BASED MODELING TOOL TO PRE-DICT WELD AND HAZ COOLING RATE AND HARDNESS FOR PIPELINEWELDINGY.-P. Yang, EWI, Columbus, OH, USA; Z. Cao, Advantech GS Enterprises, Inc.,San Diego, CA, USA; J. Gould, T. McGaughy, J. Jennings, EWI, Columbus, OH,USAPVP2015-45994: A MACRO-MICRO MODEL OF FUSION ZONE MI-CROSTRUCTURE EVOLUTION IN Mn-C LOW-ALLOY STEEL COUPLEDWITH THERMAL STRESS ANALYSISK. Kazemi, A. Artemev, Carleton University, Ottawa, ON, Canada; J. Zhou, GoldakTechnologies Inc., Ottawa, ON, Canada; J. Goldak, Carleton University, Ottawa,ON, CanadaPVP2015-45487: DEFORMATION CHARACTERISTICS OF A HIGHCHROMIUM, POWER PLANT STEEL AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURESB. Golden, University of Limerick, Limerick, Ireland; D. Li, National University ofIreland, Galway, Ireland; P. Tiernan, Limerick, Ireland; S. Scully, ESB Energy In-ternational, Dublin, Ireland; N. O’Dowd, University of Limerick, Limerick, IrelandPVP2015-45612: EFFECT OF HIGH TEMPERATURE CORROSION ON THESERVICE LIFE OF P91 PIPING IN BIOMASS CO-FIRINGC. P O’Hagan, R. A. Barrett, S. Leen, National University of Ireland, Galway, Ire-land; R. Monaghan, Combustion Chemistry Centre, Galway, Ireland

SESSION 4.3L (CS-22-3)Thursday, July 23, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, 4th Floor, FranklinFRACTURE AND MECHANICAL PROPERTY PREDICTIONS BY SUB-SIZEDSPECIMENS FOR STANDARDS—IIICo-Sponsored by Codes & Standards and Materials & Fabrication TechnicalCommitteesDeveloped by: M. Yamamoto, Central Research Institute of Electric Power In-

dustry, Yokosuka, Japan; W. Server, ATI Consulting, Black Moun-tain, NC, USA

Chair: M. Kamaya, Institute of Nuclear Safety System, Mikata-gunFukui, Japan

Co-Chair: J. Dzugan, Comtes FHT, Dobrany, Czech RepublicPVP2015-45339: EVALUATION OF FATIGUE DATA THROUGH MINIATURESPECIMEN TEST TECHNIQUES.R. Prakash, A. Kumar S, Indian Institute of Technology Madras, Chennai, IndiaPVP2015-45528: UTILIZATION OF SPT TECHNIQUES FOR EVALUATION OFCHANGES IN THE PROPERTIES OF THE VVER-440 REACTOR PRESSUREVESSEL STEELS AFTER THEIR IRRADIATION IN THE RESEARCH ANDPOWER REACTORSM. Brezina, J. Petzova, M. Kapusnak, L. Kupca, VUJE, a.s., Trnava, Slovakia(Slovak Republic)PVP2015-45539: APPLICATION OF SMALL PUNCH TESTING METHODS FORTHERMAL AGEING MONITORING AT PRIMARY CIRCUIT COMPONENTS INNUCLEAR POWER PLANTJ. Petzova, M. Brezina, M. Kapusnak, L. Kupca, VUJE, a.s., Trnava, Slovakia(Slovak Republic)

No textBlock 4.4: Thursday, July 23 (4:00 pm – 5:45 pm)

No text

SESSION 4.4A (OAC-6-3)Thursday, July 23, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Mezzanine, ArlingtonREPAIR TECHNOLOGY—WELD REPAIRS, USE OF COMPOSITE MATERI-ALS, DESIGN OF CLAMPS AND TEMPORARY REPAIRSDeveloped by: A. Cheta, Shell Exploration and Production Company, Houston,

TX, USA; Y. Shoji, YS Corporation LLC, Tokyo, Japan

52

Chair: A. Cheta, Shell Exploration and Production Company, Houston,TX, USA

Co-Chair: Y. Shoji, YS Corporation LLC, Tokyo, JapanPVP2015-45049: RESEARCH OF SEALING PROPERTY TO SUBSEA OIL ANDGAS PIPELINE REPAIR CLAMPB. Zhao, H. Zhu, China University of Petroleum, Beijing, China; S. Zhang, CNOOCSafety Technology Services Co., Ltd, Tianjin, China; J. Zhang, China Universityof Petroleum, Beijing, China; D. Tang, CNPC Research Institute of EngineeringTechnology, Tianjin, ChinaPVP2015-45407: DESIGN PROCEDURE OF SPRING WASHERS FORFLANGED JOINTSM. Shatla, Shell, Aberdeen, United KingdomPVP2015-45441: WEB BASED SOFTWARE FOR QUICK SCREENING OFPIPEWORK VIBRATION THREATS IN LNG PLANTSG. Lee, Royal Dutch Shell, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

SESSION 4.4D (FSI-3-13)Thursday, July 23, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, 4th Floor, WhittierSELECTED TOPICS IN FSIDeveloped by: H. Goyder, Cranfield University, Shrivenham, United Kingdom;

S. Etienne, Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal, Montréal, QC,Canada

Chair: H. Goyder, Cranfield University, Shrivenham, United KingdomCo-Chair: M. Pettigrew, Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, Chalk River, ON,

CanadaPVP2015-45107: PROPOSED CHANGES TO THE ASME BOILER AND PRES-SURE VESSEL CODE SECTION III APPENDIX N FOR FLOW-INDUCED VI-BRATIONSG. A. Banyay, G. A. Meyer, A. P. Walker, Westinghouse Electric Company, Cran-berry Township, PA, USAPVP2015-45418: DYNAMIC STABILITY IDENTIFICATION OF A FULL-SCALETAINTER-GATE AND EXTENSION OF GATE-OPENING RANGE FOR OPER-ATIONK. Anami, Ashikaga Institute of Technology, Ashikaga, Tochigi, Japan; N. Ishii,Osaka Electro-Communication University, Neyagawa, Osaka, Japan; C. Knisely,Bucknell University, Lewisburg, PA, USAPVP2015-45627: VALIDATION OF FRICTION MODEL PARAMETERS IDENTI-FIED USING THE INVERSE HARMONIC BALANCE METHODA. Hadji, N. Mureithi, École Polytechnique De Montréal, Montreal, QC, CanadaPVP2015-45144: COMPUTATION OF A LOOSELY SUPPORTED TUBE UNDERCROSS-FLOW BY A HYBRID TIME-FREQUENCY METHODP. Piteau, L. Borsoi, X. Delaune, I. Politopoulos, CEA, Gif-sur-Yvette, France; J.Antunes, Universidade de Lisboa, Sacavem, Portugal

SESSION 4.4E (FSI-3-6)Thursday, July 23, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, 4th Floor, Beacon HillNOISE AND ACOUSTICS—IIIDeveloped by: S. Ziada, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, Canada; A. Mo-

hany, University of Ontario institute of Technology, Whitby, ON,Canada

Chair: S. Ziada, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: A. Mohany, University of Ontario institute of Technology, Whitby,

ON, CanadaPVP2015-45507: UNCERTAINTY QUANTIFICATION OF AEROACOUSTICPOWER SOURCES IN CORRUGATED PIPESM. Swamy, P. S. Omrani, N. González Díez, TNO, Delft, NetherlandsPVP2015-45650: PARAMETRIC INVESTIGATION OF THE FLOW-EXCITEDACOUSTIC RESONANCE FROM MULTIPLE INLINE CYLINDERS IN CROSSFLOWM. Shaaban, A. Mohany, University of Ontario Institute of Technology, Oshawa,ON, CanadaPVP2015-45494: DIRECT MEASUREMENTS OF ACOUSTIC DAMPING ANDSOUND AMPLIFICATION IN CORRUGATED PIPES WITH FLOWJ. Golliard, S. Belfroid, O. Vijlbrief, TNO, Delft, Netherlands; K. Lunde, Statoil,Stavanger, Norway

SESSION 4.4F (CS-26-2)Thursday, July 23, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, 4th Floor, CambridgeDEVELOPMENT OF STRESS INTENSITY FACTORS FOR CODES—IICo-Sponsored by Codes & Standards and Materials & Fabrication TechnicalCommitteesDeveloped by: D. J. Shim, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus,

Columbus, OH, USA; Y. Li, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki,Japan

Chair: D. J. Shim, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus,Columbus, OH, USA

Co-Chair: Y. Li, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2015-45037: COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF STRESS INTENSITY FACTORSFOR NOZZLE CORNER CRACKS AND FLAT PLATE CRACKSS. Smith, J. Holliday, Bechtel Marine Propulsion Corporation, West Mifflin, PA,USAPVP2015-45048: DEVELOPMENT OF STRESS INTENSITY FACTORS FORDEEP SURFACE CRACKS IN PIPES AND PLATESK. Hasegawa, Consultant, Hitachi Naka-shi, Japan; Y. Li, Japan Atomic EnergyAgency, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2015-45378: STRESS INTENSIFICATION FACTOR FOR LARGE DIAME-TER WELDING TEE CONNECTIONSS. Ranjbaran, Sazeh Consultants Engineering & Construction, Tehran, Iran; A. D.Ghalelar, Nargan Engineers & Constructors, Tehran, IranPVP2015-45517: STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR AND ELASTIC COD FOR CIR-CUMFERENTIAL THROUGH-WALL CRACKS IN THE INTERFACE BETWEENAN ELBOW AND A STRAIGHT PIPE UNDER INTERNAL PRESSUREY.-Y. Jang, N.-S. Huh, Seoul National University of Science and Technology,Korea, Korea (Republic); J.-U. Jeong, Sungkyunkwan University, Suwon, Korea(Republic); W.-Y. Cho, K.-S. Kim, POSCO Global R&D Center, Incheon, Korea(Republic)

SESSION 4.4G (MF-3-4)Thursday, July 23, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, 4th Floor, TremontHYDROGEN INFRASTRUCTUREDeveloped by: C. San Marchi, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA,

USAChair: J. Ronevich, Sandia National Laboratory, Livermore, CA, USACo-Chair: U. B. Baek, Korean Research Institute of Standards and Science,

Taejon, Korea (Republic)PVP2015-45242: MEASUREMENTS OF FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH RATESOF THE HEAT-AFFECTED ZONES OF WELDS OF PIPELINE STEELSA. Slifka, E. Drexler, National Institute of Standards and Technology, Boulder, CO,USA; D. Lauria, Laboratory Automation, Inc., Boulder, CO, USA; R. Amaro, Col-orado School of Mines, Golden, CO, USA; L. Hayden, Hayden Associates, Beth-lehem, PA, USAPVP2015-45475: A STUDY ON MECHANICAL PROPERTY FOR API X 70STEEL WELDMENT AT HIGH PRESSURE GASEOUS HYDROGEN.U. B. Baek, H. M. Lee, S. H. Nahm, S. W. Baek, Korea Research Institute of Stan-dards and Science, Daejeon, Korea (Republic)PVP2015-45723: ON THE MATERIAL QUALIFICATION AND STRENGTH DE-SIGN FOR HYDROGEN SERVICEJ. Yamabe, H. Matsunaga, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan; Y. Furuya, NationalInstitute For Materials Science, Tsukuba-shi, Japan; S. Matsuoka, Kyushu Uni-versity, Fukuoka, JapanPVP2015-45336: DEVELOPMENT OF A MODIFIED A286 ALLOY WITH IM-PROVED STRENGTH AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURE AND EVALUATION OFITS HYDROGEN EMBRITTLEMENT SUSCEPTIBILITYS. Sato, R. Kayano, K. Takasawa, The Japan Steel Works, Muroran-shi, Japan

SESSION 4.4I (OAC-4-6)Thursday, July 23, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Mezzanine, BerkeleyTOXIC SUBSTANCES: STORAGE & TRANSPORTATION—GENERAL TOPICSOF STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATIONDeveloped by: M. Feldman, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN,

USA

53

Chair: M. Feldman, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN,USA

Co-Chair: S. Hensel, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2015-45816: ONSITE TRANSPORTATION OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIALSAT THE SAVANNAH RIVER SITER. Watkins, E. Opperman, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2015-45818: EXAMPLES OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL ONSITE TRANS-PORTATION AT THE SAVANNAH RIVER SITE (Presentation Only)R. Watkins, E. Opperman, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, Aiken, SC, USA;S. Hensel, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2015-45872: UNIT DOSE FACTORS FOR TRANSPORTATION OF RA-DIOACTIVE MATERIALSK. Connolly, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA; E. Kalinina,Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM, USAPVP2015-45921: LAYING THE GROUNDWORK FOR A LARGE-SCALE SPENTNUCLEAR FUEL TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMM. Feldman, K. Connolly, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USAPVP2015-45955: APPLICATION OF THE ASME CODE TO RADIOACTIVE MA-TERIAL PACKAGING/CASK—LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE 2014 DOETRAINING COURSEZ. Han, R. Fabian, R. Pope, Y. Liu, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL,USA; J. Shuler, U.S. Department of Energy, Washington, D.C., DC, USA

54

Adibi-Asl, R. Co-Ch, Dev 1.1G, 1.3G, 2.4EAida, K. Co-Ch 2.3OAn, B. Co-Ch 3.1GArastu, A. Dev 1.3LArnold, J. L. Ps, Ch, Dev 2.1Q, 2.2Q, 2.3D, 2.4DAsada, S. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.4A, 2.1B, 2.2B, 2.4B, 3.1J, 3.2EAzadi-Borujeni, B. Ch 1.3G, 1.4OBabbini, A. Co-Ch 2.2EBaek, U. B. Co-Ch 4.4GBalch, D. K. Co-Ch 3.2GBaliga, R. Ch, Co-Ch 1.1E, 1.3E, 2.1H, 2.2HBarnes, R. Ch, Dev 1.1F, 2.1D, 2.2DBasavaraju, C. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.1H, 2.4H, 4.3CBaulch, J. Dev 4.2ABausman, A. Co-Ch, Dev 2.1CBees, W. Ps 0.3QBelfroid, S. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.3D, 3.2D, 4.2DBezdikian, G. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.3N, 2.4N, 4.2E, 4.2FBezensek, B. Dev 2.4J, 4.2GBobbitt, J. Dev 2.1NBosko, D. Co-Ch 1.1H, 1.3H, 1.4HBouzid, H. Co-Ch, Dev 1.1C, 1.3C, 2.3GBriottet, L. Ch 4.3GBrown, G. J. Ps 1.2XBrown, W. Ch, Dev 2.2C, 2.3C, 2.4CBrumovsky, M. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.2N, 3.1O, 4.1EBrust, F. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.3M, 1.4M, 2.1MBursi, O. S. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev, Ts 2.1I, 2.3Q, 2.4Q, 4.1B, 4.2BChao, W. Co-Ch 4.1FChao, Y. J. Ch, Dev 2.3G, 4.1FChen, Z. Co-Ch 4.2JCheta, A. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 4.2A, 4.4A, 4.3ACicero, S. Co-Ch 3.1ACipolla, R. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 3.1C, 3.2CCohn, M. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.3F, 1.4FCoppola, T. Dev 4.1GCory, Jr, J. Dev 2.1S, 2.2S, 2.3S, s.4SCourtin, S. Dev 3.1A, 3.2A, 4.1ACrane, R. Ch, Dev, Co-Ch, Dev 3.1C, 3.2CDavies, C. M. Ch, Dev 2.2K, 2.3K, 2.4K, 3.1Kde Jesus, A. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.4G, 4.1GDedhia, D. Ts 1.3Q, 1.4QDennis, R. Ch, Dev 2.3K, 2.4K, 3.1KDingreville, R. Ts 1.3Q, 1.4QDoddihal, P. Co-Ch 2.2G, 4.1MDonato, G. H. B. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.4G, 4.1GDozaki, K. Dev 4.1MDuan, X. Ts 1.3Q, 1.4QDuncan, A. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.3O, 2.1N, 3.1EDzugan, J. Co-Ch 4.3LEtienne, S. Co-Ch, Dev 2.2A, 3.1D, 4.3D, 4.4DEzekoye, I. Ch, Dev 2.2N, 3.1O, 4.1EFeldman, F. Ch, Dev 4.4IFinneran, S. Ch, Dev 1.1H, 1.3H, 1.4HFujita, K. Ch, Dev 1.1OFujita, S. Ch, Dev 1.1B, 1.3BFukuoka, T. Co-Ch, Dev 4.2CFuruya, O. Ch, Dev 1.1B, 1.3B, 1.4BGarud, Y. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.4J, 2.1JGeng, J. Dev 3.2MGiacomelli, E. Ch, Dev 2.1E, 2.2E, 2.4MGiannopapa, C. G. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.1A, 2.1L, 2.4A, 3.1N, 3.2NGill, P. Co-Ch 4.2G

Gilles, P. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.4M, 2.2M, 3.1A, 3.2A, 4.1A, 4.2M, 4.3B, 4.3C

Gilman, T. Ch, Dev 4.2HGiurgiutiu, V. Ch, Dev 4.1O, 4.2OGoldak, J. Ch 1.1GGould, S. Co-Ch 2.3K, 3.1KGourdin, C. Co-Ch 3.2AGoyder, H. Ch, Dev 2.4A, 4.3D, 4.4DGreiner, M. Ch, Dev 3.2IGriesbach, T. Ch, Dev 2.3IGross, D. Ch, Dev 3.1MGuenther, K. Dev 4.2AGurdal, R. Ch, Dev 1.4GHafner, R. S. Dev 1.4L, 2.1L, 2.2L, 2.3LHamelin, C. Ch 2.3MHan, Z. Co-Ch 3.1IHannink, M. H. C. Co-Ch 4.1AHantz, B. Dev 4.2AHardin, T. Co-Ch 2.2JHari, Y. Ch, Dev 1.4EHarris, S. Dev 1.3OHasegawa, K. Co-Ch, Dev 4.1HHassan, M. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 4.3D, 4.3EHassan, T. Co-Ch 3.1B, 3.2BHeinz, B. Co-Ch 4.2HHensel, S. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.3L, 3.1I, 4.4IHijazi, I. Co-Ch 4.1NHoang, P. Ch, Dev 4.1HHock, G. Co-Ch 4.2MHojo, K. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.3I, 2.4IHorn, A. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.1N, 4.1K, 4.2K, 4.3KHosseinzadeh, F. Co-Ch, Dev 4.3BHutchison, E. Co-Ch 4.2FInaba, K. Ch, Dev 3.1N, 3.2NInada, F. Dev 2.3AIto, T. Co-Ch, Dev 1.3I, 2.3O, 2.4OItoh, S. Dev 3.1N, 3.2NIwamatsu, F. Co-Ch, Dev 2.4JIyama, H. Dev 3.1N, 3.2NIyer, S. Ch, Co-Ch 2.1K, 2.3LJamalyaria, E. Dev 4.2AJames, P. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.4L, 2.2K, 3.1H, 3.2H, 4.2KJaske, C. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1S, 1.2S, 1.3F, 1.3S, 1.4F, 1.4SJia, G. Ch, Dev 4.2JJo, J. C. Ch, Dev 1.1L, 1.3LKaiktsis, L. Co-Ch, Dev 3.1N, 3.2NKalyanam, S. Dev 1.3NKamaya, M. Ch 4.3LKaneko, S. Ch 2.2AKang, K. Ch 4.2EKaramanos, S. Co-Ch, Dev 1.3I, 1.4I, 2.1IKarpanan, K. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1A, 1.3A, 3.2FKeim, E. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.3M, 2.1M, 2.2M, 2.3M, 3.1H, 3.2HKeltjens, J. Ch, Dev 2.3FKerr, M. Dev 4.3BKim, M. Dev 2.4AKim, Y. J. Dev 2.2KKirk, M. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.2J, 2.4I, 3.1J, 3.2LKisisel, I. T. Ch, Dev 1.4IKobayashi, T. Ch, Dev 1.4CKwon, Y. Ch 2.1AKytka, M. Co-Ch 2.2N, 4.1ELam, P.-S. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.1G, 2.2G, 2.3G, 3.1E, 4.1F,

4.1O, 4.2O

CHAIR/CO-CHAIR, DEVELOPERS, PLENARY SPEAKERS, TUTORIAL SPEAKERSNAME TITLE SESSION NAME TITLE SESSION

55

Laurinat, J. Co-Ch, Dev 1.1J, 1.3JLeen, S. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.3O, 1.4LLejeune, H. Co-Ch, Dev 4.1CLevine, H. Ch, Dev 3.2MLi, B. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.2H, 2.3H, 2.4HLi, J. Co-Ch 4.3ILi, W. Co-Ch 3.1FLi, Y. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.3J, 2.4L, 3.1J, 3.2J, 4.3F, 4.4FLigon, T. Co-Ch 3.1MLiu, Y. Ch, Dev 4.2ILucon, E. Ch 4.2LMa, Q. Dev 4.3CMaekawa, A. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1O, 2.2IMaggi, C. Co-Ch 2.4MMalavasi, S. Co-Ch, Dev 3.1N, 3.2NMartin, C. S. Ch 1.1LMatsuoka, T. Co-Ch, Dev 1.1B, 1.3BMcCracken, S. Ch 4.1MMcGill, R. Dev 1.4GMcGuffie, S. Ch, Dev 3.2OMegens, B. Co-Ch 2.3FMehta, H. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.4A, 2.1B, 2.3B, 3.2E, 2.4BMertiny, P. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1N, 1.3NMiller, E. Co-Ch 2.1EMinagawa, K. Ch, Dev 2.3O, 2.4OMiura, N. Ch, Dev 3.2J, 4.1LMiura, Y. Co-Ch 4.2LMohanty, S. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1M, 2.2B, 2.3BMohany, A. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.3D, 4.1D, 4.4EMoinereau, D. Co-Ch, Dev 3.1H, 3.2HMoody, F. Co-Ch, Dev 1.1LMostafa, H. Ps 0.2QMourad, A.-H. I. Dev 2.3GMoussou, P. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.4D, 2.1A, 2.2A, 4.3DMureithi, N. Ch, Dev 3.1D, 4.2DNagata, S. Co-Ch, Dev 1.4CNakamura, I. Co-Ch 3.2JNakamura, T. Co-Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1D, 4.3ENanstad, R. Co-Ch, Dev 1.4NNassar, S. Ch, Dev 4.2CNicak, T. Ch, Dev 3.1H, 3.2HNikbin, K. Ch, Dev 1.1I, 2.3JNishihara, T. Co-Ch 2.3ANitzel, M. Dev 1.3I, 1.4L, 2.1L, 2.2L, 2.3LNoble, R. Ch 2.2CO’Dowd, N. Ch 2.1LPaolacci, F. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev, Ts 2.3O, 2.3Q, 2.4O, 2.4Q,

4.1B, 4.2BPapadakis, G. Dev 3.1N, 3.2NPark, D.-Y. Ch, Co-Ch 2.1O, 2.2OPark, Y. Ch, Dev 4.1NPeters, D. Ch, Dev 3.2FPettigrew, M. J. Co-Ch, Ts 3.1Q, 3.2Q, 4.4DPolasik, S. Dev 1.1I, 2.2OPrueter, P. Ch, Dev 3.1FPurtscher, P. Co-Ch 2.4NQian, G. Ch, Dev 4.1FQian, H. Co-Ch 2.4K, 3.1KRebak, R. Co-Ch, Dev 2.1N, 4.2IReich, A. Ch, Dev 1.1J, 1.3JReinhardt, W. Co-Ch, Dev 1.1G, 1.3G, 1.4O, 2.4ERelangi, R. Co-Ch 1.4ERen, W. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.4N, 3.2KRoberts, S. Ps 2.1Q, 2.2Q

Robin, V. Ch, Dev 4.2MRodery, C. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1K, 1.3K, 1.4K, 2.2C, 2.3C,

2.4C, 2.4DRonevich, J. Ch 4.4GRudland, D. Dev, Ts 1.3Q, 1.4M, 1.4Q, 2.3M, 4.3BRudolph, J. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1M, 2.4E, 3.1ARuggles-Wrenn, M. Dev 1.2XRuiz, J. Ch, Dev 4.3ISan Marchi, C. Ch, Dev 2.1N, 3.1G, 3.2G, 4.3G, 4.4GSawa, T. Ch, Dev 1.1C, 1.3CScarth, D. Dev 2.2G, 3.2CSchaaf, M. Ch, Dev 4.1CSegall, A. Ch, Dev 2.1KSeipp, T. Ch, Dev, Co-Ch 1.3E, 1.1E, 2.1F, 2.4FServer, W. Co-Ch, Dev 3.1L, 3.2L, 4.1L, 4.2L, 4.3LSham, T. Co-Ch 1.1F, 2.1D, 2.2DSharples, J. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.3E, 2.4J.4.2GSherry, A. Ch 4.2KShi, J. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.3E, 4.1JShim, D. J. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.3N, 2.4L, 4.3B, 4.3F, 4.4FShoji, Y. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.2L, 4.2A, 4.3A, 4.4ASlagis, G. Ch, Dev 2.1I, 3.1B, 3.2BSmith, A. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 3.2I, 4.1ISmith, R. J. Ch, Co-Ch 4.1A, 4.1K, 4.3KSommerville, D. Co-Ch, Dev 3.2MSone, A. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1B, 1.3B, 1.4BSong, S. Co-Ch, Dev 1.1K, 1.4KSpekkens, P. Ps 1.2XSteininger, D. Co-Ch, Dev 1.4JStevens, G. Dev 1.4A, 2.1B, 2.2B, 2.3B, 2.4B, 3.2ESubramanian, K. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1A, 1.3A, 2.1F, 2.1H, 2.2F,

2.2H, 2.3H, 2.4FSwindeman, R. Ch, Dev 3.2KTaagepera, J. Ch, Co-ch, Ps 1.3K, 1.4K, 2.1Q, 2.2Q, 2.3DTakamizawa, H. Co-Ch 3.1LTakaya, S. Co-Ch, Dev 3.2OTaniguchi, T. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.3I, 2.1I, 2.2ITijsseling, A. Co-Ch, Dev 1.3LTodd, T. Dev 1.1S, 1.2S, 1.3S, 1.4STsai, C.-S. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1O, 1.3B, 1.4B, 2.1I, 2.2LUddin, M. Ch, Co-Ch 1.1N, 1.3NVan Beek, P. Ch 3.2AVan Zyl, G. Ch, Dev 2.2C, 2.2FViehrig, H.-W. Ch 3.1LVlaicu, D. Dev 1.1E, 1.3EWang, J. Co-Ch, Dev 2.1G, 3.1EWasylyk, A. Dev 2.1NWatanabe, T. Dev 3.1N, 3.2NWaterland, A. F. Ch, Dev 2.1CWatson, H. Dev 1.3OWeaver, D. S. Ch, Dev 1.1D, 1.4D, 2.3AWei, Z. Co-Ch, Dev 1.1IWiersma, B. Dev 1.3F, 1.4FXu, F. Dev 1.4OXu, S. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.4G, 2.1J, 2.2JXuedong; C. Ch, Dev 4.3JYamabe, Y. Ch 3.2GYamamoto, M. Co-Ch, Dev 3.1L, 3.2L, 4.1L, 4.2L, 4.3LYoru, W. Co-Ch 4.3GYounan, M. Ch, Dev 0.2Q, 0.3Q, 1.3Q, 1.4Q, 2.1Q, 2.2Q,

2.3Q, 2.4Q, 3.1Q, 3.2QYoung, G. G. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.3N, 2.4N, 4.2E, 4.2FZencker, U. Co-Ch 4.1IZheng, J. Ch, Dev 4.1J

CHAIR/CO-CHAIR, DEVELOPERS, PLENARY SPEAKERS, TUTORIAL SPEAKERSNAME TITLE SESSION NAME TITLE SESSION

56

Zhichao, F. Co-Ch, Dev 4.3JZhu, X.-K. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.1O, 2.2O, 4.1FZiada, S. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 3.2D, 4.1D, 4.4E

CHAIR/CO-CHAIR, DEVELOPERS, PLENARY SPEAKERS, TUTORIAL SPEAKERSNAME TITLE SESSION

Abali, E. 2.3OAbbiati, G. 4.1BAbdul Hamid, Z. M. 4.2KAbe, N. 1.4BAbe, S. 2.2B, 3.2AAbi Shdid, C. 1.3EAchary, G. G. S. 1.1FAdachi, H. 4.1MAdams, J. 1.3OAdams, T. 1.1F, 2.2H, 2.3H, 3.2BAdibi-Asl, R. 1.3G, 2.4EAdkins, H. 3.1I, 3.2IAdobes, A. 1.1D, 4.3EAhn, H.-J. 1.4MAi, G. 4.1JAinsworth, R. 2.1G, 2.2G, 2.3G, 2.3H, 4.1EAkanni, J. 4.1EAkbas, B. 2.3O, 4.2BAkhtar, W. 3.1FAkula, V. 1.1N, 2.1FAl Mamun, A. 2.3LAlam, M. M. 4.1DAlba, D. R. 2.1NAl-Badour, F. 1.4NAlessandri, S. 1.4BAli El-Bagory, T. 1.3HAli, M. Y. 2.2GAlleshwaram, A. 2.1B, 2.3IAllison, T. C. 2.4HAlonge, O. 4.1EAlsoruji, G. 2.2MAltstadt, E. 3.2LÁlvarez, J. A. 3.1AAmaro, R. 4.4GAn, B. 3.2G, 4.3GAnami, K. 4.4DAncelet, O. 1.1H, 3.2HAngles, J. 3.2GAntaki, G. 1.4GAntunes, J. 2.4A, 4.4DArai, M. 4.2EArai, T. 2.1BArakawa, M. 1.4JAraque, E. 2.2F, 2.4FArchibald, K. 2.1NArezina, M. 4.1DArmand, G. 2.1HArnez, J. 1.3KArnold, J. 2.3D, 2.4DArnold, S. 2.2HArtemev, A. 4.3KArtini, G. 4.3DArun, S. 4.1KArzaghi, M. 3.2GAsada, S. 2.3BAsadi, M. 2.2MAsadkarami, A. 2.4EAsaoka, S. 1.3BAshida, Y. 4.1GAskew, N. 4.1IAumuller, J. 1.1KAyri, A. D. 1.4EAzadi Borujemi, B. 2.4EAzuma, K. 4.3F

Babbini, A. 2.1E, 3.2OBache, M. 1.3OBae, K.-H. 4.2KBaek, S. W. 4.4GBaek, U. B. 4.4GBagagli, R. 2.2EBahn, C. B. 1.1MBaier, H. 1.1NBaj, F. 1.1D, 2.1L, 3.2NBakalis, K. 4.1BBalch, D. K. 3.1GBalduzzi, F. 3.2OBalestreri, F. 2.2GBamford, W. 3.2CBandyopadhyay, M. 1.4KBannister, A. 4.2KBanothu, R. 1.1FBanyay, G. A. 4.4DBao, C. 1.4HBao, J. 4.1OBao, S. 1.1E, 1.3CBapat, S. 1.3E, 4.3CBarrett, K. 2.1NBarrett, P. 2.1KBarrett, R. A. 2.1K, 3.1A, 4.3KBartlett, T. 3.2FBartosiewicz, Y. 1.3LBasel, R. A. 4.3DBass, B. R. 2.4LBath, W. P. 2.4GBattista, R. C. 4.2DBatura, A. 4.2D, 4.3DBaulch, J. 4.2ABausman, A. 1.3CBayraktarli, Y. 1.3IBedeaux, T. 2.1DBeghini, L. 2.1MBeguin, C. 4.3EBelfroid, S. 3.2D, 4.4EBello, R. 2.4FBenaouicha, M. 3.2NBenhamadouche, S. 2.4ABenoit, G. 3.2GBenson, M. 1.3M, 4.3FBerger, D. 2.1DBergholz, S. 4.2HBerglund, T. 2.1NBerland, J. 1.1DBerro, H. 4.2DBesuijen, W. 4.1ABetervide, A. 4.2GBettell, B. 1.4EBezdikian, G. 4.2FBhattacharya, A. 1.3E, 4.3CBillone, M. 4.2IBilotta, G. 3.2GBirtel, V. 3.2BBissett, D. C. 2.1CBlanding, J. 2.2EBläsius, C. 3.1MBlasset, S. 3.2HBlatman, G. 2.3BBlat-Yrieix, M. 2.2KBlessinger, C. 3.1I

Blom, F. 1.4A, 4.1ABogaert, A.-S. 2.4JBolduc, M. 1.3DBonne, D. 2.2KBooker, J. D. 2.3GBooth, S. 4.1ABörjesson, A. 2.3HBorodii, M. 1.1JBorradaile, J. B. 1.3OBorsoi, L. 4.4DBortot, P. 4.3GBosch, A. 4.1ABosco, B. 4.2MBosko, D. 1.4FBouchard, P. J. 1.4F, 1.4M, 2.3LBourgeois, M. 3.2HBouzid, H. 1.4K, 2.3G, 4.1CBozkus, Z. 1.1LBradai, S. 3.1ABrar, G. 1.4EBraverman, J. I. 1.3IBrezina, M. 4.3LBriottet, L. 4.3GBroc, D. 4.3DBrongers, M. 1.3FBrosse, A. 4.2MBroussard, J. 1.3MBrown, A. 2.1MBrown, R. 3.2A, 4.3CBrown, W. 2.2C, 2.4FBruce, B. 2.2OBruckmueller, F. M. 4.2EBrumovsky, M. 2.2N, 3.1L, 3.2L, 4.1LBrust, F. 2.3I, 2.4L, 4.2G, 4.3FBudden, P. 4.2G, 4.2KBuennagel, E. 4.2EBuhr, C. 4.2EBukowski, J. 1.3OBumbieler, F. 2.1HBunch, P. 3.2FBurr, J. 1.1HBursi, O. S. 4.1BBuy, F. 3.1GCaglar, M. 4.2BCai, L. 1.4HCao, H. 1.3JCao, L. 3.1K, 4.1JCao, M. 1.1ECao, Y. 4.1FCao, Z. 4.3KCaputo, A. C. 1.4ICaracoglia, L. 4.1BCardolaccia, J. 1.1D, 4.3DCariteau, B. 4.3DCarrascal, I. 3.1ACarter, K. F. 2.3HCarucci, V. 1.1KCavalcante, F. G. 4.1GCedat, D. 2.1BCerkovnik, M. 3.1FChai, J.-F. 4.2BChaise, T. 4.2MChampliaud, H. 1.4OChandiramani, D. 1.4E

57

AUTHOR INDEXNAME SESSION NAME SESSION NAME SESSION

Chang, K. C. 1.3BChang, Y. 1.4L, 2.1HChao, Y. J. 2.4G, 4.1FChaowen, L. 1.4NChapetti, M. D. 4.1EChapuliot, S. 3.1F, 3.1H, 3.2HCharest, J. 1.1JChatzopoulou, G. 1.3EChen, C. 2.1IChen, G. 4.3BChen, H.-C. 2.3OChen, Jia. 4.3BChen, Jie 1.1KChen, Ka. 2.1IChen, Ku. 3.1OChen, P. 1.4KChen, Qia. 3.2GChen, Qiu. 4.3JChen, T. 2.3KChen, Y. 1.1E, 2.2LChen, Zha. 2.2F, 2.3GChen, Zhi. 2.4I, 4.2JCheng, J. 2.2NChing, H.-K. 1.1HChinthapalli, A. 3.2EChitty, W.-J. 2.1BCho, W.-Y. 4.4FCho, Y.-J. 2.1HChoi, G. 2.2NChoi, J.-B. 1.4L, 2.4J, 2.4LChoi, K. J. 1.1IChoi, M. J. 1.1I, 1.4MChou, H.-W. 1.1JCicero, S. 1.4H, 3.1A, 4.2KCipolla, R. 3.1C, 3.2CCisternas, M. 4.2HClarke, E. 1.1KClarke, M. 2.1CCochran, J. 1.3E, 2.1J, 2.3FCofie, N. 2.3ICohn, M. 1.4FConnolly, K. 4.4ICornah, B. 1.1ACosta, F. 4.2HCoules, H. E. 2.1G, 2.1MCourtin, S. 2.1B, 3.1ACrane, R. 2.2DCronin, M. 1.4FCrooker, P. 2.3M, 4.3BCrusset, D. 2.1HCurrie, C. 3.2ACusenza, F. 3.1GCuta, J. M. 3.2IDaley, C. 2.4EDamberg, S. 2.1EDaneshvar Ghalelar, A. 4.4FDarois, M. 1.4GDaugherty, W. 4.3IDavies, C. M. 2.3KDavio, J. 4.3BDavis, M. 3.2CDawson, B. 3.1CDe Baets, P. 2.3LDe Baglion, L. 2.1B

de Haan -de Wilde, F. H. E. 1.4Ade Jesus, A. 4.1Gde Jong, A. 4.1Ade la Burgade, F. 2.2KDe Ridder, J. 3.2NDe Waele, W. 2.3LDean, D. W. 2.3KDeane, P. 2.4HDedhia, D. 2.3IDegroote, J. 3.2NDelaune, X. 4.4DDelle Site, C. 2.3EDelvallee-Nunio, I. 2.2GDeng, G. 4.1J, 4.1NDeri, E. 1.1D, 4.3EDewees, D. 1.3GDickson, T. 2.3N, 2.4I, 2.4LDingreville, R. 2.3JDirham, T. R. 1.3JDiwakar, P. 2.4HDlouhy, I. 3.1L, 4.1LDoaré, O. 3.2NDobis, J. D. 1.3J, 2.3FDoddihal, P. 2.1J, 2.2GDonato, G. H. B. 4.1GDong, J. 2.1K, 4.2EDong, P. 2.2M, 2.3MDos Santos, J. F. 2.1NDozaki, K. 4.1MDrexler, E. 4.4GDu, C. 3.1K, 4.1JDuan, Q. 4.1ADuan, X. 2.4EDubyk, I. 4.2D, 4.3DDugan, S. 1.1MDulieu, P. 2.4J, 4.3FDuranton, P. 1.1HDwenger, F. 3.2BDyle, R. 2.3NDzugan, J. 4.3LEason, E. 1.1IEbato, S. 2.2IEdel, M. 2.3D, 2.4DEinziger, R. 4.2IEiselt, C. C. 3.1HEl Bouzidi, S. 1.1DEl Domiaty, A. 2.3GEl Emam, H. M. 4.1GEl-Hebeary, R. 4.3BEl-Shennawy, M. 4.3BElsisi, A. E. M. 4.1GElvira, G. F. 2.4HEmslie, J. 2.4B, 3.2AEom, K. H. 1.1IErickson, M. A. 2.4I, 3.1LEssadki, M. 1.3LEtienne, S. 4.3EEvans, N. 2.4HEzekoye, I. 3.1OFabian, R. 4.3I, 4.4IFaham, F. 1.4FFaidy, C. 1.1G, 4.3FFalcnik, M. 3.1L, 3.2LFan, H. 2.4I, 4.2J

Fan, J. 4.1CFang, X. 3.1OFaraz, U. 1.1FFarrell, R. 3.1OFelbaum, J. W. 4.3GFeldman, M. 4.4IFeldstein, J. 2.1DFeng, J. 4.1J, 4.1NFeng, Zhe. 1.4OFeng, Zhi. 2.3M, 4.3BFenton, M. 3.1BFernandes, A. 4.1GFerng, Y.-M. 1.1JFerrara, G. 3.2OFerrarese, G. 3.1NFissolo, A. 3.2AFord, M. 4.1KFotouh, A. 4.3BFragiadakis, M. 4.1BFrancis, J. A. 2.1LFranz, O. 2.2EFreire, J. 4.2HFrith, R. 1.1KFroehlich, T. 3.2BFrouzakis, C. E. 4.1DFu, Y. 2.2HFujikawa, R. 2.2BFujino, T. 4.1MFujisaki, T. 3.2OFujita, K. 1.4D, 2.3AFujita, S. 4.1BFukasawa, T. 1.1BFukuda, T. 3.1KFukuoka, T. 4.2CFukuta, Y. 2.3IFurtado, J. 4.3GFuruya, O. 1.3B, 1.4BFuruya, Y. 4.4GFusi, A. 2.4MGalle, T. 2.3LGangadharan, R. 1.4KGanjvar, M. 1.4KGantes, C. J. 1.4IGao, L. 2.3JGao, Y. 1.1EGao, Z. 1.1EGarcia Peman, T. 1.4H, 3.1AGarcia, A. F. 4.1CGarcía, T. 4.2KGardin, C. 1.1H, 3.1AGarud, Y. 1.4JGassama, E. 1.3EGe, Z. 1.3FGenette, P. 2.1B, 3.2EGeng, J. 3.2MGeng, L. 1.3FGeng, X. 1.3LGervang, B. 4.2MGiacomelli, E. 2.4MGiannini, R. 1.4B, 1.4IGill, C. 2.4BGill, P. 2.2H, 4.2GGilles, P. 2.4G, 3.2H, 4.2MGilman, T. 1.1G, 2.1B, 3.2E, 4.2H

58

AUTHOR INDEXNAME SESSION NAME SESSION NAME SESSION

Gintalas, M. 2.1GGiorgetti, S. 2.1EGirish, M. 1.4KGirπo, C. D. 4.1CGiurgiutiu, V. 4.1OGlunt, N. 3.2CGoble, W. 1.3OGoda, K. 1.4BGoldak, J. 1.3G, 2.2M, 4.3KGolden, B. 4.3KGolliard, J. 3.2D, 4.4EGomez-Sanchez, F. J. 4.2IGong, J. 1.3F, 3.1KGong, S. 4.1JGong, W. 2.2HGonzález Díez, N. 4.4EGonzález-Albuixech, V. F. 4.1FGopalakrishnan, S. 1.4EGordon, A. P. 2.4KGould, J. 4.3KGourdin, C. 2.1B, 3.1A, 3.2AGoyder, H. 2.4A, 4.2DGrant, F. 1.3IGrant, K. 2.1CGravel, J.-P. 2.1OGray, J. 1.1LGray, M. 4.2HGreen, R. 4.1IGreiner, M. 4.1IGriesbach, T. 2.3IGrisolia, O. 2.2KGross, R. 1.3OGu, C. 1.3AGuan, O. H. 2.2OGuan, W. 1.1M, 4.2EGuenther, K. 4.2AGuo, Peng 4.2OGuo, Pengj. 1.1MGuo, R. 1.3J, 2.1JGuo, W. 1.4K, 2.2L, 2.4FGuo, Y. 4.3CGurdal, R. 1.1FGustin, H. 2.4E, 2.4IGutkin, L. 2.1JGyllen, P. 2.1GHadj Nacer, M. 4.1IHadji, A. 4.4DHadraba, H. 4.1LHaeri, N. 1.1AHagiwara, S. S. 3.1DHajali, M. 1.3EHamelin, C. J. 2.4KHamouda, O. 4.3EHan, J.-J. 2.3H, 4.1K, 4.3BHan, Y. 3.2EHan, Z. 4.2I, 4.3I, 4.4IHanke, S. 2.1NHannink, M. H. C. 1.4A, 4.1AHantz, B. 4.2AHao, X. 2.3KHara, K. 3.2NHardin, T. 2.2JHari, Y. 1.4EHarrington, C. 2.3J

Harris, D. 2.3IHarris, S. 1.3OHasegawa, K. 2.4J, 3.1C, 3.2C, 3.2J, 4.1H, 4.3F, 4.4FHasegawa, T. 3.2JHashimoto, P. 1.3IHassan, M. 1.1D, 2.4A, 3.1DHassan, T. 2.1K, 3.1BHatayama, K. 2.1IHäußler, M. 1.1NHawkins, A. 4.2FHay, A. 4.3EHayama, M. 2.4OHayashi, S. 2.3IHayden, L. 4.4GHe, Xia. 2.1H, 4.3CHe, Xin. 4.3JHe, Y. 1.1E, 4.1FHeckmann, K. 3.1MHein, H. 3.1HHeinz, B. 4.2E, 4.2HHembree, W. 2.2DHénaff, G. 3.2GHenry, J. 2.2DHensel, S. 3.2I, 4.1I, 4.4IHicks, T. G. 2.1MHijazi, I. 4.1NHill, M. 1.3M, 2.3MHill, R. 2.2DHirai, T. 2.2IHiraki, Y. 2.4OHiramoto, K. 1.4B, 2.4OHirano, T. 1.1I, 2.3BHiroaki, K. 1.4DHirota, T. 3.1JHoang, P. 4.1HHobbs, M. 3.1OHojo, K. 1.1G, 2.1B, 2.3IHolliday, J. 4.4FHölzl, R. 1.3KHong, J. 2.4JHorn, A. 4.2KHoshino, K. 4.1HHosseinzadeh, F. 1.4MHou, D. 2.2LHou, Q. 1.1LHouska, M. 3.2LHouston, E. 3.1CHua, Z. 1.3AHuang, C.-C. 1.1JHuang, J. 3.2BHuang, L. 3.1JHuang, P.-C. 1.1JHuang, S. 4.2JHuang, S. 4.3IHuang, W. 2.1JHuang, Y. 3.1KHuang, Y. 3.1KHuh, N.-Su 1.4L, 2.4J, 2.4L, 4.2G, 4.4FHui, H. 4.1FHuo, C. 4.1JHurst, R. 1.3O, 2.3EHutchison, E. 2.4G, 4.2EIbsen, C. 4.2M

Iida, S. 3.2AIigaki, K. 2.2IIijima, T. 1.1O, 2.2I, 3.2G, 4.3GIkeda, N. 2.4OInaba, K. 3.1M, 3.1NInada, F. 2.1A, 2.3A, 2.4A, 3.2NIngrosso, I. 3.1NIsbiliroglu, Y. 2.2HIshihana, K. 1.4BIshihara, K. 1.3DIshii, N. 4.4DIshikawa, N. 3.2GIshikawa, T. 4.2EIslam, N. 3.1BItabashi, Y. 1.1IItano, K. 2.1CItatani, M 2.1B, 2.4BIto, T. 2.3O, 2.4OItoga, H. 3.1G, 4.3GItoh, S. 3.1NItoh, Y. 2.4FIverson, W. 2.4BIwamatsu, F. 1.1IIwata, K. 3.2JJacquemoud, C. 2.2GJagielo, B. 1.1MJamalyaria, J. 4.2AJames, P. 3.1E, 4.1KJang, Y.-Y. 4.4FJansson, L. 2.1G, 2.3HJanzen, V. 2.2AJar, B. 1.3NJaske, C. 1.3FJennings, J. 4.3KJeon, J. Y. 2.1L, 2.2G, 3.1EJeon, S.-W. 1.4MJeong, J.-U. 2.4L, 4.4FJeong, M. 1.1OJeong, S. 1.4EJetter, R. 3.2KJi, F. 4.1J, 4.1NJi, Y. 4.1AJia, G. 4.1J, 4.3JJian, C. S. 1.4NJiang, Y. 1.3F, 3.1KJiang, Y. 4.1JJimenez, T. 2.2HJin, C. 3.2JJin, H. 3.2OJin, J. 2.2JJo, J. C. 1.3LJohnson, B. 4.2FJones, C. 2.1CJones, M. 2.3HJones, R. 3.1MJoshi, J. 1.4KJouan, B. 4.2HJoyce, D. 2.1KJumper, K. M. 2.1FJun, C. 4.3JKagita, G. 1.1FKai, S. 3.1BKaida, T. 3.1FKaiktsis, L. 4.1D

59

AUTHOR INDEXNAME SESSION NAME SESSION NAME SESSION

Kalinina, E. 4.4IKalnins, A. 1.1GKalyanam, S. 2.4L, 4.3FKamas, T. 4.1OKamaya, M. 1.4J, 2.2B, 3.2AKanasaki, H. 2.3IKaneko, S. 2.3A, 2.4A, 4.3DKang, H. 3.1OKang, K. 2.4NKang, S.-G. 1.3KKapadia, P. 2.3KKapogiannis, I. 4.2BKapusnak, M. 4.3LKarabaki, H. E. 1.4A, 2.3B, 4.2HKarakida, Y. 3.2JKaramanos, S. 1.3E, 2.1L, 4.2BKarjalainen-Roikonen, P. 3.2LKarpanan, K. 1.3AKasahara, N. 2.2K, 3.1B, 3.2JKasuya, K. 2.4FKato, K. 4.1DKatsumata, G. 2.4I, 3.1J, 3.2CKatsuyama, J. 2.4I, 3.1E, 3.1J, 4.2L, 4.3BKawabata, S. 1.1GKawasaki, N. 1.1BKayano, R. 4.4GKazemi, . 4.3KKazemi, A. 1.3CKazeminia, M. 1.4K, 4.1CKeim, E. 3.1H, 3.2HKeinanen, H. 3.2HKeogh, D. 3.1DKerkhof, K. 3.2BKernion, S. J. 3.1GKesterson, M. 3.2I, 4.1IKesterson, R. 4.2IKhayatzadeh, S. 2.3KKihara, T. 2.4OKikuchi, M. 2.4JKim, H. K. 1.4EKim, H. S. 1.4EKim, H.-T. 4.1KKim, J. H. 1.1IKim, J. S. 2.3GKim, J. 2.4LKim, J.-H. 1.4MKim, J.-S. 4.1KKim, J.-W. 1.1I, 2.1L, 2.3GKim, K.-S. 4.4FKim, Mi. K. 2.4L, 4.2GKim, Mo. K. 2.4L, 4.2GKim, S. H. 2.1HKim, S. J. 3.1EKim, T. 1.1IKim, Y. J. 2.1L, 2.2G, 2.3G, 2.4L, 3.1E, 4.1K, 4.2K, 4.3BKim, Y. 4.2GKimball, L. 1.4EKimura, K. 3.2KKirk, M. 2.2J, 2.4I, 2.4L, 3.1LKirkpatrick, K. 1.3KKishi, S. 3.2BKleinfelder, H. 1.4GKlucke, D. 1.4A, 4.2H

Klymyshyn, N. 3.1I, 3.2IKnisely, C. 4.4DKobayashi, H. 4.1MKobayashi, N. 1.3IKobayashi, T. 1.1C, 1.4CKobayashi, Y. 4.1MKocurek, C. 3.2FKoide, Y. 1.1OKojima, I. 1.3GKojima, T. 3.1MKondo, K. 1.1CKondo, R. 4.3GKönig, G. 3.1HKono, Y. 4.1MKonopik, P. 4.3LKonosu, S. 2.1FKopriva, R. 3.2LKorinko, P. 2.1N, 4.2IKosaka, M. 1.1MKostka, T. 2.1MKotasthane, N. 4.1GKozlov, V. 1.1JKristensen, A. S. 4.2MKu, F. 2.4EKumagai, T. 4.2EKumar, S. 1.4MKun, Y. 1.4NKupca, L. 4.3LKurth, E. 4.2GKurth, R. 2.3IKushima, H. 3.2KKusnick, J. 2.4LKwon, Y. W. 2.4AKytka, M. 2.2N, 3.1L, 3.2L, 4.1LLacroix, V. 2.4J, 3.2C, 4.3FLafon, P. 1.3D, 1.3LLam, P.-S. 2.2G, 2.4G, 3.1ELandron, C. 3.1HLangschwager, K. 3.1ALankenau, H. 2.1ELarrosa, N. O. 2.2G, 4.1ELarsson, L. 2.1NLasalandra, V. 4.1BLashley, M. 1.3NLauria, D. 4.4GLaurinat, J. 3.2I, 4.1ILe Bot, A. 4.3ALe Delliou, P. 2.4N, 3.1F, 3.2A, 4.2FLe Roux, J.-C. 2.3B, 3.1ALebarbe, T. 2.2KLebbi, I. 1.4ILee, D. J. 1.4ELee, D. Y. 4.2KLee, D. 3.1CLee, G. 4.4ALee, H. M. 4.4GLee, J. S. 1.4MLee, M. W. 3.1ELee, S. J. 1.4LLee, S. 3.1ELeen, S. 2.1K, 3.1A, 4.3KLefebvre, A. 4.1CLehmacher, A. 1.3KLejeune, H. 2.3C

Lepore, J. 4.1DLeta, J. 1.3JLevy, C. 1.1KLi, A. 2.3LLi, D. 4.3KLi, Ho. 4.2OLi, Hu. 4.1FLi, Jia. 2.1HLi, Jie 4.1ILi, Ju. 4.3JLi, Mi. 2.1KLi, Mo 1.1NLi, P. 3.1OLi, X. 4.3JLi, Ya. 2.2OLi, Yi. 2.2I, 2.4J, 3.1E, 3.1J, 3.2C, 4.1H, 4.3B, 4.3F, 4.4FLi, Yue. 1.1ELi, Yul. 2.4JLi, Yun 2.2CLiang, H. 4.1NLiang, L. 1.1ELiao, W.-I 4.2BLidonnici, F. 2.3ELiebich, R. 3.1ILiebl, E. 1.4FLiepins, A. 1.3KLigon, T. 3.2MLillo, T. 3.2KLim, T.-Y. 2.2CLin, B. 4.1O, 4.2OLin, C. 2.3OLin, D. 2.4HLin, G.-L. 2.3OLin, S. 2.3JLin, Z. 1.4KLindsey, M. 1.1MLissenden, C. 2.2NLiszkai, T. 1.1L, 1.3ELiu, B. Q. 2.4OLiu, G. 2.3LLiu, M. 4.2J, 4.3JLiu, P. 1.1NLiu, Qi. 4.1CLiu, Qu. 3.2ELiu, W. 4.2J, 4.3JLiu, X. 1.1E, 2.2LLiu, Ya. 2.2NLiu, Yi 2.4OLiu, Yin. 4.1JLiu, Yun. 4.1I, 4.2I, 4.3I, 4.4ILiu, Yuq. 2.4HLiu, Z. 4.2J, 4.3JLongatte, E. 2.1L, 3.2NLu, H. 1.3L, 4.1JLu, K. 1.1HLucon, E. 4.1LLuke, O. 1.1LLunde, K. 4.4ELuo, C. 2.1GLuo, G.-L. 4.2JLuo, J. 4.1JLuo, L. 2.3JLuo, Xian. 1.3N

60

AUTHOR INDEXNAME SESSION NAME SESSION NAME SESSION

Luo, Xiao 2.3JLuo, Z. 4.1FLupia, G. 1.4GLv, Y. 2.3KMa, L. 4.2OMa, Q. 1.1KMabe, W. R. 2.1MMacdonald, K. A. 3.2AMachida, H. 1.4J, 2.2KMadrazo, V. 1.4H, 4.2KMadsen, S. 4.2MMaehara, H. 3.1NMaekawa, A. 4.1EMaggi, C. 2.1E, 2.2EMagnaud, J.-P. 4.3DMahmood, S. 2.4EMajumdar, S. 1.1M, 2.2B, 2.4B, 3.2EMalavasi, S. 3.1NMaleci, R. 2.1E, 3.2OMalena, M. 1.4BMalinowski, O. 1.1M, 2.3FMalouines, P. 2.3EManeschy, J. E. 4.2HManzo, T. 4.1IMao, J. 1.3CMarie, S. 3.1HMartin Meizoso, A. 3.1AMartin, L. 4.3DMartinez, O. 3.1IMartin-Rengel, M. A. 4.2IMasaki, K. 3.1JMaslowski, A. 1.3AMasuda, A. 1.1O, 2.1I, 2.4OMathew, J. 1.4FMathkar, A. 1.4EMatocha, K. 2.3EMatsuda, K. 4.1DMatsuda, T. 1.1OMatsumoto, D. 3.1KMatsumoto, K. 1.4DMatsunaga, H. 3.1G, 4.3G, 4.4GMatsuoka, S. 3.1G, 4.4GMatsuoka, T. 1.4B, 2.4OMatty, T. J. 3.1OMayinger, W. 2.3BMazuy, L. 4.2MMcCowan, C. N. 4.1LMcCracken, S. 1.4NMcGaughy, T. 4.3KMcGill, R. 1.4GMeek, C. 2.3GMehta, H. 2.2BMeier, G. 3.1HMelissianos, V. E. 1.4IMerah, N. 1.4NMertiny, P. 1.1NMeshii, T. 1.1H, 1.4L, 4.1KMeskell, C. 3.1DMessa, G. V. 3.1NMetais, T. 2.1B, 2.3B, 3.2EMeyer, G. A. 4.3D, 4.4DMiao, X. 1.4LMiller, E. 2.2E, 2.4MMiller, G. 1.3K

Miller, J. R. 2.1MMillet, B. 1.3KMilligan, J. 1.3N, 1.4F, 2.3FMinagawa, K. 4.1BMinichiello, J. 3.1M, 3.2MMiura, N. 3.1J, 4.1H, 4.2LMiura, Y. 2.3IMiyajima, M. 3.2BMiyashita, T. 2.1FMiyazaki, K. 3.1CMo, Y. L. 1.1N, 1.3BMoat, Richard J. 2.3LMoenssens, M. 1.4GMohamed, S. 1.3DMohanty, S. 1.1M, 2.2B, 2.4B, 3.2EMohany, A. 3.2D, 4.4EMoinereau, D. 3.1HMomoi, Y. 3.1J, 4.2LMonaghan, R. 4.3KMonavon, A. 4.3DMoon, J. 1.3JMoore, G. 2.1NMoore, P. L. 2.4GMorel, J. 2.1HMoret, A. 2.2F, 2.4FMori, K. 1.4LMoriasa, A. 1.4DMoriconi, C. 3.2GMorishita, M. 3.2JMorishita, S. 2.4OMorita, Ryo 3.2DMorita, Ryos. 1.4DMoro, I. 4.3GMosbrucker, P. 2.1J, 2.2GMosher, B. 1.3KMoslemian, J. 1.4IMottershead, K. 1.4AMoumni, Z. 3.2GMourad, A.-H. I. 2.3GMoussou, P. 2.3A, 4.2DMoustafa, K. 4.2CMullen, J. V. 2.1MMuramatsu, A. 1.1CMuránsky, O. 2.3MMuraoka, K. 4.1MMureithi, N. 2.2A, 4.3E, 4.4DMutz, A. 3.1HNadarajah, C. 2.1HNagae, Y. 3.1KNagao, K. 2.1INagata, S. 1.4C, 3.1FNahm, S. H. 4.4GNakagawa, C. 2.3O, 2.4ONakakoji, H. 2.1INakamura, G. 2.2INakamura, H. 2.2K, 3.2JNakamura, I. 2.2K, 3.1B, 3.2JNakamura, M. 3.1NNakamura, Ta. 2.2B, 3.2ANakamura, To. 3.1DNakanishi, T. 1.3ANakaoka, M. 1.3DNakashima, T. 2.2INam, H.-S. 2.3G

Nanstad, R. 2.3N, 2.4N, 4.2LNarayanaswamy, S. 2.1JNassar, S. 1.3C, 4.2CNatesan, K. 1.1M, 2.2B, 2.4B, 3.2ENaveed, N. 1.4MNecib, S. 2.1HNelson, N. R. 1.1CNestell, J. E. 3.2KNibas, J. 4.3ENicak, T. 3.1H, 3.2HNicholls, J. 2.4BNie, J. R. 1.3INiffenegger, M. 4.1FNiimura, M. 3.1FNiiyama, N. 1.3BNikbin, K. 1.4H, 2.3KNimrouzi, H. 1.3GNishi, W. 2.3INishida, A. 2.2INishihara, T. 2.2ANishinoiri, S. 2.4KNishiyama, Y. 4.2LNiwa, H. 2.2INoble, R. 1.3C, 2.3E, 2.4CNoda, M. 4.1MNorkus, J. 3.2INotardonato, W. 2.1FNutt, M. 4.3IO`Meara, N. 2.1LObeydi, M. 1.4KO’Connor, A. 4.2EOda, K. 3.2BOdette, G R. 2.3NO’donoghue, P. 3.1AO’Dowd, N. 1.4H, 4.3KOechsner, M. 3.1AOgasawara, K. 2.1FOgata, K. 1.3BOgawa, H. 2.2KOgawa, T. 2.4BOh, C.-Y. 2.3GOh, Y. R. 2.2GOh, Y.-J. 4.2GO’Hagan, C. P. 4.3KO’Hara, E. 3.1AOhmi, T. 3.2G, 4.3GOhms, C. 1.3MOhno, T. 1.3I, 2.1FOhta, H. 3.1NOhtsu, T. 4.2LOishi, Y. 3.2JOkamoto, K. 2.2KOkamura, S. 1.1B, 4.1BOkuda, Y. 2.2IOkui, D. 2.2IOlala, S. 4.3EOlson, M. 1.3M, 2.3MOlson, R. 1.1H, 1.3H, 4.2GOmata, S. 1.4BOmer, A. 3.2DOmiya, Y. 2.1COnitsuka, S. 1.1O, 2.2IOnizawa, K. 2.4I, 3.1E, 3.1J, 4.3BOpperman, E. 4.4I

61

AUTHOR INDEXNAME SESSION NAME SESSION NAME SESSION

O’Rourke, M. 4.2BOrrock, P. 2.1GOrsi, G. 2.1EOryniak, A. 1.4G, 3.1COrynyak, I. 1.1J, 1.4G, 1.4H, 3.1C, 4.2D, 4.3DOsakabe, K. 2.4I, 3.1JÖstlund, M. 2.1NOstrikoff, R. N. 1.3FOtani, A. 3.1B, 3.2JOtani, T. 3.1KOtoyo, T. 3.2JOu, G. 3.2OOuld, P. 2.1BOyamada, K. 1.3I, 2.1FOzaki, M. 3.1FOzgur, C. 2.2HPadmala, A. 1.4FPalamara, M. J. 4.3DPallaspuro, S. 3.2LPan, J. 2.2G, 4.1GPanzarella, C. 1.3E, 2.1JPaolacci, F. 1.4B, 1.4I, 2.3O, 4.1BParedes, M. 2.1OParis, T. 3.1GPark, D.-Y. 2.1OPark, H.-B. 4.2GPark, J. S. 1.1HPark, S.-H. 1.4LPark, Y. 4.1NParker, J. 2.4KParmar, S. 2.1OPaserba, K. 2.2HPasseri, M. 2.2EPatel, H. 1.3E, 4.3CPatel, S. 1.3E, 4.3CPathania, R. 1.1IPavier, M. J. 2.2OPayten, W. 2.4KPei, X. 2.2M, 2.3MPelletier, D. 4.3EPellman, A. 3.1M, 3.2MPenso, J. 4.3APepin, A. 1.4HPeppa, S. 4.1DPereboom, H. 3.2APereira, J. 4.1GPerez, G. 3.2A, 3.2HPerl, M. 1.1A, 1.1KPerry, J. 1.1APeters, D. 1.3A, 2.3FPetesch, C. 2.2KPettigrew, M. 2.3APetzova, J. 4.3LPfeil, M. S. 4.2DPhalippou, C. 4.3APieraccini, M. 2.4MPijpers, R. 3.2APiotter, J. 3.1I, 3.2IPiteau, P. 4.4DPlatts, N. 1.4A, 2.2B, 2.4BPoddar, B. 4.1OPoerner, N. 2.4HPolitopoulos, I. 4.4DPong, W. 2.1I

Pope, R. 4.4IPordal, H. 4.3APortier, J.-L. 4.3DPrakash, A. 2.4HPrakash, R. 4.3LPrasad, N. S. 1.1CProchazka, R. 4.3LProtz, C. 3.1IPrueter, P. 3.2A, 4.3CPurtscher, P. 2.3NQian, G. 4.1FQian, S. 1.4KQian, Ya. 2.2NQian, Yu. 2.2LQiao, L. 3.1IQin, F. 1.1NQin, M. 2.4E, 3.2MQiu, X. 3.1OQiu, Y. 4.2JQuist, P. 4.1ARadchenko, S. 1.4HRana, M. 2.1D, 2.2DRanganath, S. 2.2BRanjbaran, S. 4.4FRao, J. 3.2ORebak, R. 1.4N, 4.3IRebandt, R. 2.3JReece-Barkell, H. 4.3AReese, S. 1.4A, 2.3B, 3.2E, 4.2HReich, A. 1.3JReinhardt, W. 1.3G, 1.4O, 2.4ERekik, W. 1.1HRemer, S. J. 2.3NReynolds, J. 4.3AReynolds, T. 2.1MReza, M. S. 4.1BRice, D. 1.4CRichardson, S. 2.1IRieck, D. 2.1KRieder, H. 1.1MRies, O. 4.3ERigato, A. 4.2IRigaud, E. 4.3ARingeval, S. 3.1GRiznic, J. 4.3ERoarty, D. H. 1.3GRoberts, L. 1.3JRobin, V. 4.2MRodery, C. 2.4DRomano, L. P. 4.1CRonevich, J. 3.1GRoos, A. 2.1NRosseel, T. 2.4NRossi, M. M. A. 3.1NRossillon, F. 3.2ARoth, W. 4.1ORotti, C. 1.4KRouby, C. 3.2GRovagnati, B. 1.1LRuano, J. 4.1GRudland, D. 2.3JRudolph, J. 1.1G, 1.4A, 3.1A, 3.2E, 4.1A, 4.2HRuggieri, C. 2.1ORuiz, J. 4.2I

Rund, M. 4.3LRush, P. 3.2CRyu, H-W. 4.1K, 4.3BS, A. K. 4.3LSaillet, S. 2.4N, 4.2FSakai, K. 4.2CSakai, S. 3.1FSakamoto, H. 3.1JSalim, H. A. 4.1GSallam, H. E. M. 1.3H, 4.1GSalt, E. 4.1DSamuelson-Sanford, C. 1.3ISan Marchi, C. 2.1M, 3.1G, 3.2G, 4.3GSanna, F. 3.2DSantos, H. R. 4.2DSantoyo, R. L. 4.1LSanzi, H. C. 2.4HSargentini, L. 4.3DSarzosa, D. 2.1OSato, K. 1.1CSato, S. 4.4GSato, T. 3.2JSato, Y. 2.4OSatyan-Sharma, T. 2.1BSawa, K. 2.2ISawa, T. 1.1C, 2.1C, 2.3CSawab, J. 1.1NSawada, K. 3.2KScano, L. 2.2F, 2.2KScarth, D. 1.4G, 2.1J, 2.2G, 3.1C, 3.2CSchaaf, M. 1.1C, 2.3CSchaffrath, S. 4.1GSchatz, M. 1.1NSchildberg, H.-P. 3.1MSchmitt, K. 3.1M, 3.2MScholz, A. 3.1ASchulz, A. 2.1KScott, P. 1.3HScully, S. 2.1K, 4.3KSeal, C. 2.3HSearfass, C. 1.3NSeichter, J. 1.4A, 4.2HSekhar, A. S. 1.1CSelektor, M. 3.1HSengupta, M. 3.2KSera, T. 2.3BSerasli, K. 2.1MSerizawa, R. 2.4JSerrano, M. 3.1LServer, W. 2.3N, 2.4I, 2.4NSeshadri, R. 2.4ESeynhaeve, J.-M. 1.3LShaaban, M. 4.4EShah, V. 4.3IShan, L. 2.4KShang, X. 1.3JShao, S. 3.1K, 4.1J, 4.3JSharabi, M. 4.1FSharples, J. 3.1H, 4.2GShatla, M. 4.4ASheikh, M. 4.1KShelton, B. 4.3IShen, J. 2.3O, 4.2BSheng, S. 2.3N

62

AUTHOR INDEXNAME SESSION NAME SESSION NAME SESSION

Sherry, A. 4.1K, 4.2KShi, Jia. 1.3N, 1.4LShi, Jin 4.2J, 4.3JShi, Jinh. 2.3EShi, Y. 1.4KShibutani, T. 3.2JShigeyama, H. 2.4KShim, D. J. 2.3I, 2.4L, 4.3FShin, S. B. 1.4EShinde, V. 2.1LShintani, A. 2.3O, 2.4OShirai, H. 4.3DShirai, Y. 3.1KShiratori, M. 3.2JShoeibi Omrani, P. 4.4EShoji, Y. 1.4OShou, B. 2.1KShuai, J. 2.2OShuaib, A. 1.4NShuler, J. 4.4ISievers, J. 3.1MSilfies, T. 2.3FSindelar, R. L. 3.1E, 4.2I, 4.3ISiska, F. 3.1L, 4.1LSkidmore, T. E. 4.3ISlifka, A. 4.4GSmith, A. C. 1.3MSmith, D. J. 2.1G, 2.1M, 2.2O, 2.3G, 2.3K, 4.1ASmith, M. 1.3M, 4.1KSmith, R. J. 4.2KSmith, Sh. 4.1NSmith, Si. D. 2.1LSmith, St. D. 4.3DSmith, St. 4.4FSodeyama, H. 2.4OSokolov, M. 2.3N, 2.4N, 4.2LSolin, J. 2.3B, 4.3GSomaki, T. 1.1BSomerday, B. 3.1G, 3.2G, 4.3GSommerville, D. 2.4E, 3.2MSone, A. 1.1O, 2.1I, 2.4OSong, M. 1.3JSong, Sh. 2.2M, 2.3MSong, Su. 2.1HSoppet, W. 2.2B, 2.4B, 3.2ESouilliart, T. 4.3ASparkman, B. C. 1.3FSperko, W. 2.1DSpies, M. 1.1MSpiliopoulos, K. V. 4.2BSrinivasan, B. 1.1FSripada, S. V. R. 1.1FStairmand, J. 1.4ASteiner, M. 1.1ASteininger, D. 1.4JSteinmann, P. 1.4AStevens, G. 2.3B, 2.4I, 3.1LStewart, C. M. 2.4KStoeva, N. 2.2HStratil, L. 3.1L, 4.1LStrnadel, B. 2.4JSubramanian, K. 4.3ASuffield, S. 3.2ISugasawa, K. 3.1N

Sugiura, R. 3.1KSuikkanen, P. 3.2LSun, X. 4.2OSunakoda, K. 1.4B, 2.4OSung, S.-J. 2.2G, 4.1GSurh, H. B. 2.4L, 4.2GSutton, B. 1.4NSuzuki, H. 2.1FSwamy, M. 4.4ESwanger, A. 2.1FTaagepera, J. 1.3F, 2.3DTada, N. 1.1MTaghizadeh, A. 1.4KTahara, T. 3.1FTakagi, Y. 2.1CTakahashi, K. 3.1MTakahashi, S. 2.1A, 2.2ATakahashi, T. 4.1ETakahashi, Y. 2.4K, 4.2ETakamizawa, H. 4.2LTakanashi, M. 1.1ITakasawa, K. 4.4GTakaya, S. 3.2OTakizawa, S. 1.3ITan, S. 1.1NTanaka, M. 3.2OTang, D. T. 4.2ITang, D. 1.3J, 4.4ATang, Jian 2.3JTang, Jianq. 1.3FTang, S. 2.4ETang, Xiaol. 3.1GTang, Xiaoy. 1.3L, 2.2N, 3.1K, 4.1JTang, Y. 1.3BTanganelli, A. 3.2OTaniguchi, T. 1.3I, 2.2ITaniuchi, H. 4.2CTanner, D. 2.3K, 4.1ATao, J. 1.1ETarnowski, K. 2.3KTashita, T. 1.3ITateno, M. 1.3NTchernov, S. 2.2MTeague, M. 2.1NTerada, S. 1.3ATherrien, D. 1.1NThiébaut, S. 3.1GThomas, K. 3.2MThomas, W. 1.3AThornton, B. 1.3HThuermer, K. 3.1GTian, X. 4.1ATian, Z. 4.2OTice, D. 1.4A, 2.2B, 2.4BTiernan, P. 4.3KTijsseling, A. 1.1L, 2.2ATilley, R. 2.3NTinoco, E. B. 4.2DTixier, E. 4.3ETkaczyk, T. 1.4HTobita, T. 4.2LToft, A. 2.2HTognarelli, L. 2.1ETorii, H. 2.1C

Tornqvist, R. 2.2OTran, M. 1.3M, 2.3MTregoning, R. 2.3BTriantafyllou, G. 4.1DTrieglaff, R. 2.1KTronskar, J. 2.2OTruman, C. E. 2.1GTsai, C.-S. 1.4B, 2.3O, 2.4OTsai, H. 4.3ITsuji, H. 1.3GTsuji, T. 4.1ETsujita, K. 2.3OTulloch, D. 4.3BTurnquist, M. 2.2FTyson, W. R. 2.1OTzeples, D. 4.2CUchiyama, Y. 3.2DUckan, E. 2.3O, 4.2BUdagawa, M. 3.1EUddin, M. 2.3I, 2.4L, 4.2GUdyawar, A. 3.2CUhland, J. 2.2HUlku, E. 2.2HUrabe, O. 4.1MUshifusa, H. 3.1NUshio, Y. 2.2IUsuki, K. K. 3.1DVaidya, N. 2.2HValdovinos, J. 2.1IValiorgue, F. 4.2MVamvatsikos, D. 1.4I, 4.1BVan Beek, P. 3.2AVan Gelderen, D. 2.3GVan Velsor, J. 1.1MVan Zyl, G. 2.2CVarela J., L. A. 2.4KVarelis, G. E. 1.3EVathi, M. 2.1L, 4.2BVeiga, J. 2.4C, 4.1CVerst, C. 4.3IViehrig, H.-W. 3.2LVigants, J. 2.2EVijlbrief, O. 4.4EVivas, G. 2.2F, 2.4FVölzke, H. 3.1IVormwald, M. 4.1AVorster, W. 4.1A, 4.3AWagner, B. 2.1EWagner, S. 1.1MWaki, Y. 2.4FWalker, A. P. 4.3D, 4.4DWallace, J. 4.3FWallin, K. 3.2LWalter, M. 3.2MWan, F. 2.4IWang, B. 4.2EWang, H. 4.3JWang, J. 4.1JWang, Ke 4.2J, 4.3JWang, Kes. 3.2EWang, M. 2.4FWang, S. J. 1.3BWang, Sha. 2.2NWang, She. 2.3J

63

AUTHOR INDEXNAME SESSION NAME SESSION NAME SESSION

Wang, Weih. 4.3JWang, Weiq. 2.3LWang, Xiao 2.2HWang, Xiaob. 2.4GWang, Xiaom. 4.1NWang, Xiaow. 3.1KWang, Xin 2.1OWang, Y. 2.3MWang, Z. 1.1NWasylyk, A. 1.1GWatanabe, M. 1.4D, 3.2NWatanabe, T. 3.1NWaterland, A. F. 1.3C, 1.4C, 2.1CWatkins, R. 4.4IWatson, C. 2.4B, 3.2AWatson, H. 1.3OWeaver, D. S. 2.2A, 2.4A, 3.1D, 4.3EWei, L. 4.1FWei, Z. 2.3JWeitze, W. 1.1GWen, J. 2.3HWen, M. 2.2CWermelinger, T. 4.2EWhipple, R. 1.3KWidera, M. 3.1HWierzbicki, T. 2.1OWilhelm, P. 1.4AWilkowski, G. 2.3I, 4.2GWilliams, P. 2.4LWilluweit, A. 1.1GWimmer, G. 2.1NWimpory, R. 1.3MWintle, J. 4.2EWitarto, W. 1.3BWon, M. G. 2.4L, 4.2GWoolum, C. 2.1NWright, K. 2.4BWright, R. 3.2KWu, G. 2.2O, 4.1AWu, X.-H. 4.2JWu, Z. 1.3C, 4.2CXia, L. 1.1NXie, G. 3.1K, 4.2JXiong, Q. 4.1JXu, He. 1.1L, 1.3EXu, Ho. 4.2OXu, Jie. 2.4FXu, Jim 1.3IXu, K. 2.2OXu, St. 2.1J, 2.2G, 3.1C, 3.2CXu, Su 2.1OXu, W. 4.2J, 4.3JXu, Ya. 2.4FXu, Yu 1.3KXuan, F. Z. 4.1FXue, L. 2.2GXue, X. 1.3L, 4.1JXuedong, C. 1.1M, 2.1K, 2.3K, 3.1O, 4.2E, 4.3JYadav, A. 1.4KYaguchi, M. 2.4KYamabe, J. 3.1G, 4.3G, 4.4GYamada, J. J. 3.1DYamada, M. 1.3AYamada, T. 1.1O

Yamaguchi, A. 3.1FYamaguchi, Y. 3.1E, 4.3BYamamoto, K. 3.1KYamamoto, M. 2.3I, 3.1J, 4.2LYamamoto, Ta. 2.3NYamamoto, To. 1.1BYamane, T. 2.3IYamano, S. 1.4BYan, Yi 2.2CYan, Yiq. 1.3BYanagisawa, Y. 4.3GYang, B. 3.1KYang, F. 2.3JYang, Ti. 4.2EYang, Tr. 3.1FYang, Y.-P. 4.3KYang, Yu 2.3JYang, Yun. 4.1CYang, Zhe. 2.3JYang, Zhi. 4.3JYao, D. 1.4HYao, J. 1.3LYao, T. 4.3CYe, G. 4.2JYe, J. 2.3KYetisir, M. 1.3GYin, F. 3.1FYokobori Jr., A. T. 3.1K, 3.2G, 4.3GYokoi, E. 1.3NYoo, S. C. 1.1IYoru, W. 4.3GYoshida, K. 1.3BYoshikawa, M. 4.3GYoshimoto, K. 2.4I, 3.1JYoshimura, S. 1.1OYoun, G.-G. 4.2KYounan, M. 1.3HYoung, B. 2.4L, 4.2GYoung, G. G. 2.3NYoung, K.-J. 1.3KYu, H. 2.2NYu, L. 4.1O, 4.2OYu, M. 4.1FYu, X. 2.3M, 4.3BYunrong, L. 3.1O, 4.3JZarazovskii, M. 1.1J, 1.4HZencker, U. 3.1IZeng, L. 2.1G, 2.3HZeng, Xian. 3.1OZeng, Xiao. 3.1OZenyoji, C. 1.4CZha, G.-C. 4.1CZhang, Go. 2.4GZhang, Gu. 1.1NZhang, H. 1.1E, 2.2L, 4.1AZhang, Jim. 4.1JZhang, Jin. 1.3J, 4.4AZhang, K. 4.2JZhang, Lin 3.2GZhang, Lit. 3.2OZhang, M. 2.3LZhang, S. 1.3J, 4.4AZhang, W. 1.4A, 2.2BZhang, X. 2.2H

Zhao, B. 1.3J, 4.4AZhao, G. 1.4HZhao, J. 2.2LZhao, X. 2.3LZhao, Y. 3.1KZhe, M. 4.1DZheng, J. 1.3A, 1.3N, 1.4L, 2.2LZheng, M. 2.4FZheng, W. 1.1EZheng, Z. 3.2OZhichao, F. 2.1K, 4.2EZhijun, L. 1.4NZhong, L. 1.4NZhou, C. 2.1H, 4.3CZhou, J. 4.3KZhou, R. 1.3GZhou, S. 1.4KZhou, W. 4.1JZhou, Ya. 2.2OZhou, Yu 2.1KZhu, G. 2.1KZhu, H. 1.3J, 4.4AZhu, J. 3.1OZhu, L. 1.1EZhu, X.-K. 2.2O, 2.4GZiada, S. 1.3D, 2.3A, 4.1DZimmerman, J. A. 3.1G

64

AUTHOR INDEXNAME SESSION NAME SESSION NAME SESSION

65

NOTES

66

BOSTON PARK PLAZA

6767

PVP 2016Vancouver

Hyatt Regency VancouverJuly 17–21, 2016

2016 ASME Pressure Vessels & Piping ConferenceCelebrating 50 Years of Service to the Pressure Vessels and Piping Industry

PVP-2016: Join us in Vancouver, British Columbia for the 50th Anniversary of the ASME Pressure Vessels & Piping Conference! More than 180 paper and panelsessions are planned, as well as tutorials, a Technology Demonstration Forum, and the 24th Rudy Scavuzzo Student Paper Symposium and Competition. The PVPConference is a great place to present your ideas and to meet colleagues as we work to create and advance Pressure Vessels and Piping technologies for our globalcommunity of practice. The PVP Conference is a recognized forum for fruitful exchange of ideas with participants from over 40 countries in Europe, Africa, the MiddleEast, Asia, the Americas, and the Oceania islands. The ASME Pressure Vessels & Piping Division will sponsor the PVP-2016 Conference with participation by theASME NDPD Division.GENERAL TOPICS: (1) Codes & Standards; (2) Computer Technology & Bolted Joints; (3) Design & Analysis; (4) Fluid-Structure Interaction; (5) High Pressure Tech-nology; (6) Materials & Fabrication; (7) Operations, Applications & Components; (8) Seismic Engineering; (9) Non-Destructive Examination; and (10) 24th Rudy ScavuzzoStudent Paper Symposium and Competition. Technical areas will include developments in Codes and Standards, design methodologies including elastic-plastic analysis,non-destructive examination, fitness-for-service, operation and maintenance, fatigue including environmental fatigue, stress corrosion cracking, residual stresses,fracture toughness, elevated temperature components, non-metallic components, dynamically-loaded structures, flow-induced vibration and risk-based assessments.SCHEDULE: Abstracts are due by November 9, 2015. Authors will be notified of abstract acceptance by November 30, 2015. Draft papers are due by February 8,2016. Paper peer review comments will be returned by March 7, 2016. A Copyright Agreement Form for each paper must be submitted by April 1, 2016. The final man-uscripts in the standard ASME format for publication must be received by April 6, 2016. All presented technical papers will be published as referenceable documentsavailable post-Conference.INFORMATION: The conference website URL is: http://www.asmeconferences.org/PVP2016/. Technical paper abstracts must be submitted electronically through thewebsite. Please visit the website for additional information.

PVP Conference Chair PVP Technical Program ChairDouglas A. Scarth Maher Y. A. Younan

Kinectrics Inc. The American University in Cairo800 Kipling Ave. School of Sciences and Engineering

Toronto, Ontario, Canada P.O. 74, New Cairo, 11835, Cairo, EgyptPhone/Fax: 416-207-6000 / 416-207-6094 Phone/Fax: +20.2.2615.2583/ +20.2.2795.7565

E-mail: doug.scarth@kinectrics.com E-mail: myounan@aucegypt.eduSponsorship Chair

Carl E. JaskeDet Norske Veritas (USA), Inc.

5777 Frantz Road Dublin, OH 43017-1386, USA

Phone/Fax: 614-761-6916 / 614-761-1633 E-mail: Carl.Jaske@dnvgl.com

ASME 2015 Pressure Vessels & Piping Conference

ASME

Two Park Avenue

New York, NY 10016-5990

www.asme.org

A Sincere Thanks to Our Sponsors

Silver Sponsors

Bronze Sponsors

Refreshment Break Sponsors

Stevenson & AssociatesEngineering Solutions for Nuclear Energy

SA&