A FREE Tool (always the best kind) 6

[JohnBreen]

Hello all,

You can download a free reference document here that you may find to be very useful:

http://www.epriweb.com/public/000000000001014670.pdf

This is the EPRI Carbon Steel Manual and it has some hard to find data. Thanks to Justin Still for finding this one.

Regards, John

 

[vpl]

Thank you John ... I think you're maxed out on little purple stars.

Patricia Lougheed

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[metengr]

Actually, if you go the the EPRI portal below and click on epri.com and search for public documents other documents are available. I was told that EPRI will be making more documents available, over time.

http://epri.com/portal/server.pt?

 

[unclesyd]

What has come over EPRI as it wasn't too many years ago that you couldn't get the time of day unless you were a member?

 

[ndeguy]

In these days of reduced disposable income, the PE needs access to as much free, relevant information as possible. On that grounds here is a link to the UK government's Health and Safety Executive publications web page. With it being HSE then it has strong inspection content but there is much of interest to other disciplines as well.

http://www.hse.gov.uk/pubns/index.htm

Just reciprocating to John for his very useful link whilst making available the resource to other colleagues.

Nigel Armstrong
Karachaganak Petroleum
Kazakhstan