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Welcome to PVP 2009Welcome to Prague, capital city of the Czech Republic, for the 2009 ASME Pressure Vessels and Piping Conference. The PVP conference continues to bethe outstanding international technical forum for the participants to further their knowledge-base by being exposed to, and exchange opinions and ideas on,different topics related to Pressure Vessel and Piping technologies for the Power and Process Industries. The ASME Pressure Vessels and Piping Divisionis sponsoring this Conference in collaboration with the ASME NDE Division. PVP is looking forward to fruitful technical exchanges between participantsfrom Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, the Americas and the Oceania islands. Our Conference will continue to shape the technology in the pressurevessel industry on a truly global basis.This year, the Conference Technical Program contains 700 technical papers organized into more than 180 sessions: technical and panel sessions, four tuto-rials, and the renewed Student Paper Competition. The NDE and Software Demonstration forums are organized as part of our technical program.Technical papers presented in this Conference are separated into tracks, in accordance with their technical areas, and published in the Conference pro-ceedings in the form of a CD.A series of social events will complement the technical program. A Walking Tour of Prague will open the program on Sunday afternoon. On Monday, thePanoramic Tour of Prague is a city tour including a lunch. The Conference-Wide Reception will be held on Monday evening on the Summer Terraces of theHilton Hotel, overseeing the Vltava River. On Tuesday, there is the Konopiste Castle Tour, a French Gothic castle from the 14th century, with a lunch in themost renowned, and unquestionably gourmet, Stodola restaurant. The Wednesday evening social will be held at Prague Municipal House, and includes aprivate concert; you will experience the attractiveness and the architectural beauty of the “mother of cities.”

SundayJuly 26, 2009

MondayJuly 27, 2009

TuesdayJuly 28, 2009

WednesdayJuly 29, 2009

ThursdayJuly 30, 2009

7:30 am8:15 am

ArrivalAuthor’s

Breakfast/BriefingRegistration Open

(7:30 am – 4:00 pm)

Author’sBreakfast/BriefingRegistration Open

(7:30 am – 4:00 pm)

Author’sBreakfast/BriefingRegistration Open(7:30 am – noon)

Author’sBreakfast/BriefingRegistration Open

(7:30 am – 3:00 pm)

8:30 am10:15 am

OpenBlock 1.1

Technical SessionsNDE Demo

Block 2.1Technical Sessions

Software Demo



10:30 am12:15 pm

OpenBlock 1.2

Plenary SessionNDE Demo

Block 2.2Calvin W. Rice Lecture

Technical SessionsSoftware Demo



12:15 pm1:45 pm

Technical WorkshopQuality in Nondestructive

Testing(1:00 pm – 3:30 pm)

LunchTechnical Committee

Meetings

LunchTechnical Committee

Meetings

Honors & AwardsLuncheon

(12:30 pm – 2:15 pm)Lunch

2:00 pm3:45 pm

Registration Opens(3:00 pm – 6:00 pm)


NDE Demo


Software Demo

Block 3.3Open


4:00 pm5:45 pm

Special TutorialDeveloping Young

Engineers (4:00 – 6:00 pm)

Prague Walking Tour(4:00 pm – 6:00 pm)


NDE Demo


Software Demo

Block 3.4Open


Conference Evaluation

Evening OpenConference-Wide

Reception(6:15 pm – 8:00 pm)

OpenConference Social Event

Municipal House!(5:00 pm – 10:00 pm)

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PVP09 Conference Committees

Luc H. Geraets Young W. KwonConference Chair Technical Program Chair

PVP Regional CoordinatorsUK and Ireland John DarlastonWestern Continental Europe Jean-François Sigrist Central Europe Milan BrumowskyFar East C.S. TsaiMiddle East & Africa Maher Y.A. Younan

PVP Technical Program RepresentativesCodes and Standards Kunio HasegawaComputer Technology Don Metzger/Hakim BouzidDesign and Analysis Albert E. SegallFluid-Structure Interaction Christina G. GiannopapaHigh-Pressure Technology Daniel T. PetersMaterials and Fabrication David L. RudlandOperations, Applications, and Components Matthew R. Feldman/

Christopher S. BajwaSeismic Engineering Spyros A. KaramanosStudent Paper Competition Judith A. ToddASME NDE Division William T. Springer NDE Demonstration Forum Carl E. JaskeSoftware Demonstration Forum James F. Cory, Jr.

PVP Division Executive Committee (2008–2009) Artin A. Dermenjian ChairLuc H. Geraets Vice Chair and SecretaryYoung W. Kwon Communications ChairRonald S. Hafner Program ChairMichael E. Nitzel Professional Development ChairDennis K. Williams Honors and Awards ChairDaniel T. Peters Incoming Communications Chair

Senate of Past PVP Division Chairs James F. Cory, Jr, Historian (2008–09) 2007–08

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

PVP Division Technical Committee Chairs Codes and Standards Gora ChakrabartiComputer Technology John MartinDesign and Analysis Marina B. Ruggles-WrennFluid-Structure Interaction Jong Chull JoHigh-Pressure Technology Jan KeltjensMaterials and Fabrication Poh-Sang Lam

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The American Society of Mechanical EngineersPressure Vessels and Piping Division

Operations, Applications, and Components Dennis H. MartensSeismic Engineering Vernon Matzen

PVP Division Administrative Committee ChairsMembership Development Michiel P.H. BrongersPublicity and PVPD Newsletter Editor Young W. KwonInternational Coordination Maher Y.A. Younan

ASME Journal of Pressure Vessel TechnologyEditor G. E. O. (Otto) Widera

ASME President Amos Holt 2009–10

ASME StaffExecutive Director Thomas Laughlin Meetings Manager Melissa TorresManager, Knowledge and Community Richard Ulvila

OPENING CEREMONY and PLENARY SESSION“Sustainable Energy for the Third Millennium”

The Conference opens on Monday, July 27, at 10:30 a.m. in the CongressHall II. Representatives of the American Society of Mechanical Engineerswill welcome the attendees. The first presentation will be delivered by Mr.Claude Mandil, the former Executive Director of the International EnergyAgency. The second presentation will be delivered by Ms. Dana Drábová,Chair of the Czech State Office for Nuclear Safety.

Plenary Speaker

Claude MandilFormer Executive Director, International Energy Agency

Member of the Board, GDF SUEZParis, France

Energy Security and Climate Change:How to Avoid a Catastrophe?

The world faces two main long-term challenges in the energy domain: (i)Energy security—can we expect enough energy resources to supply all theneeds worldwide, and in particular for the poorest? (ii) Climate Change—will we be able to reduce Green House Gas (GHG) emissions to the extentrequired by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, and how canwe achieve these goals in a cost-effective manner?Present trends are dramatically different from what is needed. Energy maybe in short supply during the next decade, not because of geological con-straints, but because of a lack of investment in energy production andtransportation facilities. The present credit crunch only makes thingsworse. And limiting the average temperature increase to 2°C in the longterm pre-supposes that the world GHG emissions in 2050 are five timeslower than the trend.With challenges of such a magnitude, no solution can solve the problemalone—we need every solution, with everybody on board, and we needthem immediately. Increasing energy efficiency is definitely the most effec-tive and the cheapest way to approach the target, but we will need morerenewable-, and more nuclear-energy, as well. And we will need fossil fuelstoo, which means making Carbon Capture and Sequestration a success.Even if we succeed, which is far from certain, it will not solve the specificissue of those who do not avail of electricity (1.6 billion people, 25% ofmankind), or of those who use traditional biomass for heating and cooking(2.5 billion, 40% of mankind, resulting in more fatalities from respiratory dis-eases than from malaria).We need a revolution in our behavior and our policies.

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Index to ProgramAuthors Briefing....................................................................................10Call for Papers (PVP-2010)............................................................15, 87Committee Meetings ............................................................................12Cooperating Societies.....................................................................10–11Disabled Registrants.............................................................................11Guest/Family Program..........................................................................11Honors and Awards Luncheon ...............................................................6Hotel Floor Plans..................................................................................86Index of Authors .............................................................................76–84Index of Session Chairs & Co-Chairs ............................................73–75NDE Forum ............................................................................................8Opening Ceremony & Plenary Session (PVP)...................................4–5Publications ....................................................................................13–14Registration Fees, Hours......................................................................10Session Listing ...............................................................................20–72Session Titles by Session Block ....................................................16–19Social Events......................................................................................8–9Society & Division Officers .................................................................3–4Software Forum......................................................................................8Sponsors.................................................................................back coverStudent Paper Symposium and Competition ...................................9–10Tax Deductibility....................................................................................11Workshops and Tutorials....................................................................6–8

Born in Lyon, France in 1942, Claude Mandil is a graduate of France’sEcole Polytechnique and Ecole des Mines.From 1967 until 1974, he worked as a state engineer for the Lorraine andBrittany regions. He then served as a senior officer in the Delegation forArea Planning (DATAR), from 1974 until 1977, and, from 1978 until 1981,as Regional Director of the Industry Ministry and National Agency for theEncouragement of Research (ANVAR), for the Pays-de-la-Loire region, inNantes. In 1981, Mr. Mandil became Technical Advisor in the French PrimeMinister’s cabinet, where he was responsible for industry, energy andresearch until 1982. He was then named Chief Executive Officer of theInstitute for Industrial Development (IDI), an investment bank, and held thepost from 1983 to 1988. He oversaw the privatization of the bank in 1987,including the transfer of 40 percent of the capital to the bank’s employees.He subsequently became Director General of the Bureau of Mines andGeology (BGRM), the French Geological Survey, and held the post from1988 to 1990. From 1990 to 1998 Mr. Mandil served as Director Generalfor Energy and Raw Materials at the Ministry of Industry. In this post, hewas instrumental in the adhesion of France to the International EnergyAgency (IEA) in 1991. He became France’s first representative on the IEAGoverning Board, and served as Chairman thereof from 1997 to 1998.From 1991 to 1998, he also represented France at the Nuclear SafetyWorking Group of the G7 and served as President of this group in 1996. Hewas named Managing Director of Gaz de France in October 1998, and thenChairman and CEO of the Institut Français du Pétrole, from April 2000 toJanuary 2003. He was elected Executive Director of the IEA in 2003, andheld that post until his retirement in August 2007. He advises several companies, organizations and governments. He hasbeen awarded Honorary Doctor of the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven inBelgium.Mr. Mandil is married and has five children.

Plenary Speaker

Dana DrábováChair of the Czech State Office for Nuclear Safety

Prague, Czech Republic

Nuclear Safety Regulation in aChanging Environment

The use of nuclear energy and ionizing radiation is being extensively scru-tinized once again in light of the present debate on its role in sustainable

development and on global security problems. Nuclear power is an impor-tant feature of today’s energy supply. Commercial nuclear generation is amature, established technology, having accumulated over forty years ofsuccessful operation.The enlarged EU is the world’s leading nuclear electricity generator.Development in regulatory approaches and priorities takes place, due tochanging economic conditions, ageing and modernization of existing reac-tors, and human factors. The Euratom Treaty calls for the establishment ofuniform safety standards in the EU, while, at the same time, reaffirming thesovereign power of national governments to manage their energy sectors.A compromise must be found that maintains the highest safety standardsfor EU citizens, but respects these two positions.Because both the nuclear power industry and the societal context withinwhich it is regulated are dynamic, regulators must continuously assesstheir approaches to regulations to best achieve their regulatory mandates.This includes adjusting the boundaries of activities between the plant andthe regulator. That is, working out the practical approaches that allow thepower reactor operator/owner to achieve and maintain safety, while allow-ing the regulatory body to assure itself, and the public, that appropriate lev-els of safety are achieved and maintained.Ms. Drábová is a graduate from the Faculty of Nuclear Sciences andPhysical Engineering of the Czech Technical University, Department ofDosimetry and Applications of Ionizing Radiation (1980–1985). She has aPhD. in nuclear engineering. In her present position, Ms. Drábová is the chief nuclear safety and radia-tion protection regulator in the Czech Republic. She was appointed as theChair of the State Office for Nuclear Safety (SÚJB) by the Czech govern-ment, in 1999. She joined the SÚJB as the head of the EmergencyResponse Centre (1995–1996). Prior to this appointment, she worked inthe National Radiation Protection Institute (NRPI), in Prague, as a healthphysicist, and, since 1996, was the director of the NRPI. Between the years1985–1995 Ms. Drábová worked at the Centre of Radiation Hygiene,National Public Health Institute, as a scientist, where she was later promot-ed to the deputy head of the National Reference Laboratory for InternalContamination and the deputy head of the Centre of Radiation MonitoringNetwork.Ms. Drábová has participated in several IAEA expert missions in the fieldof upgrading nuclear safety and radiation protection infrastructure in devel-oping countries (e.g., Armenia, Moldova, Uzbekistan, Ukraine, Jordan). InNovember 2006, she assumed the duties of the Chair of the WesternEuropean Nuclear Regulators Association, and, since 2007, has been amember of the International Nuclear Safety Group (INSAG), appointed bythe Director General of the IAEA.

The 2008 CALVIN W. RICE LECTUREASME established the Calvin W. Rice Lecture in 1934 to honor the manwho served as the Secretary of the Society from 1906 to 1934. This is aprestigious society level award, intended to honor special achievement inmechanical engineering by an individual who has made significant contri-butions to promoting international understanding and cooperation amongengineers.

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Luc H. Geraets, Ph. D.GDF SUEZ Nuclear Activities

Brussels, Belgium

The Fabulous Nuclear Odyssey of BelgiumDr. Luc H. Geraets is a Corporate Vice President of Strategy, BusinessDevelopment and R&D at GDF SUEZ Nuclear Activities, and is one of threeoutstanding engineers to receive this ASME award in 2008. Dr. Geraets isan internationally recognized authority in the seismic engineering field. Hepresents outstanding credentials in research, professional experience andservice to the international engineering profession, and he has been active-ly involved with the ASME and the PVP Division for more than 25 years.Dr. Geraets holds a M.S. Degree and a Ph. D. in Mechanical Engineeringfrom University of Louvain in Belgium, and a Master of BusinessAdministration from the Polytechnic Institute of Mons in Belgium. He is aFellow member of ASME and an INSEAD Alumnus.Luc and his wife Denise have two sons, two daughters and eight livinggrandchildren. Through the presentation of this lecture, Dr. Geraets contin-ues his long history of involvement in international professional societies,and promoting international cooperation and collaboration in the engineer-ing profession.

HONORS and AWARDS LUNCHEONThe ASME PVP Division Honors and Awards Luncheon, during which allDivision and selected ASME Society awards are presented, will be held onWednesday, July 29, at 12:30 pm, in the Congress Hall II. The top PVPDivision award, the Pressure Vessel and Piping Medal, will be presented toCharles (Chuck) Becht, IV.

PVP Medal Recipient

Charles Becht, IVBecht Engineering Co., Inc

Liberty Corner, NJ.

Dr. Becht is a recognized authority in pressure vessels, piping, expansionjoints, and elevated temperature design. He is President of BechtEngineering Co. Inc, a consulting engineering company that provides bothprocess and equipment engineering services, as well as project and turn-around services for the process and power industries; President of BechtEngineering Canada Ltd.; President of Helidex, LLC; and Director ofSonomatic Ltd. (also dba Becht Sonomatic in North America), an NDEcompany that provides advanced ultrasonic imaging equipment and serv-ices. He was previously with Energy Systems Group, RockwellInternational and Exxon Research and Engineering, where he was a pres-sure equipment specialist.Dr. Becht is Chair of the ASME B31.3, Process Piping Committee; Chair(founding) of the Post Construction Subcommittee on Repair and Testing(PCC), and a member of other ASME Committees including: the PostConstruction Standards Committee (past Chair); the Post ConstructionExecutive Committee (past Chair); the B&PV Code Subcommittee onTransport Tanks; the B&PV Code Subgroup on Elevated TemperatureDesign (past Chair); the B31 Code for Pressure Piping StandardsCommittee; the B31 Mechanical Design Committee; the B31 ExecutiveCommittee; and is a past member of the Board on Pressure TechnologyCodes and Standards; the B&PV Code Subcommittee on Design; and theB&PV Code TG on Class 1 Expansion Joints for liquid metal service. He isa member of ASTM Committee F-17, Plastic Piping Systems MainCommittee; and the ASME PVP Division, Design and Analysis Committee.Dr. Becht received a Ph.D. from Memorial University in MechanicalEngineering, an M.S. from Stanford University in Structural Engineeringand B.S.C.E. from Union College, New York. Dr. Becht is a licensed profes-sional engineer in 16 states and provinces, an ASME Fellow since 1996,the recipient of the ASME Dedicated Service Award in 2001, and has morethan 60 publications including the book, Process Piping, The CompleteGuide to ASME B31.3, and five patents.

WORKSHOPS and TUTORIALSTutorials and Workshops offer both the experienced and early career engi-neers excellent opportunities to refresh their knowledge and to venture intospecific technical areas outside their expertise.Special Tutorials: These are a 2-hour conference sessions, normally heldon Sunday afternoon. The session leaders will make available the neces-sary presentation material.Technical Tutorials: These tutorials are ½ day conference sessions, andare integrated into the conference schedule. Admission to the tutorial work-shops is free for Conference Registrants. Attendees may purchase a set ofthe Tutorial Notes; the charge is set as low as possible based on the costof production. For 2009, the notes for the Technical Tutorials may be pur-chased for €25.00 each, at the tutorial sessions.Each attendee will receive a Certificate of Attendance, as proof that theattendee has participated in the 2-hour Special Tutorial, or the 4-hourTechnical Tutorial.PVP Division will not assign Continuing Education Units (CEUs) on thesecertificates. However, attendees may negotiate CEU credits with their

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respective licensing boards.An outline of the tutorial sessions for the 2009 PVP Conference is present-ed below.

WORKSHOPS TECHNICAL WORKSHOPSunday, July 26, 1:00 pm – 3:30 pmTyrolka, Mezzanine LevelQuality in Non-Destructive Testingby Mike Farley and John Thompson, International Committee for NDT(ICNDT)This workshop will demonstrate how to effectively achieve quality in non-destructive testing. Topics to be addressed include:

• Maintaining laboratory NDT quality levels • Maintaining site NDT quality levels• ICNDT guide to ASME NDT• Comparison of ASME and PED requirements for approval of NDT

personnel• Code cases and changes to the ASME codes• How third party employer and SNT TC 1A qualifications can dovetail• How to qualify/certify people for specialist techniques, and• Questions and panel discussion.

SPECIAL PANELSunday, July 26, 4:00 pm – 6:00 pmTyrolka, Mezzanine LevelDeveloping Young EngineersModerator—Dennis Martens, Porter McGuffie, Inc.This special session will be an open forum discussion focusing on devel-oping, retaining, and promoting technical competence in early career engi-neers. A moderator and panel will introduce a variety of issues for discus-sion including developing a meaningful technical career ladder, providingreal advancement opportunities for technically oriented engineers to growwithin an organization, providing meaningful, challenging work, developingrespect and recognition for technical talent within an organization, andother pertinent topics.

TECHNICAL TUTORIALS Monday, July 27, 2:00 pm – 5:45 pmTyrolka, Mezzanine LevelASME Section VIII, Division 2, New Design by Analysis Rulesby Trevor Seipp, Becht Engineering Canada, Ltd.The 2007 Edition of ASME Section VIII, Division 2 was a complete rewriteof the Division. This tutorial will take the participants completely through thenew Part 5, Design by Analysis Requirements. The tutorial leader will high-light the changes from the previous editions of the Code, and will includesimple examples that demonstrate the new principles. Particular attentionwill be paid to the use of finite element techniques in the application of thenew rules. The numerous topics to be addressed include:

• General philosophy of Part 5—Protection Against Failure Modes• Loading Conditions• Protection Against Plastic Collapse• Protection Against Local Failure• Protection Against Collapse from Buckling• Protection Against Failure from Cyclic Loading, and• Linearization of Stress Results for Stress Classification.

Tuesday, July 28, 2:00 pm – 5:45 pmTyrolka, Mezzanine LevelASME Section VIII, Division 3 Alternative Rules for Construction ofHigh Pressure Vesselsby J. Robert Sims, Becht Engineering Co., Inc.This tutorial focuses on the differences between Section VIII, Division 3(Alternative Rules for Construction of High Pressure Vessels) and SectionVIII, Division 2 (Alternative Rules for Pressure Vessels). Requirements formaterials, design, fabrication and testing will be presented, with specialemphasis on the following areas:

• Methods for calculation of residual stresses due to autofrettage� using closed form solutions� using finite element analysis

• Methods for fracture mechanics analysis to determine the designfatigue life—detailed examples will be provided

• Methods for correcting the traditional “S-N” fatigue life calculations formean stress

• Differences in elastic-plastic analysis and structural stress methodscompared to Division 2

• Fracture toughness testing requirements, and• Fabrication requirements.

It is suggested that attendees of this tutorial also consider attending theMonday afternoon tutorial listed previously.Wednesday, July 29, 8:30 am – 12:15 pmTyrolka, Mezzanine LevelPWR Nuclear Plants Reactor Pressure Vessel—Recent Evolutions onIntegrity Assessment New Tools and Methodology In Progress, andFuture Perspectivesby Georges Bezdikian, Georges Bezdikian Consulting; FrancoisHedin, EDF SEPTEN; Mark Kirk, U. S. Nuclear RegulatoryCommission; Ki Sig Kang, International Atomic Energy AgencyMost studies related to long-term operation, beyond typical design life,have identified the Reactor Pressure Vessel (RPV) as the most importantnuclear power plant component. Essentially all commercial light waterreactors use low ferritic alloy steels for the construction of the RPV; thus,structural integrity relies upon an accurate knowledge of the change in frac-ture toughness of the RPV materials over the time of operation.This tutorial paper contains a synthesis of knowledge on integrity assess-ments and the demonstration to maintain PWR nuclear power plants insafe-, and long-term operation.The presentations in this tutorial focus on:

• Global methodology of integrity assessment and evaluation for pres-

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surized thermal shock (PTS), considering the fluency and ReferenceTemperature for Nil Ductility Transition (RTNDT) with neutron compu-tation in connection with vessel toughness evaluation and monitoringof the irradiation surveillance program. Thermal-hydraulicComputational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) numerical computations andmock-up validation will also be addressed.

• Evolution and recent developments of RPV integrity assessment,probabilistic analysis, and risk assessment; historical evolution ofRPV core-zone in-service inspection programs; recent developmentsand evolution of RPV in-service inspection

• Application of PTS analysis on US Nuclear Power Plants, includingexamples and case studies; and regulator points of view on aspectsof RPV life management and impact on long-term operation

• Comparisons between different approaches on RPV PTS and integri-ty assessment used in the nuclear power industries of Asia, Europe,America, etc. Also, a synthesis of technical document guidelines pre-sented by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) will beaddressed.

International approaches and perspectives will be discussed, and compar-isons will be presented on new tools: numerical computation, localapproaches, and the warm pre-stress effect in integrity assessment.Thursday, July 30, 8:30 am – 12:15 pmTyrolka, Mezzanine LevelSeismic Analysis and Design of Industrial Liquid Storage Tanks andVesselsby Spyros Karamanos, University of Thessaly, GreeceThis tutorial is aimed at introducing the practicing consultant and the engi-neering specialist to special issues regarding the earthquake analysis anddesign of industrial liquid storage tanks and pressure vessels towards safe-guarding their structural integrity. The first part of the tutorial focuses on thefundamentals of liquid vessel behavior under earthquake ground motion,whereas the last part of the tutorial concerns practical design issues relat-ed to existing design specifications.Following a short review of earthquake engineering fundamentals, simpleand efficient methods will be presented for the determination of the seismicforces and pressures in vessels of cylindrical (vertical and horizontal) andspherical shapes. Then structural design issues to avoid local failure dueto buckling or excessive plasticity will be examined. Reference to existingspecifications and design recommendations will be made, and case stud-ies from real earthquake events will be presented. Finally, design exampleswill be developed and discussed.

NDE and SOFTWARE FORUMSNDE Demonstration ForumMonday, July 27, 8:00 am – 5:00 pmFoyer, Lower Lobby LevelThe NDE Demonstration Forum will be held on Monday, July 27. NDEVendors will present and discuss their capabilities, equipment, and servic-es in the Foyer (Lower Lobby Level), adjacent to the ConferenceRegistration area. For additional information, please contact Dr. Carl E.

Jaske, CC Technologies, at [email protected] Demonstration ForumTuesday, July 28, 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Foyer, Lower Lobby Level The Software Demonstration Forum will be held on Tuesday, July 28.Software Vendors will present and discuss their capabilities, equipment,and services in the Foyer (Lower Lobby Level), adjacent to the ConferenceRegistration area. For additional Information, please contact James F.Cory, Jr., UGS, Inc., at [email protected].

SOCIAL PROGRAMS and TOURSConference-Wide Reception—Hilton Summer Terraces Monday, July 27, 6:15 pm – 8:00 pm All who registered are invited to attend the Reception. Meet with your col-leagues, many of whom you have not seen for a while. Join with the regis-trants and guests for a relaxing evening on the terraces overlooking theVltava river banks.

No charge for registered conference participants and guests. Panoramic Tour of Prague Monday, July 27, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm Prague is a “reader” of almost all architectural styles. UNESCO has placedthe historic center of Prague on its list of world cultural monuments. In thewhole Czech Republic, there are another 12 sites included on theUNESCO World Heritage list. “Golden,” “Royal,” “City of a Hundred Spires,”“Stone Dream,” “Praga Caput Regni” … many attributes have been con-nected with Prague, but none of them fully encapsulate the character of thecapital of the Czech Republic. The Czech Republic is also home to hun-dreds of churches, cathedrals and monasteries of all types, as well as mon-uments of folk architecture, open-air museums, traditional villages, andplenty of important Jewish sites, pre-served in their original appearance. Thissightseeing bus tour aims to introducePrague and will be very informative; thisis the best way to get familiar withPrague. You will be shown the modernway and historical side of this lovely city.You will mainly be passing most of themodern aspects of this lovely city, suchas the main railway station of Prague,Estates Opera, National Museum,Wenceslas Square, and PragueCongress Center, among others. During

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Coffee Breaks and RefreshmentsCoffee and refreshments are available throughout the week

in the Foyer (Lower Lobby Level).This hub of activity features the forums, coffee breaks,

guest activity information area, and registration.

the tour, there will be several stops with sites of interest including HlavniNadrazi (The Main Railway Station), Estates Opera, Wenceslas Square,Nusle Bridge, Prague Convention Center, Vysehrad, Old Town Square &The Jewish Quarter, Tesnovsky Tunnel, Charles Bridge, Rudolfinum,Prague Castle, and the Petrin Observation Tower. Your tour will end with alunch in a typical Czech restaurant called, Vojanuv Dvur. What a wonderfulway to learn what the Mother of Cities city has to offer!

Per Person: €25 Konopiste Castle Tour Tuesday, July 28, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm During this bus tour, you will visit anoriginal French Gothic castle from the14th century. Konopiste Castle wasreconstructed at the end of the 19thcentury for Frantisek Ferdinand d´Este,successor to the Austrian-Hungarianthrone. It is famous for housing a beau-tiful collection of European weaponsand artwork from the 16th through the18th century. Come to a forest regionwhere this impressive piece of archi-tecture is hidden. A tour of thechateaux will reveal an incredible collection of hunting trophies compiled byEmperor Ferdinand. Step into a rose garden and see wild falcons. Lunchwill be held served at the Stodola restaurant, where many significant per-sonalities have dined.

Per person: € 50

CONFERENCE SPECIAL EVENTMunicipal House Concert and Dinner Wednesday, July 25, 5:00 pm – 10:00 pm Municipal House of Prague The Municipal House (Obecní Dùm) is the most spectacular Art Nouveaubuilding in Prague. Its construction dates back to the beginning of the 20thcentury (1906–1912). Since then it has been the host of many concerts andexhibitions, and has been admired by millions of tourists and visitors. It hasalso hosted important historical events, such as the proclamation of theCzechoslovak Republic, on October 28, 1918, and the meetings betweenthe Civic Forum and the communist regime in November 1989. The interi-or is decorated with the works of the best Czech artist from the first decadeof the 20th century. Smetana Hall, the principal concert hall in Prague, isfamous for its grandiose glass dome and its elegance. The house also con-tains smaller halls, conference rooms, offices and exquisite restaurants

and night clubs. The exte-rior is dominated by thehuge mosaic Homage toPrague, designed byKarel Špillar, and thegolden roof decorations. You will board charteredmotor coaches at theHilton Hotel for a shorttrip. The Municipal Houseis located in downtownPrague, just a mile away. The first part of the event will be a classical musicconcert (very fine, enjoyable, light compositions—Mozart, Bach, Vivaldi,Saint-Säens, Schubert, Dvoøák, Purcell, Scarlatti, Couperin, Corelli), by achamber instrumental ensemble, in an unusual setting. The concert will befollowed by dinner at the Pilsner Restaurant, situated at the lower level ofthe Municipal House. The Pilsner Restaurant has the typical old Pragueatmosphere. Its interior is decorated with ceramic mosaics, and it belongsto the most beautiful art nouveau beer restaurants in all of central Europe.It offers typical Czech cuisine, such as roast pork with cabbage anddumplings, roast beef with cream sauce and excellent Pilsner beer. Duringthe dinner, you will be entertained by an ensemble of violins, violas, doublebass, cymbalo, which will be playing folk music of Czech, Moravia,Moravia-Slovak, and Slovak origins.

Per Person: €60; 12 years and under : €30

CONFERENCE INFORMATIONTechnical Sessions and ProgramsAll technical sessions will be held at the Hilton Prague in three levels:Mezzanine Level, Lobby Level and Lower Lobby Level. Each room will beequipped with an LCD projector that can be connected to a personal com-puter for electronic presentations (e.g., Microsoft PowerPoint). Please notethat ASME will not provide personal computers, 35-mm slide projectors,VCRs, or overhead projectors. Personal computers are the responsibility ofthe session developer or presenter. It is strongly recommended thatauthors provide their materials to the session developer at the authors’breakfast so that all the papers in a session can be loaded onto one com-puter. Authors are recommended to have their presentations on a flash(pen) drive, in the event that compatibility problems occur between theircomputers and the LCD. The location of the session rooms is shown in the Hotel Floor Plan on theback inside cover of this program. Student Paper Symposium and 17th Annual Student PaperCompetitionMonday, July 27, 8:30 am – 10:15 am & 2:00 pm – 5:45 pm Tuesday, July 28, 8:30 am – 12:15 pm & 2:00 pm – 5:45 pm Wednesday, July 29, and Thursday, July 30, 8:30 am – 10:15 am Amsterdam, Lobby LevelSponsored by the PVPD Senate, the 2009 Student Paper Symposium andCompetition has attracted a record number of entries. Judith A. Todd,PVPD Senate President, and James F. Cory, Jr. will conduct the sessions,

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

activities. Your badge also provides a helpful introduction toother Conference attendees.

together with the Student Symposium and Competition representativesfrom each PVP Technical Committee. The Senate Review Committee willidentify outstanding finalist undergraduate and graduate student papers intwo categories: the BS/MS level and the Ph.D. level. Finalist papers will bejudged on written technical content (70%) and presentation effectiveness(30%). A $1,000 award will be made to each of the presenting StudentCompetition Finalist authors during the Honors Luncheon. In addition, ineach category (BS/MS and Ph.D.), $1000 will be awarded to the present-ing author of the Outstanding Student Paper; $800 will be awarded to thepresenting author of the First Runner-Up Student Paper, and $500 will beawarded to the presenting author of the Second Runner-Up Student Paper.Students must attend the conference and present their papers to be eligi-ble for an award. The winners will be announced at the Honors and AwardsLuncheon on Wednesday, July 29, 2009.Technical Committee Meetings Monday & Tuesday, July 27 & 28, 12:15 pm – 1:45 pm The Pressure Vessels and Piping Division Technical Committees will meetduring the noon time on Monday, July 27, and Tuesday, July 28. Visitorsare encouraged to attend and take an active part in PVP committee activi-ties. All committee meetings, schedules, and rooms are listed on page 14.Honors and Awards Luncheon Wednesday, July 29, 12:30 pm – 2:15 pm Congress Hall, Lower Lobby Level The Division Honors Luncheon, honoring all Division Award Recipients andthe 2009 PVP Medalist, Chuck Becht, will be held on Wednesday, July 29,from 12:30 pm until approximately 2:15 pm, in the Congress Hall on theLower Lobby Level. One ticket is included in the Full Conference registra-tion fee. Additional tickets may be purchased at the ConferenceRegistration desk. Authors Breakfast/Briefing Monday – Thursday, July 27 – 30, 7:30 am – 8:15 am Congress Hall, Lower Lobby Level Authors, Panelists, Session Developers, Chairs, and Vice-Chairs arerequested to attend a breakfast briefing in the Congress Hall (Lower LobbyLevel), on Monday through Thursday, at 7:30 am on the morning of theirsessions. Session protocol will be discussed and the participants will havethe opportunity to become better acquainted with one another before theirscheduled sessions. Authors are encouraged to place all the presentationsfor their session on one computer at the authors’ breakfast. Registration Hours Foyer — Lower Lobby Level The ASME registration desk will be open during the following hours, to pro-vide advance registrants with their materials, to process on site registra-tions, and to provide conference information:

Sunday, July 26 3:00 pm – 6:00 pm Monday, July 27 7:30 am – 4:00 pm Tuesday, July 28 7:30 am – 4:00 pm Wednesday, July 29 7:30 am – Noon Thursday, July 30 7:30 am – 3:00 pm

On-Site Registration Fees (EUR)For those not registered in advance, the on–site registration fees are:

*Full Registration *One Day RegistrationMember MBR1 €625 MBR2 €460Author/Panelist AUP1 €625 AUP2 €460Coop. Soc. Member*** CSC1 €625 CSC2 €460Session Chair CHM1 €625 CHM2 €460Session Vice Chair CHV1 €625 CHV2 €460Non-Member NMB1 €765 NMB2 €500ASME Life Member Retired** LMRD €50ASME Student Member** STNT N/CStudent Non-Member** STNM €40Guest/Spouse SPOS N/C* Full and One Day registration fees include a coupon for the

Conference Proceedings CD containing all the published technicalpapers. Full registration also includes a ticket for the HonorsLuncheon.

** These registration categories do not include a coupon towards theConference Proceedings CD, or a ticket for the Honors Luncheon.

*** To qualify for discounted registration fees, you must be a member ofASME, or one of the cooperating societies listed below. Please fill inyour society affiliation and membership number on the registrationform.

Cooperating SocietiesIf you are a member of one of the following "cooperating societies," youmay register at the ASME member rate: Albanian Society of MechanicalEngineers; Centro Argentino de Ingenieros (Argentina); Institution ofEngineers, Australia; Bahrain Society of Engineers; Institution ofEngineers, Bangladesh; National Academy of Sciences of Belarus; BelgianSociety of Mechanical and Environmental Engineering (formerly SociétéBelge Des Mécaniciens); Associaçao Brasileira de Ciencias Mechanicas(Brazil); Canadian Society for Mechanical Engineering; Canadian NuclearSociety; Chinese Mechanical Engineering Society (People's Republic);Chinese Institute of Engineers; Chinese Society of Mechanical Engineers(Taiwan, ROC); Chinese Nuclear Society; Asociación Colombiana deIngenieros, Mecánicos, Electricistas, Electrónicos y Afines (Colombia);Colegio de Ingenieros Tecnologos (Costa Rica); Asociacion Costariccensede Ingenieros en Mantenimiento (Costa Rica); Cyprus MechanicalEngineering Association; Czech Mechanical Engineering Society;Ingeniorofreningen i Danmark, Dansk Maskinteknisk selskab (Society ofDanish Engineers: Society for Mechanical Engineering); Colegio deIngenieros Mecanicos del Ecuador; Egyptian Society of MechanicalEngineers; Ethiopian Society of Mechanical Engineers; AssociationFrançaise de Mécanique (France) (formerly Groupe de Concertation enMécanique); Societe des Ingénieurs et Scientifiques de France; GeorgiaAcademy of Engineering Sciences; Verein Deutscher Ingenieure(Germany); Ghana Institution of Engineers; Hellenic Society of Mechanicaland Electrical Engineers (Greece); Hong Kong Institution of Engineers;Scientific Society of Mechanical Engineers (Hungary); Institution ofMechanical Engineers, India; Institution of Engineers, India; IndonesianInstitute of Engineers; Iranian Society of Mechanical Engineers; Institutionof Engineers of Ireland; Association of Engineers and Architects in Israel;

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Society of Mechanical Engineers in Israel; Associazione Nazionale DiMeccanica (Italy); Associazione Italiana di Tecnologia Meccanica (Italy);Unione Italiana Di Termofluidodinaica (Italy); Japan Society of MechanicalEngineers; Atomic Energy Society of Japan; Korean Society of MechanicalEngineers; Korean Nuclear Society; Kuwait Society of Engineers;Asociacion Mexicana De Ingenieros Mexicanos y Electricistas (Mexico);Sociedad Mexicana de Ingeniería Mecánica (Mexico); Koninklijk Instituutvan Ingenieurs (Netherlands); Institution of Professional Engineers, NewZealand; Norwegian Society of Chartered Engineers; Philippine Society ofMechanical Engineers; Polish Society of Mechanical Engineers &Technicians; Ordem Dos Engenheiros (Portugal); Romanian Society ofMechanical Engineers; Russian Academy of Sciences (formerly the USSRAcademy of Sciences); Nuclear Society of Russia; Union of Mechanicaland Electrical Engineers and Technicians of Serbia; Institution ofEngineers, Singapore; Slovak Mechanical Engineering Society;Association of Mechanical Engineers and Technicians of Slovenia; SouthAfrican Institution of Mechanical Engineers; Federacion de Asociacionesde Ingenieros Industriales de Espana (Spain); Svenska MekanistersRiksförening (Sweden); Association of Professional Engineers of Trinidad& Tobago; Turkish Chamber of Mechanical Engineers; Academy ofSciences of Ukraine; Institution of Mechanical Engineers (U.K.); Institute ofEnergy (U.K.)(formerly Institute of Fuel); Colegio de Ingenieros deVenezuela; International Institute of Acoustics and VibrationConference Publications Cloakroom—Lower Lobby Level Papers presented at the ASME PVP 2009 Conference are published on aCD available at the Conference. Information on paper titles and authors areincluded in the final program. All attendees registered for the entireConference (i.e., Full Registration) will receive a coupon redeemable forone CD containing all the technical papers presented in the Conference. Bound volumes of Conference Proceedings may be ordered at theConference, for post-conference shipping, subject to there being sufficientdemand for the respective volumes. A list of volumes is available in theConference publication room, which features a variety of ASME publica-tions. Ship Your Conference Proceedings You can ship your ASME Publications to your home or office right from theConference. Bring your books to the shipping booth in the PublicationSales room, and they will be packaged and shipped for you. Inquire at thePublication Sales room for location and fees. Disabled Registrants Whenever possible, arrangements can be made for disabled registrants, ifadvance notice is given. Please indicate any special needs on the registra-tion form, or contact Melissa Torres at [email protected] with yourrequest.

Tax Deductibility Expenses of attending professional meetings have been held to be taxdeductible as ordinary business expenses for U.S. citizens. Please checkchanges in the tax code for the current level of deduction, as this is subjectto change. Guest/Family Programs Guests and family members of registrants are welcome at the GuestPrograms that include: the Conference Wide Reception at Hilton SummerTerraces (Monday evening), the Prague Panoramic Tour with Lunch(Monday), Konopiste Castle Tour (Tuesday), the Municipal House Concertand Dinner (Wednesday evening social), and room for a daily (i.e., Monday– Thursday) Breakfast in the Zest Bar, at the Lobby Level. Badges arerequired for admission. A guest program activities packet is also included.Please indicate how many guests you are bringing on your registrationform, so that the necessary accommodations can be arranged. Please note that the tours and Wednesday Evening Social event have anassociated fee for participants, as shown on the registration form, and inthis booklet. Early registration is strongly recommended for the events thatrequire fees, as they are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Publishing Conference Papers in the ASME Journal of PressureVessels Technology Technical papers presented at the ASME PVP 2009 Conference are pub-lished in the form of the ASME Conference Proceedings on a CD.Publication of papers in these proceedings does not preclude authors frompublishing their papers in ASME archival journals, such as the ASMEJournal of Pressure Vessel Technology (The Journal), which is the techni-cal voice of the Pressure Vessels and Piping Division. Authors are encouraged to submit their papers to the Journal. The Journalis edited by Dr. G. E. O. Widera, and manuscripts should be submitted tothe address below. Manuscripts should be prepared according to theJournal guidelines, which can be found at the ASME web site at:http://journaltool.asme.org/Content/index.cfm.

Dr. G. E. O. Widera, Editor Journal of Pressure Vessel Technology Marquette University College of Engineering 279 Haggerty Engineering PO Box 1881 Milwaukee, WI 53201-1881 Ph/Fax: 414-288-4427/1647 e-mail: [email protected]

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PVP 2009 COMMITTEE MEETINGS

Date/Time Meeting Room Responsible Person

Sunday, July 26, 20098:30 am – 1:30 pm PVPD Executive Committee Verdi A.A. Dermenjian

Monday, July 27, 200912:15 pm – 1:45 pm PVPD Design and Analysis Technical Committee Budapest M.B. Ruggles-Wrenn12:15 pm – 1:45 pm PVPD Operations, Applications and Components Istanbul D. H. Martens

Technical Committee12:15 pm – 1:45 pm PVPD Codes and Standards Technical Committee London G. Chakrabarti12:15 pm – 1:45 pm PVPD Fluid-Structure Interaction Technical Committee Paris J.-C. Jo2:00 pm – 3:45 pm PVPD Nanotechnology Task Force Paris Y.W. Kwon2:00 pm – 3:45 pm PVPD International Coordination Committee London M.A. Younan4:00 pm – 5:45 pm PVPD Senate Paris J.A. Todd2:00 pm – 5:00 pm SG High Pressure Vessels (SC VIII) Istanbul D.T. Peters

Tuesday, July 28, 20098:30 am – 12:15 pm SG High Pressure Vessels (SC VIII) Istanbul D.T. Peters8:30 am – 10:15 am ASME NDE Executive Committee Budapest W.T. Springer10:30 am – 12:15 pm ICPVT-12 Budapest G.E.O. Widera10:30 am – 12:15 pm PVPD Communications Committee London Y.W. Kwon10:30 am – 12:15 pm PVPD Honors Committee Paris D.K. Williams12:15 pm – 1:45 pm PVPD High Pressure Technical Committee Istanbul J. Keltjens12:15 pm – 1:45 pm PVPD Computer Technology Technical Committee Budapest J. Martin12:15 pm – 1:45 pm PVPD Seismic Engineering Technical Committee London V.C. Matzen12:15 pm – 1:45 pm PVPD Materials and Fabrication Technical Committee Paris P.S. Lam2:00 pm – 5:45 pm JPVT Editors Budapest G.E.O. Widera2:00 pm – 3:45 pm PVP10/PVP11 Program Committee London Y.W. Kwon/R.S. Hafner4:00 pm – 5:45 pm PVPD Professional Development Committee Istanbul M.E. Nitzel

Wednesday, July 29, 200910:30 am – 12:15 pm SPC Jury Madrid J.A. Todd

Thursday, July 30, 20098:30 am – 12:15 pm PVPD Executive Committee Verdi L.H. Geraets12:15 pm – 3:45 pm PVPD General Committee Tyrolka L.H. Geraets4:00 pm – 5:45 pm PVPD Conference Evaluation Tyrolka R.S. Hafner

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PUBLICATIONSPapers presented at the 2009 PVP Conference will be published in bound volumes, to be purchased at the conference for post-conference shipping, sub-ject to sufficient demand from the authors. The list of volumes is presented below. Other books of interest, Codes and Standards, Transactions, Journalsand free literature regarding ASME publications will be available at the conference. During the Conference, all publications will be sold at the ASME mem-ber price. Prepaid orders will be taken for publications that are not available at the Conference. All fully paid Conference registrants will receive a CD-ROMcontaining the papers presented at PVP09. A complete set of the volumes covering the 2009 PVP Conference publications may be purchased as a pack-age at a 10% discount. ASME accepts payment in cash (Euros), checks ($US from US Banks only), travelers’ checks ($US), VISA, MasterCard, AmericanExpress, Diners Club, and Discover (all credit card charges in $US). Technical papers and bound volumes may be ordered after the Conference by con-tacting the ASME Order Department, 22 Law Drive, P. O. Box 2300, Fairfield, NJ 07007-2300 or by calling 1-800-THE-ASME. Payment by check or creditcard (VISA, MasterCard, American Express, Diners Club, and Discover) must accompany your order. California, Georgia, Illinois, and Texas purchasersmust add the appropriate sales tax or furnish a tax exemption certificate. Value Added Tax (VAT) of 19% will be added to any books purchased on-site atthe Conference. Checks from non-US banks are not accepted. The Publication Sales area will be open during the following hours:

Sunday, July 27 3:00 pm – 6:00 pmMonday, July 28 8:00 am – 4:00 pmTuesday, July 26 8:00 am – 4:00 pmWednesday, July 30 8:00 am – 4:00 pmThursday, July 31 8:00 am – 12:00 pm

Volume Title and Volume Editor(s)Volumes No. of

PapersConference

Price($US / Euros)

Codes & Standards—2009 edited by K. Hasegawa, D. Scarth, and B. Bezensek (Topics include Structural Integrity; Elastic-Plastic Analysis According to 2007 Section VIII Div. 2 Rules; Ratcheting Issues in Pressure Vessel Design; EnvironmentalFatigue; ASME Code Section XI; Interaction of Multiple Flaws; Emerging Codes and Standards Issues; Recent Developmentsin ASME, Chinese, Japanese, European Codes and Standards; High Temperature Codes and Standards; API/ASME CodeFitness-for-Services, Repair, Replacement and Mitigation; Probabilistic and Risk Based Methods; Structural Integrity of FusionReactor Components; Materials, Welding, Design and Residual Life of Czech A.M.E Codes; and Next Generation Codes andStandards.)

95 $88 / 63

Computer Applications/Technology & Bolted Joints—2009 edited by H. Bouzid and D. Metzger (Topics include Design andAnalysis of Bolted Joints; Computational Models for Limit Load and Elastic Plastic FEA; Leak Tightness and Fugitive Emissions;Threaded Fasteners; Testing of Gaskets and Packing; BFJ High Temperature Applications; and New and Emerging Methods ofAnalysis and Applications.)

38 $52 / 37

Design and Analysis—2009 edited by A. Segall (Topics include Design and Analysis of Pressure Vessels, Heat Exchangersand Components; Design and Analysis of Piping and Piping Components; Fatigue; Fracture Mechanics and Damage; Inelasticand Nonlinear Analysis, and Limit Load Analysis; Composite Materials and Structures; Structural Reliability Analysis andBuckling; Thermal Stresses in Vessels, Piping, and Components; Elevated Temperature Design; Design and Analysis of BoltedJoints; and Structural Integrity of Welded Components.)

112 $100 / 71

Fluid-Structure Interaction—2009 edited by C. Giannopapa (Topics include Thermal-Hydraulic Phenomena and Interactionswith Vessels, Piping and Components; Flow-Induced Vibration Symposium; 13th International Symposium on EmergingTechnology for Fluid, Structure, and Fluid-Structure Interactions; Structures under Extreme Loading Conditions; and FluidStructure Interaction and Sloshing.)

81 $80 / 57

High-Pressure Technology, Nondestructive Evaluation, and Student Paper Competition—2009 edited by D. Peters, B.Springer, J. Cory, and J. Todd (Topics include High Pressure Design and Analysis; Updating the State of the Art of WaterjetTechnology; Advancements in Life Prediction; Impulsive Loading in Pressure Vessels and Hazard Containment; NDEApplications in Industry; Ultrasonic Inspection Applications; NDE Measurements of Residual Stress; Recent Technologies inDamage Evaluation; and Student papers.)

68 $72 / 51

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Volume Title and Volume Editor(s)Volumes No. of

PapersConference

Price($US / Euros)

Materials and Fabrication—2009 edited by D. Rudland (Topics include Application of Fracture Mechanics in FailureAssessment; Materials for Hydrogen Service; Welding and Residual Stress; European Programs in Structural Integrity; Fitness-for-Service and Failure Assessment; Materials and Technologies Applicable to Nuclear Power Plants; Wall Thinning Caused byFlow Accelerated Corrosion; Mechanistic Materials Modeling; Integrity Issues with Stress Corrosion Cracking; StructuralIntegrity of Pipelines; Small-Scale and Miniature Mechanical Testing; Leak Before Break Assessment; Plastic Pipe; Fatigue andFracture Probabilistic Analysis; Fatigue and Fracture of Welds and Heat Affected Zones; Creep and Creep Fatigue Interactionand Crack Growth; Material Property Databases; ISI and Failure Event Databases, Key to Contained Safe and ProfitableOperation of Aging and Next Generation Nuclear Power and Petro-Chemical Plants; Material Processing and Fabrication; andStrain Based Engineering Critical Assessments.)

190 $140 / 100

Operations, Applications, and Components—2009 edited by M. R. Feldman and C. Bajwa (Topics include Safety, Reliabilityand Risk Assessment; Monitoring, Diagnostic and Inspection; Toxic Substances—Storage and Transportation; Operations andMaintenance; Piping and Piping Supports; Aging Management and Life Extension; and Regulations, Codes and Standards.)

65 $68 / 48

Seismic Engineering—2009 edited by S. A. Karamanos (Topics include Seismic Evaluation of Systems, Structures, andComponents; Experimental and Analytical Studies in Systems Interactions; Systems Identification and Control; SeismicIsolation and Energy Absorbing Systems; Seismic Behavior of Storage Tanks and Associated Equipment; PipingSystems—Seismic Design and Dynamic Response Behavior; Seismic Issues in New Reactor Licensing Activities; andEarthquake Damage in Power Plants.)

48 $56 / 40

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PVP 2010

SPONSORED JOINTLY BYTHE ASME PRESSURE VESSELS

AND PIPING DIVISION AND K-PVP

Join us in Bellevue (Seattle), Washington for the 2010 ASME Pressure Vessels and Piping Conference!

Hyatt Regency Bellevue Hotel, July 18–22, 2010Pressure Vessel Technologies for Energy Challenge

The ASME PVP/K-PVP 2010 conference promises to be the outstanding international technical forum for participants to further their knowledge-base bybeing exposed to diverse topics, and exchange opinions and ideas both from industry and academia in different topics related to Pressure Vessel and Pipingtechnologies for the Power and Process Industries. PVP is looking forward to fruitful technical exchanges from participants in Europe, Africa, the MiddleEast, Asia, the Americas and the Oceania islands. The ASME Pressure Vessels and Piping Division and K-PVP are co-sponsors of the PVP-2010 Conference, with participation by the ASME NDE Division.More than 150 paper and panel sessions are planned, as well as workshops, tutorials, NDE and Software Demonstration Forums, and the Student PaperCompetition. GENERAL TOPICS: (1) Codes & Standards; (2) Computer Technology and Bolted Joints; (3) Design & Analysis; (4) Fluid-Structure Interaction; (5) HighPressure Technology; (6) Materials & Fabrication; (7) Operations, Applications, & Components; (8) Seismic Engineering; (9) Non Destructive Examination;(10) Nanotechnology; and (11) the Student Paper Symposium and Competition. SCHEDULE: Abstracts are due by November 20, 2009. Authors will be notified of abstract acceptance by December 18, 2009. Draft papers are due byMarch 05, 2010. Paper peer review comments will be returned by April 02, 2010. Final reviewed papers in ASME format for publication and the 1903Copyright Transfer Form for each paper must be received by April 23, 2010. All accepted papers will be published via CD-ROM/DVD. INFORMATION: Mail, fax, or e-mail any query to the Conference Chair, the Technical Program Chair or the Sponsoring Chair, listed below:

PVP Conference Chair PVP Technical Program ChairProf. Young W. Kwon Ronald S. Hafner

Naval Postgraduate School Lawrence Livermore National LaboratoryDept. of Mech. & Astro. Engineering 7000 East Avenue, Mail Stop L-184

Monterey, CA 93943, USA Livermore, CA 94550-9234, USAPhone: 831-656-3468 Phone: 925-423-1449

Fax: 831-656-2238 Fax: 925-423-0153E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected]

Pressure Vessels and Piping Division Invites all Professional Organizations to Sponsor our Annual Conference For details contact:

Carl E. JaskeCC Technologies, Inc.

5777 Frantz Road Dublin, OH 43017-1386 Phone/Fax: 614-761-1214 / 1633

E-mail: [email protected]

Sunday, July 26, 2009

Block 0.3: Sunday, July 26 (1:00 pm – 3:30 pm)0.3O (TW-1-1) TECHNICAL WORKSHOP: QUALITY IN NONDE-

STRUCTIVE TESTING Block 0.4: Sunday, July 26 (4:00 pm – 6:00 pm)0.4O (TW-1-2) SPECIAL PANEL DISCUSSION: DEVELOPING YOUNG

ENGINEERS

Monday, July 27, 2009

Block 1.1: Monday, July 27 (8:30 am – 10:15 am)1.1B (DA-7-1) COMPOSITE MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES 1.1C (DA-4-12) EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL ASSESSMENT OF

COMPONENTS 1.1D (CT-1-1) APPLICATIONS IN COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY1.1E (SPC-1-1) STUDENT PAPER COMPETITIONS—I1.1F (OAC-8-1) AGING ASSESSMENT AND LIFE EXTENSION—I 1.1G (MF-21-1) FATIGUE AND FRACTURE OF WELDS AND HEAT

AFFECTED ZONES 1.1H (SE-1-1) SEISMIC EVALUATION OF SYSTEMS, STRUCTURES

AND COMPONENTS—I 1.1I (FSI-3-1) VIBRATIONS OF PLANT COMPONENTS 11J (FSI-4-1) NUMERICAL METHODS 1.1K (MF-2-1) APPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAIL-

URE ASSESSMENT—I1.1L (MF-4-1) WELDING RESIDUAL STRESS SIMULATION AND

MEASUREMENT—I1.1M (CS-10-1) RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN ASME CODES AND

STANDARDS1.1N (MF-15-1) SMALL SCALE TESTING 1.1O (MF-16-1) LEAK-BEFORE-BREAK ASSESSMENTS 1.1P NDE FORUM—IBlock 1.2: Monday, July 27 (10:30 am – 12:15 pm)1.2A PLENARY LECTURE1.2P NDE FORUM—IIBlock 1.3: Monday, July 27 (2:00 pm – 3:45 pm)1.3B (DA-9-1) THERMAL STRESSES IN VESSELS, PIPING, AND

COMPONENTS1.3C (DA-4-1) RPV : MASTER CURVE 1.3D (CT-2-2) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF BFJ 1.3E (SPC-1-2) STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION—II1.3F (OAC-8-2) AGING ASSESSMENT AND LIFE EXTENSION—II 1.3G (MF-24-1) MATERIALS PROPERTY DATABASES

1.3H (SE-1-2) SEISMIC EVALUATION OF SYSTEMS, STRUCTURES,AND COMPONENTS—II

1.3I (FSI-3-2) FIV IN HEAT EXCHANGER TUBE ARRAYS—I1.3J (FSI-4-2) FLUID DYNAMICS 1.3K (MF-2-2) APPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAIL-

URE ASSESSMENT—II1.3L (MF-4-2) WELDING RESIDUAL STRESS SIMULATION AND

MEASUREMENT—II1.3M (CS-2-1) STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF PRESSURE

COMPONENTS—I1.3N (CS-9-1) ASME CODE SECTION XI ACTIVITIES—I1.3O (TW-2-1) TECHNICAL TUTORIAL: ASME SECTION VIII, DIVI-

SION 2—I1.3P NDE FORUM—IIIBlock 1.4: Monday, July 27 (4:00 pm – 5:45 pm)1.4B (DA-17-1) STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF WELDED COMPO-

NENTS 1.4C (DA-4-2) RPV : DUCTILE TEARING 1.4D (CT-2-3) TESTING OF GASKETS AND PACKINGS—I 1.4E (SPC-1-3) STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION—III1.4F (OAC-8-3) AGING ASSESSMENT AND LIFE EXTENSION—III 1.4G (MF-18-1) PLASTIC PIPE1.4H (SE-2-1) STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS (LINEAR AND NONLINEAR)1.4I (FSI-3-3) VORTEX-INDUCED VIBRATIONS AND WAKE DYNAM-

ICS 1.4J (FSI-4-3) FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTION 1.4K (MF-2-3) APPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAIL-

URE ASSESSMENT—III1.4L (MF-4-3) WELDING RESIDUAL STRESS SIMULATION AND

MEASUREMENT—III1.4M (CS-14-1) HIGH TEMPERATURE CODES AND STANDARDS 1.4N (CS-9-2) ASME CODE SECTION XI ACTIVITIES—II1.4O (TW-2-2) TECHNICAL TUTORIAL: ASME SECTION VIII, DIVI-

SION 2—II1.4P NDE FORUM—IV

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Block 2.1: Tuesday, July 28 (8:30 am – 10:15 am)2.1B (DA-2-1) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PRESSURE VESSELS,

HEAT EXCHANGERS, AND COMPONENTS—I2.1C (DA-4-3) RPV : PTS ANALYSES 2.1D (CT-2-4) TESTING OF GASKETS AND PACKINGS—II2.1E (SPC-1-4) STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION—IV 2.1F (OAC-8-4) AGING ASSESSMENT AND LIFE EXTENSION—IV

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SESSION TITLES BY SESSION BLOCKSessions are arranged in Session Blocks in the format “X.VZ,” where:”'X” indicates the Day, “V” indicates the Session Block, and “Z” indicates theConference Session Room. Conference Session Rooms are as follows: A = Congress Hall II; B = Roma; C = Vienna; D = Madrid; E = Amsterdam; F =Athens; G = Barcelona; H = Berlin; I = Brussels; J = Karlin #1; K = Karlin #2; L = Karlin #3; M =Rokoska; N = Hercovka; O = Tyrolka; P = Foyer 1-3. Theparenthetical designations are the Technical Committee session references.

2.1G (OAC-4-1) THERMAL ASPECTS OF PACKAGINGS2.1H (SE-9-1) FORUM ON DYNAMIC RESPONSE BEHAVIOR OF

PIPING2.1I (FSI-3-4) PIPING VIBRATIONS AND ACOUSTICS—I2.1J (FSI-4-4) SHOCK WAVE PROPAGATION 2.1K (MF-2-4) APPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAIL-

URE ASSESSMENT—IV 2.1L (MF-4-4) WELDING RESIDUAL STRESS SIMULATION AND

MEASUREMENT—IV2.1M (CS-3-1) DESIGN-BY-ANALYSIS USING 2007 SECTION VIII-

DIVISION 22.1N (CS-13-1) RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN EUROPEAN CODES

AND STANDARDS 2.1O (MF-23-1) CREEP AND CREEP-FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH—I2.1P SOFTWARE FORUM—IBlock 2.2: Tuesday, July 28 (10:30 am – 12:15 pm)2.2B (DA-2-2) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PRESSURE VESSELS,

HEAT EXCHANGERS, AND COMPONENTS—II2.2C (DA-4-4) RPV : FRACTURE ASSESSMENT2.2D (CT-2-5) THREADED FASTENERS2.2E (SPC-1-5) STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION—V2.2F (OAC-8-5) AGING ASSESSMENT AND LIFE EXTENSION—V 2.2G (OAC-9-1) CRUSH TESTING OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL SHIP-

PING PACKAGES2.2H (SE-12-1) SEISMIC ISSUES IN NEW REACTOR LICENSING

ACTIVITIES 2.2I (FSI-3-5) FIV IN HEAT EXCHANGER TUBE ARRAYS—II2.2J CALVIN W. RICE LECTURE2.2K (MF-2-5) APPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAIL-

URE ASSESSMENT—V2.2L (MF-4-5) WELDING RESIDUAL STRESS SIMULATION AND

MEASUREMENT—V2.2M (CS-4-1) RATCHETING ISSUES IN PRESSURE VESSEL

DESIGN 2.2N (CS-13-3) RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN INTERNATIONAL

CODES AND STANDARDS2.2O (MF-23-2) CREEP AND CREEP-FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH—II2.2P SOFTWARE FORUM—IIBlock 2.3: Tuesday, July 28 (2:00 pm – 3:45 pm)2.3B (DA-5-1) INELASTIC, AND NONLINEAR ANALYSIS 2.3C (DA-4-5) FATIGUE : ENVIRONNEMENT AND CORROSION2.3D (CT-2-6) TESTING OF GASKETS AND PACKINGS—III 2.3E (SPC-1-6) STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION—VI2.3F (OAC-8-6) AGING ASSESSMENT AND LIFE EXTENSION—VI2.3G (OAC-4-2) DESIGN ASPECTS OF PACKAGINGS 2.3H (SE-5-1) SEISMIC ISOLATION AND ENERGY ABSORBING SYS-

TEMS—I2.3I (FSI-3-6) PIPING VIBRATIONS AND ACOUSTICS—II2.3J (MF-3-1) MATERIALS FOR HYDROGEN SERVICE2.3K (MF-26-1) WELDING AND WELD RELATED MATERIALS

PROCESSES2.3L (MF-4-6) WELDING RESIDUAL STRESS SIMULATION AND

MEASUREMENT—VI

2.3M (CS-5-1) ENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE ISSUES 2.3N (CS-17-1) RISK INFORMED SERVICE CODES AND STANDARDS 2.3O (TW-3-1) TECHNICAL TUTORIAL: ASME SECTION VIII, DIVI-

SION 3—I2.3P SOFTWARE FORUM—III Block 2.4: Tuesday, July 28 (4:00 pm – 5:45 pm)2.4B (DA-5-2) FAILURE, SHAKEDOWN, COLLAPSE, AND LIMIT

LOAD ANALYSIS 2.4C (DA-4-6) FATIGUE : PROPAGATION2.4D (CT-2-7) FINITE ELEMENT APPLICATIONS OF BFJ 2.4E (SPC-1-7) STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION—VII2.4F (OAC-8-7) AGING ASSESSMENT AND LIFE EXTENSION—VII2.4G (OAC-4-3) GENERAL PACKAGING ASPECTS 2.4H (SE-5-2) SEISMIC ISOLATION AND ENERGY ABSORBING SYS-

TEMS—II2.4I (FSI-3-7) AXIAL AND LEAKAGE-FLOW-INDUCED VIBRATION

AND DAMPING 2.4J (FSI-2-1) FLUID TRANSIENTS2.4K (MF-26-2) PIPING AND PIPELINE FABRICATION TECHNIQUES2.4L (MF-4-7) WELDING RESIDUAL STRESS SIMULATION AND

MEASUREMENT—VII2.4M (CS-6-1) INTERACTION AND FLAW MODELING FOR MULTIPLE

FLAWS—I 2.4N (CS-18-1) INNOVATIVE CONCEPTS FOR NEXT GENERATION

CODES AND STANDARDS 2.4O (TW-3-2) TECHNICAL TUTORIAL: ASME SECTION VIII, DIVI-

SION 3—II2.4P SOFTWARE FORUM—IV

Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Block 3.1: Wednesday, July 29 (8:30 am – 10:15 am)3.1B (DA-3-1) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PIPING & PIPING COM-

PONENTS—I3.1C (DA-4-7) THERMAL FATIGUE3.1D (CT-2-8) BFJ HIGH TEMPERATURE APPLICATIONS 3.1E (SPC-1-8) STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION—VIII3.1F (HP-1-1) HIGH PRESSURE DESIGN AND ANALYSIS 3.1G (SE-13-1) DAMAGE OF KASHIWAZAKI KARIWA NUCLEAR

POWER PLANT DUE TO 2007 NIIGATA CHUETSUOKIEARTHQUAKE

3.1H (SE-5-3) SEISMIC ISOLATION AND ENERGY ABSORBING SYS-TEMS—III

3.1I (FSI-3-8) VORTEX-INDUCED VIBRATIONS AND WAKE DYNAM-ICS—II

3.1J (FSI-2-2) THERMAL-HYDRAULIC PHENOMENA—I3.1K (MF-6-1) FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE AND LIFE MANAGEMENT—I3.1L (MF-4-8) WELD RESIDUAL STRESS SIMULATION AND MEA-

SUREMENT—VIII3.1M (CS-6-2) INTERACTION AND FLAW MODELING FOR MULTIPLE

FLAWS—II3.1N (CS-19-1) MATERIALS, WELDING, DESIGN, AND RESIDUAL

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LIFE OF CZECH A.M.E. CODES 3.1O (TW-4-1) TECHNICAL TUTORIAL: PWR NUCLEAR PLANTS—IBlock 3.2: Wednesday, July 29 (10:30 am – 12:15 pm)3.2B (DA-3-2) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PIPING & PIPING COM-

PONENTS—II3.2C (DA-4-8) FATIGUE : CODIFICATION AND USAGE3.2E (NDE-1-1) INDUSTRIAL NDE APPLICATIONS3.2F (HP-1-2) UPDATING THE STATE OF ART OF WATERJET TECH-

NOLOGY3.2G (SE-4-1) SYSTEMS IDENTIFICATION AND CONTROL3.2H (SE-5-4) SEISMIC ISOLATION AND ENERGY ABSORBING SYS-

TEMS—IV3.2I (FSI-3-9) SPECIAL SESSION ON DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS3.2J (FSI-2-3) THERMAL-HYDRAULIC PHENOMENA—II3.2K (MF-26-3) FABRICATION TECHNIQUES3.2L (MF-6-2) FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE AND LIFE MANAGEMENT—II3.2M (CS-21-1) STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF FUSION REACTOR

COMPONENTS—I3.2N (CS-8-1) API 579/ASME CODE FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE ACTIV-

ITIES 3.2O (TW-4-2) TECHNICAL TUTORIAL: PWR NUCLEAR PLANTS—I

Thursday, July 30, 2009

Block 4.1: Thursday, July 30 (8:30 am – 10:15 am)4.1B (DA-3-3) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PIPING & PIPING COM-

PONENTS—III4.1C (DA-4-9) FRACTURE MECHANICS ASSESSMENT—I4.1D (CT-6-1) COMPUTATIONAL MODELS FOR LIMIT LOAD AND

ELASTIC PLASTIC FEA4.1E (NDE-3-1) ULTRASONIC NDE METHODS—I4.1F (HP-1-3) ADVANCEMENTS IN LIFE PREDICTION OF HIGH

PRESSURE VESSELS4.1G (OAC-6-1) SAFE OPERATION OF PRESSURE VESSELS, STOR-

AGE TANKS, AND PIPELINE AND PIPELINE 4.1H (MF-10-1) MECHANISTIC MODELING OF MATERIALS—I 4.1I (FSI-3-10) SELECTED TOPICS IN FSI4.1J (MF-5-1) EUROPEAN PROGRAMS IN STRUCTURAL INTEGRI-

TY—I4.1K (MF-7-1) MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGIES APPLICABLE TO

NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS—I4.1L (MF-9-1) WALL THINNING CAUSED BY FLOW ACCELERATED

CORROSION—I4.1M (CS-21-2) STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF FUSION REACTOR

COMPONENTS—II 4.1N (CS-12-1) RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN CHINESE CODES AND

STANDARDS—I 4.1O (TW-5-1) TECHNICAL TUTORIAL: SEISMIC ANALYSIS—IBlock 4.2: Thursday, July 30 (10:30 am – 12:15 pm)4.2B (DA-11-1) ELEVATED TEMPERATURE DESIGN 4.2C (DA-4-10) FRACTURE MECHANICS ASSESSMENT—II4.2D (MF-22-1) CREEP DAMAGE

4.2E (NDE-3-2) ULTRASONIC NDE METHODS—II 4.2F (HP-1-4) IMPULSIVELY LOADED PRESSURE VESSELS AND

HAZARD CONTAINMENT4.2G (OAC-6-2) SAFE OPERATION OF POWER PLANT EQUIPMENTS4.2H (MF-10-2) MECHANISTIC MODELING OF MATERIALS—II 4.2I (FSI-6-1) FLUID STRUCTURE INTERACTION AND SLOSHING:

GENERAL INTERACTION4.2J (MF-5-2) EUROPEAN PROGRAMS IN STRUCTURAL INTEGRI-

TY—II4.2K (MF-7-2) MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGIES APPLICABLE TO

NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS—II4.2L (MF-9-2) WALL THINNING CAUSED BY FLOW ACCELERATED

CORROSION—II4.2M (CS-16-1) REPAIR, REPLACEMENT AND MITIGATION FOR FIT-

NESS-FOR-SERVICE RULES 4.2N (CS-12-2) RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN CHINESE CODES AND

STANDARDS—II4.2O (TW-5-2) TECHNICAL TUTORIAL: SEISMIC ANALYSIS—IIBlock 4.3: Thursday, July 30 (2:00 pm – 3:45 pm)4.3B (DA-8-1) BUCKLING AND STABILITY ANALYSIS OF TANKS,

VESSELS, AND FUEL RODS4.3C (DA-13-1) DYNAMIC AND THERMAL DESIGN CONSIDERATION

FOR BOLTED JOINTS4.3D (MF-22-2) CREEP-FATIGUE INTERACTION 4.3E (NDE-4-1) ADVANCES IN RESIDUAL STRESS MEASUREMENTS 4.3F (OAC-7-1) CONTINUED SAFE OPERATION OF PIPING AND PIPE

SUPPORTS 4.3G (OAC-1-1) SAFETY, RELIABILITY AND RISK ASSESSMENT4.3H (SE-6-1) SEISMIC BEHAVIOUR OF STORAGE TANKS AND

ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT4.3I (FSI-5-1) MATERIAL PROPERTY TESTING AND EQUATIONS OF

STATE UNDER HIGH LOADING RATES4.3J (MF-12-1) INTEGRITY ISSUES WITH STRESS CORROSION

CRACKING—I4.3K (MF-14-1) PIPELINE INTEGRITY—I4.3L (MF-9-3) WALL THINNING CAUSED BY FLOW ACCELERATED

CORROSION—III4.3M (CS-11-1) EMBRITTLEMENT GUIDELINE FOR IRRADIATED

PRESSURE VESSELS IN JAPAN 4.3N (MF-27-1) STRAIN-BASED ENGINEERING CRITICAL ASSESS-

MENTSBlock 4.4: Thursday, July 30 (4:00 pm – 5:45 pm)4.4B (DA-8-2) BUCKLING OF CYLINDRICAL AND TOROIDAL

SHELLS 4.4C (DA-13-3) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS CONSIDERATION FOR BOLT-

ED JOINTS4.4D (MF-19-1) PROBABILISTIC ANALYSIS OF FATIGUE AND FRAC-

TURE 4.4E (NDE-5-1) RECENT ADVANCES IN DAMAGE EVALUATION 4.4F (OAC-3-1) MONITORING, DIAGNOSTICS AND INSPECTION 4.4G (SE-3-1) EXPERIMENTAL AND ANALYTICAL STUDIES IN SYS-

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4.4H (SE-8-1) SEISMIC DESIGN OF PIPING SYSTEMS 4.4J (MF-12-2) INTEGRITY ISSUES WITH STRESS CORROSION

CRACKING—II4.4K (MF-14-2) PIPELINE INTEGRITY—II

4.4M (CS-11-2) STRENGTH FOR PRESSURE VESSELS AND PIPINGFOR JAPANESE CODES

4.4N (MF-25-1) PVP IN-SERVICE INSPECTION AND FAILURE EVENTDATABASES

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SUNDAY, JULY 26JULY 26, 2009 (1:00 PM – 6:00 PM)

SESSION 0.3O (TW-1-1)Sunday, July 26, 1:00 pm – 3:30 pm, TyrolkaTECHNICAL WORKSHOP: QUALITY IN NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTINGSponsored by: The ASME PVP and NDE DivisionsPresented by: J. M. Farley, Doosan Babcock Energy Ltd, Renfrew,

United Kingdom; J. Thompson, BINDT, Northampton,United Kingdom

SESSION 0.4O (TW-1-2)Sunday, July 26, 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm, TyrolkaSPECIAL PANEL DISCUSSION: DEVELOPING YOUNG ENGINEERSSponsored by: The PVP Division Conference Committee and Designand Analysis CommitteeDeveloped by: M. Porter, Dynamic Analysis, Lawrence, KS, USA; J.

Taagepera, Chevron ETC, Richmond, CA, USA, D.Martens, Porter McGuffie Inc, Lawrence, KS, USA

Moderator: D. Martens, Porter McGuffie Inc, Lawrence, KS, USAPanelists:M. P. H. Brongers, Det Norske Veritas (DNV), Dublin, OH, USAC. C. O’Brien, Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID, USAA. F. Slavens, Black & Veatch, Overland Park, KS, USAL. Delcroix, SUEZ Nuclear Activities, Brussels, BelgiumT. Musto, Sargent & Lundy, LLC, Chicago, IL, USA

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SESSION 1.1B (DA-7-1)Monday, July 27, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, RomaCOMPOSITE MATERIALS AND STRUCTURESSponsored by: Design and Analysis CommitteeDeveloped by: M. B. Ruggles-Wrenn, Air Force Institute of Technology,

WPAFB, OH, USA; P. Mertiny, University of Alberta,Edmonton, AB, Canada

Chair: P. Mertiny, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, CanadaCo-Chair: M. B. Ruggles-Wrenn, Air Force Institute of Technology,

WPAFB, OH, USAPVP2009-77983: STRUCTURAL HEALTH MONITORING USINGEMBEDDED METAL FILAMENTS IN POLYMER COMPOSITE PIPING

P. Mertiny, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada; C. Hansen, J.Kotlarski, Leibniz University Hannover, Hannover, GermanyPVP2009-77303: THE DAMAGE OF PLUNGER, WORKING WITHCARBAMIDEF. Zahálka, Š. Houdková, M. Kaaparová, ŠKODA VÝZKUM s.r.o., Plzen,Czech RepublicPVP2009-77696: MICROSTRUCTURE AND PROPERTIES OF THECOMPOSITES: HYDROXYAPATITE WITH ADDITION OF ZIRCONIUMPHASEA. Dudek, A. Tokarz, Czestochowa University of Technology, Czestochowa,PolandPVP2009-77452: INFLUENCE OF SYMMETRICAL BOUNDARYCONDITIONS ON FREE VIBRATION OF FUNCTIONALLY GRADEDCYLINDRICAL SHELLS WITH RING SUPPORTM. R. Isvandzibaei, Islamic Azad University, Andimeshk Branch,Andimeshk, Iran; M. M. Najafizadeh, P. Khazaeinejad, Islamic AzadUniversity, Arak Branch, Arak, Iran

SESSION 1.1C (DA-4-12)Monday, July 27, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, ViennaEXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL ASSESSMENT OF COMPONENTSSponsored by: Design and Analysis CommitteeDeveloped by: M. Brumovsky, Nuclear Research Institute Rez, plc, Rez,

Czech RepublicChair: M. Brumovsky, Nuclear Research Institute Rez, plc, Rez,

Czech RepublicCo-Chair: R. RobletoPVP2009-77154: TOWARDS FAST NUMERICAL STUDIES FOR MAIN-TENANCE AND LIFECYCLE PROBLEM ANALYSIS: NEW SIMULATIONMETHODS ON EXAMPLE OF AN INDUSTRIAL STUDY CASEA. Mikchevitch, EDF Group, Clamart, France; S. Geniaut, LaMSID, UMREDF-CNRS 2832, Clamart, France; I. Nistor, EDF Group, Clamart, FrancePVP2009-77541: STRESS INTENSITY FACTORS FOR CLOSELY ANDDENSELY PACKED CRACKS IN PARTIALLY AUTOFRETTAGED PRES-SURIZED THICK-WALLED CYLINDERSQ. Ma, EFC School of Engineering/Walla Walla University, College Place,WA, USA; C. Levy, College of Engineering and Computing/FloridaInternational University, Miami, FL, USA; M. Perl, Department ofMechanical Engineering and Pearlstone Center for Aeronautical Studies,Ben Gurion Univ, Beer Sheva, IsraelPVP2009-77598: NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION OF FLOWSTRUCTURE IN PIPE ELBOW WITH LARGE EDDY SIMULATIONAPPROACHM. Tanaka, Hiroyuki Ohshima, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, O-arai,Ibaraki, Japan; H. Monji, Tsukuba University, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2009-77328: EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF MODE II FRACTURE OFHYBRID COMPOSITE AND METAL-WIRE JOINTS

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DAILY SESSION LISTINGSessions are arranged in Session Blocks in the format “X.VZ", where: “X” indicates the Day, "V" indicates the Session Block, and "Z" indicates theConference Session Room. Conference Session Rooms are as follows: A = Congress Hall II; B = Roma; C = Vienna; D = Madrid; E = Amsterdam; F =Athens; G = Barcelona; H = Berlin; I = Brussels; J = Karlin #1; K = Karlin #2; L = Karlin #3; M =Rokoska; N = Hercovka; O = Tyrolka; P = Foyer 1-3. Theparenthetical designations are the Technical Committee session references.

Y. Kwon, W. A. Schultz, Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA, USA;D. C. Loup, E. A. Rasmussen, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Bethesda,MD, USA

SESSION 1.1D (CT-1-1)Monday, July 27, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, MadridAPPLICATIONS IN COMPUTER TECHNOLOGYSponsored by: Computer Technology CommitteeDeveloped by: J. Martin, Lockheed Martin, Albany, NY, USAChair: W. Reinhardt, Atomic Energy of Canada Limited,

Mississauga, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: J. Martin, Lockheed Martin, Albany, NY, USAPVP2009-77385: INVESTIGATION OF PRESSURE STRESS CONCEN-TRATION FACTORS FOR INTERSECTING ELLIPTIC BORES WITHCIRCULAR BORES IN BLOCKSE. Badr, Lebanese American University, Beirut, Lebanon; N. Youssef,Lebanese American University, Byblos, LebanonPVP2009-77185: NUMERICAL SIMULATIONS OF DYNAMIC FRAC-TURE IN THIN PIPESY. Shie, Harbin Engineering University College of Mechanical Engineering,Harbin, ChinaPVP2009-77183: COHESIVE CRACK GROWTH USING A SIMPLIFIEDMESHLESS METHODS. Wu, Beijing University of Technology, Beijing, ChinaPVP2009-77793: STATISTICAL ANALYSIS ON GLOVEBOX GLOVEDEXTERITYY. H. Park, E. Pines, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM, USA;M. Cournoyer, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM, USAPVP2009-77799: BEND FLEXIBILITY FACTORS OF PIPING ELBOWSAND PIPING ELBOWS WITH TRUNNION ATTACHMENTS USING THEBOUNDARY ELEMENT METHODM. Martinez, Central University of Venezuela Caracas, Venezuela; M.Gonzalez, Simon Bolivar University, Caracas, Venezuela; J. Bracamonte,Central University of Venezuela Caracas, Venezuela

SESSION 1.1E (SPC-1-1)Monday, July 27, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, AmsterdamSTUDENT PAPER SYMPOSIUM AND COMPETITION SESSION—ISponsored by: PVP SenateDeveloped by: J. Todd, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USAChair: J. Todd, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USACo-Chair: J. F. Cory, Jr, Siemens PLM Software, Milford, OH, USA;

W. Koves, UOP LLC., Des Plaines, IL, USAPVP2009-77464: THERMAL STRESS ANALYSIS AND THE SEALINGPERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF BOLTED FLANGE CONNECTIONAT ELEVATED TEMPERATUREY. Omiya, T. Sawa, Hiroshima University, Higashihiroshima, Hiroshima,JapanPVP2009-77878: DUCTILE FAILURE SIMULATION OF TENSILEPLATES WITH MULTIPLE THROUGH-WALL CRACKSN.-H. Kim, C.-S. Oh, Y.-J. Kim, Korea University, Seoul, Korea (Republic)

PVP2009-77841: DATA MINING OF GENERAL CORROSION OF MOSTCOMMONLY USED ALLOYS, USING KOHONEN MAPPINGK. Kirsch, M. Urquidi-Macdonald, M. KamrunNahar, The PennsylvaniaState University, University Park, PA, USAPVP2009-77353: FSI-BASED ASSESSMENT OF FAC-CAUSED WALLTHINNED PIPINGS.-H. Kim, Y. S. Chang, Y.-J. Kim, Sungkyunkwan University, Suwon,Gyeonggi-do, Korea (Republic)

SESSION 1.1F (OAC-8-1)Monday, July 27, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, AthensAGING ASSESSMENT AND LIFE EXTENSION—ISponsored by: Operations, Applications, and ComponentsCommitteeDeveloped by: A. J. Biro, Electric Power Research Co. (VEIKI),

Budapest, Hungary; P. Trampus, Trampus Consulting &Engineering, Bicske, Hungary

Chair: A. J. Biro, Electric Power Research Co. (VEIKI),Budapest, Hungary

Co-Chair: P. Trampus, Trampus Consulting & Engineering, Bicske,Hungary

PVP2009-77504: DEVELOPMENT OF COMPONENT SPECIFIC AGEINGMANAGEMENT PROGRAMS FOR MECHANICAL COMPONENTS ATTHE NPP PAKSA. J. Biro, K. B. Tanits, Electric Power Research Co. (VEIKI), Budapest,Hungary; S. Ratkai, S. Baranya, NPP Paks, Paks, Hungary; M.Osztheimer, VEIKI Co., Budapest, HungaryPVP2009-77910: DESIGN REVIEW OF THE VVER-440 NPP MAIN COM-PONENTS ON THE BASE OF ASME BPVCJ. Boros, ETV Erõterv Ltd, Budapest, Hungary; T. Pálfi, P. Pálfi, VEIKIInstitute for Electric Power Research, Budapest, Hungary; S. Ratkai, NPPPaks, Paks, HungaryPVP2009-77106: A GENERALIZATION OF THE FAVOR CODE TOINCLUDE BWR GEOMETRIES AND HEAT-UP TRANSIENTST. Dickson, P. Williams, S. Yin, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge,TN, USAPVP2009-77231: PREPARATION OF LONG TERM OPERATION INDUKOVANY NPP, CZECH REPUBLICR. Krivanek, CEZ, a.s., Dukovany, Czech Republic

SESSION 1.1G (MF-21-1)Monday, July 27, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, BarcelonaFATIGUE AND FRACTURE OF WELDS AND HEAT AFFECTED ZONESSponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: M. Morgan, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, Aiken, SC,

USAChair: P. Gilles, AREVA NP, Paris la Défense, France, FranceCo-Chair: K. Yoon, AREVA NP, Lynchburg, VA, USAPVP2009-77578: MICROSTRUCTURE AND PROPERTY OF HEAT-AFFECTED ZONES IN X100 STEEL GRADE LINE PIPESC. Zhuang, N. Li, S. Wang, W. Lin, J. Ren, Tubular Goods Research Centerof CNPC, Xi’an, Shaanxi, China

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PVP2009-77677: EFFECT OF WELDING RESIDUAL STRESS ANDPLASTIC CONSTRAINT ON BRITTLE FRACTURE OF A HIGHSTRENGTH STEELM. Torigoe, Y. Yamashita, T. Yamada, IHI Corporation, Yokohama, JapanPVP2009-77937: DETERMINATION OF CRITICAL CRACK SIZE UTILIZ-ING A FRACTURE MECHANIC TEST IN AN EQUIPMENT UNDERFATIGUEI. Garcia, Repsol, Madrid, Spain; R. Stefanovic, Fluor Canada Ltd.,Calgary, AB, CanadaPVP2009-77827: A WEB-BASED UNCERTAINTY PLUG-IN (WUPI) FORFATIGUE LIFE PREDICTION BASED ON NDE DATA AND FRACTUREMECHANICS ANALYSISJ. T. Fong, Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA, USA; P. V. Marcal, MPaveCorp., Julian, CA, USA; O. Hedden, Codes and Standards Consulting, FortWorth, TX, USA; Y.J. Chao, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC,USA; P.-S. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USA

SESSION 1.1H (SE-1-1)Monday, July 27, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, BerlinSEISMIC EVALUATION OF SYSTEMS, STRUCTURES ANDCOMPONENTS—ISponsored by: Seismic Engineering CommitteeDeveloped by: D. T. Clark, Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID,

USA; C. C. O’Brien, Idaho National Laboratory, IdahoFalls, ID, USA

Chair: A. G. Ware, Ware Professional Services, Idaho Falls, ID,USA

Co-Chair: C. C. O'Brien, Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID,USA

PVP2009-77022: DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF THE FIVE STORIEDPAGODA UNDER THE EARTHQUAKE AND THE WINDT. Chiba, NAPRA, Yokohama, Japan; T. Mikoshiba, C. Minowa, NIEDJapan, Tukuba, JapanPVP2009-77814: ELIMINATING CONSERVATISM IN THE PIPINGSYSTEM ANALYSIS PROCESS THROUGH MULTIPLE LOCALLYAPPROPRIATE SEISMIC INPUT SUITESA. Crawford, R. Spears, M. Russell, Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls,ID, USAPVP2009-77688: CONSTRUCTION OF THE HEALTH MONITORINGSYSTEM OF A MACHINE STRUCTUREM. Shintani, K. Masaki, University of Fukui, Fukui-shi, JapanPVP2009-77569: PERFORMANCE EVALUATION ON JOINTED PIPESUSED UNDERGROUND FOR FIRE PROTECTION AT A NUCLEARPOWER PLANT AS A RESPONSE TO THE EFFECTS OF THE 2007NIIGATA-KEN CHUETSU-OKI EARTHQUAKEY. Sato, Y. Toyoda, S. Matsuura, M. Sakai, Central Research Institute ofElectric Power Industry, Abiko-shi, Chiba-ken, JapanPVP2009-77916: ADAPTION OF NON-STANDARD PIPINGCOMPONENTS INTO PRESENT DAY SEISMIC CODEST. Clark, M. Russell, R. Spears, S. Jensen, Idaho National Laboratory,Idaho Falls, ID, USA

SESSION 1.1I (FSI-3-1)Monday, July 27, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, BrusselsVIBRATIONS OF PLANT COMPONENTSSponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction CommitteeDeveloped by: N. Mureithi, Ecole Polytechnique, Montreal, Montreal, QC,

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

CanadaCo-Chair: P. Moussou, Electricité de France/LaMSID UMR CNRS

EDF 2832, Clamart, FrancePVP2009-77770: WATER HAMMER LIKELY CAUSE OF LARGE OILSPILL IN NORTH SEAE. D. Nennie, TNO Science and Industry, Delft, Netherlands; K. Lunde,StatoilHydro, Stavanger, Norway; H. J. Korst, TNO Science and Industry,Delft, Netherlands; R. Myklebust, StatoilHydro, Stavanger, NorwayPVP2009-78078: DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS TO ENSURE FLOW-INDUCED VIBRATION AND FRETTING-WEAR PERFORMANCE INCANDU STEAM GENERATORS AND HEAT EXCHANGERSV. Janzen, Y. Han, Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., Chalk River, ON,Canada; M. Pettigrew, Ecole Polytechnique, Montreal, QC, CanadaPVP2009-77104: FURTHER EVIDENCE FOR ACOUSTIC RESONANCEIN FULL SIZE STEAM GENERATOR AND TUBULAR HEATEXCHANGER TUBE BANKSF. Eisinger R. Sullivan, Foster Wheeler North America Corp., Clinton, NJ,USAPVP2009-77556: COMPUTATIONAL INVESTIGATION OF PRESSUREFLUCTUATIONS IN BWR MAIN STEAM LINER. Morita, F. Inada, Central Reseach Institute of Electric Power Industry,Tokyo,, Japan; S. TakahashiI, Hitachi, Hitachi, Ibaraki-Prefecture, Japan; K.Yoshikawa, Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy, Hitachi, Ibaraki-Prefecture, Japan

SESSION 1.1J (FSI-4-1)Monday, July 27, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Karlin 1NUMERICAL METHODSSponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction CommitteeDeveloped by: M. Fischer, Technical Consultant, München, Germany; J.-

F. Sigrist, DCNS Propulsion, Nantes, FranceChair: M. Fischer, Technical Consultant, München, GermanyCo-Chair: J.-F. Sigrist, DCNS Propulsion, Nantes, FrancePVP2009-77019: DISCRETE ELEMENT METHODS FOR LARGE SCALEPARTICLE/FLUID SIMULATIONSH. Kruggel-Emden, F. Stepanek, Imperial College London, London, UnitedKingdom; A. Munjiza, Queen Mary, University of London, London, UnitedKingdomPVP2009-77240: COUPLED DISCRETE ELEMENT (DEM)—CONTINUOUS FLUID (CFD) METHOD FOR THE APPLICATION OFPNEUMATIC CONVEYED GRANULAR MEDIAM. Sturm, S. Wirtz, V. Scherer, Department of Energy Plant Technology,Ruhr Universitaet Bochum, Bochum, Germany; J. Denecke, BASF SE,Ludwigshafen, Germany

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PVP2009-77927: OVERVIEW OF DCNS METHODOLOGY ON FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTION MODELLING IN NUCLEAR PRESSUREVESSELSJ.-F. Sigrist, DCNS Propulsion, Nantes, FrancePVP2009-77914: COOLING OF A MASSIVE CASTING OF DUCTILECAST-IRON AND ITS NUMERICAL OPTIMIZATIONF. Kavicka, K. Stransky, B. Sekanina, Brno University of Technology, Brno,Czech Republic; J. Dobrovska, VSB-TU of Ostrava, Ostrava, CzechRepublic; J. Stetina, Brno University of Technology, Brno, Czech Republic

SESSION 1.1K (MF-2-1)Monday, July 27, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Karlin 2APPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILUREASSESSMENT—ISponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: P.-S. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken,

SC, USA: D. Lidbury, Serco Technical and AssuranceServices, Warrington, Cheshire, United Kingdom

Chair: P.-S. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken,SC, USA

Co-Chair: D. Lidbury, Serco Technical and Assurance Services,Warrington, Cheshire, United Kingdom

PVP2009-77034: A NEW TEST METHOD FOR DETERMINING THESTRENGTH AND FRACTURE TOUGHNESS OF CEMENT MORTARAND CONCRETEJ. J.-A. Wang, K. Liu, D. Naus, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge,TN, USAPVP2009-77730: METAL TO METAL FLANGES LEAKAGE ANALYSISL. Bertini, M. Beghini, C. Santus, University of Pisa, Pisa, PI, Italy; G.Mariotti, General Electrics, Oil & Gas, Firenze, ItalyPVP2009-77951: AN ANISOTROPIC HARDENING RULE WITH NON-ASSOCIATED FLOW RULES FOR PRESSURE-SENSITIVE MATERIALSK. S. Choi, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland, WA, USA; J.Pan, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, USAPVP2009-77094: THE ENGINEERING APPROACH TO ESTIMATION OFDUCTILE CRACK GROWTH UNDER NONISOTHERMAL LOADINGA. Minkin, B. Margolin, V. Kostylev, Central Research Institute of StructuralMaterials “Prometey”, St-Petersburg, Russia; V. Piminov, OKB“Gidropress”, Podolsk, RussiaPVP2009-77432: STRESS CORROSION CRACKING IN TEAR DROPSPECIMENSP.-S. Lam, P. Zapp, J. Duffey, K. Dunn, Savannah River NationalLaboratory, Aiken, SC, USA

SESSION 1.1L (MF-4-1)Monday, July 27, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Karlin 3WELDING RESIDUAL STRESS SIMULATION AND MEASUREMENT—ISponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: D. Rudland, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission,

Rockville, MD, USA; E. Keim, AREVA NP GmbH,Erlangen, Germany

Chair: D. Rudland, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission,Rockville, MD, USA

Co-Chair: E. Keim, AREVA NP GmbH, Erlangen, GermanyPVP2009-77155: DESIGN OF A FERRITIC RING WELD SPECIMEN ANDANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF PWHT STRESS RELIEFC. Gill, P. Hurrell, Rolls-Royce PLC, Derby, United Kingdom; J. A. Francis,M. Turski, The University of Manchester, Manchester, United KingdomPVP2009-77327: AN ANALYTICAL EVALUATION OF THE FULLSTRUCTURAL WELD OVERLAY AS A STRESS IMPROVINGMITIGATION STRATEGY TO PREVENT PRIMARY WATER STRESSCORROSION CRACKING IN PRESSURIZED WATER REACTORPIPINGL. Fredette, P. M. Scott, Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, OH, USA;F. W. Brust, Jr, Engineering Mechanics Corp. of Columbus, Columbus, OH,USA; A. Csontos, Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research, Washington, DC,USAPVP2009-77329: AN ANALYTICAL EVALUATION OF THE EFFECT OFWELD SEQUENCING ON RESIDUAL STRESSES PRODUCED BY FULLSTRUCTURAL WELD OVERLAYS ON PRESSURIZED WATERREACTOR PRIMARY COOLING PIPINGL. Fredette, P. M. Scott, Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, OH, USA;F. W. Brust, Jr, Engineering Mechanics Corp. of Columbus, Columbus, OH,USA; A. Csontos, Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research, Washington, DC,USAPVP2009-77356: ANALYTICAL STUDY ON THE RELAXATION OFWELDING RESIDUAL STRESS BY EXCESSIVE LOADING FORAUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEEL PIPING WELDSJ. Katsuyama, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, Japan; K. Onizawa,Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA), Tokai-mura, Ibaraki, Japan

SESSION 1.1M (CS-10-1)Monday, July 27, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, RokoskaRECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN ASME CODES AND STANDARDSSponsored by: Codes and Standards CommitteeDeveloped by: M. Rana, Praxair, Inc, Tonawanda, NY, USAChair: M. Rana, Praxair, Inc, Tonawanda, NY, USACo-Chair: G. G. Karcher, Consulting Engineer, Little Egg Harbor, NJ,

USAPVP2009-77953: THE IMPACT OF MATERIAL AND DESIGN CRITERIAON THE ASSESSMENT OF NEGLIGIBLE CREEPR. I. Jetter, Consultant, Pebble Beach, CA, USA, T.-L. Sham, Oak RidgeNational Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA; R. Swindeman, Cromtech Inc.,Oak Ridge, TN, USAPVP2009-78101: BUCKLING OF CYLINDRICAL THIN WALL TRAILERTRUCK TANKS AND ASME SECTION XIIG. G. Karcher, Consulting Engineer, Little Egg Harbor, NJ, USA; M. Ward,RTL, Inc., Gaviota, CA, USA; G. Spoelstra, West-Mark Transport Tanks,Atwater, CA, USAPVP2009-78143: PROCEDURAL ASSISTANCE WORKING WITHIN THEASME CODE CASE 2235-9A. McLay, Sonovation Ltd, Lymm, United KingdomPVP2009-77159: ASME B31.12 HYDROGEN PIPING AND PIPELINECODE DESIGN RULES AND THEIR INTERACTION WITH PIPELINEMATERIALS CONCERNS, ISSUES AND RESEARCH

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L. E. Hayden, Jr, Lafayette College, Bethlehem, PA, USA; D. S. Stalheim,DGS Metallurgical Solutions, Inc., Vancouver, WA, USA

SESSION 1.1N (MF-15-1)Monday, July 27, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, HercovkaSMALL SCALE TESTINGSponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: A. Motarjemi, Det Norske Veritas (DNV) Ltd, London,

United Kingdom; B. Dogan, EPRI, Charlotte, NC, USAChair: A. Motarjemi, Det Norske Veritas (DNV) Ltd, London,

United KingdomCo-Chair: B. Dogan, EPRI, Charlotte, NC, USAPVP2009-77244: CONSTRAINT-CORRECTION OF CLEAVAGE FRAC-TURE DATA FROM MINIATURE SPECIMENS AND IMPROVED ESTI-MATES OF LOWER BOUND FRACTURE TOUGHNESSC. J. Madew, D. W. Beardsmore, R. O. Howells, Serco, Technical andAssurance Services, Warrington, United KingdomPVP2009-77336: A STUDY ON ESTIMATION OF INTERNAL PRESSURECREEP LIFE USING SMALL PUNCH CREEP (SPC) TESTS FOR BOIL-ER PIPEST. Kobayashi, T. Izaki, Sumitomo Metal Technology Co., Inc., Amagasaki,Japan; J. Kusumoto, A. Kanaya, Kyushu Electric Power Co., Inc., Fukuoka,JapanPVP2009-77398: SMALL PUNCH TESTING AND ITS MODELING FORTHE EVALUATION OF MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF HEAT-RESIST-ANT STEELSP. Dymacek, K. Milicka, Institute of Material Physics, Brno, Czech RepublicPVP2009-77898: APPLICATION OF INSTRUMENTED INDENTATIONTECHNIQUE TO SMALL-SCALE TESTING OF PRESSURE VESSELSAND PIPING SYSTEMSK.-H. Kim, S.-K. Kang, M.-J. Choi, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea(Republic); K.-H. Kim, Frontics Inc., Seoul, Korea (Republic); D. Kwon,Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea (Republic)PVP2009-77977: EXPERIMENTAL OBSERVATION OF FRONT-FACE-DISPLACEMENT AND LOAD-LINE-DISPLACEMENT IN CT AND BENDSPECIMENS DURING FRACTURE TOUGHNESS TESTSB.-S. Lee, Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Daejeon, Korea(Republic); S.-Y. Park, M.-C. Kim, KAERI, Daejeon, Korea (Republic)

SESSION 1.1O (MF-16-1)Monday, July 27, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, TyrolkaLEAK-BEFORE-BREAK ASSESSMENTSSponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: J. Sharples, Serco, Warrington, Cheshire, United

Kingdom; B. Bezensek, University of Glasgow, Glasgow,United Kingdom

Chair: J. Sharples, Serco, Warrington, Cheshire, United KingdomCo-Chair: B. Bezensek, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, United

KingdomPVP2009-77087: CRACK OPENING AREA SOLUTIONS FORTHROUGH-WALL CRACKS IN THE VICINITY OF WELDEDATTACHMENTS

J. Sharples, R. Charles, C. J. Madew, Serco, Warrington, United Kingdom;P. Budden, British Energy Limited, Gloucester, United KingdomPVP2009-77374: THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SURFACE CRACK IN ATHICK VESSEL UNDER DUCTILE TEARINGO. Terfas, B. Bezensek, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, ScotlandPVP2009-78023: FROM LEAK BEFORE BREAK TO BREAKEXCLUSION FOR FUTURE PLANTSC. Faidy, EDF-SEPTEN, Villeurbanne, FrancePVP2009-77259: WEB BASED NONDESTRUCTIVE EVALUATIONUSING ACOUSTIC EMISSIONS. Ternowchek, Physical Acoustics Corp, Princeton Junction, NJ, USA; R.Miller, Physidal Acoustics Corp, Princeton Junction, NJ, USA; P. Cole,Physical Acoustics Corp, Princeton Junction, NJ, USAPVP2009-77966: CRACK-OPENING DISPLACEMENT AND LEAK-RATECALCULATIONS FOR FULL STRUCTURAL WELD OVERLAYSD.-J. Shim, E. Kurth, F. W. Brust, Jr, G. Wilkowski, Engineering MechanicsCorp. of Columbus, Columbus, OH, USA; A. Csontos, Office of NuclearRegulatory Research, Washington, DC, USA; D. Rudland, US NuclearRegulatory Commission, Rockville, MD, USA

SESSION 1.1P (MF-17-1)Monday, July 27, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Foyer 1-3NDE DEMONSTRATION FORUM—ISponsored by: PVP Senate, Materials and Fabrication Committee, andNDE Engineering DivisionDeveloped by: C. Jaske, DNV Columbus, Dublin, OH, USA

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SESSION 1.2AMonday, July 27, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Congress Hall IIOPENING CEREMONY AND PLENARY LECTURESSponsored by: The PVP Division Conference CommitteeDeveloped by: L. H. Geraets, GDF-SUEZ, Brussels, BelgiumChair: L. H. Geraets, GDF-SUEZ, Brussels, BelgiumCo-Chair: Y. W. Kwon, Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA,

USANUCLEAR SAFETY REGULATION IN A CHANGING ENVIRONMENTD. Drábová, Czech State Office for Nuclear Safety, Prague, CzechRepublicENERGY SECURITY AND CLIMATE CHANGE: HOW TO AVOID ACATASTROPHEC. Mandil, International Energy Agency, Paris, France

SESSION 1.2P (MF-17-2)Monday, July 27, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Foyer 1-3NDE DEMONSTRATION FORUM—IISponsored by: PVP Senate, Materials and Fabrication Committee, andNDE Engineering DivisionDeveloped by: C. Jaske, DNV Columbus, Dublin, OH, USA

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SESSION 1.3B (DA-9-1)Monday, July 27, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, RomaTHERMAL STRESSES IN VESSELS, PIPING, AND COMPONENTSSponsored by: Design and Analysis CommitteeDeveloped by: J. McCabe, CT, USA; A. Segall, Penn State, University

Park, PA, USA; S. Iyer, N. Zobeiry, Atomic Energy ofCanadal Ltd. (AECL), Mississauga, ON, Canada

Chair: S. Iyer, Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, Mississauga,ON, Canada

Co-Chair: A. Segall, Penn State, University Park, PA, USAPVP2009-77049: ANALYTICAL SOLUTIONS FOR THE INVERSE PROB-LEM WITH TEMPERATURE DEPENDENT PROPERTIESA. Segall, D. Engels, C. Drapaca, Penn State, State College, PA, USAPVP2009-77588: MULTIPHYSICS INVERSE ANALYSIS METHOD FORREDUCING TRANSIENT THERMAL STRESS IN A THICK-WALLEDPIPET. Ishizaka, S. Kubo, S. Ioka, Osaka University, Suita, Osaka, JapanPVP2009-77643: FATIGUE STUDIES OF STAINLESS STEEL PIPESSUBJECT TO HIGH CYCLE DOMAIN SINUSOIDAL THERMAL LOADSE. Paffumi, European Commission Jonit Research Centre Institute forEnergy, Petten, Netherlands; V. Radu, Institute for Nuclear ResearchPitesti, Arges, Romania; K. F. Nilsson, EU DG JRC Institute for Energy,Petten, Netherlands; N. Taylor, JRC, Ispra, ItalyPVP2009-77013: ANALYSIS OF A ROTARY COOLERJ. R Frith, R. H Frith, Frith Engineering Consultants, Stafford Heights, Qld,AustraliaPVP2009-77912: STRESS AND FATIGUE ANALYSIS CONSIDERINGTHERMAL STRATIFICATION WITH THE THERMAXS CODEA. Diaby, M. De Smet, Tractebel Engineering—GDF SUEZ, Brussels,Belgium

SESSION 1.3C (DA-4-1)Monday, July 27, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, ViennaRPV: MASTER CURVESponsored by: Design and Analysis CommitteeDeveloped by: K. Yoon, AREVA NP, Lynchburg, VA, USA; G. Chas,

EDF/CEIDRE/DLAB, Avoine, FranceChair: K. Yoon, AREVA NP, Lynchburg, VA, USACo-Chair: G. Chas, EDF/CEIDRE/DLAB, Avoine, FrancePVP2009-77359: VALIDITY OF THE MASTER CURVE TEMPERATUREDEPENDENCE ASSUMPTION FOR HIGHLY EMBRITTLED RPVMATERIALS—RESULTS FROM THE IAEA COORDINATED RESEARCHPROJECT (CRP-8)T. Planman, VTT, Espoo, Finland; K. Onizawa, Japan Atomic EnergyAgency (JAEA), Tokai-mura, Ibaraki, Japan; W. Server, ATI Consulting,Pinehurst, NC, USA

PVP2009-77360: PROPOSAL OF RATIONAL DETERMINATION OFFRACTURE TOUGHNESS LOWER-BOUND CURVES BY MASTERCURVE APPROACHN. Miura, N. Soneda, CRIEPI, Tokyo, Japan; S. Sawai, S.Sakai, TheUniversity of Tokyo, Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77668: IAEA COORDINATED RESEARCH PROJECT ONMASTER CURVE APPROACH TO MONITOR FRACTURE TOUGHNESSOF RPV STEELS: EFFECT OF LOADING RATEH.-W. Viehrig, Forschungszentrum Dresden, Dresden, Germany; E. Lucon,SCK CEN Mol, Mol, Belgium; W. L. Server, ATI Consulting, Pinehurst, NC,USAPVP2009-77788: USE OF LARGE DATABASES TO IDENTIFY TRENDSIN THE BEHAVIOR OF FERRITIC STEELSM. EricksonKirk, Phoenix Engineering Associates, Inc., Davidsonville, MD,USA; M. Ericksonkirk, USA Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville,MD, USAPVP2009-78022: IAEA COORDINATED RESEARCH PROJECT ONMASTER CURVE APPROACH TO MONITOR FRACTURE TOUGHNESSOF RPV STEELS: FINAL RESULTS OF THE EXPERIMENTALEXERCISE TO SUPPORT CONSTRAINT EFFECTSR. Nanstad, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA

SESSION 1.3D (CT-2-2)Monday, July 27, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, MadridDESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF BFJSponsored by: Computer Technology CommitteeDeveloped by: Y. Birembaut, H. Lejeune, CETIM, Nantes, FranceChair: Y. Birembaut, CETIM, Nantes, FranceCo-Chair: H. Lejeune, CETIM, Nantes, FrancePVP2009-77246: UPDATE OF THE TABULATED «M AND Y» VALUES INTHE NEW REVISIONS OF FRENCH CODES CODAP® AND CODE-TI®—DEVELOPMENT OF A TESTING PROCEDURE TO DETERMINE«M AND Y» VALUES FOR SEVERAL TIGHTNESS CLASSESH. Lejeune, C. Boulben, CETIM, Nantes, FrancePVP2009-77495: IMPROVED CONSTRUCTION OF END CLOSURESEAL USING D-SHAPED SHEARING BOLTED CONNECTION FORPRESSURE VESSELSC. Ping, Beijing University of Chemical Technology, Beijing, China; L. Fan,Shanghai Institute of Special Equipment Inspection & Technical Research,Shanghai, China; D. Chenghong, H. Liu, Beijing University of ChemicalTechnology, Beijing, ChinaPVP2009-77587: STRESS ANALYSIS AND A DESIGN METHOD FORBOLTED FLANGE JOINTS SUBJECTED TO INTERNAL PRESSURET. Sawa, Hiroshima University, HIgashihiroshima, Hiroshima, Japan; T.Kobayashi, Numazu National College of Technology, Numazu, Shizuoka,Japan; H. Tsuji, Tokyo Denki University, Hatoyama, Saitama, Japan; S.Nagata, Toyo Engineering Corporation, Chiba, Chiba, JapanPVP2009-77589: A SIMPLE ANALYTICAL AND DESIGN METHOD OFBOLTED PIPE FLANGE CONNECTIONSY. Oyama, Kuwana, Mie, Japan; T. Sawa, Hiroshima University,HIgashihiroshima, Hiroshima, Japan; T. Kobayashi, Numazu NationalCollege of Technology, Numazu, Shizuoka, Japan; S. Nagata, ToyoEngineering Corporation, Chiba, Chiba, Japan

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SESSION 1.3E (SPC-1-2)Monday, July 27, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, AmsterdamSTUDENT PAPER SYMPOSIUM AND COMPETITION SESSION—IISponsored by: PVP SenateDeveloped by: J. Todd, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USAChair: J. Todd, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USACo-Chair: J. F. Cory, Jr, Siemens PLM Software, Milford, OH, USA; B.

Dogan, EPRI, Charlotte, NC, USAPVP2009-77612: ANALYTICAL MODELING OF THE TRANSVERSELOAD-DISPLACEMENT RELATION OF A BOLTED JOINT WITHCONSIDERATION OF THE MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR ON CONTACTSURFACEST. Yokoyama, S. Izumi, S. Sakai, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77907: OPTIMUM CONTROL PARAMETERS OF H-INFDELAYED OUTPUT FEEDBACK SYSTEMC.-C. Chang, C.-C. Lin, National Chung Hsing University, Taichung, TaiwanPVP2009-77054: INFLUENCE OF IMPERFECTIONS ON THECOLLAPSE OF THICK TUBES SUBJECTED TO EXTERNALPRESSUREV. Di Marcello, Politecnico di Milano—Department of Energy, Enrico FermiCenter for Nuclear Studies (CeSNEF), Milano, ItalyPVP2009-77216: BUCKLING DESIGN OF CONFINED STEELCYLINDERS UNDER EXTERNAL PRESSURED. Vasilikis, S. A. Karamanos, University of Thessaly, Volos, Greece

SESSION 1.3F (OAC-8-2)Monday, July 27, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, AthensAGING MANAGEMENT AND LIFE EXTENSION—IISponsored by: Operations, Applications, and ComponentsCommitteeDeveloped by: M. Brumovsky, Nuclear Research Institute Rez, plc, Rez,

Czech Republic; G. Bezdikian, Georges BezdikianConsulting, Le Vesinet, France

Chair: M. Brumovsky, Nuclear Research Institute Rez, plc, Rez,Czech Republic

Co-Chair: I. Ezekoye, Westinghouse Electric Company, Pittsburgh,PA, USA

PVP2009-78128: THE EFFECT OF POST-IRRADIATION ANNEALINGON VVER-440 RPV MATERIALS MECHANOCAL PROPERTIES ANDNANO-STRUCTURE UNDER RE-IRRADIATIONS. Rogozkin, ITEP (Russia), Moscow, Russia; A. Chernobaeva, RRCKurchatov Institute, Moscow, Russia; A. Aleev, A. Nikitin, A. Zaluzhnyi,ITEP (Russia), Moscow, Russia; D. Erak, Y. Strombach, O. Zabusov, RSCKI (Russia), Moscow, Russia; L. Debarberis, JRC (the Netherlands),Petten, Netherlands; A. Zeman, IAEA, Vienna, AustriaPVP2009-77127: THE SENSITIVITY OF RISK-INFORMED REACTORSTRUCTURAL INTEGRITY ANALYSIS RESULTS TO VARIOUSINTERPRETATIONS OF WARM PRE-STRESSM. Ericksonkirk, USA Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville, MD,USA; T. Dickson, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA

PVP2009-77513: EXTENSION OF OPERATIONAL LIFE-TIME OFWWER-440/213 TYPE UNITS AT PAKS NUCLEAR POWER PLANTT. Katona, S. Ratkai, NPP Paks, Paks, Hungary; A. J. Biro, Electric PowerResearch Co. (VEIKI), Budapest, HungaryPVP2009-77920: ADAPTATION OF BPVC SECTION XIREQUIREMENTS—THE OPERATOR’S AND THE REGULATOR’SPERSPECTIVEP. Trampus, Trampus Consulting & Engineering, Bicske, Hungary; S.Ratkai, NPP Paks, Paks, Hungary; P. Babics, Hungarian Atomic EnergyAuthority, Budapest, Hungary; D. Szabo, Paks NPP, Paks, HungaryPVP2009-78060: MAINTENANCE OPTIMISATION AND NUCLEARPOWER PLANT LIFE MANAGEMENT: A PROPOSAL FOR AN INTE-GRATED SET OF MAINTENANCE EFFECTIVENESS INDICATORSP. Contri, Joint Research Center—Institute for Energy, Petten,Netherlands; I. Kuzmina, Consultant, Vienna, Austria

SESSION 1.3G (MF-24-1)Monday, July 27, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, BarcelonaMATERIALS PROPERTY DATABASESSponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: W. Ren, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN,

USA; B.-S. Lee, Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute,Daejeon, Korea (Republic); J. Fong, NIST, Gaithersburg,MD, USA

Chair: B. Corwin, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge,TN, USA

Co-Chair: W. Ren, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN,USA

PVP2009-77482: CURRENT STATUS OF NIMS STRUCTURALMATERIALS DATABASEM. Yamazaki, Y. Xu, National Institute for Materials Science, Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77314: EFFECTIVE MATERIALS PROPERTY INFORMATIONMANAGEMENT FOR THE 21 CENTURYW. Ren, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA; D. Cebon,University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom; S. M. Arnold, NASAGlenn Research Center, Cleveland, OH, USAPVP2009-77692: MATERIALS DATABASES AND KNOWLEDGE MAN-AGEMENT FOR ADVANCED NUCLEAR TECHNOLOGIESW. Hoffelner, RWH Consult GMBH, Oberrohrdorf,SwitzerlandPVP2009-77867: A DATAPLOT-PYTHON-ANLAP (DPA) PLUG-IN FORHIGH TEMPERATURE MECHANICAL PROPERTY DATABASES TOFACILITATE STOCHASTIC MODELING OF FIRE-STRUCTUREINTERACTIONSJ. T. Fong, Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA, USA; P. V. Marcal, MPaveCorp., Julian, CA, USA

SESSION 1.3H (SE-1-2)Monday, July 27, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, BerlinSEISMIC EVALUATION OF SYSTEMS, STRUCTURES, ANDCOMPONENTS—IISponsored by: Seismic Engineering Committee

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Chair: G. Slagis, GC Slagis Associates, Pleasant Hill, CA, USACo-Chair: C. C. O’Brien, Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID,

USAPVP2009-77562: CAPABILITY FOR GROWTH IN NONLINEARRESPONSE OF SDOF WITH BILINEAR HYSTERESIST. Taniguchi, Tottori University, Tottori, JapanPVP2009-77257: APPROACH FOR SELECTION OF RAYLEIGHDAMPING PARAMETERS USED FOR TIME HISTORY ANALYSISR. Spears, S. Jensen, Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID, USAPVP2009-77591: FUNDAMENTAL STUDY ON SHAPE DEPENDENCYOF INPUT ENERGY FOR FAILUREK. Minagawa, S. Fujita, Tokyo Denki University, Tokyo, Japan; S. Kitamura,S. Okamura, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2009-77098: SEISMIC QUALIFICATION BY TESTING FORELECTRIC AND MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT TO BE INSTALLED INHARD-ROCK HIGH FREQUENCY SITESP.-Y. Chen, C. H. Ng, USA Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington,DC, USAPVP2009-77791: SEISMIC EVALUATION OF LARGE SERVERCOMPUTER STRUCTUREB. Notohardjono, S. Canfield, IBM Corp, Poughkeepsie, NY, USA; J. A.Cooke, IBM Corp, Cary, NC, USA

SESSION 1.3I (FSI-3-2)Monday, July 27, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, BrusselsFIV IN HEAT EXCHANGER TUBE ARRAYS—ISponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction CommitteeDeveloped by: N. Mureithi, Ecole Polytechnique, Montreal, Montreal, QC,

CanadaChair: T. Nakamura, Osaka Sangyo University, Daito, Osaka,

JapanCo-Chair: V. Janzen, Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., Chalk River,

ON, CanadaPVP2009-77163: TIME DOMAIN MODELS FOR DAMPING-CONTROLLED FLUIDELASTIC INSTABILITY FORCES IN TUBES WITHLOOSE SUPPORTSM. Hassan, A. Hossen, University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, NB,CanadaPVP2009-77472: NUMERICAL ESTIMATION OF FLUIDELASTICINSTABILITY FORCES IN STAGGERED TUBE ARRAYSH. Omar, M. Hassan, A. Gerber, University of New Brunswick, Fredericton,NB, CanadaPVP2009-77691: SOLVING U-RANS k-w EQUATIONS AND POST-PRO-CESSING MOTION INDEPENDENT FLUID FORCES IN A TUBE BUN-DLEF. Jusserand, A. Adobes, Electricité de France EDF—Research andDevelopment, Chatou, France; T. Randrianarivelo, Apside, Boulogne,France

PVP2009-77806: NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF FLUIDELASTIC INSTA-BILITY IN A NORMAL TRIANGULAR TUBE ARRAYS. Gillen, C. Meskell, Trinity College Dublin, Dublin, IrelandPVP2009-77804: DYNAMIC INTERACTION BETWEEN A STRAIGHTTUBE AND AN ANTI-VIBRATION BARI. Nowlan, A. Ross, M. Pettigrew, École Polytechnique de Montréal,Montréal, QC, Canada

SESSION 1.3J (FSI-4-2)Monday, July 27, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Karlin 1FLUID DYNAMICSSponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction CommitteeDeveloped by: C. Giannopapa, European Space Agency, Noordwijk,

Netherlands; S. Itoh, Kumamoto University, Kumamoto,Japan

Chair: C. Giannopapa, European Space Agency, Noordwijk,Netherlands

Co-Chair: S. Itoh, Kumamoto University, Kumamoto, JapanPVP2009-77564: BASIC STUDY ON PROMOTION OF EVAPORATINGCRYOGENIC FLUIDS BY DIRECT CONTACTING NORMAL TEMPERA-TURE FLUIDST. Watanabe, National Fisheries University, Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi,Japan; H. Iyama, Yatsushiro National College of Tech., Yatsushiro, Japan;H. Maehara, S. Itoh, Kumamoto University, Kumamoto, JapanPVP2009-77946: NUMERICAL OPTIMISATION OF BLOWING GLASSPARISON SHAPESH. Groot, Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven, Netherlands; C.Giannopapa, European Space Agency, Noordwijk, Netherlands; B.Mattheij, Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven, NetherlandsPVP2009-77818: HIGH SPEED IMAGING OF THE FRAGMENTATIONOF THE JULES VERNE ATVC. Giannopapa, European Space Agency, Noordwijk, NetherlandsPVP2009-77997: EFFICIENT COMPUTATION OF THREE-DIMENSIONAL FLOW IN HELICALLY CORRUGATED HOSESINCLUDING SWIRLB. van der Linden, Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven,Netherlands; E. Ory, SBM Offshore, Monaco, Monaco; J. Dam, StorkInoteq, Amsterdam, Netherlands; A. S. Tijsseling, M. Pisarenco, EindhovenUniversity of Technology, Eindhoven, NetherlandsPVP2009-77028: BENCHMARK OF NUMERICAL CODES FORCOUPLED CSD/CFD COMPUTATIONS ON AN ELEMENTARY VORTEXINDUCED VIBRATION PROBLEMM. Pomarede, J.-F. Sigrist, DCNS Propulsion, Nantes, France; E. Longatte,EDF R&D, Chatou, France

SESSION 1.3K (MF-2-2)Monday, July 27, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Karlin 2APPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILUREASSESSMENT—IISponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: D. Scarth, Kinectrics, Toronto, ON, Canada; J. J.-A. Wang,

Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA; A.

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Chakraborty, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., SanJose, CA, USA

Chair: D. Scarth, Kinectrics, Toronto, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: J. J.-A. Wang, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge,

TN, USA; Arindam Chakraborty, Structural IntegrityAssociates, Inc., San Jose, CA, USA

PVP2009-77031: DHC INITIATION AT A BLUNT FLAW: THE EFFECT OFFLAW PROFILEE. Smith, University of Manchester, Manchester, United KingdomPVP2009-77260: EFFECTS OF HYDRIDE MORPHOLOGY AND TESTTEMPERATURE ON FRACTURE TOUGHNESS OF Zr-2.5NbPRESSURE TUBE MATERIALJ. Cui, G. Shek, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2009-77332: EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE AND THERMALCYCLING ON THE THRESHOLD STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR FORDELAYED HYDRIDE CRACKING IN Zr-2.5Nb PRESSURE TUBESG. Shek, J. Cui, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2009-78014: DETERMINATION OF STRESS INTENSITY FACTORSFOR AXISYMMETRIC CYLINDRICAL INTERFACE CRACK BY ANEIGENVALUE METHODL. Weng, Z. Gao, X. Wang, Zhejiang University of Technology, Hangzhou,ChinaPVP2009-78021: STOCHASTIC FRACTURE ANALYSIS OF THREE-DIMENSIONAL FUNCTIONALLY GRADED MATERIALS EMPLOYINGCONCURRENT MULTISCALE MODELA. Chakraborty, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA, USA; S.Rahman, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA, USA

SESSION 1.3L (MF-4-2)Monday, July 27, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Karlin 3WELDING RESIDUAL STRESS SIMULATION AND MEASUREMENT—IISponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: T. Zhang, Engineering Mechanics Corp. of Columbus,

Columbus, OH, USA; C. Truman, Bristol University,Bristol, United Kingdom

Chair: T. Zhang, Engineering Mechanics Corp. of Columbus,Columbus, OH, USA

Co-Chair: W. Ren, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN,USA

PVP2009-77158: OPTIMISATION OF MIXED HARDENING MATERIALCONSTITUTIVE MODELS FOR WELD RESIDUAL STRESSSIMULATION USING THE NET TASK GROUP 1 SINGLE BEAD ONPLATE BENCHMARK PROBLEMM. Smith, British Energy, Gloucester, Glos, United Kingdom; B. Nadri,University of Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom; A. C. Smith, AREVA NP SAS,Paris, France; P. J. Bendeich, D. Carr, L. E. Edwards, ANSTO, LucasHeights, NSW, AustraliaPVP2009-77167: WELDING RESIDUAL STRESS AND FLAWEVALUATION FOR DISSIMILAR METAL WELDS WITH ALLOY 52INLAYSD. Rudland, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville, MD, USA; A.Csontos, Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research, Washington, DC, USA; F.

W. Brust, Jr, T. Zhang, Engineering Mechanics Corp. of Columbus,Columbus, OH, USAPVP2009-77269: RESIDUAL STRESS EVALUATION OF DISSIMILARWELD JOINT USING REACTOR VESSEL OUTLET NOZZLE MOCK-UPMODEL (REPORT-2)N. Ogawa, I. Muroya, Y. Iwamoto, K. Hojo, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries,Ltd., Takasago, Japan; K. Ogawa, Japan Nuclear Energy SafetyOrganization, Tokyo, Japan; E. Kingston, VEQTER Ltd, Bristol, UnitedKingdom; D. J. Smith, University of Bristol, Bristol, United KingdomPVP2009-77330: AN ANALYTICAL EVALUATION OF THE EFFECT OFWELD MATERIAL THICKNESS ON RESIDUAL STRESSES PRODUCEDBY STRUCTURAL WELD OVERLAYS ON PRESSURIZED WATERREACTOR PRIMARY COOLING PIPINGL. Fredette, P. M. Scott, Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, OH, USA;F. W. Brust, Jr, Engineering Mechanics Corp. of Columbus, Columbus, OH,USA; A. Csontos, Office of Nuclear Regulatory Research, Washington, DC,USAPVP2009-77376: EFFECT OF ADJACENT SAFE END TO PIPING WELDAND PREEMPTIVE WELD OVERLAY REPAIR ON RESIDUAL STRESS-ES ON NOZZLE TO SAFE END WELDT.-K. Song, Y.-J. Kim, Y.-B. Chun, C.-Y. Oh, H.-Y. Bae, Korea University,Seoul, Korea (Republic); K.-S. Lee, C.-Y. Park, Korea Electric PowerResearch Institute, Daejeon, Korea (Republic)

SESSION 1.3M (CS-2-1)Monday, July 27, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, RokoskaSTRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF PRESSURE COMPONENTS—ISponsored by: Codes and Standards CommitteeDeveloped by: Y. Hari, University of North Carolina at Charlotte,

Charlotte, NC, USAChair: G. Chakrabarti, Westinghouse Electric Company LLC,

Madison, PA, USACo-Chair: G. Brar, University of North Carolina at Charlotte,

Charlotte, NC, USAPVP2009-77145: J-BASED FAILURE ASSESSMENT DIAGRAMS FORAXIALLY CRACKED PIPES UNDER PRESSUREG. Chell, Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, TX, USA; B. Gardner,Orbital Science Corp., Dulles, VA, USA; C. Rhee, ConocoPhillips Inc,Ponca, OK, USA; P. Vargas, Chevron Energy Technology Company,Houston, TX, USAPVP2009-77421: FLAW TOLERANCE EVALUATION OF CASS PIPINGMATERIALST. Griesbach, V. Marthandam, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., SanJose, CA, USA; P. O’Regan, EPRI, Hopkinton, MA, USA; H. Qian,Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA, USAPVP2009-77609: A COMPARISON OF FRACTURE ASSESSMENTMETHODS IN SEVERAL STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY ASSESSMENTPROCEDUREST. Yang, X. Chen, Z. Fan, Hefei General Machinery Research Institute,Hefei, Anhui, ChinaPVP2009-78134: STUDY ON STRAIN RATE EFFECT ON DYNAMICSTRAIN AGING AND SAFETY MARGIN OF PIPE ELBOW AT SEISMICEVENT

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H. Kobayashi, IHI Corporation, Monroeville, PA, USA; Y. Urabe, JapanNuclear Technology Institute, Tokyo, Japan

SESSION 1.3N (CS-9-1)Monday, July 27, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, HercovkaASME CODE SECTION XI ACTIVITIES—ISponsored by: Codes and Standards CommitteeDeveloped by: R. C. Cipolla, Intertek Aptech, Sunnyvale, CA, USA; D.

Scarth, Kinectrics, Toronto, ON, Canada; R. Crane,ASME, New York, NY, USA

Chair: D. Scarth, Kinectrics, Toronto, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: R. Crane, ASME, New York, NY, USAPVP2009-77061: FRACTURE ESTIMATION METHOD FOR PIPE WITHMULTIPLE CIRCUMFERENTIAL SURFACE FLAWSY. Li, K. Hasegawa, Japan Nuclear Energy Safety Organization (JNES),Tokyo, Japan; K. Onizawa, Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA), Tokai-mura, Ibaraki, Japan; M. Shimomoto, Mizuho Information & ResearchInstitute, Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77613: A RESIDUAL STRESS ANALYSIS OF A CORNERCRACK IN PRESSURIZER VENT NOZZLE PENETRATION WELDS.-M. Lee, J.-S. Park, Y.-H. Choi, H.-D. Chung, Korea Institute of NuclearSafety, Daejeon, Korea (Republic); D.-H. Cho, Y. S. Chang, Y.-J. Kim,Sungkyunkwan University, Suwon, Korea (Republic)PVP2009-77917: STRESS INTENSITY FACTORS FOR SURFACECRACKS WITH FLAW ASPECT RATIO BEYOND THE ASME XI LIMITC. Malekian, Tractebel Engineering, Brussels, Belgium; E. Wyart, Cenaero,Gosselies, Belgium; A. Teughels, M. Savelsberg, Tractebel Engineering,Brussels, Belgium; A. Wendling, Cenaero, Gosselies, Belgium; N. Minjauw,ECAM, Bruxelles, Belgium; P.-E. Fouquet, Enim, Metz, FrancePVP2009-77519: AN INVESTIGATION OF THE STRESS INTENSITYFACTOR ALONG A CORNER CRACK IN PRESSURIZER VENT NOZZLEPENETRATION WELDS.-M. Lee, J.-S. Park, J.-S. Kim, Y.-H. Choi, H.-D. Chung, Korea Institute ofNuclear Safety (KINS), Daejeon, Korea (Republic)

SESSION 1.3O (TW-2-1)Monday, July 27, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, TyrolkaTECHNICAL TUTORIAL: ASME SECTION VIII, DIVISION 2, NEWDESIGN BY ANALYSIS RULES—ISponsored by: The PVP Division Conference CommitteePresented by: T. Seipp, Becht Engineering Canada, Ltd.

SESSION 1.3P (MF-17-3)Monday, July 27, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Foyer 1-3NDE DEMONSTRATION FORUM—IIISponsored by: PVP Senate, Materials and Fabrication Committee, andNDE Engineering DivisionDeveloped by: C. Jaske, DNV Columbus, Dublin, OH, USA

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SESSION 1.4B (DA-17-1)Monday, July 27, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, RomaSTRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF WELDED COMPONENTSSponsored by: Design and Analysis CommitteeDeveloped by: I. Fanous, Atomic Energy of Canada Limited,

Mississauga, ON, CanadaChair: M. Y. A. Younan, The American University in Cairo, Cairo,

EgyptCo-Chair H. F. Abdalla, Cairo University, Giza, EgyptPVP2009-77126: WELD RESIDUAL STRESS PREDICTIONS INREACTOR VESSEL HEAD PENETRATIONS—FE SIMULATIONA. Teughels, Tractebel Engineering, Brussels, Belgium; R. R. L. Suanno,Eletronuclear, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; C. Malekian, Tractebel Engineering,Brussels, Belgium; L. D. B. Ferrari, Eletronuclear, Rio de Janeiro, BrazilPVP2009-77700: NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF RESIDUAL STRESS INMULTI-PASS BUTT-WELDED STAINLESS STEEL PIPES. Kasa, M. Mouri, M. Tsunori, D. Takakura, IHI Corporation, Yokohama,JapanPVP2009-77884: DISTORTION OF THE END-SHIELD IN THE CANDUREACTOR DUE TO WELDING AND FABRICATIONI. Fanous, Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, Mississauga, ON, CanadaPVP2009-77063: A CREEP CRACK GROWTH STUDY OF A LOWALLOY BUTT WELD SUBJECT TO INTERNAL PRESSURE ANDSYSTEM MOMENTS USING R5 ASSESSMENT PROCEDURESJ. Shi, Serco, Gloucester, United Kingdom

SESSION 1.4C (DA-4-2)Monday, July 27, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, ViennaRPV: DUCTILE TEARINGSponsored by: Design and Analysis CommitteeDeveloped by: K. Yoon, AREVA NP, Lynchburg, VA, USAChair: D. Siegele, Fraunhofer Institut für Werkstoffmechanik,

Freiburg, GermanyCo-Chair: F. Minami, Osaka University, Suita, Osaka, JapanPVP2009-77026: ABOUT RELATION BETWEEN IRRADIATION HARD-ENING OF FERRITIC STELS AND DUCTILE FRACTURE TOUGHNESSDECREASEJ. Novak, Nuclear Research Institute Rez plc, Rez, Czech RepublicPVP2009-77027: PREDICTION OF DUCTILE FRACTURE AS APROCESS CONTROLLED BY CAVITATION INSTABILITYJ. Novak, Nuclear Research Institute Rez plc, Rez, Czech RepublicPVP2009-77193: EXTRAPOLATION OF TEARING RESISTANCECURVESK. Wallin, Academy of Finland, Espoo, FinlandPVP2009-77297: DETERMINATION OF DUCTILE TEARING RESIS-TANCE CURVE IN WELD JOINTSS. Marie, CEA, Gif sur Yvette, France; P. Gilles, P. Ould, AREVA NP, Parisla Défense, France, France

SESSION 1.4D (CT-2-3)Monday, July 27, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, MadridTESTING OF GASKETS AND PACKINGS—I

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Sponsored by: Computer Technology CommitteeDeveloped by: J. Waterland, Virginia Sealing Products, Inc., Hopewell,

VA, USAChair: J. Payne, Jpac Inc, Long Valley, NJ, USACo-Chair: J. Waterland, Virginia Sealing Products, Inc., Hopewell,

VA, USAPVP2009-77059: LONG-TERM BEHAVIOUR OF STUFFING BOX PACK-INGS UNDER REAL SERVICE CONDITIONSH. Kockelmann, E. Roos, Materialpruefungsanstalt, Universität Stuttgart,Stuttgart, Germany; J. Bartonicek, JB Engineering Consultant,Neckarwestheim, BW, Germany; R. Hahn, W. Ottens,Materialpruefungsanstalt, Universität Stuttgart, Stuttgart, GermanyPVP2009-77467: THE INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT BRAIDED PACKINGMATERIALS AND NUMBER OF RINGS ON STEM TORQUE ANDSEALBILITYJ. Veiga, C. Girão, C. Cipolatti, Teadit Industria e Comercio Ltda, Rio deJaneiro, RJ, BrazilPVP2009-77882: GAS LEAKAGE CORRELATIONX. Cazauran, Y. Birembaut, CETIM, Nantes, France; R. Hahn, H.Kockelmann, S. Moritz, Materialpruefungsanstalt, Universität Stuttgart,Stuttgart, GermanyPVP2009-77205: CORRELATION OF GASEOUS MASS LEAK RATESTHROUGH MICRO AND NANO-POROUS GASKETSL. Grine, H. A. Bouzid, Ecole de Technology Superieure, Montreal, QC,CanadaPVP2009-78125: TECHNICAL APPROACH FOR THE REDUCTION OFFUGITIVE EMISSIONSM. Schaaf, AMTEC Services, Lauffen, Germany

SESSION 1.4E (SPC-1-3)Monday, July 27, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, AmsterdamSTUDENT PAPER SYMPOSIUM AND COMPETITION SESSION—IIISponsored by: PVP SenateDeveloped by: J. Todd, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USAChair: J. Todd, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USACo-Chair: J. F. Cory, Jr, Siemens PLM Software, Milford, OH, USA;

C. Bajwa, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville,MD, USA

PVP2009-77775: NON-LINEAR CONTACT ANALYSIS OF AN API LINEPIPE COUPLINGJ. Van Wittenberghe, P. De Baets, W. De Waele, Ghent University, Ghent,BelgiumPVP2009-77501: NON-DESTRUCTIVE ANALYSIS OF WIND TURBINEBLADE STRUCTURAL INTEGRITYA. Puri, Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom; M. Mcgugan,F. Jensen, Risoe National Laboratory For Sustainable Energy, Roskilde,DenmarkPVP2009-77258: UNSTABLE CRACK PROPAGATION UNDER SEVEREACCIDENT SCENARIO CONDITIONS IN A PRESSURIZED WATERREACTORN. Tardif, IRSN/LaMCoS, INSA-Lyon, CNRS UMR5259, Villeurbanne,

France; M. Coret, A. Combescure, LaMCoS, INSA-Lyon, CNRS UMR5259,Villeurbanne, FrancePVP2009-77987: RESEARCH ON ASEISMATIC MEASURES OF GASPIPELINE CROSSING A FAULT FOR STRAIN-BASED DESIGNX. Gu, H. Zhang, China University of Petroleum, Beijing, China

SESSION 1.4F (OAC-8-3)Monday, July 27, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, AthensAGING MANAGEMENT AND LIFE EXTENSION—IIISponsored by: Operations, Applications, and ComponentsCommitteeDeveloped by: A. J. Biro, Electric Power Research Co. (VEIKI),

Budapest, Hungary; P. Trampus, Trampus Consulting &Engineering, Bicske, Hungary

Chair: T. Dickson, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge,TN, USA

Co-Chair: H. Rothenhoefer, AMTEC Services GmbH, Lauffen,Germany

PVP2009-77233: IMPLEMENTATION OF PLIM AND AMPS IN CZECHNPPSR. Krivanek, CEZ, a.s., Dukovany, Czech RepublicPVP2009-77655: CONTROL OF DEGRADATION MECHANISMS ONMECHANICAL COMPONENTS DURING OPERATIONJ. Lubomir, Institute of Applied Mechanics Brno, Ltd., Brno, CzechRepublic; J. Bartonicek, JB Engineering Consultant, Neckarwestheim, BW,Germany; M. Vrana, CEZ, Czech Budejovice, Czech RepublicPVP2009-77911: ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF AGEING OFCIVIL STRUCTURES OF PAKS NPPT. Katona, S. Ratkai, NPP Paks, Paks, Hungary; P. Gosi, VEIKI Co.,Budapest, Hungary; I. Móga, ETV-ERÕTERV Co., Budapest, HungaryPVP2009-77980: NEW PLIM PROGRAM FOR CZECH NPPSP. Kadecka, Nuclear Research Institute Rez plc, Husinec, Czech RepublicPVP2009-77909: DETECTED FLAW EVALUATION ON VVER REACTORCOMPONENTS USING ASME CODET. Pálfi, VEIKI Institute for Electric Power Research, Budapest, Hungary; S.Ratkai, NPP Paks, Paks, Hungary

SESSION 1.4G (MF-18-1)Monday, July 27, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, BarcelonaPLASTIC PIPESponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: D.-J. Shim, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of

Columbus, Columbus, OH, USA; D. Rudland, US NuclearRegulatory Commission, Rockville, MD, USA

Chair: D. Rudland, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission,Rockville, MD, USA

Co-Chair: D.-J. Shim, Engineering Mechanics Corporation ofColumbus, Columbus, OH, USA

PVP2009-77434: USE OF HDPE PIPING IN THE CALLAWAY NUCLEARPLANT ESSENTIAL SERVICE WATER SYSTEMT. Musto, Sargent & Lundy, LLC, Chicago, IL, USA; S. Abel, M. Brandes, L.Corley, AmerenUE—Callaway Nuclear Plant, Fulton, MO, USA; J.

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O’Sullivan, Procon1, LLC, Fulton, MO, USA; J. Fortman, AmerenUE—Callaway Nuclear Plant, Fulton, MO, USAPVP2009-77783: HIGH-DENSITY POLYETHYLENE PIPING BUTT-FUSION JOINT EXAMINATION USING ULTRASONIC PHASED ARRAYC. Frederick, A. Porter, Structural Integrity Associates, Huntersville, NC,USA; D. Zimmerman, Duke Energy, Charlotte, NC, USAPVP2009-78066: COMPARISON OF PARENT AND BUTT FUSIONMATERIAL PROPERTIES OF HIGH DENSITY POLYETHYLENED.-J. Shim, P. Krishnaswamy, Engineering Mechanics Corporation ofColumbus, Columbus, OH, USA; E. Focht, USA Nuclear RegulatoryCommission, Rockville, MD, USAPVP2009-77263: DEVELOPMENT OF FLEXIBILITY FACTORS FORMOLDED ELBOWS AND MITER BENDS FABRICATED FROM HIGHDENSITY POLYETHYLENE MATERIALSR. J. Scavuzzo, University of Akron, Akron, OH, USA; T. Adams, JDStevenson and Associates, Cleveland, OH, USA; S. Hall, Stevenson andAssociates, Cleveland, OH, USA

SESSION 1.4H (SE-2-1)Monday, July 27, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, BerlinSTRUCTURAL DYNAMICS (LINEAR AND NONLINEAR)Sponsored by: Seismic Engineering CommitteeDeveloped by: K. Fujita, Osaka City University and INSS, Sugimoto,

Sumiyosi-ku, Osaka, JapanChair: K. Fujita, Osaka City University and INSS, Sugimoto,

Sumiyosi-ku, Osaka, JapanCo-Chair: A. Maekawa, Institute of Nuclear Safety System, Inc.,

Fukui, JapanPVP2009-77083: DYNAMIC BUCKLING ANALYSIS OF CYLINDRICALWATER STORAGE TANKS: A NEW SIMULATION METHODCONSIDERING COUPLED VIBRATIONS BETWEEN FLUID ANDSTRUCTUREA. Maekawa, Institute of Nuclear Safety System, Inc., Fukui, Japan; K.Fujita, Osaka City University and INSS, Sugimoto, Sumiyosi-ku, Osaka,JapanPVP2009-77137: EFFECTS OF A GYRO SCOPE IN REDUCINGROCKING MOTION OF A RIGID VESSEL COUPLED WITH INNERSTRUCTURE SUBJECTED TO A BASE EXCITATIONK. Furuta, T. Ito, A. Shintani, Osaka Prefecture University, Sakai, JapanPVP2009-77660: STUDY ON DAMAGE OF JOINT FOR OVERHEADTRAVELING CRANE OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANT UNDEREARTHQUAKEM. Shintani, K. Nara, Y. Ogawa, University of Fukui, Fukui-shi, Japan

SESSION 1.4I (FSI-3-3)Monday, July 27, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, RokoskaVORTEX-INDUCED VIBRATIONS AND WAKE DYNAMICS—ISponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction CommitteeDeveloped by: N. Mureithi, Ecole Polytechnique, Montreal, Montreal, QC,

CanadaChair: H. Goyder, Cranfield University, Shrivenham, Oxfordshire,

United Kingdom

Co-Chair: L. Baranyi, University of Miskolc, Miskolc, HungaryPVP2009-77293: FLOW-INDUCED STREAMWISE VIBRATION OF AFLEXIBLY-MOUNTED CANTILEVERED CYLINDER IN STEADY ANDPULSATING CROSSFLOWJ. Sherwood, King’s College London, London, United Kingdom; E.Konstantinidis, University of Western Macedonia, Kozani, Greece; J.Dusting, S. Balabani, King’s College London, London, United KingdomPVP2009-77358: INTERFERENCE EFFECT OF WAKE BODY ON THECROSS-FLOW OSCILLATION OF A SQUARE CYLINDER IN UNIFORMFLOWM. Shirakashi, Y. Kawabata, T. Haginoya, T. Takahashi, Nagaoka Universityof Technology, Nagaoka, Niigata, Japan; M. Koide, Niigata SangyoUniversity, Kashiwazaki, Niigata, JapanPVP2009-77690: DYNAMIC RESPONSE OF A TURBULENT CYLINDERWAKE TO FORCED EXCITATIONE. Konstantinidis, University of Western Macedonia, Kozani, Greece; C.Liang, Stanford University, Stanford, CA, USAPVP2009-78010: COMPUTATIONAL STUDY OF FLOW STRUCTUREAND FORCES ON A CYLINDER VIBRATING TRANSVERSELY AND IN-LINE TO A STEADY FLOW: EFFECTS OF SUB-HARMONIC EXCITA-TIONP. Perdikaris, L. Kaiktsis, G. Triantafyllou, National Technical University ofAthens, Athens, Greece

SESSION 1.4J (FSI-4-3)Monday, July 27, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Karlin 1FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTIONSponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction CommitteeDeveloped by: J.-F. Sigrist, DCNS Propulsion, Nantes, France; M.

Fischer, Technical Consultant, München, GermanyChair: J.-F. Sigrist, DCNS Propulsion, Nantes, FranceCo-Chair: M. Fischer, Technical Consultant, München, GermanyPVP2009-77530: SIMULATION OF TUBE BUNDLE VIBRATIONS: ANUMERICAL 3D-METHODC. Reichel, TÜV Süd Industrie Service GmbH, Munich, Germany; K.Strohmeier, Technical University of Munich, Garching/Munich, GermanyPVP2009-78082: FLUID STRUCTURE INTERACTION ANALYSIS ON ATRANSIENT PITCHING HYDROFOILA. Ducoin, J. A. Astolfi, F. Deniset, Institut de Recherche de l’Ecole Navale,Brest Armées, France; J.-F. Sigrist, DCNS Propulsion, Nantes, FrancePVP2009-77982: STUDY OF FLUID EFFECTS ON DYNAMICS OFCOMPOSITE STRUCTURESY. Kwon, Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA, USAPVP2009-77821: PLASTIC DEFORMATION AND VIBRATION IN FLUID-FILLED TUBE SUBJECT TO AXIAL IMPACTK. Inaba, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, CA, Japan; J. Shepherd,California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA, USA

SESSION 1.4K (MF-2-3)Monday, July 27, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Karlin 2APPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILUREASSESSMENT—IIISponsored by: Materials and Fabrication Committee

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Chair: D. Lidbury, Serco Technical and Assurance Services,Warrington, Cheshire, United Kingdom

Co-Chair: B. Daniels, Serco, Warrington, Cheshire, United KingdomPVP2009-77069: EVALUATION OF DYNAMIC J-R CURVE USING NOR-MALIZATION METHOD FOR LONG CRACK EXTENSIONK. Kim, H.-K. Kwon, H.-C. Cho, J. Kim, Doosan Heavy Industries &Construction, Changwon, Gyeongnam, Korea (Republic)PVP2009-77082: PREDICTION OF FRACTURE TOUGHNESS FOR RPVINTEGRITY ASSESSMENT ON THE BASIS OF THE UNIFIED CURVEAPPROACH AND SURVEILLANCE SPECIMENS TESTINGB. Margolin, V. Shvetsova, V. Fomenko, A. Gulenko, Central ResearchInstitute of Structural Materials “Prometey”, St-Petersburg, RussiaPVP2009-77085: STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY ASSESSMENT OF RPVWITH BRITTLE FRACTURE CRITERION: ISSUES AND ADVANCEDAPPROACHESG. Karzov, B. Margolin, V. Shvetsova, V. Kostylev, Central ResearchInstitute of Structural Materials “Prometey”, St-Petersburg, RussiaPVP2009-77096: MODIFICATION OF PRE-CRACKED CHARPYSPECIMENS FOR SURVEILLANCE SPECIMEN PROGRAMSB. Margolin, V. Nikolaev, V. Fomenko, L. Ryadkov, Central ResearchInstitute of Structural Materials “Prometey”, St-Petersburg, RussiaPVP2009-78085: EFFECT OF MACHINING PROCESS ON STABLECRACK GROWTHA.-H. I. Mourad, A. Abu-Assi, United Arab Emirates University, Al-Ain,United Arab Emir.

SESSION 1.4L (MF-4-3)Monday, July 27, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Karlin 2WELDING RESIDUAL STRESS SIMULATION AND MEASUREMENT—IIISponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: M. Mochizuki, Osaka University, Suita, Osaka, Japan; F.

W. Brust, Jr, Engineering Mechanics Corp. of Columbus,Columbus, OH, USA

Chair: M. Mochizuki, Osaka University, Suita, Osaka, JapanCo-Chair: F. W. Brust, Jr, Engineering Mechanics Corp. of

Columbus, Columbus, OH, USAPVP2009-77153: LOCAL STRESS VARIATIONS AT BEADINTERRUPTIONS IN AUSTENITIC MULTI-PASS GROOVE WELDSC. Gill, P. Hurrell, Rolls-Royce PLC, Derby, United Kingdom; J. A. Francis,M. Turski, The University of Manchester, Manchester, United KingdomPVP2009-77157: OPTIMISING RESIDUAL STRESS MEASUREMENTSAND PREDICTIONS IN A WELDED BENCHMARK SPECIMEN: AREVIEW OF PHASE TWO OF THE NET TASK GROUP 1 SINGLE BEADON PLATE ROUND ROBINM. Smith, British Energy, Gloucester, Glos, United Kingdom; A. C. Smith,AREVA NP SAS, Paris, France; R. Wimpory, Helmholtz-Centre Berlin,Berlin, Germany; C. Ohms, Joint Research Centre, Petten, Netherlands; B.

Nadri, University of Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom; J. Bouchard, TheOpen University, Milton Keynes, United KingdomPVP2009-77181: THE INFLUENCE OF GEOMETRIC AND WELDINGPARAMETERS ON RESIDUAL STRESS IN THIN WELDED STEELSTRUCTURESC. Davies, M. Beres, Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom;D. Hughes, ILL, Grenoble, France; D. Dye, Imperial College London,London, United Kingdom; K. Nikbin, Imperial College of Science, London,United KingdomPVP2009-77234: RESIDUAL STRESS CONCENTRATIONS IN ASTAINLESS STEEL SLOT-WELD MEASURED BY THE CONTOURMETHOD AND NEUTRON DIFFRACTIONJ. Bouchard, The Open University, Milton Keynes, United Kingdom; M.Turski, Magnesium Elektron, Manchester, United Kingdom; M. Smith,British Energy, Gloucester, Glos, United KingdomPVP2009-77316: DETERMINATION OF RESIDUAL STRESS PROFILESOF PIPE GIRTH WELD USING A UNIFIED PARAMETRIC FUNCTIONFORMH. Teng, S. K. Bate, D. W. Beardsmore, Serco Technical and AssuranceServices, Warrington, Cheshire, United Kingdom

SESSION 1.4M (CS-14-1)Monday, July 27, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, RokoskaHIGH TEMPERATURE CODES AND STANDARDSSponsored by: Codes and Standards CommitteeDeveloped by: B. Dogan, EPRI, Charlotte, NC, USA; A. Saxena,

University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR, USAChair: J.-M. Grandemange, AREVA NP, Paris La Défense,

FranceCo-Chair: B. Volfson, JSC “VNIINEFTEMASH”, Moscow, RussiaPVP2009-77120: PRESENTATION OF RCC-MR CODE 2007 FOR HIGHTEMPERATURE REACTOR AND ITER PROJECTS: IMPROVEMENT OFTHE CREEP-FATIGUE RULESM. N. Berton, CEA, Cadarache, France; O. Ancelet, O. Gelineau, M.Sperandio, AREVA Nuclear Power, Lyon, FrancePVP2009-77406: ASME CODE NEEDS FOR VERY HIGHTEMPERATURE GENERATION IV REACTORSW. O’Donnell, O’Donnell Consulting Engineers, Inc., Bethel Park, PA, USA;D. S. Griffin, O’Donnell Consulting Engineers, Inc., Pittsburgh, PA, USAPVP2009-78130: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN HIGH TEMPERATURECODES AND STANDARDSB. Dogan, EPRI, Charlotte, NC, USA; R. A. Ainsworth, British EnergyGeneration Limited, Gloucester, United KingdomPVP2009-77232: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF NEGLIGIBLE CREEPCURVES FOR RATIONAL ELEVATED TEMPERATURE DESIGNM. Ando, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki-Ken, Japan; N. Isobe,Hitachi, Ltd, Ibaraki-Ken, Japan; N. Kawasaki, Japan Atomic EnergyAgency, Ibaraki-Ken, Japan; M. Sukekawa, Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy,Ltd, Ibaraki-Ken, Japan; N. Kasahara, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo,Japan

SESSION 1.4N (CS-9-2)Monday, July 27, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Hercovka

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ASME CODE SECTION XI ACTIVITIES—IISponsored by: Codes and Standards CommitteeDeveloped by: R. C. Cipolla, Intertek Aptech, Sunnyvale, CA, USA; D.

Scarth, Kinectrics, Toronto, ON, Canada; R. Crane,ASME, New York, NY, USA

Chair: R. Crane, ASME, New York, NY, USACo-Chair: R. C. Cipolla, Intertek Aptech, Sunnyvale, CA, USAPVP2009-77132: ASSESSMENT OF PIPING FIELD FAILURES ANDBURST TESTS ON CARBON STEEL PIPES WITH LOCAL WALL THIN-NING USING ASME SECTION XI CODE CASE N-597-2K. Hasegawa, Japan Nuclear Energy Safety Organization (JNES), Tokyo,Japan; T. Meshii, University of Fukui, Fukui, 910-8507, Japan; D. Scarth,Kinectrics, Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2009-77178: THROUGH WALL RAPAIRS USING THE GTAWAMBIENT TEMPERATURE TEMPERBEAD PROCESSB. Newton, WEC Welding and Machining, Lake Bluff, IL, USAPVP2009-77824: TECHNICAL BASIS FOR REVISIONS TO ASMESECTION XI ACCEPTANCE STANDARDS FOR SURFACE FLAWS INPIPING IN STRESS CORROSION CRACKING SUSCEPTIBLEMATERIALSD. Scarth, Kinectrics, Toronto, ON, Canada; K. Miyazaki, Hitachi, Ltd.,Hitachi, Ibaraki, Japan; K. Hasegawa, Japan Nuclear Energy SafetyOrganization (JNES), Tokyo, Japan; W. H. Bamford, WestinghouseElectric, Pittsburgh, PA, USAPVP2009-77778: A RISK-INFORMED METHODOLOGY FOR ASMESECTION XI, APPENDIX GR. Gamble, Sartrex Corporation, Rockville, MD, USA; W. L. Server, ATIConsulting, Pinehurst, NC, USA; B. Bishop, N. Palm, C. Heinecke,Westinghouse Electric Company, Madison, PA, USA

SESSION 1.4O (TW-2-2)Monday, July 27, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, TyrolkaTECHNICAL TUTORIAL: ASME SECTION VIII, DIVISION 2, NEWDESIGN BY ANALYSIS RULES—IISponsored by: The PVP Division Conference CommitteePresented by: T. Seipp, Becht Engineering Canada, Ltd.

SESSION 1.4P (MF-17-4)Monday, July 27, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Foyer 1-3NDE DEMONSTRATION FORUM—IVSponsored by: PVP Senate, Materials and Fabrication Committee, andNDE Engineering DivisionDeveloped by: C. Jaske, DNV Columbus, Dublin, OH, USA

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SESSION 2.1B (DA-2-1)Tuesday, July 28, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, RomaDESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PRESSURE VESSELS, HEATEXCHANGERS, AND COMPONENTS—ISponsored by: Design and Analysis CommitteeDeveloped by: T. Seipp, Becht Engineering Canada, Ltd., Calgary, AB,

Canada; J. Taagepera, Chevron ETC, Richmond, CA,USA; D. LaBounty, Fluor Corporation, Aliso Viejo, CA,USA

Chair: T. Seipp, Becht Engineering Canada, Ltd., Calgary, AB,Canada

Co-Chair: D. LaBounty, Fluor Corporation, Aliso Viejo, CA, USAPVP2009-77007: STRESS FIELD AROUND A LARGE OPENING IN APRESSURE VESSEL DURING A MAJOR REPAIRE. Garrido, E. Casanova, Universidad Simon Bolivar, Caracas, Miranda,VenezuelaPVP2009-77150: REPAIR OF AN EXTERNALLY CORRODEDPRESSURE VESSEL USING AN INTERNAL LAP PATCH AND WELDBUILDUPR. Loohyeh, Chevron, Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, Wales, United Kingdom;J. Taagepera, D. Bosi, Chevron ETC, Richmond, CA, USA; M. J. Carroll,Chevron, Pembroke, United KingdomPVP2009-77834: EVALUATION OF A WELDED JOINT USING THESTRUCTURAL STRESS METHODS. George, Becht Engineering Canada Ltd., Calgary, AB, CanadaPVP2009-78034: A UNIVERSAL DESIGN METHOD BASED ONANALYSIS FOR CYLINDRICAL SHELLS WITH NOZZLES DUE TOINTERNAL PRESSURE, EXTERNAL FORCES AND MOMENTS—PARTIM. Xue, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China; Q. Du, China Ship ScientificResearch Center, Wuxi, Jiangsu, China; K.-C. Hwang, Z. Xiang, TsinghuaUniversity, Beijing, Beijing, ChinaPVP2009-78147: A UNIVERSAL DESIGN METHOD BASED ON ANALY-SIS FOR CYLINDRICAL SHELLS WITH NOZZLES DUE TO INTERNALPRESSURE, EXTERNAL FORCES AND MOMENTS—PART IIM. Xue, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China; Q. Du, China Ship ScientificResearch Center, Wuxi, Jiangsu, China; K.-C. Hwang, Zhihai Xiang,Tsinghua University, Beijing, Beijing, China

SESSION 2.1C (DA-4-3)Tuesday, July 28, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, ViennaRPV: PTS ANALYSESSponsored by: Design and Analysis CommitteeDeveloped by: D. Moinereau, EDF R&D, Moret-sur-Loing, France; G.

Chas, EDF/CEIDRE/DLAB, Avoine, FranceChair: D. Moinereau, EDF R&D, Moret-sur-Loing, FranceCo-Chair: G. Chas, EDF/CEIDRE/DLAB, Avoine, FrancePVP2009-77287: WARM PRE-STRESSING TESTS FOR WWER 440REACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL MATERIALD. Lauerova, V. Pistora, M. Brumovsky, M. Kytka, Nuclear ResearchInstitute Rez, plc, Rez, Czech Republic

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PVP2009-77396: GOOD PRACTICE HANDBOOK FOR PTSEVALUATIONV. Pistora, Nuclear Research Institute Rez, plc., Rez, Czech Republic; N.Taylor, JRC, Ispra, Italy; M. Brumovsky, Nuclear Research Institute Rez,plc, Rez, Czech RepublicPVP2009-77407: PTS BENCHMARK PERFORMED WITHIN IAEACOORDINATED RESEARCH PROJECT 9V. Pistora, M. Brumovsky, Nuclear Research Institute Rez, plc, Rez, CzechRepublicPVP2009-77671: ANALYSIS OF LARGE-SCALE FRACTUREEXPERIMENTS ADDRESSING THE BEHAVIOUR OF SUB-CLADFLAWS IN REACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL STEELP. Minnebo, E. Paffumi, European Commission Joint Research CentreInstitute for Energy, Petten, Netherlands; N. Taylor, JRC, Ispra, Italy; K. F.Nilsson, European Commission Joint Research Centre Institute for Energy,Petten, Netherlands; J. Palyza, V. Pistora, Nuclear Research Institute Rez,plc., Rez, Czech Republic

SESSION 2.1D (CT-2-4)Tuesday, July 28, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, MadridTESTING OF GASKETS AND PACKINGS—IISponsored by: Computer Technology CommitteeDeveloped by: J. Payne, Jpac Inc, Long Valley, NJ, USAChair: J. Waterland, Virginia Sealing Products, Inc., Hopewell,

VA, USACo-Chair: J. Payne, Jpac Inc, Long Valley, NJ, USAPVP2009-77466: SUPERHEATED STEAM TEST RIG FORCOMPRESSED N0N-ASBESTOS GASKETS QUALIFICATIONJ. Veiga, A. M. Furtado, C. Cipolatti, Teadit Industria e Comercio Ltda, Riode Janeiro, RJ, BrazilPVP2009-77847: VARIABLES AFFECTING THE ASSEMBLY BOLTSTRESS DEVELOPED DURING MANUAL TIGHTENING (PresentationOnly)J. Waterland, Virginia Sealing Products, Inc., Hopewell, VA, USA; J. Payne,Jpac Inc, Long Valley, NJ, USAPVP2009-77633: THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SEALING BEHAVIOROF GASKETS AND THE LEAK TIGHTNESS OF GASKETED BOLTEDFLANGED CONNECTIONST. Kobayashi, K. Masui, W. T. Soon, Numazu National College ofTechnology, Numazu, Shizuoka, JapanPVP2009-77810: FACTORS AFFECTING HIGH TEMPERATURERELAXATION BEHAVIORS OF EXPANDED PTFE GASKETSW. Lee, Inertech, Inc., Monterey Park, CA, USA; H. A. Bouzid, Ecole deTechnologie Superieure, Montreal, QC, Canada; J. Huang, Inertech, Inc.,Monterey Park, CA, USA

SESSION 2.1E (SPC-1-4)Tuesday, July 28, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, AmsterdamSTUDENT PAPER SYMPOSIUM AND COMPETITION SESSION—IVSponsored by: PVP SenateDeveloped by: J. Todd, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USAChair: J. Todd, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USA

Co-Chair: J. F. Cory, Jr, Siemens PLM Software, Milford, OH, USA;P. Mertiny, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada

PVP2009-77207: ANALYTICAL MODELING OF FLAT FACE FLANGESWITH METAL-TO-METAL CONTACT BEYOND THE BOLT CIRCLEH. Galai, H. A. Bouzid, Ecole de Technologie Superieure, Montreal, QC,CanadaPVP2009-77680: MODELLING OF PRESTRAIN EFFECTS ONFRACTURE USING LOCAL APPROACH METHODSS. J. Lewis, C. Truman, D. J. Smith, University of Bristol, Bristol, UnitedKingdomPVP2009-77190: COUPLED EFGM AND F2LFEM FOR FRACTUREANALYSIS OF CRACKSK. N. Rajesh, B. N. Rao, Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, Chennai,Tamilnadu, IndiaPVP2009-77531: ANALYSIS OF CONSTANT AND VARIABLEAMPLITUDE STRAIN-LIFE DATA USING A NOVEL PROBABILISTICWEIBULL REGRESSION MODELH. Pinto, University of Cantabria, Santander, Spain; A. M. P. De Jesus,University of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro, Vila Real, Portugal; A.Fernández-Canteli, University of Oviedo, Gijón, SpainPVP2009-77993: ASSESSMENT OF STATE OF RESIDUAL STRESS OFHYBRID PRESSURE VESSELSM. Schulz, C. Gregor, Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing,Berlin, Germany

SESSION 2.1F (OAC-8-4)Tuesday, July 28, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, AthensAGING MANAGEMENT AND LIFE EXTENSION—IVSponsored by: Operations, Applications, and ComponentsCommitteeDeveloped by: V. Shah, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA;

G. Bezdikian, Georges Bezdikian Consulting, Le Vesinet,France

Chair: G. Bezdikian, Georges Bezdikian Consulting, Le Vesinet,France

Co-Chair: P. Contri, Joint Research Center—Institute for Energy,Petten, Netherlands

PVP2009-77784: MATERIALS AGING DEGRADATION OF RECTORVESSEL INTERNALS, PART III: STRUCTURAL EVALUATION—LOCALFINITE ELEMENT MODELSM. Snyder, T. Liszkai, AREVA NP Inc, Lynchburg, VA, USA; A. Demma,Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, CA, USAPVP2009-77786: MATERIALS AGING DEGRADATION OF RECTORVESSEL INTERNALS PART II: STRUCTURAL EVALUATION—GLOBALFINITE ELEMENT MODELST. Liszkai, M. Snyder, AREVA NP Inc, Lynchburg, VA, USA; A. Demma,Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, CA, USAPVP2009-77959: NEW SAFETY ASSESSMENT SYSTEM FORCORRODED UNDERGROUND PIPELINESS. Szavai, G. B. Lenkeyne, Bay Zoltán Foundation for Applied Research,Miskolctapolca, Hungary

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PVP2009-77908: VVER-440 NPP REACTOR VESSEL AND REACTORINTERNALS DESIGN REVIEW CALCULATION USING ASME BPVCT. Pálfi, P. Pálfi, VEIKI Institute for Electric Power Research, Budapest,Hungary; S. Ratkai, NPP Paks, Paks, Hungary; S. Dancsó, VEIKI Institutefor Electric Power Research, Budapest, Hungary

SESSION 2.1G (OAC-4-1)Tuesday, July 28, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, BarcelonaTHERMAL ASPECTS OF PACKAGINGSSponsored by: Operations, Applications, and ComponentsCommitteeDeveloped by: C. May, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC,

USA; A. Smith, Savannah River National Lab, Aiken, SC,USA

Chair: J. G. Arbital, Y-12 National Security Complex, Oak Ridge,TN, USA

Co-Chair: C. Bajwa, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville,MD, USA

PVP2009-77017: RADIATION HEAT TRANSFER ENVIRONMENT INFIRE AND FURNACE TESTS OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIALSPACKAGESA. Smith, Savannah River National Lab, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2009-77045: THERMAL ANALYSIS OF DRUM TYPE RADIOACTIVEMATERIAL (RAM) PACKAGING ARRAYS IN STORAGEN. Gupta, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, LLC, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2009-77261: BURN BEHAVIOR OF A POLYURETHANE FOAMIMPACT LIMITERJ. Li, S.-W. Tam, Y. Y. Liu, Argonne National Labratory, Argonne, IL, USAPVP2009-77265: A RADIOFREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION (RFID)TEMPERATURE-MONITORING SYSTEM FOR EXTENDEDMAINTENANCE OF NUCLEAR MATERIALS PACKAGINGK. Chen, H. Tsai, R. R. Fabian, Y. Y. Liu, Argonne National Laboratory,Argonne, IL, USA; J. M. Shuler, U.S. Department of Energy, Washington,DC, USAPVP2009-77790: SEVERE TRANSPORTATION ACCIDENTS: IMPACTSOF SEVERE FIRES ON RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL TRANSPORTATIONC. Bajwa, D. Dunn, E. Easton, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission,Rockville, MD, USA

SESSION 2.1H (SE-9-1)Tuesday, July 28, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, BrusselsFORUM ON DYNAMIC RESPONSE BEHAVIOR OF PIPINGSponsored by: Seismic Engineering CommitteeDeveloped by: G. Slagis, GC Slagis Associates, Pleasant Hill, CA, USAChair: M. Nitzel, M. E. Nitzel Engineering Services, Nampa, ID,

USACo-Chair: D. T. Clark, Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID, USAModerator: G. Slagis, GC Slagis Associates, Pleasant Hill, CA, USA

SESSION 2.1I (FSI-3-4)Tuesday, July 28, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, BrusselsPIPING VIBRATIONS AND ACOUSTICS—I

Sponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction CommitteeDeveloped by: N. Mureithi, Ecole Polytechnique, Montreal, Montreal, QC,

CanadaChair: P. Moussou, Electricité de France/LaMSID UMR CNRS

EDF 2832, Clamart, FranceCo-Chair: F. Inada, Central Reseach Institute of Electric Power

Industry, Tokyo,, JapanPVP2009-77071: AZIMUTHAL BEHAVIOUR OF SELF-EXCITEDDIAMETRAL MODES OF INTERNAL CAVITIESK. Aly, S. Ziada, McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, CanadaPVP2009-77102: A WHISTLING CRITERION FOR TWO ORIFICES INSERIESR. Lacombe, Electricité de France/LaMSID UMR CNRS EDF 2832,Clamart, France; Y. Aurégan, Laboratoire d’Acoustique de l’Université duMaine, UMR CNRS 6613, Le Mans, France; P. Moussou, Electricité deFrance/LaMSID UMR CNRS EDF 2832, Clamart, FrancePVP2009-77266: EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF FLOW OVER ABACKWARD-FACING STEP IN PROXIMITY TO A FLEXIBLE WALLA. Velikorodny, University of Victoria, Victoria, BC, Canada; G. Duck,Honeywell, Vancouver, BC, Canada; P. Oshkai, University of Victoria,Victoria, BC, CanadaPVP2009-77321: ON THE MODELLING OF NOISE GENERATION INCORRUGATED PIPESH. Goyder, Cranfield University, Shrivenham, Oxfordshire, United KingdomPVP2009-77373: FLOW-INDUCED VIBRATION OF A CONTROL VALVEIN A CAVITATING FLOWM. Watanabe, K. Nishino, K. Yonekura, T. Hagiwara, Y. Kitajima, ToshibaCorporation, Yokohama, Japan

SESSION 2.1J (FSI-4-4)Tuesday, July 28, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Karlin 1SHOCK WAVE PROPAGATIONSponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction CommitteeDeveloped by: S. Itoh, Kumamoto University, Kumamoto, Japan; C.

Giannopapa, European Space Agency, Noordwijk,Netherlands

Chair: S. Itoh, Kumamoto University, Kumamoto, JapanCo-Chair: C. Giannopapa, European Space Agency, Noordwijk,

NetherlandsPVP2009-77502: STUDY ON EXPANSION OF A SILICON TUBE BYUNDERWATER SHOCK WAVEH. Iyama, Yatsushiro National College of Technology, Yatsushiro, Japan; H.Hamashima, Kumamoto Industrial Research Institute, Kumamoto, Japan;K. Nishi, S. Itoh, Kumamoto University, Kumamoto City, JapanPVP2009-77815: MULTIPLE REFLECTION AND TRANSMISSION THE-ORY FOR WAVE PROPAGATION IN THE AORTAC. Giannopapa, European Space Agency, Noordwijk, NetherlandsPVP2009-77382: A FULLY ELASTIC MODEL FOR STUDYINGSUBMERGED CIRCULAR CYLINDRICAL SHELLS SUBJECTED TO AWEAK SHOCK WAVE

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C. Leblond, University of La Rochelle, La Rochelle, Charente-Maritime,France; S. Iakovlev, Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS, Canada; J.-F.Sigrist, DCNS Propulsion, Nantes, FrancePVP2009-78100: COUPLING A DETONATION SHOCK DYNAMICSCODE TO AN EULERIAN HYDROCODEY.-H. Kim, The University of Alabama at Birmingham, Birmingham, AL,USA; D. Littlefield, D. Lambert, Air Force Research Laboratory, MunitionsDirectorLte, Eglin Air Force Base, FL, USA

SESSION 2.1K (MF-2-4)Tuesday, July 28, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Karlin 2APPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILUREASSESSMENT—IVSponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: J. J.-A. Wang, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge,

TN, USA; D. Scarth, Kinectrics, Toronto, ON, CanadaChair: J. J.-A. Wang, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge,

TN, USACo-Chair: D. Scarth, Kinectrics, Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2009-77355: ESTIMATION OF V FACTOR UNDER COMBINEDTHERMAL AND MECHANICAL STRESS FOR CIRCUMFERENTIALCRACKED PIPEST.-K. Song, Y.-J. Kim, Korea University, Seoul, Korea (Republic); C.-K. Oh,Korea Power Engineering Company, Yongin, Korea (Republic); K. Nikbin,Imperial College of Science, London, United Kingdom; R. A. Ainsworth,British Energy Generation Limited, Gloucester, United KingdomPVP2009-77972: CONSTRAINT ANALYSIS AND FAILURE PREDICTIONOF LINE PIPESZ. X. Wang, Jiangsu University, Zhenjiang, Jiangsu, China; Y. Chao,University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, USA; P.-S. Lam, SavannahRiver National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2009-77446: HETEROGENEOUS MICROSTRUCTURE EFFECT ONRESIDUAL STRESS AND FATIGUE CRACK RESISTANCE IN DUAL-PHASE MATERIALSM. Mochizuki, Y. Mikami, Osaka University, Suita, Osaka, JapanPVP2009-77567: USE OF LOCAL APPROACH METHODS WITH NON-PROPORTIONAL LOAD HISTORIESS. J. Lewis, D. J. Smith, University of Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom; C.Truman, Bristol University, Bristol, United KingdomPVP2009-77985: EXPERIMENT AND MODELING OF FATIGUE CRACKGROWTH WITH ALTERING LOADING DIRECTIONW. Tu, Zhejiang University of Technology, Nanchang University, Hangzhou,Zhejiang, China; X. Wang, Z. Gao, Zhejiang University of Technology,Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China

SESSION 2.1L (MF-4-4)Tuesday, July 28, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Karlin 3WELDING RESIDUAL STRESS SIMULATION AND MEASUREMENT—IVSponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: E. Keim, AREVA NP GmbH, Erlangen, Germany; F. W.

Brust, Jr, Engineering Mechanics Corp. of Columbus,Columbus, OH, USA

Chair: E. Keim, AREVA NP GmbH, Erlangen, GermanyCo-Chair: F. W. Brust, Jr, Engineering Mechanics Corp. of

Columbus, Columbus, OH, USAPVP2009-77449: NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF TRANSIENTTEMPERATURE IN SMAWM. S. M. Panwala, Larsen & Toubro Limited, Surat, Gujarat, India; S. A.Channiwala, S V National Institute of Technology, Surat, Gujarat, India; K.N. Srinivasan, Larsen & Toubro Limited, Surat, Gujarat, IndiaPVP2009-77540: DEVELOPMENT OF WELD MODELLING GUIDELINESIN THE UKP. Hurrell, C. Watson, Rolls-Royce plc, Derby, United Kingdom; J.Bouchard, The Open University, Milton Keynes, United Kingdom; M. Smith,British Energy, Gloucester, Glos, United Kingdom; R. Dennis, N. Leggatt,Frazer-Nash Consultancy, Bristol, United Kingdom; S. Bate, A. Warren,Serco Assurance, Warrington, United KingdomPVP2009-77584: SENSITIVITY OF PREDICTED WELD RESIDUALSTRESSES IN THE NeT TASK GROUP 1 SINGLE BEAD ON PLATEBENCHMARK PROBLEM TO FINITE ELEMENT MESH DESIGN ANDHEAT SOURCE CHARACTERISTICSP. J. Bendeich, ANSTO, Lucas Heights, NSW, Australia; M. Smith, BritishEnergy, Gloucester, Glos, United Kingdom; D. Carr, L. E. Edwards,ANSTO, Lucas Heights, NSW, AustraliaPVP2009-77617: WELD RESIDUAL STRESS AND DISTORTION BYCONSIDERING PROCESS MECHANICSM. Mochizuki, Osaka University, Suita, Osaka, Japan

SESSION 2.1M (CS-3-1)Tuesday, July 28, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, RokoskaDESIGN-BY-ANALYSIS USING 2007 SECTION VIII-DIVISION 2Sponsored by: Codes and Standards CommitteeDeveloped by: A. Kalnins, Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA, USAChair: M. Rana, Praxair, Inc, Tonawanda, NY, USACo-Chair: J. Rudolph, AREVA NP GmbH, Erlangen, GermanyPVP2009-77394: INVESTIGATION OF THE ELASTIC-PLASTIC DESIGNMETHOD IN SECTION VIII DIV. 2W. Reinhardt, Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, Mississauga, ON,CanadaPVP2009-77859: FATIGUE ANALYSIS METHODS: THEIR PERFOR-MANCE EVALUATION FOR A CLASS OF PRESSURE VESSELS WITHWELDED JOINTSA. Kalnins, Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA, USAPVP2009-77838: WEIGHT SAVINGS USING ASME SECTION VIII, DIVI-SION 2, DESIGN-BY-ANALYSIS METHODK. Bardia, D. LaBounty, T. Breig, M. Basic, Fluor Corporation, Aliso Viejo,CA, USAPVP2009-77856: AN APPRAISAL OF TWO SIMPLIFIED INELASTICMETHODS OF THE ASME CODES. Chattopadhyay, The Pennsylvania State University, DuBois, PA, USA

SESSION 2.1N (CS-13-1)Tuesday, July 28, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, HercovkaRECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN EUROPEAN CODES AND STANDARDSSponsored by: Codes and Standards Committee

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Developed by: B. Dogan, EPRI, Charlotte, NC, USA; R. A. Ainsworth,British Energy Generation Limited, Gloucester, UnitedKingdom

Chair: S. Marie, CEA, Gif sur Yvette, FranceCo-Chair: M. Ando, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki-Ken,

JapanPVP2009-77840: NEW RUSSIAN NATIONAL STANDARDS ONPRESSURE VESSEL AND APPARATUS DESIGN AND STRENGTHCALCULATIONB. Volfson, JSC “VNIINEFTEMASH”, Moscow, RussiaPVP2009-78046: ADAPTATION OF RCC-M DESIGN ANDCONSTRUCTION RULES TO THE EVOLUTION OF PROJECTS NEEDS,REGULATORY EVOLUTIONS AND INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGESJ.-M. Grandemange, AREVA NP, Paris La Défense, FrancePVP2009-77919: STRENGTH ASSESSMENT OF EQUIPMENTS ANDPIPING OF WWER NUCLEAR POWER PLANTSS. Vejvoda, Institute of Applied Mechanics, Ltd, Brno, Czech RepublicPVP2009-78057: BS7910: HISTORY AND FUTURE DEVELOPMENTSI. Hadley, TWI Ltd, Cambridge, United Kingdom

SESSION 2.1O (MF-23-1)Tuesday, July 28, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, TyrolkaCREEP AND CREEP-FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH—ISponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: T.-L. Sham, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge,

TN, USA; N. O’Dowd, University of Limerick, Limerick,Ireland

Chair: S. ShamCo-Chair: M. Yamamoto, CRIEPI, Yokosuka, Kanagawa, JapanPVP2009-77108: STRESS RE-DISTRIBUTION INDUCED BY CREEPRELAXATION AROUND A NOTCH LOADED INTENSION—MEASUREMENT AND MODELINGB. Leitch, Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd, Chalk River, ON, Canada; N.Christodoulou, Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, Ottawa, ON,Canada; R. Rogge, National Research Council, Chalk River, ON, CanadaPVP2009-77182: THE INFLUENCE OF CREEP-FATIGUE INTERACTIONON HIGH TEMPERATURE CRACK GROWTH IN 316 STEELWELDMENTSC. Davies, Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom; D. Dean,British Energy, Gloucester, United Kingdom; A. Mehmanparast, ImperialCollege London, London, United Kingdom; K. Nikbin, Imperial College ofScience, London, United KingdomPVP2009-77862: EFFECT OF CONSTRAINT ON CREEP CRACKPROPAGATION OF MOD. 9Cr-1Mo STEEL WELD JOINTM. Yamamoto, CRIEPI, Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan; N. Miura, T. Ogata,CRIEPI, Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77551: CREEP-FATIGUE BEHAVIOR AND LIFE PREDICTIONOF 316L STAINLESS STEEL UNDER DIFFERENT LOADING LEVELSH. Jiang, X. Chen, Z. Fan, J. Dong, H. Jiang, Hefei General MachineryResearch Institute, Hefei, Anhui, China

SESSION 2.1P (CT-8-1)Tuesday, July 28, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Foyer 1-3SOFTWARE DEMONSTRATION FORUM—ISponsored by: Computer Technology CommitteeDeveloped by: J. F. Cory, Jr, Siemens PLM Software, Milford, OH, USA

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SESSION 2.2B (DA-2-2)Tuesday, July 28, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, RomaDESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PRESSURE VESSELS, HEATEXCHANGERS, AND COMPONENTS—IISponsored by: Design and Analysis CommitteeDeveloped by: T. Seipp, Becht Engineering Canada, Ltd., Calgary, AB,

Canada; J. Taagepera, Chevron ETC, Richmond, CA,USA; D. LaBounty, Fluor Corporation, Aliso Viejo, CA,USA


Co-Chair D. LaBounty, Fluor Corporation, Aliso Viejo, CA, USAPVP2009-77251: THERMO-MECHANICAL DESIGN OF BRAZEDPLATE-FINS HEAT EXCHANGER BASED ON FINITE ELEMENTMODELING USING HOMOGENIZATION TECHNIQUESJ. Dib, I. Lewon, B. Martin, Fives Cryogenie, Golbey, FrancePVP2009-77590: STRESS ANALYSIS OF PRESSURIZED MICRO-CHANNEL PASSAGESG.-Y. Zhou, S.-T. Tu, F. Xuan, Z. Wang, East China University of Scienceand Technology, Shanghai, ChinaPVP2009-77524: BUCKLING ANALYSIS OF AN ORTHOTROPICELLIPTICAL TOROIDAL SHELLD. Redekop, U of Ottawa, Ottawa, ON, CanadaPVP2009-77521: CONSTRUCTION OF PRESSURE VESSEL USINGTHIN INNER SHELL WOUND CROSS-HELICALLY BY INTERLOCKINGSTRIPSC. Ping, Beijing University of Chemical Technology, Beijing, ChinaPVP2009-77885: USE OF DESIGN-BY-ANALYSIS FOR DESIGNINGSHEAR KEY STRUCTURE RETAINING END WALLT. Naruse, Hitachi, Ltd., Mechanical Engineering Research Laboratory,Hitachinaka, Ibaraki, Japan; T. Kuwano, T. Hashimoto, M. Narita, H. Miura,Hitachi Plant Technologies, Ltd., Tsuchiura, Ibaraki, Japan

SESSION 2.2C (DA-4-4)Tuesday, July 28, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, ViennaRPV: FRACTURE ASSESSMENTSponsored by: Design and Analysis CommitteeDeveloped by: D. Moinereau, EDF R&D, Moret-sur-Loing, France; G.

Chas, EDF/CEIDRE/DLAB, Avoine, FranceChair: W. Server, ATI Consulting, Pinehurst, NC, USA

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Co-Chair: F. Minami, Osaka University, Suita, Osaka, JapanPVP2009-77143: STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR INFLUENCE COEFFI-CIENTS FOR EXTERNAL SURFACE FLAWS IN BOILING WATERREACTOR PRESSURE VESSELSS. Yin, T. Dickson, P. Williams, R. Bass, Oak Ridge National Laboratory,Oak Ridge, TN, USAPVP2009-77299: CONSTRAINT CORRECTED CLEAVAGE FRACTUREASSESSMENT BASED ON TESTS OF STANDARD AND SMALL SCALECRUCIFORM SPECIMENSJ. Hohe, V. Hardenacke, D. Siegele, Fraunhofer Institut fürWerkstoffmechanik, Freiburg, GermanyPVP2009-78011: PREDICTION OF CLEAVAGE CRACK ARREST WITHLOCAL APPROACH: 3D ELASTOVISCOPLASTIC INTERPRETATIONOF CRACK ARREST EXPERIMENTSA. Dahl, Electricité de France Moret-Sur-Loing, France; C. Berdin, EcoleCentrale Paris, Chatenay-Malabry, France; D. Moinereau, EDF R&D,Moret-sur-Loing, France; Y. Meziere, EDF SEPTEN, Villeurbanne, FrancePVP2009-78055: ANALYTICAL MODELING OF DYNAMIC CRACKPROPAGATION IN DCB SPECIMENSM. R. A. Fasakhodi, K. N. Toosi University of Technology, Tehran, Iran; A.R. Shahani, K.N.T. Universityof Technology, Tehran, Tehran, Iran

SESSION 2.2D (CT-2-5)Tuesday, July 28, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, MadridTHREADED FASTENERSSponsored by: Computer Technology CommitteeDeveloped by: S. Nassar, Oakland University, Rochester, MI, USAChair: S. Nassar, Oakland University, Rochester, MI, USACo-Chair: T. Fukuoka, Kobe University, Kobe, JapanPVP2009-77447: SELF-LOOSENING MECHANISM OF NUTS DUE TOCYCLIC THERMAL LOADY. Shoji, Chiyoda Advanced Solutions Corporation, Yokohama, Kanagawa,Japan; T. Sawa, Hiroshima University, HIgashihiroshima, Hiroshima, JapanPVP2009-77689: THREE DIMENSIONAL ELASTIC-PLASTIC FINITEELEMENT SIMULATION ON BOLT TIGHTENING BEYOND YIELDS. Nagata, Toyo Engineering Corporation, Chiba, Chiba, Japan; S.Kaneda, Tokyo Denki University, Hatoyama, Hiki-gun, Japan; H. Tsuji,Tokyo Denki University, Hatoyama, Saitama, Japan; T. Sawa, HiroshimaUniversity, HIgashihiroshima, Hiroshima, JapanPVP2009-77727: APPLICATION OF PLASTIC REGION BOLTTIGHTENING TO FLANGE JOINT ASSEMBLY—BEHAVIOR OF LARGEDIAMETER FLANGES. Kaneda, Tokyo Denki University, Hatoyama, Hiki-gun, Japan; H. Tsuji,Tokyo Denki University, Hatoyama, Saitama, JapanPVP2009-78135: EFFECT OF ECCENTRICITY OF CYCLIC TENSILELOADS ON THE CLAMP LOAD LOSS IN A BOLTED JOINT WITHYIELDED FASTENER: A NONLINEAR MODELS. Nassar, M. Ganganala, Oakland University, Rochester, MI, USA

SESSION 2.2E (SPC-1-5)Tuesday, July 28, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, AmsterdamSTUDENT PAPER SYMPOSIUM AND COMPETITION SESSION—VSponsored by: PVP Senate

Developed by: J. Todd, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USAChair: J. Todd, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USACo-Chair: J. F. Cory, Jr, Siemens PLM Software, Milford, OH, USA;

C. Giannopapa, European Space Agency, Noordwijk,Netherlands

PVP2009-77445: EFFECTS OF HAZ SOFTENING ON TENSILESTRENGTH LIMIT IN GIRTH-WELDED PIPE JOINTSH. Kitano, S. Okano, M. Mochizuki, Osaka University, Suita, JapanPVP2009-77593: A STUDY OF DEVELOPING COMPOSITE MATERIALOF PENETRATED DIAMOND PARTICLES INTO METAL PLATEK. Nishi, Kumamoto University, Kumamoto City, JapanPVP2009-77114: NON DESTRUCTIVE EXAMINATION OF HELIUMIMPLANTED Fe-Cr MODEL ALLOYSV. Krajak, European Commission, Joint Research Centre, Petten,Netherlands; S. Sojak, M. Petriska, J. Veternikova, Slovak University ofTechnology, Bratislava, SlovakiaPVP2009-77522: ANALYSIS OF SURFACE STRAINS AND LEAKAGEBEHAVIOR IN COMPOSITE PIPES AND VESSELS USING DIGITALIMAGE CORRELATION TECHNIQUER. Scheuer, Leibniz Universität Hannover, Hannover, Niedersachsen,Germany; P. Mertiny, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada; D.Bormann, Leibniz Universität Hannover—Institute of Materials Science,Hannover, Niedersachsen, GermanyPVP2009-77801: EXPERIMENTAL STUDY AND NUMERICAL SIMULA-TION OF DOMES UNDER WIND LOADH. A. Al-Hashimi, A. Seibi, A. Molki, Petroleum Institute, Abu Dhabi, UnitedArab Emir.

SESSION 2.2F (OAC-8-5)Tuesday, July 28, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, AthensAGING MANAGEMENT AND LIFE EXTENSION—VSponsored by: Operations, Applications, and ComponentsCommitteeDeveloped by: G. Bezdikian, Georges Bezdikian Consulting, Le Vesinet,

France; M. Sanwarwalla, Sargent & Lundy, LLC, Chicago,IL, USA

Chair: A. Martin, Electricité De France, Chatou, FranceCo-Chair: M. Snyder, AREVA NP Inc, Lynchburg, VA, USAPVP2009-77710: MICROSTRUCTURE AND MECHANICAL PROPER-TIES OF G17CrMoV5—10 CAST STEEL AFTER REGENERATIVE HEATTREATMENTG. Golanski, Czestochowa University of Technology, Czestochowa, PolandPVP2009-77731: INTEGRITY AND LIFE ASSESSMENT OF CASTDUPLEX STAINLESS STEEL ELBOWS USED IN THE PRIMARY LOOPSOF PWRSN. Ligneau, Electricité de France, Villeurbanne, France; C. Pages, EDF-UNIE, Saint Denis, France; M. Akamatsu, C. Pockor, EDF-R&D, Moret-Sur-Loing, France; V. Calonne-Chatelee, EDF-CEIDRE, Saint Denis, FrancePVP2009-77739: ASSESSMENT OF THE FATIGUE LIFE OF A PWRSURGE LINE INCLUDING THE EFFECT OF COOLANT ENVIRONMENTG. Koenig, EnBW Kernkraft GmbH, Neckarwestheim, Germany; H.

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Rothenhoefer, AMTEC Services GmbH, Lauffen, Germany; J. Bartonicek,JB Engineering Consultant, Neckarwestheim, BW, GermanyPVP2009-77889: ON THE ROLE OF FRACTURE MECHANICSASSESSMENT WITHIN THE INTEGRITY CONCEPTG. Koenig, EnBW Kernkraft GmbH, Neckarwestheim, Germany; J.Bartonicek, JB Engineering Consultant, Neckarwestheim, BW, Germany; F.Schoeckle, Amtec Services, Lauffen, BW, Germany

SESSION 2.2G (OAC-9-1)Tuesday, July 28, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, BarcelonaPANEL SESSION: CRUSH TESTING OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIALSHIPPING PACKAGESSponsored by: Operations, Applications, and ComponentsCommitteeDeveloped by: C. Bajwa, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville,

MD, USA; M. Feldman, Oak Ridge National Laboratory,Knoxville, TN, USA

Chair: C. Bajwa, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rocvkille,MD, USA

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

Panelists:R. Hafner, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore, CA, USAG. Bjorkman, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville, MD, USAF. Wille, BAM Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing, Berlin,

GermanyA. C. Smith, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAM. Feldman, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Knoxville, TN, USAR. B. Pope, Safe/Secure Transport of Radioactive Material, Waynesboro,

PA, USA

SESSION 2.2H (SE-12-1)Tuesday, July 28, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, BerlinSEISMIC ISSUES IN NEW REACTOR LICENSING ACTIVITIESSponsored by: Seismic Engineering CommitteeDeveloped by: J. Xu, NRC, Rockville, MD, USAChair: J. Xu, NRC, Rockville, MD, USACo-Chair: J. C. Chen, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory,

Livermore, CA, USAPVP2009-77322: OVERVIEW OF SEISMIC ISSUES IN DC AND COLAPPLICATION REVIEWSJ. Xu, S. Samaddar, NRC, Rockville, MD, USAPVP2009-77323: CASE STUDY: EFFECT OF SSI AND GROUNDMOTION INCOHERENCY ON NPP STRUCTURESJ. Xu, S. Samaddar, NRC, Rockville, MD, USAPVP2009-77326: PART 52 PROCESS-IMPLEMENTATION IN NEWREACTOR APPLICATION REVIEW OF STRUCTURES ANDCOMPONENTS (Presentation Only)S. Samaddar, J. Xu, NRC, Rockville, MD, USAPVP2009-77380: SEISMIC WAVES ATTENUATION WITH DISTANCE INTHE BOHEMIAN MASSIFJ. Maly, Nuclear Research Institute Rez, Prague, Czech Republic; D.

Prochazkova, Police Academy of the Czech Republic; Prague, CzechRepublic

SESSION 2.2I (FSI-3-5)Tuesday, July 28, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, BrusselsFIV IN HEAT EXCHANGER TUBE ARRAYS—IISponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction CommitteeDeveloped by: N. Mureithi, Ecole Polytechnique, Montreal, Montreal, QC,

CanadaChair: M. Hassan, University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, NB,

CanadaCo-Chair: F. Jusserand, Electricité de France EDF—Research and

Development, Chatou, FrancePVP2009-77052: EFFECT OF ANGLE OF ATTACK ON THEFLUIDELASTIC INSTABILITY OF A TUBE BUNDLE SUBJECTED TOCROSS-FLOWT. Joly, N. Mureithi, M. Pettigrew, Ecole Polytechnique, Montreal, QC,CanadaPVP2009-77774: NUMERICAL STUDY OF TUBE ARRAY VIBRATIONSUNDER CROSS FLOWJ. C. B. de Motta, F. Baj, Commissariat à l’Énergie Atomique, Gif sur Yvette,FrancePVP2009-77134: A STUDY ON STREAM-WISE OSCILLATION OFCYLINDER ARRAYS (EFFECT OF PITCH RATIO)T. Nakamura, T. Yoshikawa, T. Yoshimura, H. Kondo, Osaka SangyoUniversity, Daito, Osaka, JapanPVP2009-78076: FLOW-INDUCED VIBRATION AND FRETTING-WEARPERFORMANCE OF CANDU STEAM GENERATOR U-TUBES: INSTRU-MENTATIONA. Mohany, V. Janzen, Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., Chalk River, ON,Canada

SESSION 2.2JTuesday, July 28, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Karlin 1THE 2008 CALVIN W. RICE LECTURESponsored by: The PVP Division Conference CommitteeDeveloped by: M. Nitzel, M. E. Nitzel Engineering Services, Nampa, ID,

USA; Y. W. Kwon, Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey,CA, USA

Chair: M. Nitzel, M. E. Nitzel Engineering Services, Nampa, ID,USA

Co-Chair: Y. W. Kwon, Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA,USA

PVP2009-77468: THE FABULOUS NUCLEAR ODYSSEY OF BELGIUML. H. Geraets, GDF-SUEZ, Brussels, Belgium

SESSION 2.2K (MF-2-5)Tuesday, July 28, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Karlin 2APPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILUREASSESSMENT—VSponsored by: Materials and Fabrication Committee

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Developed by: P.-S. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken,SC, USA; D. Lidbury, Serco Technical and AssuranceServices, Warrington, Cheshire, United Kingdom

Chair: P.-S. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken,SC, USA

Co-Chair: A.-H. I. Mourad, United Arab Emirates University, Al-Ain,United Arab Emir.

PVP2009-77224: Z-FACTORS FOR FEEDER BENDS WITH PLANARAXIAL FLAWSB. Wasiluk, D. Scarth, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2009-77271: ENGINEERING PROCEDURE FOR CALCULATION OFELASTIC STRESS CONCENTRATION FACTORS OF BEARING PADFRETTING FLAWSB. Wasiluk, D. Scarth, Kinectrics, Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2009-77476: REVIEW OF THE CURRENT CONSERVATISMS INTHE ASSESSMENT OF THIN-WALLED STRUCTURESR. S. Kulka, Frazer-Nash Consultancy, Dorking, United Kingdom; A. Price,Frazer-Nash Consultancy, Warrington, United KingdomPVP2009-77032: FRACTURE MECHANICS OF TAPERED CRACKSE. Smith, University of Manchester, Manchester. Ml 7HS, United KingdomPVP2009-78002: FATIGUE LIFE PREDICTION OF NOTCHED COMPO-NENTS BASED ON MULTIAXIAL LOCAL STRESS-STRAINAPPROACHB. Qiu, Z. Gao, X. G. Wang, Zhejiang University of Technology, Hangzhou,China

SESSION 2.2L (MF-4-5)Tuesday, July 28, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Karlin 3WELDING RESIDUAL STRESS SIMULATION AND MEASUREMENT—VSponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: C. Truman, Bristol University, Bristol, United Kingdom; M.

Mochizuki, Osaka University, Suita, Osaka, JapanChair: C. Truman, Bristol University, Bristol, United KingdomCo-Chair: M. Mochizuki, Osaka University, Suita, Osaka, JapanPVP2009-77470: INVESTIGATION OF THE PERFORMANCE OF THECONTOUR RESIDUAL STRESS MEASUREMENT METHOD WHENAPPLIED TO WELDED PIPE STRUCTURESR. Dennis, N. Leggatt, Frazer-Nash Consultancy, Bristol, United KingdomPVP2009-77496: RESIDUAL STRESS MEASUREMENTS IN A THREE-BEAD SLOT WELD IN A 20 MM CARBON STEEL PLATEC. Ohms, Joint Research Centre, Petten, Netherlands; R. Wimpory,Helmholtz-Centre Berlin, Berlin, Germany; M. Hofmann, TechnicalUniversity of Munich, Garching, Bavaria, Germany; D. Neov, Institute forNuclear Research and Nuclear Energy, Sofia, North-Holland, Bulgaria; R.Haigh, M. Turski, M. E. Fitzpatrick, L. Edwards, Open University, MiltonKeynes, United KingdomPVP2009-77571: STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF PIPE GIRTH WELDEXPERIMENTAL RESIDUAL STRESS DATAB. Nadri, University of Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom; M. Smith, BritishEnergy, Gloucester, Glos, United Kingdom; D. J. Smith, C. Truman,University of Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom; J. Bouchard, The OpenUniversity, Milton Keynes, United Kingdom

PVP2009-77830: MEASUREMENT OF RESIDUAL STRESSES IN THEDISSIMILAR METAL WELD JOINT OF A SAFE-END NOZZLECOMPONENTL. Chidwick, VEQTER Ltd, Bristol, United Kingdom; K. Ogawa, JapanNuclear Energy Safety Organization, Tokyo, Japan; E. Kingston, VEQTERLtd, Bristol, United Kingdom; D. J. Smith, University of Bristol, Bristol,United Kingdom; I. Muroya, Y. Iwamoto, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.,Takasago, JapanPVP2009-77243: NUMERICAL ANALYSES OF RESIDUAL STRESSFIELDS IN WELDED COMPONENTSD. Siegele, M. Brand, I. Varfolomeev, J. Hohe, Fraunhofer Institut fürWerkstoffmechanik, Freiburg, Germany

SESSION 2.2M (CS-4-1)Tuesday, July 28, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, RokoskaRATCHETING ISSUES IN PRESSURE VESSEL DESIGNSponsored by: Codes and Standards CommitteeDeveloped by: W. Reinhardt, Atomic Energy of Canada Limited,

Mississauga, ON, CanadaChair: A. Kalnins, Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA, USACo-Chair: R. Adibi-Asl, AMEC-NSS, Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2009-77813: RESIDUAL STRESS AND STRAIN RESPONSES OFWELDED PIPING JOINTS UNDER LOW-CYCLE FATIGUE LOADINGP.-Y. Cheng, T. Hassan, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, USAPVP2009-77863: SHAKEDOWN/RATCHETING BOUNDARY DETERMI-NATION USING ITERATIVE LINEAR ELASTIC SCHEMESR. Adibi-Asl, AMEC-NSS, Toronto, ON, Canada; W. Reinhardt, AtomicEnergy of Canada Limited, Mississauga, ON, CanadaPVP2009-77766: RATCHETING PREDICTIVE METHODS IN RCC-MRCODEO. Gelineau, M. Sperandio, AREVA NP, Lyon, France; M. N. Berton, CEA,Cadarache, FrancePVP2009-77819: SIMULATION OF RATCHETING RESPONSES OFELBOW PIPING COMPONENTST. Hassan, S. M. Rahman, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC,USAPVP2009-77474: A HYBRID PROCEDURE FOR RATCHET BOUNDARYPREDICTIONM. Martin, D. Rice, Rolls-Royce, Derby, Derbyshire, United Kingdom

SESSION 2.2N (CS-13-3)Tuesday, July 28, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, HercovkaRECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN INTERNATIONAL CODES ANDSTANDARDSSponsored by: Codes and Standards CommitteeDeveloped by: B. Dogan, EPRI, Charlotte, NC, USA; M. Sperandio,

AREVA Nuclear Power, Lyon, FranceChair: W. O’Donnell, O’Donnell Consulting Engineers, Inc.,

Bethel Park, PA, USACo-Chair: S. Vejvoda, Institute of Applied Mechanics, Ltd, Brno,

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PVP2009-77144: INTERNATIONAL STANDARD FOR BOILERS ANDPRESSURE VESSELSS. Cameron, Doosan Babcock Energy Ltd., Renfrew, United Kingdom; R.E. Feigel, The Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection & Insurance Co., U.S.A.,Hartford, CT, USAPVP2009-77273: CROSS COMPARISON OF EUROPEAN ANDAMERICAN PRESSURE VESSEL STANDARDS IN THE DESIGN OFTHE MAIN PRESSURE VESSEL COMPONENTSF. Lidonnici, Sant’Ambrogio Servizi Industriali, Milano, ItalyPVP2009-78036: OVERVIEW OF REGULATION REQUIREMENTS FORQA/QC ON PRESENT NPP PROJECTP. Malouines, AREVA, Maurepas, FrancePVP2009-77119: PRESENTATION OF RCC-MR CODE 2007 FOR HIGHTEMPERATURE REACTOR AND ITER PROJECTS: IMPROVEMENT OFTHE LEAK-BEFORE-BREAK PROCEDURE AND RELATED DEFECTASSESSMENT TOOLSS. Marie, Y. Kayser, B. Drubay, CEA, Gif sur Yvette, France; H. Deschanel,M. Sperandio, AREVA Nuclear Power, Lyon, France; N. Michel, C. Delaval,IRSN, Fontenay aux Roses, France

SESSION 2.2O (MF-23-2)Tuesday, July 28, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, TyrolkaCREEP AND CREEP-FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH—IISponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: N. O’Dowd, University of Limerick, Limerick, Ireland; T.-L.

Sham, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN,USA

Chair: F. W. Brust, Jr, Engineering Mechanics Corp. ofColumbus, Columbus, OH, USA

Co-Chair: N. O’Dowd, University of Limerick, Limerick, IrelandPVP2009-78032: NUMERICAL PREDICTION OF CONSTRAINT EFFECTOF CREEP CRACK GROWTHM. Yatomi, IHI Corporation, Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan; K. M. Nikbin,Imperial College London, London, United KingdomPVP2009-77192: EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL CHARACTERISA-TION OF THE CYCLIC THERMO-MECHANICAL BEHAVIOUR OF AHIGH TEMPERATURE FORMING TOOL ALLOYA. Deshpande, University of Nottingham, Nottingham, United Kingdom; S.Leen, National University of Ireland, Galway, Galway, Ireland; T. Hyde,University of Nottingham, Nottingham, United Kingdom;PVP2009-77252: AUTOMATIC FATIGUE CRACK GROWTHS. C. Mellings, J. M. W. Baynham, BEASY, Southampton, Hampshire,United KingdomPVP2009-77693: INFLUENCE ON MULTIAXIAL STRESSES ON CREEPPROPERTIES OF PHOSPHORUS ALLOYED OXYGEN FREE COPPERR. Wu, Swerea KIMAB, Stockholm, Sweden; L.-Z. Jin, R. Sandstrom, KTH,Stockholm, Sweden

SESSION 2.2P (CT-8-2)Tuesday, July 28, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Foyer 1-3SOFTWARE DEMONSTRATION FORUM—IISponsored by: Computer Technology CommitteeDeveloped by: J. F. Cory, Jr, Siemens PLM Software, Milford, OH, USA

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SESSION 2.3B (DA-5-1)Tuesday, July 28, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, RomaINELASTIC AND NONLINEAR ANALYSISSponsored by: Design and Analysis CommitteeDeveloped by: M. Y. A. Younan, The American University in Cairo, Cairo,

Egypt; I. Fanous, Atomic Energy of Canada Limited,Mississauga, ON, Canada; D. Vlaicu, Ontario PowerGeneration, Pickering, ON, Canada


Co-Chair: D. Siegele, Fraunhofer Institut für Werkstoffmechanik,Freiburg, Germany

PVP2009-78142: A COMPARISON OF FAILURE LOAD ASSESSMENTMETHODS FOR THIN-WALLED TUBES WITH CRACKSH. S. Kim, C.-K. Oh, T. Jin, Korea Power Engineering Company, Yongin,Korea (Republic)PVP2009-77687: ANALYSIS OF SPACER GRID SPRING LOAD-DEFLECTION CHARACTERISTIC FOR PWR FUEL ASSEMBLYK.-B. Eom, J.-K. Park, K.-J. Kim, J.-M. Suh, K.-L. Jeon, Korea NuclearFuel, Daejeon, Korea (Republic)PVP2009-77277: STUDY ON COLLAPSE CHARACTERISTICS OFCYLINDER-TO-CYLINDER INTERSECTION BY INELASTIC FINITEELEMENT ANALYSISS. Kataoka, A. Miyakawa, T. Sato, JGC Corporation, Yokohama, JapanPVP2009-77220: PROBABILISTIC MODELS TO APPROXIMATEHIGHLY REPETITIVE LINEAR AND NONLINEAR FINITE ELEMENTANALYSES OF NUCLEAR COMPONENTSD. Vlaicu, M. Stojakovic, Ontario Power Generation, Pickering, ON,Canada

SESSION 2.3C (DA-4-5)Tuesday, July 28, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, ViennaFATIGUE: ENVIRONMENT AND CORROSIONSponsored by: Design and Analysis CommitteeDeveloped by: J.-M. Stephan, Electricite de France R&D, Moret-sur-

Loing, France; N. Kasahara, The University of Tokyo,Tokyo, Japan

Chair: W. Server, ATI Consulting, Pinehurst, NC, USACo-Chair: F. Minami, Osaka University, Suita, Osaka, JapanPVP2009-77726: EFFECTS OF GASEOUS HYDROGEN ON FATIGUECRACK GROWTH BEHAVIOR OF LOW CARBON STEELD. S. Lee, Kyushu University in Japan, Fukuoka, Japan; H. Nisikawa, Y.Oda, H. Noguchi, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, JapanPVP2009-77857: MECHANICS OF TIME-DEPENDENT DAMAGE ANDCRACK GROWTH BY CREEP AND CORROSION (Presentation Only)J. L. Bassani, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, USA

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PVP2009-77883: TOWARDS MODELLING INTERGRANULAR STRESS-CORROSION CRACKS USING EXPERIMENTALLY OBTAINED GRAINTOPOLOGIESI. Simonovski, Jozef Stefan Institute, Ljubljana, Slovenia; T. J. Marrow, J.Q. Fonseca, A. King, The University of Manchester, Manchester, UnitedKingdom; L. Cizelj, Jozef Stefan Institute, Ljubljana, SloveniaPVP2009-78129: EFFECTS OF SURFACE FINISH AND LOADING CON-DITIONS ON THE LOW CYCLE FATIGUE BEHAVIOR OF AUSTENITICSTAINLESS STEEL IN PWR ENVIRONMENT FOR VARIOUS STRAINAMPLITUDE LEVELSJ. A. Le Duff, A. Lefrancois, AREVA NP, Paris La Défense, Ile de France,France; J. P. Vernot, AREVA NP, Le Creusot, Burgandy, FrancePVP2009-78138: CYCLIC BEHAVIOR AND FATIGUE OF STAINLESSSURGE LINE MATERIALJ Solin, VTT Technical research centre of Finland, Espoo, Finland

SESSION 2.3D (CT-2-6)Tuesday, July 28, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, MadridTESTING OF GASKETS AND PACKINGS—IIISponsored by: Computer Technology CommitteeDeveloped by: T. Kobayashi, Numazu National College of Technology,

Numazu, Shizuoka, JapanChair: T. Kobayashi, Numazu National College of Technology,

Numazu, Shizuoka, JapanCo-Chair: W. Lee, Inertech, Inc., Monterey Park, CA, USAPVP2009-77846: EVALUATION OF SEALING BEHAVIOR OF GASKETSAT ELEVATED TEMPERATURE BASED ON THE TEST METHOD HPISZ105 PROPOSED IN JAPANH. Tsuji, Tokyo Denki University, Hatoyama, Saitama, Japan; T. Honda,National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health, Japan, Kiyose, Tokyo,Japan; A. Yamaguchi, Tokyo Denki University, Hatoyama, Saitama, Japan;T. Kobayashi, Numazu National College of Technology, Numazu, Shizuoka,Japan; T. Sawa, Hiroshima University, HIgashihiroshima, Hiroshima, JapanPVP2009-77292: THE SEALING PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OFBOLTED FLEXIBLE BOX-SHAPED FLANGE JOINTS UNDER THER-MAL CONDUCTION CONDITIONSR. Kurosawa, Yokogawa Electric Corporation, Kofu, Yamanashi, Japan; Y.Omiya, T. Sawa, K. Tenma, Hiroshima University, Higashihiroshimashi,Hiroshima, JapanPVP2009-77422: ANALYSIS OF THE COMPRESSION BEHAVIOR OFSPIRAL WOUND GASKETSJ. Waterland, Virginia Sealing Products, Inc., Hopewell, VA, USA; H. A.Bouzid, Ecole de Technologie Superieure, Montreal, QC, CanadaPVP2009-77395: DEVELOPING A NUMERICAL MODEL TO DESCRIBETHE MECHANICAL BEHAVIOUR OF COMPRESSED EXPANDEDGRAPHITE FOR VALVE STEMS SEALINGC. Vasse, Electricite de France, Moret-sur-Loing, France

SESSION 2.3E (SPC-1-6)Tuesday, July 28, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, AmsterdamSTUDENT PAPER SYMPOSIUM AND COMPETITION SESSION—VISponsored by: PVP Senate

Developed by: J. Todd, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USAChair: J. Todd, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USACo-Chair: J. F. Cory, Jr, Siemens PLM Software, Milford, OH, USA;

B. Dogan, EPRI, Charlotte, NC, USAPVP2009-77664: RISK-BASED APPLICATIONS IN INDUSTRYR. Fótos, L. Tóth, Bay Zoltán Foundation for Applied Research, Institute forLogistics and Production System, Miskolc-Tapolca, Borsod-Abaúj-ZemplénMegye, HungaryPVP2009-77506: VALIDATION AND OPTIMIZATION OF ARCMAC ANDSTRAIN MAPPING SYSTEMS FOR CREEP MEASUREMENTC. Maharaj, I. Palmer, J. Dear, Imperial College London, London, UnitedKingdomPVP2009-77999: LONG-TERM BEHAVIOUR OF GFRP PIPES:REDUCING THE PREDICTION TEST DURATIONH. Faria, Universidade do Porto, Porto, PortugalPVP2009-77514: FAILURE ANALYSIS AND STRUCTURE OPTIMIZA-TION OF HYDROGENATION AIR-COOLER SYSTEM BASED ONIMBALANCED DEGREEH. Jin, G. Ou, Y. Wang, J. Cao, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University, Hangzhou,Zhejiang, China

SESSION 2.3F (OAC-8-6)Tuesday, July 28, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, AthensAGING MANAGEMENT AND LIFE EXTENSION—VISponsored by: Operations, Applications, and ComponentsCommitteeDeveloped by: A. Morris, E.ON UK, Power Technology, Nottingham,

United Kingdom; G. Bezdikian, Georges BezdikianConsulting, Le Vesinet, France

Chair: A. Morris, E.ON UK, Power Technology, Nottingham,United Kingdom

Co-Chair: T. Dickson, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge,TN, USA

PVP2009-77012: REPORTING ON PLANT CONDITION—THE BIGPICTUREQ. D. Gryl, R. H. Frith, Frith Engineering Consultants, Stafford Heights,Qld, AustraliaPVP2009-77381: REMAINING LIFETIME EVALUATION OF HIGHTEMPERATURE COMPONENTS OF POWER PLANT STEAMBOILERS—CASE STUDIESV. Mentl, University of West Bohemia, Plzen, Czech Republic; V. Liska, J.Koc, M. Chocholousek, Skoda Research Ltd., Plzen, Czech RepublicPVP2009-77497: HEADER END CAPS: A CASE STUDY COMPARINGASME AND EUROPEAN CODE REQUIREMENTS AND IMPLICATIONSFOR INTEGRITY DURING SERVICE (Presentation Only)A. Morris, E.ON Engineering, Nottingham, United Kingdom; S. Heckmann,E.ON Engineering, Gelsenkirchen, Germany; I. Paterson, S. Spurr, E.ONEngineering, Nottingham, United KingdomPVP2009-77511: ARCMAC OPTICAL STRAIN MEASUREMENT FORCREEP MONITORING: RECENT IMPROVEMENTS IN ACCURACY ANDRESOLUTION

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I. Palmer, Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom; A. Morris,E.ON Engineering, Nottingham, United Kingdom; C. Maharaj, A. Puri, J.Dear, Imperial College London, London, United KingdomPVP2009-77036: MANAGING CHANGE IN A HIGH GROWTH ENVIRON-MENT—REFERENCE TO BAHRAIN/ARABIAN GULFA. Thomas, The Bahrain Petroleum Company, Awali, Bahrain

SESSION 2.3G (OAC-4-2)Tuesday, July 28, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, BarcelonaDESIGN ASPECTS OF PACKAGINGSSponsored by: Operations, Applications, and ComponentsCommitteeDeveloped by: C. May, A. Smith, Savannah River National Laboratory,

Aiken, SC, USAChair: N. Gupta, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, LLC, Aiken,

SC, USACo-Chair: A. Smith, Savannah River National Lab, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2009-77122: STRAIN BASED ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA FORENERGY-LIMITED EVENTSS. Snow, D. K. Morton, Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID, USA; E.L. Pleins, Westinghouse Electric Company—Nuclear Services, Irwin, PA,USA; R. B. Keating, MPR Associates, Inc., Alexandria, VA, USAPVP2009-77438: DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF SHIPPING CASKSUBJECTED TO SEQUENTIAL BOLT PRELOAD AND IMPACT LOADST. Wu, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2009-77435: AN ANALYTICAL METHOD OF DETERMININGDAMAGE INITIATION FOR POTENTIAL USE IN ESTABLISHINGSTRAIN-BASED FAILURE CRITERIAT. Wu, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USA

SESSION 2.3H (SE-5-1)Tuesday, July 28, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, BerlinSEISMIC ISOLATION AND ENERGY ABSORBING SYSTEMS—ISponsored by: Seismic Engineering CommitteeDeveloped by: S. Fujita, Tokyo Denki University, Tokyo, JapanChair: S. Fujita, Tokyo Denki University, Tokyo, JapanCo-Chair: O. Furuya, Tokyo Metropolitan College of Industrial

Technology, Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77640: MECHANICAL MODELING OF MULTIPLE TRENCHFRICTION PENDULUM SYSTEM WITH MULTI-INTERMEDIATESLIDING PLATESC.-S. Tsai, Y.-C. Lin, W.-C. Tsai, Feng Chia University, Taichung, TaiwanPVP2009-77651: DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING OF HYBRIDMAGNETIC RESPONSIVE FLUID FOR VIBRATION DAMPERK. Sunakoda, Akita University, Akita, Akita, Japan; S. Morishita, YokohamaNational University, Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan; S. Takahashi, TodaKogyo Corporation, Tokyo,, Japan; T. Hakata, Toda Kogyo Corporation,Otake, Hiroshima, JapanPVP2009-77678: STUDY ON TWO-DIMENSIONS BASE-ISOLATINGDEVICE FOR REDUCTION OF DISPLACEMENT BY USING FRICTIONFORCE

M. Shintani, University of Fukui, Fukui-shi, Japan; T. Makino, University ofFukui, Fukui, JapanPVP2009-77764: SHAKING TABLE TESTS ON A PASSIVE EQUIPMENTISOLATION SYSTEM FOR EARTHQUAKE PROTECTIONM. De Angelis, S. Perno, A. Reggio, University of Rome “La Sapienza”—Roma, Italy; N. Ranieri, G. De Canio, ENE—Italian National Agency forNew Technologies, Energy and the Environment, S.M. di Galeria—Rome,Italy

SESSION 2.3I (FSI-3-6)Tuesday, July 28, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, BrusselsPIPING VIBRATIONS AND ACOUSTICS—IISponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction CommitteeDeveloped by: N. Mureithi, Ecole Polytechnique, Montreal, Montreal, QC,

CanadaChair: F. Eisinger L.,Ph.D., Foster Wheeler, N.A. Inc., Clinton,

N.J., USACo-Chair: P. Oshkai, University of Victoria, Victoria, BC, CanadaPVP2009-77754: A PARAMETRIC STUDY ON THE WHISTLING OFMULTIPLE SIDE BRANCH SYSTEM AS A MODEL FOR CORRUGATEDPIPESG. Nakiboglu, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven, Eindhoven, Netherlands;S. Belfroid, TNO Science and Industry, Delft, Netherlands; D. Tonon, J. F.H. Willems, A. Hirschberg, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven, Eindhoven,NetherlandsPVP2009-77757: EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF THEAEROACOUSTIC SOURCES IN A TANDEM CYLINDERCONFIGURATIONS. L. Finnegan, C. Meskell, Trinity College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland; S. Ziada,McMaster University, Hamilton, ON, CanadaPVP2009-77809: AN EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF HIGHLEVEL VIBRATION ON THE RESIDUAL HEAT REMOVAL LINE OF APRESSURIZED WATER REACTORJ. Brown, Arizona Public Service—Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station,Tonopah, AZ, USA; R. D. Blevins, Consultant, San Diego, CA, USA; H. J.Fernando, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, USAPVP2009-77300: INSTABILITY OF PRESSURE RELIEF VALVES INWATER PIPESP. Moussou, Electricité de France/LaMSID UMR CNRS EDF 2832,Clamart, France; R. J. Gibert, RJG Consultants, Paris, France; C.Teygeman, EDF R&D MMC Dpt, Moret sur Loing, France; G. Brasseur,EDF R&D AMA, Clamart, France; J. Ferrari, J.-F. Rit, EDF R&D MMC Dpt,Moret sur Loing, FrancePVP2009-77492: THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ONFLOW-INDUCED VIBRATION OF AN OVERFLOW PIPE DUE TODISCHARGED FLUID FLOWM. Watanabe, K. Hara, Aoyama Gakuin Univiersity, Sagamihara-shi,Kanagawa, Japan

SESSION 2.3J (MF-3-1)Tuesday, July 28, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Karlin 1MATERIALS FOR HYDROGEN SERVICESponsored by: Materials and Fabrication Committee

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Developed by: M. P. H. Brongers, Det Norske Veritas (DNV), Dublin, OH,USA; Y. Tanaka, Nippon Steel Corp., Oita, Oita, Japan; A.Duncan, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC,USA

Chair: M. P. H. Brongers, Det Norske Veritas (DNV), Dublin, OH,USA

Co-Chair: Y. Tanaka, Nippon Steel Corp., Oita, Oita, JapanPVP2009-77605: INTERNAL REVERSIBLE HYDROGEN EMBRITTLE-MENT AND HYDROGEN GAS EMBRITTLEMENT OF AUSTENITICSTAINLESS STEELS BASED ON TYPE 316M. Imade, L. Zhang, M. Wen, T. Iijima, S. Fukuyama, K. Yokogawa,National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, (AIST),Tsukuba, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2009-77666: MEASUREMENT OF FATIGUE CRACK GROWTHRATE IN HIGH PRESSURE GASEOUS HYDROGEN FOR STEELS INSTORAGE VESSELSY. Wada, K. Takasawa, R. Ishigaki, Y. Tanaka, T. Iwadate, The Japan SteelWorks, Ltd., Muroran, JapanPVP2009-78069: FRACTURE PROPERTIES OF CARBON STEEL INHIGH PRESSURE HYDROGENA. Duncan, P.-S. Lam, T. Adams, Savannah River National Laboratory,Aiken, SC, USAPVP2009-78086: HYDROGEN EFFECTS ON FRACTURE TOUGHNESSOF TYPE 316L STAINLESS STEEL FROM 175 K TO 425 KM. Morgan, G. K. Chapman, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, Aiken, SC,USAPVP2009-78144: PREVENTION OF WELD METAL REHEAT CRACKINGDURING CrMoV HEAVY REACTORS FABRICATIONC. Chauvy, ArcelorMittal Industeel Loire, Chateauneuf, France; S. Pillot,Industeel Creusot CRMC, Le Creusot, France

SESSION 2.3K (MF-26-1)Tuesday, July 28, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Karlin 2WELDING AND WELD RELATED MATERIALS PROCESSESSponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: A. Duncan, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken,

SC, USA; B. Burdett, Rolls-Royce, Derby, United KingdomChair: B. Wiersma, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken,

SC, USACo-Chair: P. Muñoz-Escalona, Universidad Simón Bolívar, Caracas,

VenezuelaPVP2009-77549: HIGH DEPOSITION PULSE CURRENT GMAW CANCHANGE CURRENT SCENARIO OF THICK WALL PIPE WELDINGP. K. Ghosh, Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, Roorkee, Uttaranchal,India; S. G. Kulkarni, Goa Shipyard Limited, Goa, Goa, India; B. P. Agrawal,Metallurgical & Materials Engg, Roorkee, Uttrakhand, IndiaPVP2009-77203: OPTIMISATION OF GMAW WELDING PARAMETERSIN DUPLEX STAINLESS STEEL WELDS MECHANICAL PROPERTIESC. Payares-Asprino, Universidad Simón Bolívar, Gran Caracas,Venezuela; J. Steele, Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO, USAPVP2009-77044: RELIABILITY AND SAFETY OF THE POWER EQUIP-MENT IN RESPECT OF PROPERTIES EVALUATION OF WELDED

JOINTS MADE FROM NEW GENERATION CREEP-RESISTING STEELSJ. Pasternak, Boiler Engineering Company RAFAKO SA, Racibórz, PolandPVP2009-77023: EMPIRICAL EXPRESSION OF TOOL WEAR WHENFACE MILLING 416 SSP. Muñoz-Escalona, Universidad Simón Bolívar, Caracas, Venezuela; P. G.Maropoulos, The University of Bath, Bath, United Kingdom

SESSION 2.3L (MF-4-6)Tuesday, July 28, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Karlin 3WELDING RESIDUAL STRESS SIMULATION AND MEASUREMENT—VISponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: F. W. Brust, Jr, Engineering Mechanics Corp. of

Columbus, Columbus, OH, USA; D. Rudland, US NuclearRegulatory Commission, Rockville, MD, USA

Chair: F. W. Brust, Jr, Engineering Mechanics Corp. ofColumbus, Columbus, OH, USA

Co-Chair: D. Rudland, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission,Rockville, MD, USA

PVP2009-77940: APPLICATION OF THE MODIFIED DEEP HOLEDRILLING TECHNIQUE (iDHD) FOR MEASURING NEAR YIELD NON-AXISYMMETRIC RESIDUAL STRESSESA.-H. Mahmoudi, University of Buali Sina, Hamedan, Iran; D. J. Smith, C.Truman, M. Pavier, University of Bristol, Bristol, United KingdomPVP2009-77960: WELD RESIDUAL STRESS AND CREEP DAMAGEASSESSMENTS IN ESSHETE 1250A. Price, Frazer-Nash Consultancy, Warrington, United Kingdom; R.Dennis, Frazer-Nash Consultancy, Bristol, United Kingdom; M. Spindler, M.Smith, British Energy, Gloucester, United KingdomPVP2009-78091: POST WELD OVERLAY RESIDUAL STRESSES INDISSIMILAR METAL WELDS CONSIDERING VARIOUS BUTT WELDAND WELD REPAIR FABRICATION SEQUENCESN. G. Cofie, R. L. Bax, C. S. Lohse, F. H. Ku, D. G. Dijamco, C. F.Fourcade, Structural Integrity Associates, San Jose, CA, USAPVP2009-78112: WELDING RESIDUAL STRESS AND MULTIPLE FLAWEVALUATION FOR REACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL HEADREPLACEMENT WELDS WITH ALLOY 52F. W. Brust, Jr, T. Zhang, Engineering Mechanics Corp. of Columbus,Columbus, OH, USA; D. Rudland, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission,Rockville, MD, USA; G. Wilkowski, Engineering Mechanics Corp. ofColumbus, Columbus, OH, USAPVP2009-78118: THE EFFECT OF MACHINING ON RESIDUALSTRESSES INDUCED BY AUTOFRETTAGE IN HIGH PRESSURE VES-SELSG. H. Majzoobi, A. H. Mahmoudi, A.-H. Mahmoudi, Bu-Ali Sina University,Hamadan, Iran

SESSION 2.3M (CS-5-1)Tuesday, July 28, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, RokoskaENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE ISSUESSponsored by: Codes and Standards and Materials and FabricationCommittees

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Chair: W. O’Donnell, O’Donnell Consulting Engineers, Inc.,Bethel Park, PA, USA

Co-Chair: M. Higuchi, IHI Technology Service, Yokohama, JapanPVP2009-77077: UPDATED KNOWLEDGE IMPLEMENTED TO THEREVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE EVALUATION METHODFOR NUCLEAR POWER PLANT IN JSME CODESM. Higuchi, IHI Technology Service, Yokohama, Japan; T. Nakamura, TheKansai Electric Power Co., Inc., Osaka, Japan; Y. Sugie, Japan NuclearTechnology institute, Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77115: OPTIMIZATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUEEVALUATION (STEP 2)Y. Nomura, K. Tsutsumi, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Takasago,Japan; T. Inoue, S. Asada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Kobe, Japan;T. Nakamura, The Kansai Electric Power Co., Inc., Osaka, JapanPVP2009-77558: PROPOSAL FOR DETERMINATION OF STRAIN RATEIN ENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE CORRECTION EVALUATIONS. Asada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Kobe, JapanPVP2009-78124: COMPARISON OF COMPONENT FATIGUE TESTDATA WITH PROPOSED EAF METHODOLOGIES FOR AUSTENITICSTAINLESS STEELR. Nayal, H. Charkas, AREVA NP, Lynchburg, VA, USAPVP2009-78136: DISPELLING THE MYTHS BEHIND RIS 2008-30G. Stevens, T. J. Herrmann, T. Novotny, Structural Integrity Associates,Inc., Centennial, CO, USASESSION 2.3N (CS-17-1)Tuesday, July 28, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, HercovkaRISK INFORMED SERVICE CODES AND STANDARDSSponsored by: Codes and Standards CommitteeDeveloped by: H. Machida, Tepco Systems Corporation, Tokyo, Japan; C.

Jang, KAIST, Daejeon, Korea (Republic)Chair: S. Marie, CEA, Gif sur Yvette, FranceCo-Chair: P. O’Regan, EPRI, Hopkinton, MA, USAPVP2009-77186: VALIDITY OF THE SUCCESSIVE INSPECTION TOTHE PIPING WITH MULTIPLE CIRCUMFERENTIAL STRESS CORRO-SION CRACKSH. Machida, Tepco Systems Corporation, Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77349: RELIABILITY ASSESMENT OF PIPING WITHCRACKS USING ADVANCED FIRST-ORDER SECOND-MOMENTMETHODS. Yoshida, H. Machida, Tepco Systems Corporation, Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77401: DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF ASTREAMLINED RI-ISI METHODOLOGYP. O’Regan, EPRI, Hopkinton, MA, USAPVP2009-77904: FAILURE ASSESSMENT OF NUCLEAR PIPINGCOMPONENTS DUE TO COMBINED DEGRADATION MECHANISMSBY AN ADVANCED PROBABILISTIC FRACTURE MECHANICS CODED. Datta, C. Jang, KAIST, Daejeon, Korea (Republic)

SESSION 2.3O (TW-3-1)Tuesday, July 28, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Tyrolka

TECHNICAL TUTORIAL: ASME SECTION VIII, DIVISION 3ALTERNATIVE RULES FOR CONSTRUCTION OF HIGH PRESSUREVESSELS—ISponsored by: The PVP Division Conference CommitteePresented by: J. R. Sims, Becht Engineering Co., Inc., Liberty Corner,

NJ, USA

SESSION 2.3P (CT-8-3)Tuesday, July 28, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Foyer 1-3SOFTWARE DEMONSTRATION FORUM—IIISponsored by: Computer Technology CommitteeDeveloped by: J. F. Cory, Jr, Siemens PLM Software, Milford, OH, USA

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SESSION 2.4B (DA-5-2)Tuesday, July 28, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, RomaFAILURE, SHAKEDOWN, COLLAPSE, AND LIMIT LOAD ANALYSISSponsored by: Design and Analysis CommitteeDeveloped by: M. Y. A. Younan, The American University in Cairo, Cairo,

Egypt; D. Vlaicu, Ontario Power Generation, Pickering,ON, Canada; I. Fanous, Atomic Energy of CanadaLimited, Mississauga, ON, Canada

Chair: D. Siegele, Fraunhofer Institut für Werkstoffmechanik,Freiburg, Germany

Co-Chair: W. Server, ATI Consulting, Pinehurst, NC, USAPVP2009-77245: NUMERICAL EVALUATION OF RATCHETTINGEFFECTS ON THE DEFORMATION AND FAILURE BEHAVIOUR OFCOMPONENTSE. Roos, X. Schuler, L. Stumpfrock, MPA Universität Stuttgart, Stuttgart,GermanyPVP2009-77403: COMPARISON OF PIPE BENDRATCHETTING/SHAKEDOWN TEST RESULTS WITH THESHAKEDOWN BOUNDARY OBTAINED VIA A SIMPLIFIED TECHNIQUEH. F. Abdalla, M. M. Megahed, Cairo University, Giza, Egypt; M. Y. A.Younan, The American University in Cairo, Cairo, EgyptPVP2009-77343: SHAKEDOWN ANALYSIS OF AXISYMMETRICNOZZLES UNDER PRIMARY AND SECONDARY CYCLIC LOADSD. Vlaicu, Ontario Power Generation, Pickering, ON, CanadaPVP2009-78073: A MEANS OF AVOIDING TUBE FAILURES IN SULFURRECOVERY REACTION FURNACE FIRE TUBE BOILERSD. Martens, Porter McGuffie Inc, Lawrence, KS, USA; M. Porter, DynamicAnalysis, Lawrence, KS, USA; S. McGuffie, Porter McGuffie, Inc.,Lawrence, KS, USA; J. Wheeler, Motiva Enterprises LLC, Convent, LA,USAPVP2009-77413: PREVENTION OF TRANSFORMER TANKEXPLOSION: PART 3 DESIGN OF EFFICIENT PROTECTIONS USINGNUMERICAL SIMULATIONS

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S. Muller, M. P. Boiarciuc, Sergi Holding, Achères, France; G. Perigaud, B.Landis, R. Brady, Transformer Protector Corp., Porter, TX, USA

SESSION 2.4C (DA-4-6)Tuesday, July 28, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, ViennaFATIGUE: PROPAGATIONSponsored by: Design and Analysis CommitteeDeveloped by: J.-M. Stephan, Electricite de France R&D, Moret-sur-

Loing, France; N. Kasahara, The University of Tokyo,Tokyo, Japan

Chair: W. Server, ATI Consulting, Pinehurst, NC, USACo-Chair: F. Minami, Osaka University, Suita, Osaka, JapanPVP2009-77546: EFFECTS OF WATER JET PEENING AND HARDNINGTREATMENT ON FATIGUE PROPERTIES OF SCr420A. Shimamoto, R. Kubota, Saitama Institute of Technology, Saitama,Japan; S. Yang, D. Choi, Chonbuk National University, Jeonju, Korea(Republic); W. Jia, University of Science and Technology Loaoning,Anshan, Loaoning, ChinaPVP2009-77547: CRACK GROWTH UNDER THERMAL FATIGUELOADING (EFFECT OF STRESS GRADIENT AND RELAXATION)M. Kamaya, Institute of Nuclear Safety System, Fukui, JapanPVP2009-77723: PRESTRAIN INFLUENCE ON FATIGUE CRACKPROPAGATION IN A 304L STAINLESS STEELK. Vor, C. Sarrazin-Baudoux, C. Gardin, J. Petit, LMPM, UMR 6617 CNRS,ENSMA, Chasseneuil du Poitou, France; C. Amzallag, EDF-SEPTEN,Villeurbanne, FrancePVP2009-78039: CRACK GROWTH ANALYSIS IN ALLOY 82/182 BUTTWELD BY USING THE FINITE ELEMENT ALTERNATING METHODM.-W. Kim, Y.-J. Kim, GNEC Inc., Daejeon, Korea (Republic); B. C. Kim,Korea Reactor Integrity Surveillance Technology, Daejeon, Korea(Republic)

SESSION 2.4D (CT-2-7)Tuesday, July 28, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, MadridFINITE ELEMENT APPLICATIONS OF BFJSponsored by: Computer Technology CommitteeDeveloped by: T. Sawa, Hiroshima university, HIgashihiroshima,

Hiroshima, JapanChair: T. Sawa, Hiroshima university, HIgashihiroshima,

Hiroshima, JapanCo-Chair: J. Veiga, Teadit Industria e Comercio Ltda, Rio de Janeiro,

RJ, BrazilPVP2009-77284: ANALYSIS OF BOLTED FLANGE JOINTS FOR LIDSAND TRUNNIONS OF PACKAGES FOR RADIOACTIVE MATERIALSJ. Sterthaus, V. Ballheimer, B. Droste, F. Koch, U. Probst, H. Völzke, F.Wille, Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und-prüfung (BAM), Berlin,GermanyPVP2009-77320: ANALYSIS OF CONTACT PRESSURE DISTRIBUTIONON 3-BOLT SELF-ENERGIZED CONNECTOR SEALSR. Madazhy, S. Mathews, E. Howard, Taper-Lok Corporation, Houston, TX,USA

PVP2009-77471: FINITE ELEMENT SIMULATION FOR BOLTEDFLANGED JOINTS ASSEMBLY WITH MISALIGNMENTT. Konnai, Tokyo Denki University (Current: Konica Minolta Opto, Inc.),Saitama, Japan; H. Tsuji, Tokyo Denki University, Hatoyama, Saitama,Japan; Y. Shoji, Chiyoda Advanced Solutions Corporation, Yokohama,Kanagawa, JapanPVP2009-77493: EFFECTS OF SCATTER IN AXIAL BOLT FORCE ONTHE SEALING PERFORMANCE OF PIPE FLANGE CONNECTIONS ATELEVATED TEMPERATUREY. Takagi, Tokyo Electric Power Company, Yokohama, Japan; T. Sawa, Y.Omiya, Hiroshima University, Higashihiroshima, Hiroshima, Japan; H. Torii,Tokyo Electric Power Company, Yokohama, Japan

SESSION 2.4E (SPC-1-7)Tuesday, July 28, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, AmsterdamSTUDENT PAPER SYMPOSIUM AND COMPETITION SESSION—VIISponsored by: PVP SenateDeveloped by: J. Todd, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USAChair: J. Todd, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USACo-Chair: J. F. Cory, Jr, Siemens PLM Software, Milford, OH, USA;

P. Mertiny, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, CanadaPVP2009-78099: DEVELOPMENT OF A MECHANICAL DAMAGECLASSIFICATION SYSTEM FOR USE IN THE POST CONSTRUCTIONCODE FOR NON METALLIC REPAIR OF PIPING AND PRESSUREVESSELSJ. J. French, J. M. Henshaw, The University of Tulsa, Tulsa, OK, USAPVP2009-77475: MICROMECHANICAL ANALYSIS OF DUCTILEFRACTURE INITIATION IN MISMATCHED AND DOUBLE MISMATCHEDWELDED JOINTSB. Medjo, M. Rakin, Faculty of Technology and Metallurgy, BelgradeUniversity, Belgrade, Yugoslavia; N. Gubeljak, Faculty of MechanicalEngineering, Maribor, Maribor, SloveniaPVP2009-77854: FOURIER SERIES ANALYSIS OF A CYLINDRICALPRESSURE VESSEL SUBJECTED TO EXTERNAL PRESSUREG. Brar, Y. Hari, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Charlotte, NC,USA; D. Williams, Sharoden Engineering Consultants, P.A., Matthews, NC,USAPVP2009-77537: ADVANCED Fe-Cr ALLOYS STUDIED BY PULSEDLOW ENERGY POSITRON SYSTEM BEFORE AND AFTER HELIUMIONS IMPLANTATIONS. Sojak, Slovak University of Technology, Bratislava, Slovakia; V. Krajak,European Commission, Joint Research Centre, Petten, Netherlands; W.Egger, Universität der Bundeswehr München, Munich, GermanyPVP2009-77397: A PRELIMINARY EVALUATION OF A GENERATION IVLIQUID METAL FAST REACTOR DUE TO SLOSHING AND THERMALSTRESSB. Vezzoni, R. Lo Frano, G. Forasassi, University of Pisa, Pisa, Italy

SESSION 2.4F (OAC-8-7)Tuesday, July 28, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, AthensAGING MANAGEMENT AND LIFE EXTENSION—VIISponsored by: Operations, Applications, and ComponentsCommittee

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Developed by: G. Bezdikian, Georges Bezdikian Consulting, Le Vesinet,France; V. Shah, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne,IL, USA

Chair: M. Sanwarwalla, Sargent & Lundy, LLC, Chicago, IL, USACo-Chair: A. Morris, E.ON UK, Power Technology, Nottingham,

United KingdomPVP2009-77735: STATICAL COMPUTATION OF THE MAIN BUILDINGI. Móga, ETV-ERÕTERV Zrt., Budapest, HungaryPVP2009-77354: NUCLEAR PWR PLANTS MITIGATION OF RCSAREAS TO CONSIDER PLANTS AGING MANAGEMENT AND/OR LIFEEXTENSIONR. Thevenet, AREVA NP, Lyon, FrancePVP2009-77390: CFD-TOOLS FOR ASSESSMENT OF THE REACTORPRESSURE VESSEL INTEGRITY IN PRESSURE THERMAL SHOCKCONDITIONS.THERMALHYDRAULIC METHODS AND MAININDUSTRIAL RESULTS ON THE FRENCH 900 MWE PWR RPVA. Martin, Electricité De France, Chatou, France; F. Lestang, S. Bellet,Electricité De France, Villeurbanne, France; C. Vit, S. Cornille, D.Guichard, A. Barbier, F. Huvelin, AREVA NP, Paris La Défense, FrancePVP2009-78024: EDF AGEING MANAGEMENT PROGRAM ANDINTERNATIONAL COOPERATIONC. Faidy, EDF-SEPTEN, Villeurbanne, France

SESSION 2.4G (OAC-4-3)Tuesday, July 28, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, BarcelonaGENERAL PACKAGING ASPECTSSponsored by: Operations, Applications, and ComponentsCommitteeDeveloped by: C. May, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC,

USA; A. Smith, Savannah River National Lab, Aiken, SC,USA

Chair: A. Smith, Savannah River National Lab, Aiken, SC, USACo-Chair: N. Gupta, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, LLC, Aiken,

SC, USAPVP2009-77089: SECURITY IN THE TRANSPORT OF RADIOACTIVEMATERIALSR. Pope, Consultant, Waynesboro, PA, USA; R. Rawl, Oak Ridge NationalLaboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USAPVP2009-77200: PACKAGING AND TRANSPORTATION OFNEPTUNIUM OXIDER. Watkins, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, Aiken, SC, USA; S. Hensel,Savannah River National Lab, Aiken, SC, USA; J. Jordan, Savannah RiverNuclear Solutions, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2009-77416: OPERATIONAL READINESS OF THE ES-3100 TYPEB SHIPPING CONTAINER FOR FISSILE MATERIALSJ. G. Arbital, Y-12 National Security Complex, Oak Ridge, TN, USA; K. E.Sanders, U. S. Department of Energy, Washington, DC, USAPVP2009-77811: POTENTIAL EFFECTS OF HISTORIC RAILACCIDENTS ON THE INTEGRITY OF SPENT NUCLEAR FUELTRANSPORTATION PACKAGESE. Easton, C. Bajwa, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville, MD,USA

SESSION 2.4H (SE-5-2)Tuesday, July 28, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, BerlinSEISMIC ISOLATION AND ENERGY ABSORBING SYSTEMS—IISponsored by: Seismic Engineering CommitteeDeveloped by: S. Fujita, Tokyo Denki University, Tokyo, JapanChair: K. Minagawa, Tokyo Denki University, Tokyo, JapanCo-Chair: S. Fujita, Tokyo Denki University, Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77600: ISOLATION PERFORMANCE OF INTELLIGENTSEISMIC ISOLATION SYSTEM USING AIR BEARINGS. Fujita, K. Minagawa, Tokyo Denki University, Tokyo, Japan; M. Miyazaki,G. Tanaka, Oiles Corporation, Tochigi, Japan; T. Omi, Tokyo DenkiUniversity, Tokyo, Japan; H. Shimosaka, Meiji University, Kanagawa,JapanPVP2009-77637: SEMI-ACTIVE CONTROL OF CIVIL STRUCTURESWITH A ONE-STEP-AHEAD PREDICTION OF THE SEISMICRESPONSEK. Hiramoto, T. Matsuoka, K. Sunakoda, Akita University, Akita, Akita,Japan; A. Fukukita, Institute of Technology, Shimizu Corporation, Koto-ku,Tokyo, Japan; I. Yamazaki, Akita University, Akita, Akita, JapanPVP2009-77695: SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF VIBRATION CONTROLDEVICE THAT GENERATES POWERT. Matsuoka, K. Sunakoda, K. Hiramoto, I. Yamazaki, Akita University,Akita, Akita, Japan; A. Fukukita, Institute of Technology, ShimizuCorporation, Koto-ku, Tokyo, Japan; P. Roschke, Texas A&M University,College Station, TX, USA; C.-H. Loh, National Taiwan University, Taipei,Taiwan, China; P.-Y. Lin, National Center for Research on EarthquakeEngineering, Taipei, Taiwan, ChinaPVP2009-77833: APPLYING FRACTIONAL CALCULUS METHOD TOEVALUATION OF DAMPING IN TESTING APPARATUS OF HARDDRIVE SYSTEMSA. Sakurada, Akita Research Institute of Advanced Technology, Akita,Akita, Japan; K. Sunakoda, A. Naganawa, Y. Shibuya, Akita University,Akita, Akita, Japan; S. Mori, Akita Research Institute of AdvancedTechnology, Akita, Akita, Japan

SESSION 2.4I (FSI-3-7)Tuesday, July 28, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, BrusselsAXIAL AND LEAKAGE-FLOW-INDUCED VIBRATION AND DAMPINGSponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction CommitteeDeveloped by: N. Mureithi, Ecole Polytechnique, Montreal, Montreal, QC,

CanadaChair: M. Pettigrew, Ecole Polytechnique, Montreal, QC, CanadaCo-Chair: M. Watanabe, Aoyama Gakuin University, Kanagawa,

JapanPVP2009-77423: INFLUENCE OF VISCOSITY, DENSITY AND SURFACETENSION ON TWO-PHASE DAMPINGC. Béguin, J. Wehbe, A. Ross, M. Pettigrew, N. Mureithi, EcolePolytechnique de Montreal, Montréal, QC, CanadaPVP2009-77635: DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF SUPPORTED PIPES CON-VEYING FLUID USING PRECISE TIME STEP INTEGRATION METHOD

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L Liu, F. Xuan, East China University of Science and Technology,Shanghai, ChinaPVP2009-77708: TWO-PHASE FLOW-INDUCED FORCES ON BENDSIN SMALL SCALE TUBESM. F. Cargnelutti, S. Belfroid, W. Schiferli, TNO Science and Industry, Delft,NetherlandsPVP2009-78027: A PARAMETER STUDY OF LEAKAGE-FLOW-INDUCED VIBRATIONSF. Inada, Central Reseach Institute of Electric Power Industry, Tokyo,,JapanPVP2009-78054: CFD ESTIMATION OF THE FLOW-INDUCEDVIBRATIONS OF A FUEL ROD DOWNSTREAM A MIXING GRIDS. Benhamadouche, Electricité De France R&D, Chatou, France; P.Moussou, Electricité de France/LaMSID UMR CNRS EDF 2832, Clamart,France; C. Le Maitre, EDF R&D MFEE, Chatou, France

SESSION 2.4J (FSI-2-1)Tuesday, July 28, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Karlin 1FLUID TRANSIENTSSponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction CommitteeDeveloped by: A. H. Arastu, Bechtel Power Corporation, San Francisco,

CA, USA; F. Moody, GE (Retired), Murphys, CA, USAChair: A. H. Arastu, Bechtel Power Corporation, San Francisco,

CA, USACo-Chair: F. Moody, GE (Retired), Murphys, CA, USAPVP2009-77285: ON THE ANALYSIS OF CRITICAL FLOW DIS-CHARGED FROM A PRESSURIZED PIPE SYSTEM USING A HEMM.-S. Chung, Hydrogen Energy R&D Center, Korea Institute of EnergyResearch, Daejeon, Korea (Republic); S.-J. Lee, Korea Atomic EnergyResearch Institute, Daejeon, Korea (Republic)PVP2009-77410: NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF PRESSURETRANSIENTS IN A PWR MAIN STEAM LINE SYSTEM DUE TO QUICKOPERATIONS OF PRESSURE RELIEF VALVEJ. C. Jo, Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety, Daejon, Korea (Republic)PVP2009-77415: PREVENTION OF TRANSFORMER TANKEXPLOSION: PART 4 DEVELOPMENT OF A FLUID STRUCTUREINTERACTION NUMERICAL TOOLB. Landis, R. Brady, G. Perigaud, Transformer Protector Corp., Porter, TX,USAPVP2009-77736: WATER HAMMER SIMULATION CAPABILITIES WITHCATHENAT. Beuthe, Atomic Energy of Canada Linited, Chalk River, ON, Canada

SESSION 2.4K (MF-26-2)Tuesday, July 28, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Karlin 2PIPING AND PIPELINE FABRICATION TECHNIQUESSponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: A. Duncan, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken,

SC, USAChair: B. Burdett, Rolls-Royce, Derby, United KingdomCo-Chair: P. Muñoz-Escalona, Universidad Simón Bolívar, Caracas,

Venezuela

PVP2009-77656: STUDY ON THE HEATING PROCESS ANDPROPERTIES OF X80 INDUCTION HEATED BENDING PIPEQ. Chi, Tubular Goods Research Center of China National PetroleumCorporation, Xi’an, ChinaPVP2009-77971: RECENT CONCEPTS FOR THE WELDING OF HIGHSTRAIN PIPELINESB. Newbury, ExxonMobil Development Company, Houston, TX, USA; S.Altstadt, ExxonMobil, Houston, TX, USAPVP2009-77948: EFFECT OF RETAINED AUSTENITE PARAMETERSON BURRING OF TRIP-AIDED SHEET STEELSA. Nagasaka, Nagano National College of Technology, Nagano, Nagano,JapanPVP2009-77249: PREPARATION OF HIGH STRENGTH Mo(Si, Al)2-SiCCOMPOSITE BY MELT INFILTRATION PROCESSZ. Xiaoli, Zhong Yuan University of Technology, Zhengzhou, China

SESSION 2.4L (MF-4-7)Tuesday, July 28, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Karlin 3WELDING RESIDUAL STRESS SIMULATION AND MEASUREMENT—VIISponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: E. Keim, AREVA NP GmbH, Erlangen, Germany; T.

Zhang, Engineering Mechanics Corp. of Columbus,Columbus, OH, USA

Chair: E. Keim, AREVA NP GmbH, Erlangen, GermanyCo-Chair: T. Zhang, Engineering Mechanics Corp. of Columbus,

Columbus, OH, USAPVP2009-77697: SIMULATION OF TEMPERATURE FIELD OF TIGWELDING USING FDMD. H. Tailor, Larsen & Toubro Limited, Surat, Gujarat, India; S. A.Channiwala, S V National Institute of Technology, Surat, Gujarat, India; K.N. Srinivasan, M. S. M. Panwala, Larsen & Toubro Limited, Surat, Gujarat,IndiaPVP2009-77715: PWSCC ASSESSMENT OF DISSIMILAR WELD ONSTEAM GENERATOR DRAIN NOZZLE IN PWRJ. S. Kim, Sunchon National University, Suncheon, Korea (Republic); S.-S.Hwang, H.-P. Kim, Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Daejeon,Korea (Republic)PVP2009-77835: EFFECT OF INTERFACE WEDGE ANGLE INCERAMIC SIDE ON TENSILE BONDING STRENGTH IN CERAMIC TOMETAL JOINTM. Tatano, H. Morikawa, K. Kokubo, Kogakuin University, Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77053: CONTINUING DEVELOPMENT OF PRO-LOCA FORTHE PREDICTION OF BREAK PROBABILITIES FOR LOSS-OF-COOLANT ACCIDENTSD. Rudland, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville, MD, USA; P.M. Scott, Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, OH, USA; R. Kurth, A.Cox, Battelle, Columbus, OH, USA

SESSION 2.4M (CS-6-1)Tuesday, July 28, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, RokoskaINTERACTION AND FLAW MODELING FOR MULTIPLE FLAWS—I

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Bezensek, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, UnitedKingdom; J. Sharples, Serco, Warrington, Cheshire,United Kingdom

Chair: J. Sharples, Serco, Warrington, Cheshire, United KingdomCo-Chair: K. Miyazaki, Hitachi, Ltd., Hitachi, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2009-77103: EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF DUCTILE FRACTUREFOR NON-ALIGNED MULTIPLE FLAWS IN A PLATEK. Miyazaki, Hitachi, Ltd., Hitachi, Ibaraki, Japan; K. Hasegawa, JapanNuclear Energy Safety Organization (JNES), Tokyo, Japan; K. Saito,Hitachi GE, Hitachi-shi, Japan; B. Bezensek, University of Glasgow,Glasgow, United KingdomPVP2009-77068: EVALUATION OF ALIGNMENT RULES USING STAIN-LESS STEEL PIPES WITH NON-ALIGNED FLAWSK. Hasegawa, Japan Nuclear Energy Safety Organization (JNES), Tokyo,Japan; K. Miyazaki, Hitachi, Ltd., Hitachi, Ibaraki, Japan; K. Saito, HitachiGE, Hitachi-shi, Japan; B. Bezensek, University of Glasgow, Glasgow,United KingdomPVP2009-77402: A NUMERICAL STUDY OF THE ALIGNMENT OF SUR-FACE FLAWS IN A STAINLESS STEEL PIPEB. Bezensek, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, United Kingdom; K.Miyazaki, Hitachi, Ltd., Hitachi, Ibaraki, Japan; K. Hasegawa, JapanNuclear Energy Safety Organization (JNES), Tokyo, Japan; K. Saito,Hitachi works, Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy Ltd, Hitachi-shi, JapanPVP2009-77338: A FLAW PROXIMITY RULE FOR INTERACTING SUR-FACE CRACKS BASED ON ELASTIC-PLASTIC FRACTURE ANALYSISM. Kamaya, Institute of Nuclear Safety System, Fukui, Japan

SESSION 2.4N (CS-18-1)Tuesday, July 28, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, HercovkaINNOVATIVE CONCEPTS FOR NEXT GENERATION CODES ANDSTANDARDSSponsored by: Codes and Standards CommitteeDeveloped by: T. Asayama, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, JapanChair: T.-L. Sham, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge,

TN, USACo-Chair: W. Hoffelner, RWH Consult GMBH, Oberrohrdorf,

SwitzerlandPVP2009-77333: METHODOLOGY FOR THE DETERMINATION OF ASET OF SAFETY FACTORS THAT ARE CONSISTENT FOR DESIGNCODE AND FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE CODET. Asayama, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2009-77686: METHODOLOGY FOR THE DETERMINATION OF ASET OF SAFETY FACTORS THAT ARE CONSISTENT FOR DESIGNCODE AND FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE CODE: CASE STUDY FOR FASTBREEDER REACTORST. Asayama, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2009-77705: CREEP-FATIGUE LIFE DETERMINATION OFGRADE91 STEEL USING A STRAIN-RANGE SEPARATION METHOD

W. Hoffelner, RWH Consult GMBH, Oberrohrdorf, SwitzerlandPVP2009-77984: DEVELOPMENT OF A MATERIAL STRENGTH STAN-DARD FOR JAPANESE DEMONSTRATION FAST BREEDER REACTORT. Onizawa, Y. Nagae, T. Wakai, T. Asayama, Japan Atomic Energy Agency,Ibaraki, Japan

SESSION 2.4O (TW-3-2)Tuesday, July 28, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, TyrolkaTECHNICAL TUTORIAL: ASME SECTION VIII, DIVISION 3ALTERNATIVE RULES FOR CONSTRUCTION OF HIGH PRESSUREVESSELS—IISponsored by: The PVP Division Conference CommitteePresented by: J. R. Sims, Becht Engineering Co., Inc., Liberty Corner,

NJ, USA

SESSION 2.4P (CT-8-4)Tuesday, July 28, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Foyer 1-3SOFTWARE DEMONSTRATION FORUM—IVSponsored by: Computer Technology CommitteeDeveloped by: J. F. Cory, Jr, Siemens PLM Software, Milford, OH, USA

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SESSION 3.1B (DA-3-1)Wednesday, July 29, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, RomaDESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PIPING & PIPING COMPONENTS—ISponsored by: Design and Analysis CommitteeDeveloped by: J. McCabe, CT, USA; S. Iyer, Atomic Energy of Canada

Limited, Mississauga, ON, Canada; C. Basavaraju, U.S.Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville, MD, USA; N.Zobeiry, Atomic Energy of Canadal Ltd. (AECL),Mississauga, ON, Canada

Chair: C. Basavaraju, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission,Rockville, MD, USA

Co-Chair: S. Iyer, Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, Mississauga,ON, Canada

PVP2009-77147: CALCULATING THERMAL GRADIENTS IN A B31.1WELDING END TRANSITION JOINT BY FORMULAED. H. Creates, Ontario Power Generation, Pickering, ON, CanadaPVP2009-77148: A PROCEDURE TO EVALUATE A B31.1 WELDINGEND TRANSITION JOINT TO INCLUDE THE FATIGUE EFFECTS OFTHERMAL GRADIENTS FOR DESIGN AND PLANT LIFE EXTENSIOND. H. Creates, Ontario Power Generation, Pickering, ON, CanadaPVP2009-77938: SENSITIVITY OF THE EFFECTIVE SEISMICSUPPORT DAMPING IN A CLASS I PIPING SYSTEM TO ANALYSISPARAMETERS

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N. Zobeiry, Atomic Energy of Canadal Ltd. (AECL), Mississauga, ON,CanadaPVP2009-78007: FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS AND STRESS INTENSI-FICATION FACTOR DETERMINATION FOR CORE TO JACKET JOINTSA. P. Mohammadi, Sadra (Iran Marine Industrial Company), Tehran,Tehran, Iran

SESSION 3.1C (DA-4-7)Wednesday, July 29, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, ViennaTHERMAL FATIGUESponsored by: Design and Analysis CommitteeDeveloped by: N. Kasahara, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan; J.-M.

Stephan, Electricite de France R&D, Moret-sur-Loing,France

Chair: W. Server, ATI Consulting, Pinehurst, NC, USACo-Chair: F. Minami, Osaka University, Suita, Osaka, JapanPVP2009-77370: EFFECT OF FREQUENCY AND SHAPE OF THERMALCYCLING ON THE DAMAGE OF MULTI-MATERIAL UNDER THERMO-ELASTO-PLASTIC BEHAVIOURB. Taher, S. Abboudi, Universite de Technologie de Belfort Monbeliard,Belfort, France; R. Younes, Universte Libanais, Beyrouth, LebanonPVP2009-77450: FATIGUE ASSESSMENT OF NUCLEAR POWERPLANT COMPONENTS SUBJECTED TO THERMAL CYCLIC LOADINGK. Bauerbach, M. Vormwald, Technical University of Darmstadt, Darmstadt,Germany; J. Rudolph, AREVA NP GmbH, Erlangen, GermanyPVP2009-77555: STRESS EVALUATION CHARTS FOR THERMALSTRATIFICATION CONSIDERING HEAT TRANSFER CHARACTERIS-TICSI. Furuhashi, ITOCHU Techno-Solutions Corporation, Ibaraki-ken, Japan;N. Kawasaki, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki-Ken, Japan; N.Kasahara, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77986: FATIGUE CRACK INITIATION AND GROWTH INSTAINLESS STEEL PIPE WELDSD. Green, J. P. Taggart, R. D Smith, D. W. Beardsmore, Serco Technicaland Assurance Services, Warrington, Cheshire, United KingdomPVP2009-77217: DESIGN EVALUATION METHOD FOR RANDOMFATIGUE BASED ON SPECTRUM CHARACTERISTICSS. Sakai, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan; S. Okajima, Japan AtomicEnergy Agency, Oarai, Japan; S. Izumi, N. Kasahara, The University ofTokyo, Tokyo, Japan

SESSION 3.1D (CT-2-8)Wednesday, July 29, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, MadridBFJ HIGH TEMPERATURE APPLICATIONSSponsored by: Computer Technology CommitteeDeveloped by: H. Kockelmann, MPA University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart,

BW, Germany; M. Schaaf, AMTEC Services, Lauffen,Germany

Chair: H. Kockelmann, MPA University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart,BW, Germany

Co-Chair: M. Schaaf, AMTEC Services, Lauffen, GermanyPVP2009-77490: SEALING PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF PIPE

FLANGE CONNECTION WITH SPIRAL WOUND GASKET UNDERCYCLIC THERMAL CONDITIONY. Takagi, H. Torii, Tokyo Electric Power Company, Yokohama, Japan; T.Sawa, Y. Omiya, Hiroshima University, Higashihiroshima, Hiroshima,JapanPVP2009-77610: SIMULATION OF CREEP/RELAXATION BEHAVIOR INBOLTED FLANGE JOINTS BASED ON 3-D VISCOELASTICITY MODELOF GASKETA. Yamaguchi, H. Tsuji, Tokyo Denki University, Hiki-Gun, Saitama, Japan;T. Honda, National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health, Japan,Kiyose-shi, Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77779: MODELING OF THERMAL SHOCK EFFECTS ON AGLOBE VALVE BODY-BONNET BOLTED FLANGE JOINTJ.-P. Mathieu, EDF R&D, Moret-sur-Loing, France; J.-F. Rit, J. Ferrari, D.Hersant, EDF R&D MMC Dpt, Moret sur Loing, FrancePVP2009-77596: FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF MECHANICALBEHAVIOR OF FLANGED PIPE CONNECTIONS UNDER ELEVATEDTEMPERATURET. Fukuoka, M. Nomura, T. Nishikawa, Kobe University, Kobe, Japan

SESSION 3.1E (SPC-1-8)Wednesday, July 29, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, AmsterdamSTUDENT PAPER SYMPOSIUM AND COMPETITION SESSION—VIIISponsored by: PVP SenateDeveloped by: J. Todd, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USAChair: J. Todd, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USACo-Chair: J. F. Cory, Jr, Siemens PLM Software, Milford, OH, USA;

M. Aggarwal, Gannon University, Erie, PA, USAPVP2009-77796: INFLUENCE OF SPECIMEN TYPE, CRACK LENGTHAND EVALUATION METHOD ON QUASI-STATIC AND DYNAMICFRACTURE TOUGHNESS PROPERTIESC. Zurbuchen, Research Centre Dresden-Rossendorf, Dresden, GermanyPVP2009-77191: THE EFFECTS OF CONSTRAINT ANDCOMPRESSIVE OR TENSILE RESIDUAL STRESSES ON BRITTLEFRACTURES. Kamel, Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom; R. Wimpory,Helmholtz-Centre Berlin, Berlin, Germany; M. Hofmann, TechnicalUniversity Munich, Munich, GermanyPVP2009-77351: STUDY ON HIGH-TEMPERATURE NAPHTHENICACID CORROSION OF TYPE 304 AND TYPE 316L STAINLESS STEELAND THEIR WELDED JOINTSZ. Fang, Z. Chen, L. Wang, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang,ChinaPVP2009-77214: A ROBUST METHOD TO DETERMINE STATISTICALPARAMETERS FOR CLEAVAGE FRACTURE EVALUATIONH.-O. Ko, J.-B. Choi, Y.-J. Kim, Sungkyunkwan University, Suwon,Gyeonggi-do, Korea (Republic)PVP2009-77371: CRACK TIP CONSTRAINT FOR A SURFACE CRACKUNDER FULLY PLASTIC CONDITIONSO. Terfas, University Of Glasgow, Glasgow, Scotland

SESSION 3.1F (HP-1-1)Wednesday, July 29, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Athens

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Rouge, LA, USACo-Chair: R. Dixon, Structural Integrity Associates, Huntersville, NC,

USAPVP2009-77209: DEVELOPMENT OF ALTERNATE METHODS FORESTABLISHING DESIGN MARGINS FOR ASME SECTION VIII DIVISION3 (PART 2)S. Terada, Kobe Steel, Ltd., Takasago, Hyogo, JapanPVP2009-77379: DETERMINATION OF THE PLASTIC COLLAPSELOAD FOR WIRE-WOUND PRESSURE VESSELSJ. M. A. Calderón, P. M. B. Díaz, I. I. C. Segura, University of Burgos,Burgos, SpainPVP2009-77213: HYDRAULIC RE-AUTOFRETTAGE OF A SWAGEAUTOFRETTAGED TUBEA. P. Parker, University of Cranfield, Lewes, East Sussex, United Kingdom;E. Troiano, US Army, Watervliet, NY, USA; J. H. Underwood, BattelleScientific Services, Watervliet, NY, USAPVP2009-77107: CHANGES IN THE BAUSCHINGER EFFECT LEVELPOST THE AUTOFRETTAGE PROCESSM. Perl, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Beer-Sheva, Non, Israel; J.Perry, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Petah-Tiqwa, Non, Israel

SESSION 3.1G (SE-13-1)Wednesday, July 29, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, BarcelonaPANEL SESSION: DAMAGE OF KASHIWAZAKI KARIWA NUCLEARPOWER PLANT DUE TO 2007 NIIGATA CHUETSUOKI EARTHQUAKESponsored by: Seismic Engineering CommitteeDeveloped by: S. A. Karamanos, University of Thessaly, Volos, Greece;

O. Furuya, Tokyo Metropolitan College of IndustrialTechnology, Tokyo, Japan

Chair: K. SuzukiCo-Chair: O. Furuya, Tokyo Metropolitan College of Industrial

Technology, Tokyo, JapanSEISMIC DESIGN STANDARDS FOR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS INJAPAN (Presentation Only)S. Fujita, Tokyo Denki University, Tokyo, Japan; S. Yabana, CentralResearch Institute of Electric Power Industry, Abiko-shi, Chiba-ken, JapanTHE NCO EARTHQUAKE AND POST-EARTHQUAKE ACTIONS -OVERVIEW OF NCO EARTHQUAKE AND POST-EARTHQUAKEACTIONS (Presentation Only)T. Hirata, Tokyo Electric Power Company, Tokyo, JapanTHE NCO EARTHQUAKE AND POST-EARTHQUAKE ACTIONS -STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY EVALUATIONS FOR SSCS (PresentationOnly)Y. Takagi, Tokyo Electric Power Company, Yokohama, JapanSOME CONSIDERATIONS ON ADVANCED SEISMIC DESIGNTECHNOLOGIES FOR NPPS (Presentation Only)M. Morishita, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, Japan; T. Nagata,

Hitachi GE Nuclear Energy, Ibaraki, Japan; H. Hirayama, Toshiba Corp.,Yokihama, Japan; H. Machida, Tepco Systems Corporation, Tokyo, Japan;K. Dozaki, Japan Atomic Power Co., Tokyo, Japan; K. Koyama, MitsubishiHeavy Industry, Kobe, JapanIAEA REVIEW ON KASHIWAZAKI-KARIWA NPS (Presentation Only)A. R. Godoy, International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna, Austria

SESSION 3.1H (SE-5-3)Wednesday, July 29, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, BerlinSEISMIC ISOLATION AND ENERGY ABSORBING SYSTEMS—IIISponsored by: Seismic Engineering CommitteeDeveloped by: C.-S. Tsai, Feng Chia University, Taichung, TaiwanChair: C.-S. Tsai, Feng Chia University, Taichung, TaiwanCo-Chair: J.-W. Lin, Feng Chia University, Taichung, TaiwanPVP2009-77133: ENERGY DISSIPATION BEHAVIOR OF ANAUTONOMOUS CONTROLLER FOR SEMI-ACTIVE CONTROL DEVICEM.-H. Shih, National Kaohsiung First Universiy of Science and Technology,Kaohsiung, Taiwan, Taiwan; W.-P. Sung, National Chingyi University ofScience and Technology, Taichung, Taiwan, TaiwanPVP2009-77229: SHAKING TABLE TESTS WITH LARGE TEST SPECI-MENS OF SEISMICALLY ISOLATED FBR PLANTS, PART 3: ULTIMATEBEHAVIOR OF UPPER STRUCTURE AND RUBBER BEARINGSS. Yabana, K. Kanazawa, S. Nagata, Central Research Institute of ElectricPower Industry, Abiko-shi, Chiba-ken, Japan; S. Kitamura, Japan AtomicEnergy Agency, Ibaraki, Japan; T. Sano, Obayashi Corporation, Kiyose-shi,Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77632: RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT OF DAMPINGDEVICE FOR LIGHT WEIGHT MECHANICAL STRUCTURE USINGDAMPING EFFECT CAUSED BY EDDY CURRENTO. Furuya, Tokyo Metropolitan College of Industrial Technology, Tokyo,Japan; K. Ogata, Yacmo Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan; T. Tanaka, MitsubishiNagasaki Machinery MFG. Co., Ltd., Tokyo, Japan; H. Kurabayashi, VibroSystem, Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77906: PROTECTION OF SEISMIC STRUCTURES USINGPASSIVE AND SEMI-ACTIVE FRICTION TYPED MULTIPLE TUNEDMASS DAMPERSG.-L. Lin, C.-C. Lin, National Chung Hsing University, Taichung, Taiwan; J.-F. Wang, 921 Earthquake Museum of Taiwan, National Museum of NaturalSciencey, Taichung, Taiwan

SESSION 3.1I (FSI-3-8)Wednesday, July 29, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, BrusselsVORTEX-INDUCED VIBRATIONS AND WAKE DYNAMICS—IISponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction CommitteeDeveloped by: N. Mureithi, Ecole Polytechnique, Montreal, Montreal, QC,

CanadaChair: S. Ziada, McMaster University, Hamilton, QC, CanadaCo-Chair: R. Morita, Central Research Institute of Electric Power

Industry, Komae-shi, Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77051: THE SPANWISE DEPENDENCE OF VORTEX-SHEDDING FROM YAWED CIRCULAR CYLINDERS

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J. Hogan, J. W. Hall, University of New Brunswick, Fredericton, NB,CanadaPVP2009-77534: CFD MODELING OF FLOW INDUCED VIBRATION ONA MOBILE CYLINDER FOR A 30K REYNOLDS NUMBER: COMPARI-SON BETWEEN SIMULATION AND EXPERIMENTAL RESULTSC. Peyrard, P. Bousseau, R. Howard, EDF R&D, Clamart, France; M.Belloli, S. Muggiasca, S. Giappino, D. Rocchi, Polimi, Milan, ItalyPVP2009-77611: TRIGGERING OF VORTEX SHEDDING BY CYLINDEROSCILLATION FOR REYNOLDS NUMBERS UNDER 47L. Baranyi, University of Miskolc, Miskolc, HungaryPVP2009-77487: A NOVEL TECHNIQUE FOR HYDROELECTRICITYUTILIZING VORTEX INDUCED VIBRATIONM. Koide, Niigata Sangyo University, Kashiwazaki, Niigata, Japan; T.Sekizaki, S. Yamada, T. Takahashi, M. Shirakashi, Nagaoka University ofTechnology, Nagaoka, Niigata, Japan

SESSION 3.1J (FSI-2-2)Wednesday, July 29, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Karlin 1THERMAL-HYDRAULIC PHENOMENA—ISponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction CommitteeDeveloped by: F. Moody, GE (Retired), Murphys, CA, USA; J. C. Jo,

Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety, Daejon, Korea(Republic)

Chair: F. Moody, GE (Retired), Murphys, CA, USACo-Chair: J. C. Jo, Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety, Daejon, Korea

(Republic)PVP2009-77230: EXPEIMENTAL STUDY ON THE FREQUENCY OF AFREE SURFACE FLUCTUATION IN A VESSEL WITH OR WITHOUT ANINTERNAL STRUCTUREH.-Y. Nam, Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Daejeon, Korea(Republic); B.-H. Choi, J.-M. Kim, B.-H. Kim, Kaeri, Daejeon, Korea(Republic)PVP2009-77250: EXACT COMPUTATION OF THE AXIAL VIBRATIONOF TWO COUPLED LIQUID-FILLED PIPESA. S. Tijsseling, Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven,NetherlandsPVP2009-77404: PREDICTION OF POTENTIAL FOR THE INGRESSIONOF CRUDE OIL COVERING THE SEA WATER SURFACE INTO THESEA WATER COOLING SYSTEM OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTJ. C. Jo, K.-W. Roh, H. J. Kim, K. T. Kim, Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety,Daejon, Korea (Republic)PVP2009-77442: FLUID FLOW FIELD IN THE ANNULUS OF BOILINGWATER REACTORS (BWR)R. Ananth, J. Gillis, Structural Integrity Associates, San Jose, CA, USA; K.Fujikawa, Structural Integrity Associates, Centennial, CO, USA

SESSION 3.1K (MF-6-1)Wednesday, July 29, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Karlin 2FITNESS FOR SERVICE AND LIFE MANAGEMENT—ISponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: B. Wiersma, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken,

SC, USA

Chair: B. Wiersma, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken,SC, USA

Co-Chair: M. Cohn, PE, Aptech Engineering Services, Sunnyvale,CA, USA

PVP2009-77682: EXPERIMENTAL AND ANALYTICAL STUDIES ONTHE EFFECT OF EXCESSIVE LOADING ON FATIGUE CRACKPROPAGATION IN PIPING MATERIALSY. Yamaguchi, J. Katsuyama, K. Onizawa, Japan Atomic Energy Agency(JAEA), Tokai-mura, Ibaraki, Japan; H. Sugino, Y. Li, Japan Nuclear EnergySafety Organization (JNES), Tokyo, Japan; G. Yagawa, Toyo University,Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77933: MAIN STEAM PIPING GIRTH WELDMENT STRESSESAND LIFE CONSUMPTION CONSIDERING MALFUNCTIONINGSUPPORTSM. Cohn, PE, Aptech Engineering Services, Sunnyvale, CA, USAPVP2009-77961: FAILURE ANALYSIS AND FITNESS-FOR-SERVICEASSESSMENT OF NICKEL-200 BAFFLES IN PVC REACTORM. P. H. Brongers, C. Scott, F. Gui, R. Thodla, Det Norske Veritas (DNV),Dublin, OH, USA

SESSION 3.1L (MF-4-8)Wednesday, July 29, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Karlin 3WELDING RESIDUAL STRESS SIMULATION AND MEASUREMENT—VIIISponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: F. W. Brust, Jr, Engineering Mechanics Corp. of

Columbus, Columbus, OH, USA; E. Keim, AREVA NPGmbH, Erlangen, Germany; C. Truman, Bristol University,Bristol, United Kingdom

Chair: C. Truman, Bristol University, Bristol, United KingdomCo-Chair: E. Keim, AREVA NP GmbH, Erlangen, GermanyPVP2009-77294: SIMULATION AND MEASUREMENTS OF ELECTRONBEAM WELDING DISTORTIONSA. Martin, AREVA NP, Lyon, France; P. Gilles, AREVA NP, Paris la Défense,France, France; F. Bouyer, DCNS, Nantes, France; V. Robin, AREVA NP,Lyon, FrancePVP2009-77310: FINITE ELEMENT SIMULATION OF LASER BEAMWELDING INDUCED RESIDUAL STRESSES AND DISTORTIONS IN AT-JOINT CONFIGURATION FOR AERONAUTIC STRUCTURESM. Zain-ul-abdein, D. Nelias, J.-F. Jullien, LaMCoS, INSA-Lyon,Villeurbanne, France; D. Deloison, EADS Innovation Works, Suresnes,FrancePVP2009-77408: STUDY ON RESIDUAL-STRESS REDISTRIBUTIONSDURING THE PROCESS OF MANUFACTURE OF A VESSELPENETRATION SET-ON JOINTN. Yanagida, Hitachi, Ltd., Hitachi, Ibaraki, Japan; K. Ogawa, JapanNuclear Energy Safety Organization, Tokyo, Japan; K. Saito, Hitachi GE,Hitachi-shi, Japan; E. Kingston, VEQTER Ltd, Bristol, United KingdomPVP2009-78113: WELD DISTORTION CONTROL METHODS ANDAPPLICATIONS OF WELD MODELINGF. W. Brust, Jr, T. Zhang, G. Wilkowski, D.-J. Shim, E. Kurth, EngineeringMechanics Corporation of Columbus, Columbus, OH, USA

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SESSION 3.1M (CS-6-2)Wednesday, July 29, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, RokoskaINTERACTION AND FLAW MODELING FOR MULTIPLE FLAWS—IISponsored by: Codes and Standards and Materials and FabricationCommitteesDeveloped by: K. Miyazaki, Hitachi, Ltd., Hitachi, Ibaraki, Japan; B.

Bezensek, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, UnitedKingdom; J. Sharples, Serco, Warrington, Cheshire,United Kingdom

Chair: B. Bezensek, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, UnitedKingdom

Co-Chair: K. Miyazaki, Hitachi, Ltd., Hitachi, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2009-77717: FRACTURE ASSESSMENT OF AUSTENITICSTAINLESS STEEL PIPING WITH TWIN FLAWS IN TIG WELDM. Itatani, C. Narazaki, T. Hayashi, T. Saito, T. Ogawa, ToshibaCorporation, Yokohama, JapanPVP2009-77924: EXPERIMENTAL ESTIMATION OF FULLY PLASTICCOLLAPSE STRESSES FOR PIPES WITH CIRCUMFERENTIAL THREEFLAWSF. Iwamatsu, K. Miyazaki, Hitachi, Ltd., Hitachi, Ibaraki, Japan; K. Saito,Hitachi GE, Hitachi-shi, Japan; K. Hasegawa, Japan Nuclear EnergySafety Organization (JNES), Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77073: INTEARCTION EVALUATION BETWEEN TWO SUR-FACE CRACKS BY FATIGUEM. Kikuchi, Tokyo University of Science, Noda, Chiba, JapanPVP2009-78040: GROWTH BEHAVIOR OF TWO INTERACTING SUR-FACE CRACKS OF DISSIMILAR SIZEM. Kamaya, Institute of Nuclear Safety System, Fukui, Japan; M. Kikuchi,E. Miyokawa, Tokyo University of Science, Noda, Chiba, Japan

SESSION 3.1N (CS-19-1)Wednesday, July 29, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, HercovkaMATERIALS, WELDING, DESIGN, AND RESIDUAL LIFE OF CZECHA.M.E. CODESSponsored by: Codes and Standards CommitteeDeveloped by: S. Vejvoda, Institute of Applied Mechanics, Ltd, Brno,

Czech RepublicChair: B. Strnadel, V`B—Technical University of Ostrava,

Ostrava, Czech RepublicCo-Chair K. Matocha, Material and Metallurgical Research, Ltd,

Ostrava, Czech RepublicPVP2009-77288: ENSURING INTEGRITY OF HIGH ENERGY PIPING INTHE NPPS OF THE CZECH REPUBLICV. Jarolimek, J. Zdarek, J. Dotrel, Nuclear Research Institute Rez, plc.,Rez, Czech RepublicPVP2009-77392: VERLIFE UPDATING AND FURTHER DEVELOPMENTM. Brumovsky, Nuclear Research Institute Rez, plc, Rez, Czech RepublicPVP2009-77539: MATERIAL SELECTION METHODOLOGY USED INCZECFH NPPK. Matocha, Material and Metallurgical Research, Ltd, Ostrava, CzechRepublic

PVP2009-77653: SAFETY APPROACH AND AGEING MANAGEMENTIN CZECH RULES AND STANDARDSJ. Lubomir, Institute of Applied Mechanics Brno, Ltd., Brno, CzechRepublic; J. Bartonicek, JB Engineering Consultant, Neckarwestheim, BW,Germany; S. Vejvoda, Institute of Applied Mechanics, Ltd, Brno, CzechRepublic; M. Vrana, CEZ, Czech Budejovice, Czech RepublicPVP2009-77918: HISTORY OF A.M.E. STANDARD CREATIONS. Vejvoda, Institute of Applied Mechanics, Ltd, Brno, Czech Republic

SESSION 3.1O (TW-4-1)Wednesday, July 29, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, TyrolkaTECHNICAL TUTORIAL: PWR NUCLEAR PLANTS REACTORPRESSURE VESSEL—RECENT EVOLUTIONS ON INTEGRITYASSESSMENT NEW TOOLS AND METHODOLOGY IN PROGRESS,AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES—ISponsored by: The PVP Division Conference CommitteePresented by: G. Bezdikian, Georges Bezdikian Consulting, Le Vesinet,

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SESSION 3.2B (DA-3-2)Wednesday, July 29, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, RomaDESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PIPING & PIPING COMPONENTS—IISponsored by: Design and Analysis CommitteeDeveloped by: C. Basavaraju, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission,

Rockville, MD, USA; S. Iyer, Atomic Energy of CanadaLimited, Mississauga, ON, Canada

Chair: J. McCabe, CT, USACo-Chair: W. Server, ATI Consulting, Pinehurst, NC, USAPVP2009-77747: SPECIAL DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR BURIEDHDPE PIPING IN NUCLEAR SAFETY RELATED APPLICATIONSC. Basavaraju, K. A. Manoly, U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission,Rockville, MD, USAPVP2009-77782: SOME ASPECTS OF THE SPRING HANGER DESIGNPROCEDURE FOR PIPING FLEXIBILITY ANALYSISA. Berkovsky, O. Kireev, CKTI-Vibroseism, Saint Petersburg, RussiaPVP2009-77828: ANALYSIS OF FCC EXPANSION JOINTS MOVEMENTTESTJ. L. B. da C. Veiga, J. Medeiros, Petrobras, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; J. C. C.Veiga, Teadit, Rio de Janeiro, BrazilPVP2009-77169: A PARAMETRIC STUDY OF STRAIN CONCENTRA-TION IN FIELD JOINT OF CONCRETE COATED PIPELINES USINGFINITE ELEMENTN. Nourpanah, F. Taheri, Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS, CanadaPVP2009-77151: STRESS INDEX DEVELOPMENT FOR SPECIALELBOWSJ. M. Kim, H. Song, S. Kang, S. Park, KOPEC, Daejeon, Korea (Republic);J. S. Yang, Korea Electric Power Research Institute, Daejeon, Korea

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SESSION 3.2C (DA-4-8)Wednesday, July 29, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, ViennaFATIGUE: CODIFICATION AND USAGESponsored by: Design and Analysis CommitteeDeveloped by: N. Kasahara, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan; J.-M.

Stephan, Electricite de France R&D, Moret-sur-Loing,France

Chair: W. Server, ATI Consulting, Pinehurst, NC, USACo-Chair: F. Minami, Osaka University, Suita, Osaka, JapanPVP2009-77048: UNDERSTANDING AND PREDICTING WELDMENTFATIGUE IN STRUCTURAL SUPPORTSM. Massingham, R. Gibson, Rolls Royce, Derby, United KingdomPVP2009-77156: A FIRST INVESTIGATION ON CUMULATIVE FATIGUELIFE FOR A TYPE 304-L STAINLESS STEEL USED FOR PRESSUREWATER REACTORA. Fissolo, Commissariat a L’energie Atomique, Gif sur Yvette, France; J.M. Stelmaszyk, Institut de Radioprotection et de Surete Nucleaire,Fontenay aux Roses, FrancePVP2009-77741: FATIGUE DESIGN FOR NON-WELDED REGIONSACCORDING TO NEW EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN PRESSURE VES-SEL STANDARDSF. Rauscher, Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, AustriaPVP2009-77826: EVALUATION OF IMPROVED METHODS FOR PLANTDATA VALIDATION IN AUTOMATED FATIGUE MONITORINGE. L. Cranford III, M. A. Gray, J. L. Shychuck, Westinghouse ElectricCompany, Madison, PA, USA; H. Haegeli, B. Blokker,Nordostschweizerische Kraftwerke AG, Döttingen, Switzerland

SESSION 3.2E (NDE-1-1)Wednesday, July 29, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, AmsterdamINDUSTRIAL NDE APPLICATIONSSponsored by: NDE Engineering Division, Materials and FabricationCommittee, Codes and Standards CommitteeDeveloped by: W. Springer, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR, USAChair: E. Schneider, Fraunhofer Institute for Non Destructive

Testing, Saarbrücken, GermanyCo-Chair: J. Banchet, AREVA NP, NETEC, Lyon, FrancePVP2009-77076: LEAKAGE DETECTION PROBLEMS ON BOTTOMTUBESHEETS OF VERTICALLY POSITIONED HP EXCHANGERS—ANEXPERIENCE WITH A UREA STRIPPERP. Fateh, M. Hussain, O. Akhtar, Fauji Fertilizer Company, Sadikabad,PakistanPVP2009-77166: NDT QUALIFICATION ACHIEVEMENTS FOR WWERTYPE RPV AND PIPING SYSTEMSL. Horacek, Nuclear Research Institute Rez plc., Rez, Czech RepublicPVP2009-77386: EVALUATION OF FATIGUE DAMAGE BY X-RAYDIFFRACTION TECHNIQUE OF STEAM TURBINE ROTOR STEELS ATELEVATED TEMPERATURESV. Mentl, J. Fiala, University of West Bohemia, Plzen, Czech Republic; V.

Kolarik, Fraunhofer Inst. Chem Technol. ICT, Pfinztal, Germany; M.Chocholousek, Skoda Research Ltd., Plzen, Czech RepublicPVP2009-77652: TIME OF FLIGHT DIFFRACTION TECHNIQUE (TOFD-T) AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO X-RAY EXAMINATION FOR THICKWELDS: A LITERATURE REVIEWA. Bleuze, AREVA NP, NETEC, Chalon sur Saone, France; J. Banchet, S.W. Glass, AREVA NP, NETEC, Lyon, France; A. Thomas, J.-M. Tchilian,AREVA NP, Paris la Defense, France; M. Jambon, AREVA NP, St Marcel,France; J. Wu, V. Godefroy, ALCIMED, Paris, France

SESSION 3.2F (HP-1-2)Wednesday, July 29, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, AthensUPDATING THE STATE OF ART OF WATERJET TECHNOLOGYSponsored by: High-Pressure Technology CommitteeDeveloped by: D. Stang, OMAX Corporation, Kent, WA, USAChair: D. Stang, OMAX Corporation, Kent, WA, USACo-Chair: K. Simpson, ExxonMobil Plastics Plant, Baton Rouge, LA,

USAPVP2009-77003: APPLICATIONS OF ABRASIVE-WATERJETS FORMACHINING FATIGUE-CRITICAL AEROSPACE ALUMINUM PARTSP. Liu, OMAX Corporation, Kent, WA, USA; Y. Hovanski, M. Dahl, PacificNorthwest National Laboratory, Richland, WA, USA; J. Zeng, OMAXCorporation, Kent, WA, USAPVP2009-77361: A STUDY ON AWJ TRIMMING OF COMPOSITEAIRRCRAFT STINGERSM. Hashish, Flow International Corporation, Kent, WA, USAPVP2009-77365: ABRASIVE-WATERJET DRILLING OF HIGHTEMPERATURE JET ENGINE TBC PARTSM. Hashish, Flow International Corporation, Kent, WA, USAPVP2009-77751: INVESTIGATION OF SAMPLES FROM THE HIGH-VELOCITY WATER JET DRIVEN MICRO/NANO PARTICLE COLLIDERL. M. Hlavác, I. M. Hlavácová, V`B—Technical University of Ostrava,Ostrava—Poruba, Czech Republic; J. Vasek, Institute of Geonics,Ostrava—Poruba, Czech Republic; P. Jandacka, J. Zegzulka, J.Viliamsová, V. Mádr, R. Uhlár, V`B—Technical University of Ostrava,Ostrava—Poruba, Czech RepublicPVP2009-77712: TESTING OF THE HIGH-VELOCITY WATER JETTINGON CONCRETE SAMPLES INSIDE THE OVERPRESSURE VESSELL. M. Hlavác, V`B—Technical University of Ostrava, Ostrava—Poruba,Czech Republic; L. Bodnárová, Technical University of Brno, Brno, CzechRepublic; V. Mádr, V`B—Technical University of Ostrava,Ostrava—Poruba, Czech Republic; R. Hela, Technical University of Brno,Brno, Czech Republic; J. Kalicinský, E. Janurová, J. Pustelník, I. M.Hlavácová, V`B—Technical University of Ostrava, Ostrava—Poruba,Czech Republic

SESSION 3.2G (SE-4-1)Wednesday, July 29, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, BarcelonaSYSTEMS IDENTIFICATION AND CONTROLSponsored by: Seismic Engineering CommitteeDeveloped by: J.-W. Lin, Feng Chia University, Taichung, Taiwan; C.-S.

Tsai, Feng Chia University, Taichung, Taiwan

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Chair: J.-W. Lin, Feng Chia University, Taichung, TaiwanCo-Chair: C.-S. Tsai, Feng Chia University, Taichung, TaiwanPVP2009-77282: USING FUZZY INFERENCE SYSTEM TO THE ANALY-SIS OF DEBRIS FLOW HAZARDP. H. Lin, Feng Chia University, Taichung, TaiwanPVP2009-77307: MULTIPLE YIELD AND BOUNDING SURFACESMODEL FOR ANALYSIS OF MULTIPLE FRICTION PENDULUMSYSTEMC.-S. Tsai, Y.-C. Lin, H.-C. Su, Feng Chia University, Taichung City, TaiwanPVP2009-77363: DIAGNOSIS OF MODERN ECONOMY USING REPET-ITIVE IDENTIFICATION APPROACH FOR THE PREDICTION OF GDPPER CAPITAJ.-W. Lin, C.-W. Huang, Feng Chia University, Taichung City, TaiwanPVP2009-77552: METHODS OF THE RURAL RESIDENTIAL DISTRICTSREBUILDING OF CHENGDUX. Bu, Chengdu Construction Committee, Chengdu, Shichuan, ChinaPVP2009-78058: STRUCTURAL VIBRATION CONTROL BY DAMPINGPARAMETRIC EXCITATIOND. Iba, A. Masuda, A. Sone, Kyoto Institute of Techonology, Kyoto, Japan

SESSION 3.2H (SE-5-4)Wednesday, July 29, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, BerlinSEISMIC ISOLATION AND ENERGY ABSORBING SYSTEMS—IVSponsored by: Seismic Engineering CommitteeDeveloped by: C.-S. Tsai, Feng Chia University, Taichung, Taiwan; J.-W.

Lin, Feng Chia University, Taichung, TaiwanChair: J.-W. Lin, Feng Chia University, Taichung, TaiwanCo-Chair: C.-S. Tsai, Feng Chia University, Taichung, TaiwanPVP2009-77614: SHAKING TABLE TESTS WITH LARGE TESTSPECIMENS OF SEISMICALLY ISOLATED FBR PLANTS PART 1RESPONSE BEHAVIOR OF TEST SPECIMEN UNDER DESIGNGROUND MOTIONSS. Kitamura, M. Morishita, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, Japan; S.Yabana, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Abiko-shi,Chiba-ken, Japan; K. Hirata, Central Research Institute of Electric PowerIndustry, Chiba-ken, Japan; K. Umeki, Obayashi Corporation, Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77603: SHAKING TABLE TESTS WITH LARGE TESTSPECIMENS OF SEISMICALLY ISOLATED FBR PLANTS PART 2DAMAGE TEST OF REINFORCED CONCRETE WALL STRUCTURES. Inaba, T. Anabuki, K. Shirai, Obayashi Corporation, Tokyo, Japan; S.Yabana, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Abiko-shi,Chiba-ken, Japan; S. Kitamura, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki,JapanPVP2009-77441: MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTIC OF MULTIPLEDIRECTION OPTIMIZED-FRICTION PENDULUM SYSTEMC.-S. Tsai, Y.-C. Lin, H.-C. Su, Feng Chia University, Taichung City, TaiwanPVP2009-78042: SEISMIC ISOLATION OF THE IRIS NUCLEAR PLANTM. Forni, A. Poggianti, F. Bianchi, ENEA, Bologna, Bologna, Italy; G.Forasassi, R. Lo Frano, G. Pugliese, University of Pisa, Pisa, Italy; F.Perotti, L. Corradi, Politecnico of Milano, Milano, Italy; M. Domaneschi,Politecnico di Milano, Milano, Italy; M. Carelli, M. Ahmed, A. Maioli,Westinghouse, Pittsburgh, PA, USA

SESSION 3.2I (FSI-3-9)Wednesday, July 29, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, BrusselsSPECIAL SESSION ON DYNAMICAL SYSTEMSSponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction CommitteeDeveloped by: G. Papadakis, King’s College London, London, United

Kingdom; N. Mureithi, Ecole Polytechnique, Montreal,Montreal, QC, Canada

Chair: G. Papadakis, King’s College London, London, UnitedKingdom

Co-Chair: E. Konstantinidis, University of Western Macedonia,Kozani, Greece

PVP2009-77463: SUDDEN AND GRADUAL ALTERATION OFAMPLITUDE DURING THE COMPUTATION FOR FLOW AROUND ACYLINDER OSCILLATING IN TRANSVERSE OR IN-LINE DIRECTIONL. Baranyi, University of Miskolc, Miskolc, HungaryPVP2009-77673: LINEAR STABILITY ANALYSIS AND BUCKLING OFTWO-LAYERED SHELLS UNDER EXTERNAL CIRCUMFERENTIALLOADING: A NUMERICAL INVESTIGATIONG. Papadakis, King’s College London, London, United KingdomPVP2009-77767: STABILITY AND PRESSURE BOUNDARY CONDI-TIONS IN THE COLLAPSIBLE CHANNEL FLOWSH. Liu, X. Luo, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, United Kingdom; Z. Cai,Tianjin University, Tianjin, ChinaPVP2009-78093: LOW ORDER DYNAMICS OF THE FORCED KARMANWAKEN. Mureithi, K. Huynh, A. Pham, École Polytechnique of Montreal,Montreal, QC, CanadaPVP2009-77057: OVERVIEW OF VIBRO-IMPACT DYNAMICS OF PIPESCONVEYING FLUIDS AND THE PROBLEM OF FLUID-ELASTIC INSTA-BILITYR. Ibrahim, Wayne State University, Detroit, MI, USA

SESSION 3.2J (FSI-2-3)Wednesday, July 29, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Karlin 1THERMAL-HYDRAULIC PHENOMENA—IISponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction CommitteeDeveloped by: H. J. Kim, Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety, Daejon, Korea

(Republic); A. H. Arastu, Bechtel Power Corporation, SanFrancisco, CA, USA

Chair: H. J. Kim, Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety, Daejon, Korea(Republic)

Co-Chair: A. H. Arastu, Bechtel Power Corporation, San Francisco,CA, USA

PVP2009-77760: THERMAL FATIGUE ANALYSIS OF A PWR NPPSTEAM GENERATOR INJECTION NOZZLE MODEL SUBJECTED TOTHE THERMAL STRATIFICATION PHENOMENONL. L. da Silva, T. R. Mansur, CNEN/CDTN, Belo Horizonte, MG, Brazil; C.A. Cimini, Jr, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, UFMG, BeloHorizonte, MG, BrazilPVP2009-78041: EFFECT OF HEAT-UP TRANSIENT CONDITION ONTHE THERMAL STRATIFICATION IN NUCLEAR POWER PLANTSURGELINE55

Y.-J. Kim, M.-W. Kim, E. Ko, GNEC Inc., Daejeon, Korea (Republic); J.-G.Lee, KHNP, Daejeon, Korea (Republic); B.-C. Kim, Korea Reactor IntegritySurveillance Tech., Daejeon, Korea (Republic)PVP2009-77420: ANALYSIS OF WATERHAMMER IN PIPES WITH NON-CONDENSABLE GASESC. Becht V, Becht Engineering Co., Inc., Liberty Corner, NJ, USAPVP2009-77781: DECOMPRESSION PRESSURE WAVE LOADS IN ABOILING WATER REACTOR (BWR) DUE TO A RECIRCULATION PIPEBREAKJ. Molyneux, Widener University, Swarthmore, PA, USA; R. Ananth, J.Gillis, Structural Integrity Associates, San Jose, CA, USA

SESSION 3.2K (MF-26-3)Wednesday, July 29, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Karlin 2FABRICATION TECHNIQUESSponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: B. Burdett, Rolls-Royce, Derby, United Kingdom; A.

Duncan, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC,USA

Chair: M. P. H. Brongers, Det Norske Veritas (DNV), Dublin, OH,USA

Co-Chair: P.-S. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken,SC, USA

PVP2009-77024: INFLUENCE OF CUTTING PARAMETERS AND TOOLWEAR ON MARTENSITIC STAINLESS STEEL SURFACE INTEGRITYAFTER A FACE MILLING PROCESSP. Muñoz-Escalona, Universidad Simón Bolívar, Caracas, Venezuela; P. G.Maropoulos, The University of Bath, Bath, United KingdomPVP2009-77787: PRODUCING HP PUMP BARRELS UTILIZINGPOWDER METALLURGY AND HOT ISOSTATIC PRESSINGM. Bjurström, C.-G. Hjorth, Sandvik Powdermet AB, Surahammar, SwedenPVP2009-77929: BEHAVIORAL STUDY OF IN-718 DUE TO HIGHPRESSURE SHOCK WAVE LOADING IN CONTACT GEOMETRYA. K. Sharma, T.B.R.L, Chandigarh, IndiaPVP2009-77092: EVALUATION OF NANOCRYSTALLINE COATINGSFOR COAL FIRED ULTRA-SUPER CRITICAL BOILER TUBESN. S. Cheruvu, Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, TX, USA

SESSION 3.2L (MF-6-2)Wednesday, July 29, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Karlin 3FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE AND LIFE MANAGEMENT—IISponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: M. Cohn, PE, Aptech Engineering Services, Sunnyvale,

CA, USAChair: M. Cohn, PE, Aptech Engineering Services, Sunnyvale,

CA, USACo-Chair: B. Wiersma, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken,

SC, USAPVP2009-77995: MULTI-VARIABLE STATISTICAL MODEL FOR AXIALDELAYED HYDRIDE CRACKING GROWTH RATEL. Gutkin, D. Scarth, Kinectrics, Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2009-78019: FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH AND REMAINING LIFE

ASSESSMENT OF 2024 ALUMINUM ALLOY WITH VARIATION INMICROSTRUCTUREA. Kermanidis, University of Thessaly, Volos, Greece; S. Pantelakis,University of Patras, Patras, GreecePVP2009-78053: FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE ASSESSMENT FOR ARADIOACTIVE WASTE TANK THAT CONTAINS STRESS CORROSIONCRACKSB. Wiersma, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USA; J.Elder, R. VandeKamp, C. McKeel, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions,Aiken, SC, USA

SESSION 3.2M (CS-21-1)Wednesday, July 29, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, RokoskaRCC-MR CODE FOR HIGH TEMPERATURE REACTOR ANDSTRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF FUSION REACTOR COMPONENTS ISponsored by: Codes and Standards CommitteeDeveloped by: Y. Nakasone, Tokyo University of Science, Tokyo, Japan;

Y. Takahashi, Central Research Institute of Electric PowerIndustry, Kanagawa, Japan

Chair: R. Crane, ASME, New York, NY, USACo-Chair: K. Miyazaki, Hitachi, Ltd., Hitachi, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2009-77118: PRESENTATION OF RCC-MR CODE 2007 FOR HIGHTEMPERATURE REACTOR AND ITER PROJECTS: GENERALOVERVIEWS. Marie, B. Drubay, CEA, Gif sur Yvette, France; M. N. Berton, CEA,Cadarache, France; O. Gelineau, C. Escaravage, D. Bonne, M. Sperandio,AREVA Nuclear Power, Lyon, FrancePVP2009-78018: JSME CONSTRUCTION STANDARD FOR SUPER-CONDUCTING MAGNET OF FUSION FACILITYY. Nakasone, Tokyo University of Science, Tokyo, Japan; Y. Takahashi,Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Kanagawa, Japan; A.Nishimura, National Institute for Fusion Science, Toki, Gifu, Japan; T.Suzuki, Chubu Electric Power Co., Inc., Nagoya, Aichi-Ken, Japan; H. Irie,The Japan Welding Technology Center, Kawasaki, Japan; M. Nakahira,ITER Organization, St. Paul Lez Durance, FrancePVP2009-77825: JSME CONSTRUCTION STANDARD FORSUPERCONDUCTING MAGNET OF FUSION FACILITY MATERIALA. Nishimura, National Institute for Fusion Science, Toki, Gifu, Japan; H.Nakajima, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Naka-shi, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2009-77991: JSME CONSTRUCTION STANDARD FOR SUPER-CONDUCTING MAGNET OF FUSION FACILITY PROCEDURE FORSTUCTURAL DESIGN Y. Takahashi, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry,Kanagawa, Japan; S. Tado, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Tokyo, Japan;K. Kitamura, Toshiba, Yokohama, Japan; M. Nakahira, ITER Organization,St. Paul Lez Durance, France; J. Ohmori, Japan Atomic Research Institute,Naka, Japan; Y. Nakasone, Tokyo University of Science, Tokyo, Japan

SESSION 3.2N (CS-8-1)Wednesday, July 29, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, HercovkaAPI 579/ASME CODE FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE ACTIVITIESSponsored by: Codes and Standards Committee

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Developed by: J. Janelle, The Equity Engineering Group, Inc., ShakerHeights, OH, USA

Chair: M. Rana, Praxair, Inc, Tonawanda, NY, USACo-Chair: K. Oyamada, The High Pressure Gas Safety Institute of

Japan/Graduate School of Ibaraki University, Tokyo,Japan

PVP2009-77180: TECHNICAL BASIS FOR ACCEPTANCE/REJECTIONCRITERIA FOR FLAWS IN HIGH PRESSURE GAS CYLINDERM. Rana, Praxair, Inc, Tonawanda, NY, USA; J. H. Smith, Consultant,Potomac, MD, USA; H. Holroyd, Luxfer Gas Cylinders, Riverside, CA, USAPVP2009-77483: CREEP-FATIGUE INTERACTION IN COKE DRUMS:AN APPROACH BASED ON API 579-1/ASME FFS-1 2007M. S. M. Panwala, K. N. Srinivasan, S. L. Mehta, Larsen & Toubro Limited,Surat, Gujarat, IndiaPVP2009-77606: DISCUSSION ON A COMPARATIVE STUDY AMONGFFS RULESK. Oyamada, The High Pressure Gas Safety Institute of Japan/GraduateSchool of Ibaraki University, Tokyo, Japan; S. Konosu, Ibaraki University,Hitachi, Ibaraki, Japan; T. Ohno, The High Pressure Gas Safety Institute ofJapan, Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77998: DETERMINATION OF FRACTURE ARREST STRESSJ. Staats, The Equity Engineering Group, Inc., Shaker Heights, OH, USA

SESSION 3.2O (TW-4-2)Wednesday, July 29, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, TyrolkaTECHNICAL TUTORIAL: PWR NUCLEAR PLANTS REACTORPRESSURE VESSEL—RECENT EVOLUTIONS ON INTEGRITYASSESSMENT NEW TOOLS AND METHODOLOGY IN PROGRESS,AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES—IISponsored by: The PVP Division Conference CommitteePresented by: G. Bezdikian, Georges Bezdikian Consulting, Le Vesinet,

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SESSION 4.1B (DA-3-3)Thursday, July 30, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, RomaDESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PIPING & PIPING COMPONENTS—IIISponsored by: Design and Analysis CommitteeDeveloped by: S. Iyer, Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, Mississauga,

ON, Canada; C. Basavaraju, U.S. Nuclear RegulatoryCommission, Rockville, MD, USA

Chair: D. Siegele, Fraunhofer Institut für Werkstoffmechanik,Freiburg, Germany

Co-Chair: F. Minami, Osaka University, Suita, Osaka, JapanPVP2009-77125: EVALUATION OF FIRE PROTECTION PIPING IN ADOE PERFORMANCE CATEGORY 3 STRUCTURE

L. P. Buchanan, National Resource Management, LLC, Knoxville, TN, USAPVP2009-77544: LOCAL BUCKLING OF TIGHT FIT LINER PIPEE. S. Focke, Delft University of Technology, Delft, Netherlands; A. M.Gresnigt, Delft University of Technology, Berkel en Rodenrijs, NetherlandsPVP2009-77915: STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENT IN THEFATIGUE ANALYSISE. Tom, M. Dong, H. M. Lee, Unisont Engineering, Inc., Oakland, CA, USAPVP2009-78001: PROPOSE OF SIMPLIFIED STRESS INTENSITYFACTOR EQUATION FOR SCC EXTENSION OF THE PIPE WELDS(PART 2)M. Ochi, K. Hojo, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Takasago, Japan; K.Ogawa, Japan Nuclear Energy Safety Organization, Tokyo, Japan; N.Ogawa, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Takasago, JapanPVP2009-77976: ON-LINE MONITORING SYSTEM FOR MAIN STEAMPIPING OF POWER PLANTSN. Wang, Z. Wang, Y. Chen, East China University of Science andTechnology, Shanghai, China

SESSION 4.1C (DA-4-9)Thursday, July 30, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, ViennaFRACTURE MECHANICS ASSESSMENT—ISponsored by: Design and Analysis CommitteeDeveloped by: F. Minami, Osaka University, Suita, Osaka, JapanChair: W. Server, ATI Consulting, Pinehurst, NC, USACo-Chair: F. Minami, Osaka University, Suita, Osaka, JapanPVP2009-77139: COMPARISON BETWEEN DIFFERENT APPROACH-ES FOR THE EVALUATION OF THE HOT SPOT STRUCTURALSTRESS IN WELDED PRESSURE VESSEL COMPONENTSM. Muscat, K. Degiorgio, University of Malta, Msida, Tal-Qroqq, Malta; J.Wood, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, United KingdomPVP2009-77210: THE J-INTEGRAL FOR A SINGLE-EDGE CRACKEDPANEL SUBJECTED TO COMBINED REMOTE TENSION AND BEND-INGM. Matsubara, Gunma University, Kiryu, Gunma, JapanPVP2009-77211: ANALYSIS OF DUPLEX CT SPECIMEN TESTRESULTS USING FE ANALYSIS TO ASSESS THE CRACK BEHAVIOURIN HETEROGENEOUS MATERIALSB. Daniels, Serco, Warrington, Cheshire, United KingdomPVP2009-77607: RELIABILITY ESTIMATION OF A NATURAL GASPIPELINE WITH SURFACE CRACKO. S. Lee, H. M. Kim, D. H. Kim, H. B. Choi, InHa University, Incheon,Korea (Republic)

SESSION 4.1D (CT-6-1)Wednesday, July 29, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, MadridCOMPUTATIONAL MODELS FOR LIMIT LOAD AND ELASTIC PLASTICFEASponsored by: Computer Technology CommitteeDeveloped by: W. Reinhardt, Atomic Energy of Canada Limited,

Mississauga, ON, Canada; R. Adibi-Asl, AMEC-NSS,Toronto, ON, Canada

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Co-Chair: W. Reinhardt, Atomic Energy of Canada Limited,Mississauga, ON, Canada

PVP2009-77194: LOWER AND UPPER BOUND SHAKEDOWNANALYSIS OF STRUCTURES WITH TEMPERATURE-DEPENDENTYIELD STRESSH. Chen, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, United KingdomPVP2009-77286: RECENT ADVANCES IN LOWER BOUNDSHAKEDOWN ANALYSISD. Weichert, A. Hachemi, RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, GermanyPVP2009-77860: VARIATIONAL METHOD FOR LIMIT LOAD ANALYSISOF INHOMOGENEOUS MEDIAR. Adibi-Asl, AMEC-NSS, Toronto, ON, Canada; R Seshadri, MemorialUniversity, St. John’s, NF, CanadaPVP2009-77896: IMPLICATIONS OF LIMIT ANALYSIS ON THEEVALUATION OF LOCALLY THINNED VESSELS AND PIPESW. Reinhardt, N. Zobeiry, Atomic Energy of Canadal Ltd. (AECL),Mississauga, ON, CanadaPVP2009-77947: COMPUTATIONAL ASSESSMENT OF REMAININGLOAD CARRYING CAPACITY OF PIPES WITH AREAL SURFACEDEFECTSM. Španiel, C. Novotný, M. Rù�ièka, Czech Technical University in Prague,Prague, Czech Republic; R. Pavelková, J. Petroš, RWE Transgas Net,s.r.o., Prague, Czech RepublicPVP2009-77816: CONSTITUTIVE MODELING FOR SIMULATING ABROAD SET OF UNIAXIAL AND MULTIAXIAL CYCLIC ANDRATCHETING RESPONSESS. Krishna, T. Hassan, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, USA

SESSION 4.1E (NDE-3-1)Thursday, July 30, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, AmsterdamULTRASONIC NDE METHODS—ISponsored by: NDE Engineering Division, Materials and FabricationCommittee, Codes and Standards CommitteeDeveloped by: W. Springer, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR, USAChair: E. Schneider, Fraunhofer Institute for Non Destructive

Testing, Saarbrücken, GermanyCo-Chair: C. Shargay, Fluor Enterprises, Inc., Irvine, CA, USAPVP2009-77331: CONSIDERATION OF STRICTER TOFDACCEPTANCE CRITERIA FOR SEVERE REFINERY SERVICESC. Shargay, Fluor Enterprises, Inc., Irvine, CA, USA; D. Smythe, FluorCorp., Greenville, SC, USA; L. Antalffy, Fluor Daniel, Sugarland, TX, USAPVP2009-77542: ULTRASONIC GUIDED WAVE TESTING SYSTEM FORPIPINGY. Imagawa, H. Wada, Y. Wakibe, Shin-Nippon Nondestructive InspectionCo., Ltd., Kitakyushu, Fukuoka, Japan; H. Kitagawa, J. Kusumoto, A.Kanaya, Kyusyu Electric Power Co., Inc., Fukuoka, Fukuoka, JapanPVP2009-78083: OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERMANENT CORROSIONMONITORING OF PIPELINES USING GUIDED WAVE TOMOGRAPHYJ. G. P. Bloom, G.-J. Heerens, A. W. F. Volker, TNO, Oil & Gas, Delft, Zuid-Holland, NetherlandsPVP2009-77675: ASSESSMENT OF INSPECTION PERFORMANCEUSING SIMULATION SUPPORTED POD CURVES

F. Jenson, E. Iakovleva, C. Reboud, Commissariat à l’Energie Atomique,Gif-sur-Yvette, France

SESSION 4.1F (HP-1-3)Thursday, July 30, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, AthensADVANCEMENTS IN LIFE PREDICTION OF HIGH PRESSUREVESSELSSponsored by: High-Pressure Technology CommitteeDeveloped by: R. Dixon, Structural Integrity Associates, Huntersville, NC,

USAChair: R. Dixon, Structural Integrity Associates, Huntersville, NC,

USACo-Chair: S. Terada, Kobe Steel, Ltd., Takasago, Hyogo, JapanPVP2009-77477: EFFECT OF SEAWATER PRESSURE ON THE STATICAND FATIGUE STRENGTH OF SUBSEA PRODUCTION EQUIPMENTUSED IN DEEPWATER OIL AND GAS FIELDSY. Urthaler, BP America Inc, Houston, TX, USA; R. McFarlane, BP,Sunbury, United Kingdom; D. Brookes, BP Exploration Operating Co, Ltd.,Sunbury, United KingdomPVP2009-78132: POST AUTOFRETTAGE THERMAL TREATMENT ANDITS EFFECT ON RE-YIELDING OF HIGH STRENGTH PRESSURE VES-SEL STEELSE. Troiano, J. Underwood, US Army, Watervliet, NY, USA; A. P. Parker,University of Cranfield, Lewes, East Sussex, United Kingdom; C. Mossey,US Army, Watervliet, NY, USAPVP2009-77093: FRETTING CORROSION ANALYSIS ON PACKINGSOF HYPERCOMPRESSORSE. Giacomelli, Giacomelli, Motespertoli, Firenze, Italy; J.-X. Shi, ZhongkayUniv.of Agriculture & Technology, Guangzhou, China

SESSION 4.1G (OAC-6-1)Thursday, July 30, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, BarcelonaSAFE OPERATION OF PRESSURE VESSELS,STORAGE TANKS ANDPIPELINESponsored by: Operations, Applications, and ComponentsCommitteeDeveloped by: T. Tahara, Petroleum Association of Japan, Tokyo, Japan;

A. Cheta, Shell Global Solutions (USA), Inc., Houston, TX,USA

Chair: S. Yoshida, Yokohama National University, Yokohama,Japan

Co-Chair: J. Penso, Shell Global Solutions Inc., Houston, TX, USAPVP2009-77187: SLOSHING CHARACTERISTICS OF SINGLE DECKFLOATING ROOFS IN ABOVEGROUND STORAGE TANKS-NATURALPERIODS AND VIBRATION MODESS. Yoshida, K. Sekine, Yokohama National University, Yokohama, Japan;K. Iwata, Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corporation, Kawasaki,JapanPVP2009-77227: BUCKLING CHARCTERISTICS OF FLOATING ROOFPONTOONS IN ABOVEGROUND STORAGE TANKS SUBJECTED TOBOTH COMPRESSIVE AND BENDING LOADS. Yoshida, Yokohama National University, Yokohama, Japan

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PVP2009-77072: CONFIRMATION OF VALIDITY OF HOT TAPPINGWELDINGY. Ogayu, Idemitsu Kosan Co.,Ltd., Ichihara, Chiba, JapanPVP2009-77554: CRACKING IN WELDS OF HEAVY-WALL STAINLESSSTEEL AND NICKEL ALLOY PIPING DURING FABRICATIONT. Kiso, K. Ishii, I. Seshimo, JGC Corporation, Yokohama, JapanPVP2009-77853: EXPERIENCES WITH CONTROLLED DEPOSITIONWELDING AND FITNESS FOR SERVICE IN COKE DRUMSJ. Penso, Shell Global Solutions Inc., Houston, TX, USA

SESSION 4.1H (MF-10-1)Thursday, July 30, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, BerlinMECHANISTIC MODELING OF MATERIALS—ISponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: A. Sherry, The University of Manchester, Manchester,

United Kingdom; D. Lidbury, Serco Technical andAssurance Services, Warrington, Cheshire, UnitedKingdom; S. Ortner, National Nuclear Laboratory, Didcot,Oxfordshire, United Kingdom

Chair: A. Sherry, The University of Manchester, Manchester,United Kingdom

Co-Chair: D. W. Beardsmore, Serco Technical and AssuranceServices, Warrington, Cheshire, United Kingdom

PVP2009-77078: THE RELATIONSHIP OF RADIATIONEMBRITTLEMENT AND SWELLING FOR AUSTENITIC STEELS FORWWER INTERNALSB. Margolin, I. Kursevich, A. Sorokin, Central Research Institute ofStructural Materials “Prometey”, St-Petersburg, Russia; V. Neustroev, SSCRF RIAR, Dimitrovgrad, RussiaPVP2009-77195: ANALYSIS OF FRACTURE MECHANICS SPECIMENSMADE OF INCONEL 600 BASED ON ASSESSMENT METHODS OF DIF-FERENT COMPLEXITYT. Nicak, H. Schendzielorz, E. Keim, Areva NP GmbH, Erlangen, GermanyPVP2009-77575: STATISTICAL EVALUATION OF LOCAL STRESS BYTHREE-DIMENSIONAL POLYCRYSTALLINE MATERIAL AT ELEVATEDTEMPERATUREO. Watanabe, University of Tsukuba, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2009-77097: ANALYZIS OF CRACK GROWTH CONDITIONS INWWER INTERNALS UNDERGONE HIGH NEUTRON IRRADIATIONB. Margolin, V. Fomenko, A. Sorokin, Central Research Institute ofStructural Materials “Prometey”, St-Petersburg, RussiaPVP2009-77372: QUANTIFICATION OF DUCTILE DAMAGE IN Al2024-T351 USING X-RAY TOMOGRAPHYK. L Taylor, A. Sherry, The University of Manchester, Manchester, UnitedKingdom

SESSION 4.1I (FSI-3-10)Thursday, July 30, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, BrusselsSELECTED TOPICS IN FSISponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction CommitteeDeveloped by: N. Mureithi, Ecole Polytechnique, Montreal, Montreal, QC,

Canada

Chair: V. Janzen, Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., Chalk River,ON, Canada

Co-Chair: N. Mureithi, Ecole Polytechnique, Montreal, Montreal, QC,Canada

PVP2009-77212: STUDY ON GENERATION MECHANISM OFABNORMAL VIBRATION OF FLOW DYNAMIC CONVEYERK. Ishihara, The University of Tokushima, Tokushima, JapanPVP2009-77665: ACTIVE SLOSHING CONTROL BY USING MOVABLEPLATES DEVICE BASED ON FLOW CONTROL METHODK. Hara, M. Watanabe, Aoyama Gakuin Univiersity, Sagamihara-shi,Kanagawa, Japan; K. Hirai, MItsubishi Motors Corporation, Okazaki-shi,Aichi, JapanPVP2009-77718: VIBRATION OF STANDARD PITCHED BLADEIMPELLERS IN BAFFLED MIXING VESSELSN. Kippers, A. G. L. Holloway, University of New Brunswick, Fredericton,NB, CanadaPVP2009-77888: MODELLING OF HYDRODYNAMIC FORCES ON AWHIRLING MIXING VESSEL STIRRER INCLUDING FLUID-STRUC-TURE INTERACTIONK. Mohamed, A. Gerber, A. G. L. Holloway, University of New Brunswick,Fredericton, NB, Canada

SESSION 4.1J (MF-5-1)Thursday, July 30, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Karlin 1EUROPEAN PROGRAMS IN STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY—ISponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: D. Lidbury, Serco Technical and Assurance Services,

Warrington, Cheshire, United Kingdom; E. Keim, AREVANP GmbH, Erlangen, Germany

Chair: E. Keim, AREVA NP GmbH, Erlangen, GermanyCo-Chair: A. Toft, Serco, Warrington, Cheshire, United KingdomPVP2009-77750: PESSIMISMS INHERENT IN CURRENT TREATMENTSOF MULTIPLE DEFECTS IN FRACTURE ASSESSMENTSD. W. Beardsmore, Serco Technical and Assurance Services, Warrington,Cheshire, United Kingdom; E. Smith, University of Manchester,Manchester, United KingdomPVP2009-77758: UK TECHNICAL ADVISORY GROUP ON THESTRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF NUCLEAR PLANT: OVERVIEW OFRECENT ACTIVITIESM. Burdekin, Professor F.M. Burdekin Consultancy, Manchester, UnitedKingdom; R. A. Ainsworth, British Energy Generation Limited, Gloucester,United Kingdom; D. Lidbury, Serco Technical and Assurance Services,Warrington, Cheshire, United KingdomPVP2009-77769: DESIGN ASSESSMENT OF AUSTENITIC STAINLESSSTEEL COMPONENTS FOR APPLICATIONS COVERED BY ASME IIICLASS 1 CODE REQUIREMENTSJ. Willis, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, United Kingdom; D. Lidbury,Serco Technical and Assurance Services, Warrington, Cheshire, UnitedKingdomPVP2009-77949: CREEP DAMAGE AND CRACK INITIATIONASSESSMENTS OF COMPONENTS

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M. Spindler, British Energy, Gloucester, United Kingdom; G. Webster,Imperial College, London, United Kingdom; G. Smith, Serco Technical andAssurance Services, Risley, Warrington, Cheshire, United Kingdom; D.Dean, British Energy, Gloucester, United Kingdom

SESSION 4.1K (MF-7-1)Thursday, July 30, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Karlin 2MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGIES APPLICABLE TO NUCLEARPOWER PLANTS—ISponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: W. Ren, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN,

USA; R. Swindeman, Cromtech Inc., Oak Ridge, TN, USAChair: B. Corwin, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge,

TN, USACo-Chair: W. Ren, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN,

USAPVP2009-77199: IMPLEMENTATION OF HOT ISOSTATIC PRESSINGOF TYPE 304L & 316L POWDERS FOR PRESSURE BOUNDARYCOMPONENTS IN A PWR PLANTB. Burdett, I. Hookham, Rolls-Royce, Derby, United KingdomPVP2009-77237: OVER LIMIT OXYGEN EFFECT ON CRACKPROPAGATION OF WWER 440 STEEL IN PRIMARY CIRCUIT WATERM. Ernestova, A. Hojna, Nuclear Research Institute Rez plc, Husinec-Rez,Czech RepublicPVP2009-77313: CONSIDERATIONS OF ALLOY 617 APPLICATION INTHE GEN IV NUCLEAR REACTOR SYSTEMS: PART I: MECHANICALPROPERTY CHALLENGESW. Ren, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USAPVP2009-78146: CONSIDERATIONS OF ALLOY 617 APPLICATION INTHE GEN IV NUCLEAR REACTOR SYSTEMS: PART II:METALLURGICAL PROPERTY CHALLENGESW. Ren, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USAPVP2009-77485: INFLUENCE OF OXIDATION ON LONG-TERM CREEPSTRENGTH OF ASME GRADE 23 STEELK. Kimura, K. Sawada, M. Fujitsuka, H. Kushima, National Institute forMaterials Science, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2009-78048: INVESTIGATION OF CORROSION PROPERTIES OFWELDED AND LASER-SURFACE MELTED SUS 304 IN NUCLEARPOWER OPERATION CONDITIONSJ. S. Kim, S. H. Baik, C.-M. Chung, Korea Atomic Energy ResearchInstitute, Daejeon, Korea (Republic); S. B. Lee, Korea Institute of Scienceand Technology, Seoul, Korea (Republic)

SESSION 4.1L (MF-9-1)Thursday, July 30, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Karlin 3WALL THINNING CAUSED BY FLOW ACCELERATED CORROSION—ISponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: K. Hasegawa, Japan Nuclear Energy Safety Organization

(JNES), Tokyo, Japan; Y.-J. Kim, Korea University, Seoul,Korea (Republic)

Chair: A. Zander, AREVA NP GmbH, Erlangen, Germany

Co-Chair: H. Matsuzawa, Japan Nuclear Energy Safety Organization(JNES), Tokyo, Japan

PVP2009-77060: COMPREHENSIVE INTEGRITY ASSESSMENT OFCARBON STEEL FEEDER PIPES/ELBOWS SUBJECT TO WALL THIN-NINGX. Duan, Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, Mississauga, ON, Canada; M.J. Kozluk, Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, Oakville, ON, Canada; M. Li,Ontario Power Generation, Pickering, ON, CanadaPVP2009-77222: METAL DUSTING CORROSION OF ALLOY CR5MO INH2-CO GAS MIXTURESG. Hu, Z. C. Yu, C. Cheng, L. Na, Nanjing University of Technology,Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, ChinaPVP2009-77486: EVALUATION OF HYDRAULIC FACTORS AFFECTINGFLOW ACCELERATED CORROSION AND ITS VERIFICATION WITHPOWER PLANT DATAK. Yoneda, Central Reseach Institute of Electric Power Industry, Tokyo,Japan; T. Ohira, The Japan Atomic Power Company, Tokyo, Japan; K.Tanji, S. Akiba, Tohoku Electric Power Company, Sendai-shi, Japan; K.Niiyama, Shikoku Electric Power Company, Takamatsu-shi, Japan; R.Morita, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Komae-shi,Tokyo, Japan; F. Inada, Central Reseach Institute of Electric PowerIndustry, Tokyo,, JapanPVP2009-78028: DETERMINING FAC DEGRADATION FROM NDEDATAH. M. Crockett, EPRI, Charlotte, NC, USA; J. Horowitz, Sequoia ConsultingGroup, Escondido, CA, USA

SESSION 4.1M (CS-21-2)Thursday, July 30, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, RokoskaSTRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF FUSION REACTOR COMPONENTS IISponsored by: Codes and Standards CommitteeDeveloped by: Y. Nakasone, Tokyo University of Science, Tokyo, Japan;

Y. Takahashi, Central Research Institute of Electric PowerIndustry, Kanagawa, Japan

Chair: B. Bezensek, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, UnitedKingdom

Co-Chair: Y. Li, Japan Nuclear Energy Safety Organization (JNES),Tokyo, Japan

PVP2009-77478: PROGRESS IN ITER PROJECT AND ITSSUPERCONDUCTING MAGNET SYSTEM IN JAPANK. Okuno, H. Nakajima, Y. Takahashi, N. Koizumi, Japan Atomic EnergyAgency, Naka-shi, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2009-77553: QUALIFICATION OF CRYOGENIC STRUCTURALMATERIALS FOR THE ITER TOROIDAL FIELD COILSH. Nakajima, K. Takano, F. Tsutsumi, K. Kawano, K. Hamada, K. Okuno,Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Naka-shi, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2009-77337: JSME CONSTRUCTION STANDARD FORSUPERCONDUCTING MAGNET OF FUSION FACILITY,QUALITYASSURANCET. Suzuki, Chubu Electric Power Co., Inc., Nagoya, Aichi-Ken, Japan; A.Nishimura, National Institute for Fusion Science, Toki, Gifu, Japan; H.Nakajima, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Naka-shi, Ibaraki, Japan

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PVP2009-77639: JSME CONSTRUCTION STANDARD FORSUPERCONDUCTING MAGNET OF FUSION FACILITY FABRICATION,INSTALLATION, NDE AND TESTING M. Nakahira, ITER Organization, St. Paul Lez Durance, France; K. Niimi,Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Naka, Ibaraki pref., Japan; H. Irie, TheJapan Welding Technology Center, Kawasaki, Japan

SESSION 4.1N (CS-12-1)Thursday, July 30, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, HercovkaRECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN CHINESE CODES AND STANDARDS—ISponsored by: Codes and Standards CommitteeDeveloped by: J. Zheng, L. Wu, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang

Province, ChinaChair: Z. Gao, Zhejiang University of Technology, Hangzhou,

Zhejiang, ChinaCo-Chair: Z. Chen, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, ChinaPVP2009-77577: EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON FLOWCHARACTERISTICS OF HYDROGEN IN PIPELINESJ. Zheng, H. Chen, P. Xu, Y. Zhao, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou,Zhejiang, China; L. Zhang, Beijing FeiChi LvNeng Power SourcesCorporation, Beijing, China; Y. Liu, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, ChinaPVP2009-77608: COMPARISON OF THE STRENGTH DESIGN ANDPREVENTION METHOD OF ELEPHANT FOOT BUCKLING AMONGCOUNTRIES STANDARDS OF OIL TANKSZ. Chen, B. Sun, C. Yu, Z. Fang, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang,China; M. Zeng, Zhejiang, Hangzhou, ChinaPVP2009-77843: NON-LINEAR NUMERICAL ANALYSIS ON LARGE-SIZED DOUBLE-CONE SEALING PROCESSS. Sheng, S. Han, Hangzhou Special Equipments Inspection Institute,Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China; J. Zheng, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou,Zhejiang Province, China; Y. Gao, Shanghai Nuclear EngineeringResearch and Design Institute, Shanghai, Shanghai, China; N. Zhou,Institute of Chemical Machinery and Process Equipment, ZhejiangUniversity, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, ChinaPVP2009-77978: EFFECTS OF AXIAL AND RADIAL DISTORTION ONRESIDUAL STRESS OF HSAW PIPEQ. Xiong, Tubular Goods Research Center of China National PetroliumCooperation, Xi’an, China; W. Zhao, Xi’an Jiao Tong University, Xi’an,China; M. Zheng, Northwest University, Xi’an, China; Y. Feng, L. Ji, TubularGoods Research Center of CNPC, Xi’an, China; F. Hu, Xi’an JiaotongUniversity, Xi’an, China

SESSION 4.1O (TW-5-1)Thursday, July 30, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, TyrolkaTECHNICAL TUTORIAL: SEISMIC ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OFINDUSTRIAL LIQUID STORAGE TANKS AND VESSELS—ISponsored by: The PVP Division Conference CommitteePresented by: S. A. Karamanos, University of Thessaly, Volos, Greece

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SESSION 4.2B (DA-11-1)Thursday, July 30, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, RomaELEVATED TEMPERATURE DESIGNSponsored by: Design and Analysis CommitteeDeveloped by: W. Koves, UOP LLC., Des Plaines, IL, USA; C. Becht IV,

Becht Engineering Co., Inc., Liberty Corner, NJ, USA; S.Krishnamurthy, UOP LLC, Des Plaines, IL, USA

Chair: W. Server, ATI Consulting, Pinehurst, NC, USACo-Chair: D. Siegele, Fraunhofer Institut für Werkstoffmechanik,

Freiburg, GermanyPVP2009-77002: EXTENSION OF FATIGUE EXEMPTION RULES INSECTION VIII, DIV 2 SLIGHTLY INTO THE CREEP REGIMEC. Becht IV, C. Becht V, Becht Engineering Co., Inc., Liberty Corner, NJ,USAPVP2009-78067: ELEVATED TEMPERATURE SHAKEDOWNCONCEPTSC. Becht IV, Becht Engineering Co., Inc., Liberty Corner, NJ, USAPVP2009-77090: THE ISOCHRONOUS STRESS-STRAIN METHODWITH MULTI-AXIAL STRESS STATES AND VARIABLE LOADINGCONDITIONS (Presentation Only)M. Zhao, Honeywell/UOP, Des Plaines, IL, USA; W. Koves, UOP LLC., DesPlaines, IL, USAPVP2009-77121: INSTABILITY OF INVERTED FIRED HEATER COILSIN THE CREEP REGIME (Presentation Only)S. Krishnamurthy, W. Koves, UOP LLC., Des Plaines, IL, USAPVP2009-77149: A NEW APPROACH OF RELIABILITY DESIGN FORCREEP RUPTURE PROPERTYJ. Zhao, D. Li, Dalian University of Technology, Dalian, China; S. Zhu,Fukuoka Institute of Technology, Fukuoka, Fukuoka, Japan; Y. Fang,Dalian University of Technology, Dalian, China

SESSION 4.2C (DA-4-10)Thursday, July 30, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, ViennaFRACTURE MECHANICS ASSESSMENT—IISponsored by: Design and Analysis CommitteeDeveloped by: F. Minami, Osaka University, Suita, Osaka, JapanChair: W. Server, ATI Consulting, Pinehurst, NC, USACo-Chair: F. Minami, Osaka University, Suita, Osaka, JapanPVP2009-77290: LARGE-SCALE TESTS PERFORMED IN SUPPORTOF LBB PROJECTS APPLIED TO WWER TYPE NPPS IN THE CZECHREPUBLIC IN YEARS 1992–1994D. Lauerova, J. Palyza, J. Zdarek, Nuclear Research Institute Rez, plc.,Rez, Czech RepublicPVP2009-77761: EFFECTS OF WELD STRENGTH MISMATCH ONESTIMATION PROCEDURES FOR J FRACTURE PARAMETER USINGCLAMPED SE(T) SPECIMENSG. Donato, R. Magnabosco, FEI, Sao Bernardo do Campo, Sao Paulo,Brazil; C. Ruggieri, University of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, BrazilPVP2009-77956: FRACTURE PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OFLASER BEAM WELDED JOINTS BASED ON THE WEIBULL STRESSCRITERION

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Y. Takashima, M. Ohata, F. Minami, Osaka University, Suita, Osaka, JapanPVP2009-77679: ASSESSMENT PROCEDURE FOR OVERLAPPEDINTERNAL AND EXTERNAL VOLUMETRIC FLAWS IN P-M DIAGRAMS. Konosu, H. Miyata, Ibaraki University, Hitachi, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2009-77184: MESHLESS SIMULATION OF FRACTURE IN THIN-WALLED PIPE STRUCTURESS. Liu, Beijing University of Technology, China, Beijing, China

SESSION 4.2D (MF-22-1)Thursday, July 30, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, MadridCREEP DAMAGESponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: B. Dogan, EPRI, Charlotte, NC, USA; H.-Y. Lee, Korea

Atomic Energy Research Institute, Deajeon, Korea(Republic)

Chair: Y. Takahashi, Central Research Institute of Electric PowerIndustry, Kanagawa, Japan

Co-Chair: W. Payten, ANSTO, Sydney, NSW, AustraliaPVP2009-77091: CREEP STRENGTH OF WELDS IN HYDROGENREFORMER OUTLET MANIFOLDSC. Jaske, DNV Columbus, Dublin, OH, USAPVP2009-77160: COLD BENDING OF ADVANCED FERRITIC STEELS:ASTM GRADES 23, 91 AND 92L. Cipolla, A. Di Gianfrancesco, Centro Sviluppo Materiali, Rome, Italy; S.Caminada, G. Cumino, TenarisDalmine, Dalmine, ItalyPVP2009-78070: IDENTIFICATION OF STRESS MULTIAXIALLITYEFFECT ON CREEP DAMAGE BY A COMBINATION OF EXPERIMENTSAND NUMERICAL ANALYSESY. Takahashi, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry,Kanagawa, JapanPVP2009-77228: EVALUATION OF CREEP-FATIGUE DAMAGE FORHOT GAS DUCT STRUCTURE OF THE NHDD PLANTH.-Y. Lee, K.-N. Song, Y. W. Kim, Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute,Daejeon, Korea (Republic)PVP2009-77448: RESEARCH ON MICROSTRUCTURE DEPENDENCEOF NEAR-THRESHOLD FATIGUE CRACK PROPAGATION BYCOMBINED ANALYSES OF FRACTURE SURFACE AND FATIGUECRACK GROWTH PATHM.-L. Zhu, F.-Z. Xuan, G.-Z. Wang, Z. Wang, East China University ofScience and Technology, Shanghai, China

SESSION 4.2E (NDE-3-2)Thursday, July 30, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, AmsterdamULTRASONIC NDE METHODS—IISponsored by: NDE Engineering Division, Materials and FabricationCommittee, Codes and Standards CommitteeDeveloped by: W. Springer, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR, USAChair: N. Tada, Okayama University, Okayama, JapanCo-Chair: S. Hamada, Tokyo Electric Power Company, Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77716: SIMULATION AND APPLICATIONS OF NDT ULTRA-SONIC ARRAY TECHNIQUES

P. Benoist, C. Poidevin, CEA LIST, Gif sur Yvette, France; O. Roy, M2M,Les Ulis, FrancePVP2009-77958: PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT OF ULTRASONIC NDEMETHODS ON INSPECTION OF HDPE BUTT FUSION JOINTS INPIPING FOR LACK OF FUSIONS. R. Doctor, S. L. Crawford, A. D. Cinson, S. E. Cumblidge, M. T.Anderson, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland, WA, USAPVP2009-78139: EXPERIENCES AND OBSERVATIONS WITH THE USEOF THE ASME CODE CASE 2235 (Presentation Only)P. Conlin, Sonomatic, TechweldI, United Kingdom

SESSION 4.2F (HP-1-4)Thursday, July 30, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, AthensIMPULSIVELY LOADED PRESSURE VESSELS AND HAZARDCONTAINMENTSponsored by: High-Pressure Technology CommitteeDeveloped by: R. E. Nickell, Applied Science and Technology, San Diego,

CA, USA; K. Simpson, ExxonMobil Plastics Plant, BatonRouge, LA, USA; C. Morgan, ExxonMobil ChemicalCompany, Baton Rouge, LA, USA

Chair: R. Nickell, Applied Science and Technology, San Diego,CA, USA

Co-Chair: E. A. Rodriguez, Global Nuclear Network Analysis, LLC,Los Alamos, NM, USA

PVP2009-77734: GASEOUS DETONATION IN PIPING SYSTEMS PAR-TIALLY FILLED WITH LIQUIDJ. Shepherd, R. Akbar, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA,USA; E. A. Rodriguez, Global Nuclear Network Analysis, LLC, Los Alamos,NM, USAPVP2009-78133: A STUDY ON SAFER OPERATION OF IMPULSIVELYLOADED VESSELSJ. K. Asahina, Kobe Steel Ltd, Kobe, Japan; R. Kitamura, Kobe Steel, Ltd.,Kobe, Hyogo, JapanPVP2009-77439: HIGH PRESSURE TESTING HAZARDSM. Edel, D. Ketchum, J. Falcon, Baker Engineering and Risk Consultants,Inc., San Antonio, TX, USAPVP2009-77996: SUGGESTIONS TO CONSIDER INCLUDING AS PARTOF AN APPENDIX TO SECTION 6000 OF THE ASME HIGH PRESSURESYSTEMS STANDARDD. Fryer, High Pressure Engineering & Safety, Fairview, PA, USA

SESSION 4.2G (OAC-6-2)Thursday, July 30, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, BarcelonaSAFE OPERATION OF POWER PLANT EQUIPMENTSponsored by: Operations, Applications, and ComponentsCommitteeDeveloped by: A. Cheta, Shell Global Solutions (USA), Inc., Houston, TX,

USA; Y. Shoji, Chiyoda Advanced Solutions Corporation,Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan

Chair: V. Pistora, Nuclear Research Institute Rez, plc., Rez,Czech Republic

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PVP2009-77140: LOADS APPLIED TO CLOGGED STEAM GENERA-TORS INTERNAL STRUCTURESO. Brunin, G. Deotto, EDF, Villeurbanne, FrancePVP2009-77400: IMPROVEMENTS OF THE CONTAINMENTMEASURING SYSTEMJ. Zdarek, J. Bulak, M. Brumovsky, P. Vomacka, Nuclear Research InstituteRez plc, Rez, Czech RepublicPVP2009-77405: PTS EVALUATION FOR CZECH NUCLEAR POWERPLANTS OF WWER TYPEV. Pistora, P. Kral, Nuclear Research Institute Rez, plc., Rez, CzechRepublicPVP2009-78088: EFFECTS OF CLADDING ON REACTOR PRESSUREVESSEL INTEGRITY BASED ON THE REVISED PTS RULE (10 CFR50.61)V. Marthandam, T. Griesbach, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., SanJose, CA, USA; J. Spanner, Electric Power Research Institute, Charlotte,NC, USAPVP2009-77004: REFERENCES STRESSES FOR COLD-TUBE-BENDSINCLUDING THICKNESS VARIATION AND OVALITY USING THREE-DIMENSIONAL FINITE ELEMENT METHODK. Zarrabi, F. K. Kwok, The University of New South Wales (UNSW),Sydney, NSW, Australia

SESSION 4.2H (MF-10-2)Thursday, July 30, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, BerlinMECHANISTIC MODELING OF MATERIALS—IISponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: D. Lidbury, Serco Technical and Assurance Services,

Warrington, Cheshire, United Kingdom; A. Sherry, TheUniversity of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom; S.Ortner, National Nuclear Laboratory, Didcot, Oxfordshire,United Kingdom


Co-Chair: A. Toft, Serco, Warrington, Cheshire, United KingdomPVP2009-77084: PREDICTION OF CREEP-RUPTURE PROPERTIESFOR AUSTENITIC STEELS UNDERGONE NEUTRON IRRADIATIONB. Margolin, A. Gulenko, A. Buchatsky, Central Research Institute ofStructural Materials “Prometey”, St-Petersburg, RussiaPVP2009-77223: MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR METAL DUSTING INLOW ALLOY STEELSC. Cheng, Nanjing University of Technology, China; Nanjing, JiangsuProvince, China; Z. C. Yu, G. Hu, L. Na, Nanjing University of Technology,Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, ChinaPVP2009-77722: FINAL RESULTS OF AN ANALYTICAL ROUND ROBINEXERCISE TO SUPPORT CONSTRAINT EFFECTSM. Scibetta, SCK-CEN, Mol, Belgium; E. Altstadt, FZD, Dresden, Germany;R. H. Callejas, ININ, México-Toluca, Mexico; B.-S. Lee, Korea AtomicEnergy Research Institute, Daejeon, Korea (Republic); N. Miura, CRIEPI,Tokyo, Japan; K. Onizawa, Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA), Tokai-mura, Ibaraki, Japan; E. Paffumi, European Commission Jonit ResearchCentre Institute for Energy, Petten, Netherlands; M. Serrano, CIEMAT,

Madrid, Spain; L. Tatar, AEKI, Budapest, Hungary; S. Yin, Oak RidgeNational Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USAPVP2009-77298: PREDICTION OF CLEAVAGE FRACTURE FROMNON-SHARP DEFECTS USING THE WEIBULL STRESS BASEDTOUGHNESS SCALING MODELA. Horn, Corus Research, Development and Technology, Rotherham, SYorks, United Kingdom; A. Sherry, The University of Manchester,Manchester, United KingdomPVP2009-77419: AN ANALYSIS OF THE ROLES OF J AND Q IN THEASSESSMENT OF FRACTURE FOR QUASI-STATICALLY EXTENDINGCRACKS IN RESIDUAL STRESS FIELDSD. W. Beardsmore, J. Sharples, Serco Technical and Assurance Services,Warrington, Cheshire, United Kingdom; C. J. Madew, Serco, Technical andAssurance Services, Warrington, United Kingdom; M. Jackson, RollsRoyce Plc, Derby, United KingdomPVP2009-77728: ACCOUNTING FOR CRACK PROPAGATION IN AMODEL TO PREDICT FRACTURE TOUGHNESS IN FERRITIC STEELSM. EricksonKirk, Phoenix Engineering Associates, Inc., Davidsonville, MD,USA; M. Wagenhofer, RTI Forensics, Inc., Annapolis, MD, USA; P. T.Williams, S. Yin, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA

SESSION 4.2I (FSI-6-1)Thursday, July 30, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, BrusselsFLUID STRUCTURE INTERACTION AND SLOSHING: GENERALINTERACTIONSponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction CommitteeDeveloped by: D. Brochard, Commissariat a l’Energie Atomique (CEA),

GIf sur Yvette, France; T. Taniguchi, Tottori University,Tottori, Japan; D. C. Ma, Argonne National Lab, Argonne,IL, USA

Chair: D. Brochard, Commissariat a l’Energie Atomique (CEA),GIf sur Yvette, France

Co-Chair: T. Taniguchi, Tottori University, Tottori, JapanPVP2009-77469: AN ELEMENTARY STUDY OF SPH-BASEDSIMULATIONS FOR FREE SURFACE FLOWS WITH GRAVITYG. Oger, E. Jacquin, Hydrocean, Nantes, France; D. Le Touze, B.Alessandrini, Ecole Centrale de Nantes, Nantes, France; J.-F. Sigrist,DCNS Propulsion, Nantes, FrancePVP2009-77238: INVESTIGATION ON THE FLOW INDUCED EROSION-CORROSION FAILURE OF HYDROCRACKING AIR COOLER SYS-TEMS AND OPTIMIZATION STUDYG. Ou, Z. Zheng, H. Jin, J. Bao, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University, Hangzhou,Zhejiang, ChinaPVP2009-77387: DETECTION OF FOREIGN BODIES IN CLOSEDFOOD CONTAINERS SUPPORTED WITH FLUID-SOLID-INTERACTIONANALYSIST. R. H. Schmidt, A. O. Nesme, J. K. Forstner, K. N. Beronov, R. M.Benning, A. R. Delgado, University Erlangen-Nuremberg, Erlangen,Bayern, Germany

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Lidbury, Serco Technical and Assurance Services,Warrington, Cheshire, United Kingdom


Co-Chair: D. W. Beardsmore, Serco Technical and AssuranceServices, Warrington, Cheshire, United Kingdom

PVP2009-77025: DEVELOPMENT OF DUPLEX SPECIMENS FORPOTENTIAL APPLICATION IN TESTING OF HIGHLY IRRADIATEDWELD METALSA. Gundermann, E. Keim, H. Hein, H. Schnabel, AREVA NP GmbH,Erlangen, GermanyPVP2009-77035: CARINA: A NEW PROJECT TO EXTEND THE DATABASE FOR FRACTURE MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS OFIRRADIATED GERMAN RPV MATERIALS AT HIGH NEUTRONFLUENCESH. Hein, AREVA NP GmbH, Erlangen, Germany; J. Ganswind, VGBPowerTech e. V., Essen, Germany; A. Gundermann, E. Keim, H. Schnabel,AREVA NP GmbH, Erlangen, GermanyPVP2009-77241: RISK INFORMED IN-SERVICE-INSPECTIONACTIVITIES OF THE ENIQ TASK GROUP ON RISKA. Toft, Serco, Warrington, Cheshire, United Kingdom; L. Gandossi,European Joint Research Centre, Petten, Netherlands; K. Simola, VTTTechnical Research Centre of Finland, Helsinki, FinlandPVP2009-77367: EXTENSION OF THE SIMPLIFIED METHOD FOR THEINTERACTION OF PRIMARY AND SECONDARY STRESSESP. James, D. G. Hooton, C. J. Madew, Serco Technical and AssuranceServices, Warrington, United Kingdom; J. Sharples, Serco, Warrington,Cheshire, United Kingdom; M. Jackson, Rolls Royce Plc, Derby, UnitedKingdom

SESSION 4.2K (MF-7-2)Thursday, July 30, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Karlin 2MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGIES APPLICABLE TO NUCLEARPOWER PLANTS—IISponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: W. Ren, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN,

USA; R. Swindeman, Cromtech Inc., Oak Ridge, TN, USAChair: B. Corwin, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge,

TN, USACo-Chair: R. Swindeman, Cromtech Inc., Oak Ridge, TN, USAPVP2009-77236: MECHANICAL PROPERTIES DISTRIBUTION INWELDS AND FORGING OF VVER-1000A. Chernobaeva, RRC Kurchatov Institute, Moscow, Russia; N. A. Shulgan,NIZ TK OMZ Izhora, Kolpino, Leningradsky Region, Russia; Y. I.Shtrombakh, RRC Kurchatov Institute, Moscow, Russia; T. I. Titova, NIZ TKOMZ Izhora, Kolpino, Leningradsky Region, Russia; Y. Nikolaev, RRCKurchatov Institute, Moscow, Russia; M. G. Blinova, NIZ TK OMZ Izhora,Kolpino, Leningradsky Region, Russia

PVP2009-77248: FRICTION STIR WELDING OF API GRADE 65 STEELPIPESZ. Feng, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA; R. Steel, S.Packer, MegaStir Technologies, Provo, UT, USA; S. A. David, Oak RidgeNational Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USAPVP2009-77484: STRAIN RATE DEPENDENCE OF YIELD STRENGTHAND LONG-TERM CREEP STRENGTH EVALUATION OF ASMEGRADE 91 STEELK. Kimura, K. Sawada, H. Kushima, National Institute for MaterialsScience, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2009-77894: ESTIMATION OF NDT AND CRACK-ARRESTTOUGHNESS FROM CHARPY FORCE-DISPLACEMENT TRACESM. Sokolov, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USAPVP2009-77963: THE EFFECT OF MULTIAXIAL STATES OF STRESSON CREEP FAILURE OF TYPE 316H UNDER DISPLACEMENTCONTROLM. Spindler, M. Smith, British Energy, Gloucester, United Kingdom

SESSION 4.2L (MF-9-2)Thursday, July 30, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Karlin 3WALL THINNING CAUSED BY FLOW ACCELERATED CORROSION—IISponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: Y.-J. Kim, Korea University, Seoul, Korea (Republic); K.

Hasegawa, Japan Nuclear Energy Safety Organization(JNES), Tokyo, Japan

Chair: H. Miyano, Toshiba group (TPSC), kawasaki, JapanCo-Chair: X. Duan, Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, Mississauga,

ON, CanadaPVP2009-78037: REVIEW OF PIPE WALL THINNING AND SEISMICEVALUATION IN JAPANH. Miyano, Toshiba Group (TPSC), Kawasaki, JapanPVP2009-77583: EVALUATION OF WALL THINNING RATE DUE TOFLOW ACCELERATED CORROSION WITH THE COUPLED MODELSOF ELECTROCHEMICAL ANALYSIS AND DOUBLE OXIDE LAYERANALYSISM. Naitoh, S. Uchida, Y. Uehara, H. Okada, The Institute of Applied Energy,Tokyo, Japan; S. Koshizuka, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-78126: EFFECTS OF CR CONTENT AND ENVIRONMENTALFACTORS ON FAC RATE OF CARBON STEELSY. Watanabe, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; K. Sue, National Instituteof Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Tsukuba, Japan; H. Abe,Tohoku University, Sendai, JapanPVP2009-78029: LOW TEMPERATURE FACH. M. Crockett, EPRI, Charlotte, NC, USA; J. Horowitz, Sequoia ConsultingGroup, Escondido, CA, USA

SESSION 4.2M (CS-16-1)Thursday, July 30, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, RokoskaREPAIR, REPLACEMENT AND MITIGATION FOR FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE RULESSponsored by: Codes and Standards CommitteeDeveloped by: R. Yonekawa, Bechtel Power Corporation, San Francisco,

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Chair: I. Hadley, TWI Ltd, Cambridge, United KingdomCo-Chair: J. Lubomir, Institute of Applied Mechanics Brno, Ltd.,

Brno, Czech RepublicPVP2009-77112: STUDY ON REQUIREMENTS TO BE FULFILLEDWITH RULES FOR REPAIR REPLACEMENT ACTIVITIES IN JSMECODE ON FITNESS-FOR-SERVICEA. Nishikawa, Chubu Electric Power Co., Inc., Nagoya, Japan; K. Dozaki,The Japan Atomic Power Company, Tokyo, Japan; K. Koyama, MitsubishiHeavy Industries Ltd., Kobe, Japan; K. Asada, Nuclear Engineering, Ltd.,Osaka, JapanPVP2009-77135: PREDICTION OF PLASTIC COLLAPSE MOMENTSFOR CIRCUMFERENTIAL CRACKED PIPES WITH WELD OVERLAYSK. Hasegawa, Y. Li, Japan Nuclear Energy Safety Organization (JNES),Tokyo, Japan; G. Wilkowski, Engineering Mechanics Corp. of Columbus,Columbus, OH, USA; A. Deardorff, Structural Integrity Associates, SanJose, CA, USAPVP2009-77344: STRESS CORROSION CRACKING IN WELDS OFREACTOR VESSEL NOZZLE AT OHI-3 AND OF OTHER VESSEL’SNOZZLE AT JAPAN’S PWR PLANTST. Nakamura, K. Taniguchi, The Kansai Electric Power Co., Inc., Osaka,Japan; S. Hirano, The Kansai Electric Power Co., Inc., Fukui-ken, Japan;M. Narita, T. Sato, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Itd., Kobe, JapanPVP2009-77901: DEVELOPMENT OF STRESS REDUCTION METHODIN THE PIPE WELDED ZONEY. Fukuda, O. Saito, Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy, Ltd., Hitachi-shi, Japan;S. Aoike, F. Iwamatsu, Hitachi, Ltd., Hitachi, Japan

SESSION 4.2N (CS-12-2)Thursday, July 30, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, HercovkaRECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN CHINESE CODES AND STANDARDS—IISponsored by: Codes and Standards CommitteeDeveloped by: J. Zheng, L. Wu, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang

Province, ChinaChair: T. YangCo-Chair: Q. Xiong, Tubular Goods Research Center of China

National Petrolium Cooperation, Xi’an, ChinaPVP2009-77627: NUMERICAL SIMULATION ON THE SOUND FIELD OFGAS VALVE DUE TO INNER LEAKAGEB. Wang, Hangzhou Special Equipment Inspection Institute, Hangzhou,China; Y. Wang, Zhejiang Special Equipment Inspection and ResearchInstitute, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China; W. Liang, S. Sheng, J Guo, L. Zhang,Hangzhou Special Equipment and Inspection Institute, Hangzhou, ChinaPVP2009-77444: RESEARCH ON STANDARDS AND METHODS FORMETAL ATMOSPHERIC STORAGE TANK INSPECTION IN CHINAY. Wang, Y. Xu, Zhejiang Special Equipment Inspection and ResearchInstitute, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China; B. Wang, Hangzhou SpecialEquipment and Inspection Institute, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China; S. Ding, J.Xu, M. Zheng, Zhejiang Special Equipment Inspection and ResearchInstitute, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, ChinaPVP2009-77875: SOUND SOURCE LOCATION ERROR ANALYSIS OFACOUSTIC EMISSION TECHNIQUE FOR THICK-WALL PRESSUREVESSEL INSPECTION

L. Fujun, D. Shoubao, H. Dongming, Zhejiang Provincial SpecialEquipment Inspection and Research Institute, Hangzhou, China; W. Qiang,China Jiliang University, Hangzhou, China; X. Yanting, K. Shuai, Z. Mulin,Zhejiang Provincial Special Equipment Inspection and Research Institute,Hangzhou, ChinaPVP2009-77844: RESEARCH ON EXAMINATION AND ASSESSMENTFOR CAST IRON DRYERS. Han, S. Sheng, P. Yu, W. Li, H. Chen, Q. Du, Hangzhou SpecialEquipments Inspection Institute, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China

SESSION 4.2O (TW-5-2)Thursday, July 30, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, TyrolkaTECHNICAL TUTORIAL: SEISMIC ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OFINDUSTRIAL LIQUID STORAGE TANKS AND VESSELS—IISponsored by: The PVP Division Conference CommitteePresented by: S. A. Karamanos, University of Thessaly, Volos, Greece

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SESSION 4.3B (DA-8-1)Thursday, July 30, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, RomaBUCKLING AND STABILITY ANALYSIS OF TANKS, VESSELS, ANDFUEL RODSSponsored by: Design and Analysis CommitteeDeveloped by: S. Morrison, M5 Engineering Inc, Calgary, AB, Canada; D.

Williams, Sharoden Engineering Consultants, P.A.,Matthews, NC, USA

Chair: S. Morrison, M5 Engineering Inc, Calgary, AB, CanadaCo-Chair: S. Krishnamurthy, UOP LLC, Des Plaines, IL, USAPVP2009-77306: ASSESSMENT OF THE INTEGRITY OF THECHANNEL SHELTER OF THE EXPERIMENTAL NUCLEAR REACTORLVR 15M. Svrcek, Nuclear Research Institute Rez plc, Rez, Czech Republic; I.Krasny, J. Lestina, Vamet plc, Prague, Czech RepublicPVP2009-77453: ON THE BUCKLING OF FUNCTIONALLY GRADEDCYLINDRICAL SHELLS UNDER COMBINED EXTERNAL PRESSUREAND AXIAL COMPRESSIONP. Khazaeinejad, M. M. Najafizadeh, J. Jenabi, Islamic Azad University,Arak Branch, Arak, Markazi, Iran; M. R. Isvandzibaei, Islamic AzadUniversity, Andimeshk Branch, Andimeshk, IranPVP2009-77527: NONLINEAR STABILITY ANALYSIS OF THEVAULTED ROOFS WITH CORROSION DEFECTS OF OIL STORAGETANKB. Dong, X. Zhao, H. Chen, J. Luo, Z. Chen, H. Zhang, G. Zhang, L. Ji, Y.Zhang, Tubuler Goods Research Center of CNPC, Xi’an, Shaanxi, ChinaPVP2009-77795: THE BUCKLING OF FUEL RODS UNDER INERTIALOADINGG. S. Bjorkman, Jr, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville, MD, USA

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SESSION 4.3C (DA-13-1)Thursday, July 30, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, ViennaDYNAMIC AND THERMAL DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR BOLTEDJOINTSSponsored by: Design and Analysis CommitteeDeveloped by: W. Brown, The Equity Engineering Group,Inc, Shaker

Heights, OH, USAChair: W. Koves, UOP LLC., Des Plaines, IL, USACo-Chair: S. Krishnamuthy, UOP LLC, Des Plaines, IL, United StatesPVP2009-77276: DYNAMICAL AND THERMAL TESTING OF A FWPANEL ATTACHMENT SYSTEM FOR THE ITER VESSELJ. Václavík, `KODA VÝZKUM Ltd., Pilsen, Czech Republic; V. Oliva, A.Materna, Czech Technical University in Prague, Prague, Czech Republic;P. Lorenzetto, Fusion For Energy, Barcelona, Spain, Barcelona, SpainPVP2009-77340: FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF THE FATIGUESTRENGTH OF THREADED FASTENERS USING HELICAL THREADMODELST. Fukuoka, M. Nomura, T. Fuchikami, Kobe University, Kobe, JapanPVP2009-77891: PERFORMANCE OF A GASKETED BOLTED FLANGEJOINT UNDER COMBINED STRUCTURAL AND THERMAL TRANSIENTLOADING (TAKING BOLT SCATTER INTO CONSIDERATION): FEAAPPROACHM. Abid, K. A. Khan, J. A. Chattha, Ghulam Ishaq Khan Institute (GIKI),Topi, N.W.F.P, PakistanPVP2009-77308: THE EFFECT OF TRANSIENT OPERATION ONSTEAM GENERATOR PRIMARY SIDE OBLONG MANWAY GASKETCONTACT PRESSUREN. Idvorian, N. Sun, Babcock & Wilcox, Cambridge, ON, Canada

SESSION 4.3D (MF-22-2)Thursday, July 30, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, MadridCREEP-FATIGUE INTERACTIONSponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: B. Dogan, EPRI, Charlotte, NC, USA; K. Nikbin, Imperial

College of Science, London, United KingdomChair: C. Jaske, DNV Columbus, Dublin, OH, USACo-Chair: L. Cipolla, Centro Sviluppo Materiali, Rome, ItalyPVP2009-77208: CREEP-FATIGUE PREDICTION OF LOW ALLOYFERRITIC STEELS USING A STRAIN ENERGY BASEDMETHODOLOGYW. Payten, ANSTO, Sydney, NSW, Australia; D. Dean, British Energy,Gloucester, United Kingdom; K. Snowden, ANSTO, Sydney, NSW,AustraliaPVP2009-77289: THEORETICAL REPRESENTATIONS OF A CHARAC-TERISTIC CURVED SURFACE FOR THE LIFE OF IN738LC UNDERHIGH TEMPERATURE CREEP AND FATIGUE INTERACTION BASEDON NON-EQUILIBRIUM SCIENCED. Kobayashi, Chubu Electric Power Co., Inc., Nagoya, Japan; A. T.Yokobori, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; M. Miyabe, Y. Kagiya, ChubuElectric Power Co., Inc., Nagoya, Japan; Y. Nagumo, R. Sugiura, T.Matsuzaki, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan

PVP2009-77550: CREEP FATIGUE BEHAVIOR AND LIFE PREDICTIONINCLUDING THE LOAD HISTORY EFFECT UNDER HIGH TEMPERA-TUREJ. Dong, X. Chen, Z. Fan, Hu. Jiang, He. Jiang, Hefei General MachineryResearch Institute, Hefei, Anhui, ChinaPVP2009-77989: LAW OF CRACK GROWTH LIFE FOR P92 STEELUNDER THE CONDITIONS OF CREEP-FATIGUE MULTIPLICATIONAND PROJECTION OF THE THRESHOLD TEMPERATURE OF CREEPCRACK GROWTH BASED ON THIS LAWA. T. Yokobori, R. Sugiura, S. Kimoto, D. Yoshino, T. Matsuzaki, TohokuUniversity, Sendai, JapanPVP2009-77990: SYSTEMATIC EVALUATION OF CREEP-FATIGUELIFE PREDICTION METHODS FOR VARIOUS ALLOYSY. Takahashi, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry,Kanagawa, Japan; B. Dogan, D. Gandy, Electric Power Research Institute,Charlotte, NC, USA

SESSION 4.3E (NDE-4-1)Thursday, July 30, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, AmsterdamADVANCES IN RESIDUAL STRESS MEASUREMENTSSponsored by: NDE Engineering Division, Materials and FabricationCommittee, Codes and Standards CommitteeDeveloped by: W. Springer, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR, USAChair: E. Schneider, Fraunhofer Institute for Non Destructive

Testing, Saarbrücken, GermanyCo-Chair: J. Fong, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, USAPVP2009-77008: NONDESTRUCTIVE EVALUATION OF RESIDUALSTRESSES DUE TO WELDING IN DISSIMILAR PIPE WELDED JOINTUSING RAYLEIGH WAVE METHOD (Presentation Only)S. Akhshik, IOEC Co., Tehran, IranPVP2009-77219: EVALUATION OF STRESS STATES OFCOMPONENTS USING ULTRASONIC AND MICROMAGNETICTECHNIQUESE. Schneider, Fraunhofer Institute for Non Destructive Testing,Saarbrücken, GermanyPVP2009-77752: APPLICATION OF DIFFRACTION METHODS FORTHE RESIDUAL STRESS DETERMINATION IN WELDED JOINTST. Nitschke-Pagel, Institute of Joining and Welding, Technical University ofBraunschweig, Braunschweig, GermanyPVP2009-78145: ANALYSIS OF STRESS STATES OF COMPONENTSUSING MICROMAGNETIC TECHNIQUES (Presentation Only)J. Schreiber, Fraunhofer Institute for Non Destructive Testing IZFP,Dresden, Germany

SESSION 4.3F (OAC-7-1)Thursday, July 30, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, AthensCONTINUED SAFE OPERATION OF PIPING AND PIPE SUPPORTSSponsored by: Operations, Applications, and ComponentsCommitteeDeveloped by: A. Cheta, Shell Global Solutions (USA), Inc., Houston, TX,

USA;: T. Tahara, Petroleum Association of Japan, Tokyo,Japan; O. Shirani

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Chair: J. Penso, Shell Global Solutions Inc., Houston, TX, USACo-Chair: O. ShiraniPVP2009-77532: BUCKLING ANALYSIS OF PLASTIC PIPEREINFORCED BY CROSS-WINDING STEEL WIRE UNDER BENDINGX. Li, J. Zheng, J. Shi, Y. Qin, P. Xu, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou,Zhejiang, China; T. Shao, H. Shao, G. Li, X. He, Huangsheng PipeIndustrial Group Co. Ltd, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, ChinaPVP2009-77975: METHOD FOR PREDICTING MIXING TEE THERMALFATIGUE IN CARBON STEEL BASED ON AUSTENITIC STAINLESSSTEEL OPERATING EXPERIENCER. O. McGill, D. O. Harris, Structural Integrity Associates, San Jose, CA,USA; K. Wolfe, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, CA, USAPVP2009-78017: GRE PIPELINE INSTALLATION PROCEDURES: AFIELD CASE STUDYA. Seibi, A. Karrech, A. Khalf, Y. Al-Tartoor, Petroleum Institute, Abu Dhabi,Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emir.PVP2009-77043: TRANSIENT FLOW ANALYSIS OF SPRING LOADEDPRESSURE SAFETY VALVEX. G. Song, L. Wang, S. Kim, Y. Park, Dong-A University, Busan, Korea(Republic)PVP2009-77659: EXPERIMENTAL MEASUREMENT OF THE PERME-ABILITY OF DIE-FORMED EXFOLIATED GRAPHITE COMPRESSIONPACKINGSD. Lasseux, CNRS, Talence, France; P. Jolly, ENSAM, Talence, France; Y.Jannot, CNRS, Vandoeuvre, France; E. Sauger, B. Omnes, CETIM,Nantes, France

SESSION 4.3G (OAC-1-1)Thursday, July 30, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, BarcelonaSAFETY, RELIABILITY AND RISK ASSESSMENTSponsored by: Operations, Applications, and ComponentsCommitteeDeveloped by: M. Sanwarwalla, Sargent & Lundy, LLC, Chicago, IL, USA;

B. Cho, RiskSolver Communications, Irvine, CA, USAChair: M. Sanwarwalla, Sargent & Lundy, LLC, Chicago, IL, USACo-Chair: G. Bezdikian, Georges Bezdikian Consulting, Le Vesinet,

FrancePVP2009-77215: EFFECTS OF POST WELD HEAT TREATMENTRESIDUAL STRESS ON THE CREEP OF ELBOW WELDED JOINTC. Zhou, G. Zhang, Nanjing University of Technology, Nanjing, Jiangsu,ChinaPVP2009-78127: RELIABILITY OF ONSITE EMERGENCY POWER FORTHE ADVANCED AND NEW GENERATION NUCLEAR POWER PLANTSM. Sanwarwalla, Sargent & Lundy, LLC, Chicago, IL, USAPVP2009-78052: GENERATING CONFIDENCE IN INSPECTIONRESULTSR. Booler, Inspection Validation Centre, Serco, Risley, Warrington,Cheshire, United Kingdom; J. P. Taggart, W. Daniels, Serco Technical andAssurance Services, Warrington, Cheshire, United KingdomPVP2009-78077: TEARING RESISTANCE PROPERTIES OFSTAINLESS STEEL ORBITAL TIG NARROW GAP WELDS OFPRIMARY PIPING IN PWR PLANTS

P. Ould, P. Joly, AREVA NP, Paris la Défense, France; S. Pillot, IndusteelCreusot CRMC, Le Creusot, France

SESSION 4.3H (SE-6-1)Thursday, July 30, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, BerlinSEISMIC BEHAVIOUR OF STORAGE TANKS AND ASSOCIATEDEQUIPMENTSponsored by: Seismic Engineering CommitteeDeveloped by: T. Taniguchi, Tottori University, Tottori, JapanChair: T. Taniguchi, Tottori University, Tottori, JapanCo-Chair: T. Iijima, Japan Nuclear Energy Safety Organization

(JNES), Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77064: THE ULTIMATE STRENGTH OF CYLINDRICALLIQUID STORAGE TANKS UNDER EARTHQUAKES—SEISMICCAPACITY TEST OF TANKS USED IN BWR PLANTST. Iijima, K. Suzuki, Japan Nuclear Energy Safety Organization (JNES),Tokyo, Japan; T. Higuchi, Toshiba Corporation, Yokohama, Japan; Y. Sato,IHI Corporation, Yokohama, JapanPVP2009-77065: THE ULTIMATE STRENGTH OF CYLINDRICALLIQUID STORAGE TANKS UNDER EARTHQUAKES—EVALUATION OFDYNAMIC BUCKLING BEHAVIOR OF TANKS USED IN PWR PLANTST. Iijima, K. Suzuki, Japan Nuclear Energy Safety Organization (JNES),Tokyo, Japan; H. Morita, K. Tai, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd, HyogoPre., JapanPVP2009-77067: THE ULTIMATE STRENGTH OF CYLINDRICAL LIQ-UID STORAGE TANKS UNDER EARTHQUAKES—ELASTO-PLASTICDYNAMIC ANALYSIS WITH FSI OF BUCKLING FAILURE MODESA. Mikami, Y. Sato, A. Otani, K. Iwamoto, IHI Corporation, Yokohama,Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan; T. Iijima, Japan Nuclear Energy SafetyOrganization (JNES), Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77580: EFFECTIVE MASS OF FLUID FOR ROCKING MOTIONOF FLAT-BOTTOM CYLINDRICAL TANKST. Taniguchi, T. Segawa, Tottori University, Tottori, JapanPVP2009-77599: REAL-TIME PREDICTION OF LIQUID SLOSHING OFOIL STORAGE TANK BASED ON EARTHQUAKE EARLY WARNINGS. Zama, H. Nishi, M. Yamada, Y. Hirokawa, National Research Institute ofFire and Disaster, Chofu, Tokyo, Japan

SESSION 4.3I (FSI-5-1)Thursday, July 30, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, BrusselsMATERIAL PROPERTY TESTING AND EQUATIONS OF STATE UNDERHIGH LOADING RATESSponsored by: Fluid-Structure Interaction CommitteeDeveloped by: H. Levine, Weidlinger Associates, Inc., Mountain View,

CA, USAChair: H. Levine, Weidlinger Associates, Inc., Mountain View,

CA, USACo-Chair: S. Jones, Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics,

Tuscaloosa, Alabama, AL, USAPVP2009-77037: TAYLOR CYLINDER TESTING OF HIGH STRENGTHSTEELS FOR HARD TARGET WARHEAD APPLICATIONS

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R. Russo, N. Dutton, B. Baker, K. Torres, The University of Alabama,Tuscaloosa, AL, USA; S. Jones, Aerospace Engineering and Mechanics,Tuscaloosa, Alabama, AL, USA; R. A. Brewster, Elwood National Forge,Irvine, PA, USAPVP2009-77202: FEASIBILTY OF AN EXPLOSIVE END-PROJECTORFOR CONDUCTING SHOCK LOADING EXPERIMENTSG. Kleiser, Air Force Reseach Lab, Eglin AFB, FL, USA; M. Steinberg,General Dynamics, Niceville, FL, USA; L. Chhabildas, Air Force ResearchLab, Eglin AFB, FL, USAPVP2009-78098: DEVELOPMENT OF REACTIVE FLOW MODELS FORENERGETIC MATERIALSD. Littlefield, K. Walls, The University of Alabama at Birmingham,Birmingham, AL, USA; D. Lambert, Air Force Research Laboratory,Munitions Directorate, Eglin Air Force Base, FL, USAPVP2009-77952: NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION INTO END CONDITIONEFFECTS ON THE RESPONSE OF REINFORCED CONCRETECOLUMNS TO AIRBLASTE. Hansen, D. Tennant, Weidlinger Associates, Inc, Albuquerque, NM,USA; H. Levine, Weidlinger Associates, Inc., Mountain View, CA, USA

SESSION 4.3J (MF-12-1)Thursday, July 30, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Karlin 1INTEGRITY ISSUES WITH STRESS CORROSION CRACKING—ISponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: M. Mochizuki, Osaka University, Suita, Osaka, JapanChair: D. Rudland, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission,

Rockville, MD, USACo-Chair: H. Mori, Osaka University, Suita, JapanPVP2009-77235: AMELIORATION OF MICRO-CRACKING INMULTIPASS WELD METAL OF ALLOY 690 BY ADDING RARE EARTHMETALSK. Nishimoto, K. Saida, Osaka University, Osaka, Japan; Y. Fujiya,Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Nagasaki, JapanPVP2009-77615: MODELING STRESS CORROSION CRACKINGGROWTH RATES BASED UPON THE EFFECT OF STRESS/STRAIN ONCRACK TIP INTERFACE DEGRADATION AND OXIDATION REACTIONKINETICST. Shoji, Z. Lu, N. K. Das, Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi-Ken, Japan;H. Murakami, Atomic Energy Society of Japan, Tokyo, Japan; Y. Takeda, I.Tirtom, Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi-ken, JapanPVP2009-77897: SCC TEST VERIFICATION OF EFFECT OF MOVINGHEAT SOURCE ON FEM EVALUATION FOR WELD RESIDUAL STRESSOF BUTT-WELD PIPEF. Iwamatsu, S. Aoike, Hitachi, Ltd., Hitachi-shi, Japan; Y. Fukuda, O. Saito,Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy, Ltd., Hitachi-shi, JapanPVP2009-77279: IASCC EVALUATION METHOD OF IRRADIATEDCOLD WORKED 316SS BAFFLE FORMER BOLT IN PWR PRIMARYWATERK. Takakura, K. Nakata, Japan Nuclear Energy Safety Organization, Tokyo,Japan; N. Kubo, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Kobe, Japan; K.Fujimoto, K. Sakima, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Hyogo, Japan

PVP2009-77855: FLAW EVALUATION FOR PWR AND BWRCOMPONENT WELD JOINTS USING ADVANCED FEA MODELINGTECHNIQUEST. Hayashi, Toshiba Corporation, Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan; S.Hankinson, Westinghouse Electric Company, Madison, PA, USA; C. K. Ng,Westinghouse Electric Company, LLC, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; T. Saito,Toshiba Corporation, Yokohama, Japan; W. H. Bamford, WestinghouseElectric, Pittsburgh, PA, USA

SESSION 4.3K (MF-14-1)Thursday, July 30, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Karlin 2PIPELINE INTEGRITY—ISponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: X. Zhu, Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, OH, USA;

S. Carovero, Tenaris Group, Campana, ArgentinaChair: A. Motarjemi, Det Norske Veritas (DNV) Ltd, London,

United KingdomCo-Chair: X. Zhu, Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, OH, USAPVP2009-77179: BURST PRESSURE PREDICTIONS OF CORRODEDPIPELINES WITH LONG DEFECTS: FAILURE CRITERIA ANDVALIDATIONC. Ruggieri, M. S. G. Chiodo, University of Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, SaoPaulo, BrazilPVP2009-77630: INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT STRIKERS ON CHARPYIMPACT ABSORBED ENERGIES OF HIGH STRENGTH PIPELINESTEELSW. Lin, C. Zhuang, N. Li, X. Wang, X. Bai, Tubular Goods Research Centerof CNPC, Xi’an, Shaanxi, ChinaPVP2009-77684: THE EFFECT OF PRE-STRAIN ON DUCTILEFRACTURE TOUGHNESS OF REELED PIPELINE STEELST. Tkaczyk, Technip, Westhill, Aberdeenshire, United Kingdom; N. O’Dowd,University of Limerick, Limerick, Ireland; K. Nikbin, Imperial College ofScience, London, United Kingdom; B. Howard, Technip, Westhill,Aberdeenshire, United KingdomPVP2009-78089: DETERMINATION OF J-R CURVE FOR X60 PIPELINESTEEL USING SENT SPECIMEN AND NORMALIZATION METHODX. Zhu, Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, OH, USA; S. Carovero,Tenaris Group, Campana, Argentina; C. Ruggieri, University of Sao Paulo,Sao Paulo, Sao Paulo, Brazil

SESSION 4.3L (MF-9-3)Thursday, July 30, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Karlin 3WALL THINNING CAUSED BY FLOW ACCELERATED CORROSION—IIISponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: K. Hasegawa, Japan Nuclear Energy Safety Organization

(JNES), Tokyo, Japan; Y.-J. Kim, Korea University, Seoul,Korea (Republic)

Chair: N. G. Cofie, Structural Integrity Associates, San Jose, CA,USA

Co-Chair: Y. Watanabe, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan

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PVP2009-77763: THE NPP LEIBSTADT PROGRAM FOR THEPREVENTION OF PIPING DEGRADATION DUE TO FLOW-ACCELERATED CORROSION PHENOMENAA Zander, AREVA NP GmbH, Erlangen, Germany; C. Janning,Kernkraftwerk Leibstadt AG, Leibstadt, SwitzerlandPVP2009-77557: DEVELOPMENT OF EVALUATION SYSTEM FORLIQUID DROPLET IMPINGEMENT EROSION (LDI)R. Morita, F. Inada, K. Yoneda, Central Research Institute of Electric PowerIndustry, Komae-shi, Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77375: PREDICTION OF LIQUID DROPLET IMPINGMENTEROSION(LDI) TREND IN ACTUAL NPPT. Ohira, The Japan Atomic Power Company, Tokyo, Japan; R. Morita,Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Komae-shi, Tokyo,Japan; K. Tanji, S. Akiba, Tohoku Electric Power Company, Sendai-shi,Japan; K. Niiyama, Shikoku Electric Power Company, Takamatsu-shi,Japan; K. Yoneda, F. Inada, Central Research Institute of Electric PowerIndustry, Komae-shi, Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77685: ROLE OF OXIDE LAYER ON WALL THINNINGCAUSED BY LIQUID DROPLET IMPINGEMENTM. Satou, T. Sato, A. Hasegawa, Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi, Japan

SESSION 4.3M (CS-11-1)Thursday, July 30, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, RokoskaEMBRITTLEMENT GUIDELINE FOR IRRADIATED PRESSUREVESSELS IN JAPANSponsored by: Codes and Standards CommitteeDeveloped by: K. Hasegawa, Japan Nuclear Energy Safety Organization

(JNES), Tokyo, JapanChair: B. Strnadel, V`B—Technical University of Ostrava,

Ostrava, Czech RepublicCo-Chair: K. Onizawa, Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA), Tokai-

mura, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2009-77601: OVERVIEW OF THE REVISED JEAC4201-2007,JAPANESE CODE OF SURVEILLANCE TESTS FOR REACTORVESSEL MATERIALST. Hirano, IHI Corporation, Yokohama, Japan; S. Asada, Mitsubishi HeavyIndustries, Ltd., Kobe, Japan; N. Yamashita, Tokyo Electric PowerCompany, Tokyo, Japan; M. Iwasaki, Kansai Electric Power Company,Fukui-Pref., Japan; M. Tomimatsu, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd, Kobe,JapanPVP2009-78096: PREDICTION OF RADIATION EMBRITTLEMENT FORHIGHLY IRRADIATED REACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL STEELSH. Matsuzawa, Japan Nuclear Energy Safety Organization (JNES), Tokyo,JapanPVP2009-77658: EFFECT OF ADDITIONAL IRRADIATION ATDIFFERENT FUXES ON RPV EMBRITTLEMENTK. Dohi, K. Nishida, A. Nomoto, N. Soneda, Central Research Institute ofElectric Power Industry, Tokyo, Japan; H. Matsuzawa, Japan NuclearEnergy Safety Organization (JNES), Tokyo, Japan; M. Tomimatsu,Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd, Kobe, JapanPVP2009-78103: MICROSTRUCUTURAL CHARACTERIAZATION OFRPV STEELS IRRADIATED TO HIGH FLUENCES

M. Tomimatsu, H. Sakamoto, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd, Kobe,Japan; T. Watanabe, Nuclear Development Corporation, Toukaimura,Japan; K. Dohi, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry,Tokyo, Japan; H. Matsuzawa, Japan Nuclear Energy Safety Organization(JNES), Tokyo, Japan

SESSION 4.3N (MF-27-1)Thursday, July 30, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, HercovkaSTRAIN-BASED ENGINEERING CRITICAL ASSESSMENTSSponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: A. Sisan, Det Norske Veritas (DNV) Ltd, London, United

Kingdom; Y. Chen, Center for Reliable Energy Systems,Dublin, OH, USA

Chair: A. Sisan, Det Norske Veritas (DNV) Ltd, London, UnitedKingdom

Co-Chair: P. Moore, TWI Ltd, Cambridge, Cambs, United KingdomPVP2009-77377: NUMERICAL VALIDATION OF A STRAIN-BASEDFAILURE ASSESSMENT DIAGRAM APPROACH TO FRACTUREP. Budden, M. Smith, British Energy Limited, Gloucester, United KingdomPVP2009-77683: THE EFFECT OF STRENGTH MIS-MATCH ANDRESIDUAL STRESS IN ECA OF GIRTH WELDS WITH INTERNAL CIR-CUMFERENTIAL CRACKSA. Sisan, A. Motarjemi, Det Norske Veritas (DNV) Ltd, London, UnitedKingdomPVP2009-77721: NUMERICAL ANALYSES OF DUCTILE FRACTUREBEHAVIOR IN 2D PLANE STRAIN AND AXISYMMETRIC MODELSUSING THE COMPLETE GURSON MODELJ. Xu, Z. Zhang, NTNU, Norwegian University of Science and Technology,Trondheim, Norway; E. Ostby, B. Nyhus, SINTEF, Materials and Chemistry,Trondheim, Norway; D. Sun, Beijing University of Science and Technology(USTB), Beijing, China

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SESSION 4.4B (DA-8-2)Thursday, July 30, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, RomaBUCKLING OF CYLINDRICAL AND TOROIDAL SHELLSSponsored by: Design and Analysis CommitteeDeveloped by: S. Morrison, M5 Engineering Inc, Calgary, AB, Canada; D.

Williams, Sharoden Engineering Consultants, P.A.,Matthews, NC, USA

Chair: S. Morrison, M5 Engineering Inc, Calgary, AB, CanadaCo-Chair: S. Krishnamurthy, UOP LLC, Des Plaines, IL, USAPVP2009-77350: POSTBUCKLING ANALYSES OF ELASTICCYLINDRICAL SHELLS UNDER AXIAL COMPRESSIONT. Kobayashi, Y. Mihara, Mechanical Design & Analysis Corporation,Chofu, Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77979: BUCKLING OF THIN-WALLED STEEL CYLINDERSUNDER BENDING LOADS

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S. Houliara, S. A. Karamanos, University of Thessaly, Volos, Volos, GreecePVP2009-78090: EFFECT OF PRESSURIZATION ON THE BUCKLINGBEHAVIOUR OF THIN WALLED CYLINDERS UNDER BENDING LOADA. Limam, INSA Lyon France, Villeurbanne, France; C. Mathon, EDF-SEPTEN, Villeurbanne, FrancePVP2009-77777: MODAL TECHNIQUES FOR REMOTEIDENTIFICATION OF NONLINEAR REACTIONS AT GAP-SUPPORTEDTUBES UNDER TURBULENT EXCITATIONX. Delaune, Commissariat à l’énergie Atomique, Gif sur Yvette, France; J.Antunes, V. Debut, Instituto Tecnologico e Nuclear, Sacavém, Portugal; P.Piteau, L. Borsoi, Commissariat à l’énergie Atomique, Gif sur Yvette,FrancePVP2009-77800: THE EFFECT OF GAPS ON THE IMPACT RESPONSEOF A CASK CLOSURE LIDG. S. Bjorkman, Jr, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville, MD, USA

SESSION 4.4C (DA-13-3)Thursday, July 30, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, ViennaDESIGN AND ANALYSIS CONSIDERATIONS FOR BOLTED JOINTSSponsored by: Design and Analysis CommitteeDeveloped by: W. Brown, The Equity Engineering Group,Inc, Shaker

Heights, OH, USAChair: W. Koves, UOP LLC., Des Plaines, IL, USACo-Chair: S. Krishnamuthy, UOP LLC, Des Plaines, IL, United StatesPVP2009-77638: DEFORMATION CHARACTERISTICS OF PIPEFLANGES DUE TO BOLT LOADS AND INTERNAL PRESSURET. Kobayashi, Numazu National College of Technology, Numazu, Shizuoka,Japan; K. Hamano, IAI Corporation, Shizuoka, Japan; K. Tsutomu,Idemitsu Kosan Co. Ltd., Ichihara, Japan; T. Sawa, Hiroshima University,HIgashihiroshima, Hiroshima, Japan; S. Nagata, Toyo EngineeringCorporation, Chiba, Chiba, JapanPVP2009-77759: PROCEDURE TO GUARANTEE TIGHTNESS OFBOLTED FLANGE CONNECTIONS OF FLOATING TYPE WITH TWOGASKETSJ. Bartonicek, JB Engineering Consultant, Neckarwestheim, BW, Germany;J. Lubomir, Institute of Applied Mechanics Brno, Ltd., Brno, CzechRepublic; M. Vrana, CEZ, Czech Budejovice, Czech RepublicPVP2009-77494: EVALUATION OF SEALING PERFORMANCE OF PIPEFLANGE CONNECTION SUBJECTED TO EXTERNAL BENDING LOADY. Takagi, H. Torii, Tokyo Electric Power Company, Yokohama, Japan; T.Sawa, Hiroshima University, HIgashihiroshima, Hiroshima, Japan; K.Funada, Hi, Higashi-Hiroshima, Hiroshima, JapanPVP2009-77152: 3D FE ANALYSIS FOR TWO-GASKET SEALINGSTRUCTURE CONSIDERING HYSTERESIS EFFECT OF GASKETMATERIAL UNDER PRE-TIGHTENING AND PRESSURIZED LOADSZ. Ding, L. Liang, Z. Gao, Zhejiang University of Technology, Hangzhou,Zhejiang, China

SESSION 4.4E (NDE-5-1)Thursday, July 30, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, AmsterdamRECENT ADVANCES IN DAMAGE EVALUATIONSponsored by: NDE Engineering Division, Materials and FabricationCommittee, Codes and Standards Committee

Developed by: W. Springer, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR, USAChair: N. Tada, Okayama University, Okayama, JapanCo-Chair: S. Hamada, Tokyo Electric Power Company, Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77113: NUMERICAL SIMULATION FOR IDENTIFICATION OFSEMI-ELLIPTICAL CRACK ON THE INNER SURFACE OF PIPE BYMEANS OF DIRECT-CURRENT ELECTRICAL POTENTIALDIFFERENCE METHOD WITH MULTIPLE-PROBE SENSORN. Tada, M. Uchida, H. Ishikawa, Okayama University, Okayama, JapanPVP2009-77123: GENERAL RULE OF METHOD FOR MEASUREMENTOF THICKNESS AND CRACK SIZE BY ELECTRIC POTENTIAL DROPTECHNIQUE—OUTLINE OF THE NDIS3426:2008Y. Ju, Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan; S. Hamada, Tokyo ElectricPower Company, Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77001: EMPIRICAL MODE DECOMPOSITION OF AE SIGNALPROCESSING BASED ON HILBERT-HUANG TRANSFORMATIONW. Li, G. Dai, Daqing Petroleum Institute, Daqing, Heilongjiang, ChinaPVP2009-77165: PROGRESS IN RI ISI APPLICATIONS FOR WWER 440AND WWER 1000 TYPE PIPING SYSTEMSL. Horacek, Nuclear Research Institute Rez plc., Rez, Czech Republic

SESSION 4.4F (OAC-3-1)Thursday, July 30, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, AthensMONITORING, DIAGNOSTICS AND INSPECTIONSponsored by: Operations, Applications, and ComponentsCommitteeDeveloped by: M. Brumovsky, Nuclear Research Institute Rez, plc, Rez,

Czech RepublicChair: M. Brumovsky, Nuclear Research Institute Rez, plc, Rez,

Czech RepublicCo-Chair: I. Ezekoye, Westinghouse Electric Company, Pittsburgh,

PA, USAPVP2009-77196: EXTENDING THE INTERNAL EXAMINATIONINTERVALS FOR PRESSURE VESSELS USING AN RBI APPROACHP. Moore, J. Wintle, TWI Ltd, Cambridge, Cambs, United KingdomPVP2009-77304: DYNAMIC RESPONSE OF THE WWER 1000 MODEL320 REACTOR ON THE PRESSURE PULSATIONS GENERATED BYMAIN CIRCULATION PUMPSL. Pecinka, P. Stulik, Nuclear Research Institute Rez plc, Rez, CzechRepublic; V. Zeman, University of West Bohemia in Pilsen, Pilsen, CzechRepublicPVP2009-77957: AN INTEGRATED APPROACH FOR MONITORINGGAS ACCUMULATION IN SAFETY RELATED SYSTEMSI. Ezekoye, W. M. Turkowski, R. D. Griffin, G. R. Williams, WestinghouseElectric Company, Pittsburgh, PA, USAPVP2009-77829: ESTIMATING ASME SECTION III AND VIII HEATEXCHANGER NOZZLE LOADSI. Ezekoye, C. P. Arnold, Westinghouse Electric Company, Pittsburgh, PA,USA

SESSION 4.4G (SE-3-1)Thursday, July 30, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Barcelona

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EXPERIMENTAL AND ANALYTICAL STUDIES IN SYSTEMSINTERACTIONSponsored by: Seismic Engineering CommitteeDeveloped by: J. C. Chen, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory,

Livermore, CA, USAChair: J. C. Chen, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory,

Livermore, CA, USACo-Chair: J. Xu, NRC, Rockville, MD, USAPVP2009-77172: PSEUDODYNAMIC RESPONSE TO IMPULSIVELOADINGS.-Y. Chang, National Taipei University of Technology, Taipei, Taiwan; C.-L.Huang, Fu Jen Catholic University, Taipei Hsien, Taiwan, China; C.-H.Yang, National Taipei University of Technology, Taipei, Taiwan, ChinaPVP2009-77579: EVALUATION METHOD OF U-BOLT ENERGYABSORPTIONS. Shinma, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd, Kobe, Japan; E. Shirai, TheKansai Electric Power Co., Inc., Fukui, Japan; T. Zaitsu, Kyushu ElectricPower Co., Inc., Fukuoka, Japan; K. Ikeda, Shikoku Electric Power Co.,Inc., Takamatsu, Japan; T. Yoshii, Hokkaido Electric Power Co., Inc.,Sapporo, Japan; M. Kondo, The Japan Atomic Power Company, Tokyo,Japan; Y. Fujiwara, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Kyogo, JapanPVP2009-77725: NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF A MDOF STRUCTUREPROTECTED WITH TMD TECHNIQUESV. Moretti, Nucleco S.p.A., S.M. di Galeria—Rome, Italy; N. Ranieri,ENEA—Italian National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and theEnvironment, S.M. di Galeria—Rome, Italy; M. De Angelis, University ofRome “La Sapienza”, Rome, Italy; I. Roselli, ENEA—Italian NationalAgency for New Technologies, Energy and the Environment, S.M. diGaleria—Rome, ItalyPVP2009-77274: COMPONENT MODE SYNTHESIS BASED SSIANALYSIS OF COMPLEX STRUCTURAL SYSTEMS USING SASSIM. Tabatabaie, Basilio Sumodobila, SC Solutions, Oakland, CA, USA

SESSION 4.4H (SE-8-1)Thursday, July 30, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, BerlinSEISMIC DESIGN OF PIPING SYSTEMSSponsored by: Seismic Engineering CommitteeDeveloped by: G. Slagis, GC Slagis Associates, Pleasant Hill, CA, USAChair: G. Slagis, GC Slagis Associates, Pleasant Hill, CA, USACo-Chair: D. T. Clark, Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID,

USAPVP2009-77020: STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF FRS AND SAM ON PIPESEISMIC STRESS USING TAGUCHI METHODB. Li, D. K. Vijay, AMEC NSS Ltd, Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2009-77301: APPLICATION OF SIMULATION BASED RELIABILITYANALYSIS ON THE DIMENSIONING OF VISCOUS DAMPERS GERBL. Pecinka, M. Svrcek, Nuclear Research Institute Rez plc, Rez, CzechRepublic; P. Zeman, SEDYC, Plzen, Czech Republic; K. Reinsch, GERBVibration Control System, Berlin, GermanyPVP2009-77302: ASSESSMENT OF THE TEMPERATURE FIELDL. Pecinka, Nuclear Research Institute Rez plc, Rez, Czech Republic; P.

Zakovec, P. Zeman, SEDYC, Plzen, Czech Republic; F. Barutzki, GERBVibration Control System, Berlin, Germany

SESSION 4.4J (MF-12-2)Thursday, July 30, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Karlin 1INTEGRITY ISSUES WITH STRESS CORROSION CRACKING—IISponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: D. Rudland, US Nuclear Regulatory Commission,

Rockville, MD, USAChair: J. Katsuyama, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki,

JapanCo-Chair: F. Iwamatsu, Hitachi, Ltd., Hitachi, JapanPVP2009-77622: LOCALLY DELAMINATING STRESS CORROSIONCRACKING GROWTH OF STRAIN-HARDENED AUSTENITIC ALLOYSIN HYDROGENATED HIGH TEMPERATURE WATER ENVIRONMENTSZ. Lu, Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi-Ken, Japan; H. Xue, Xi’AnUniversity of Science and Technology, Xi’An, ShanXi, China; H. Murakami,Atomic Energy Society of Japan, Tokyo, Japan; T. Shoji, Tohoku University,Sendai, Miyagi-Ken, JapanPVP2009-77625: EFFECTS OF UNEVEN CRACK FRONT ON CRACKTIP MECHANICS AND THE IMPLICATION TO STRESS CORROSIONCRACK GROWTHH. Xue, Xi’An University of Science and Technology, Xi’An, ShanXi, China;Z. Lu, Tohoku University, Sendai, Miyagi-Ken, Japan; H. Murakami, AtomicEnergy Society of Japan, Tokyo, Japan; T. Shoji, Tohoku University,Sendai, Miyagi-Ken, JapanPVP2009-77095: STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY ASSESSMENT OF WWERINTERNALS ON STRESS CORROSION CRACKING CRITERIONV. Fedorova, B. Margolin, Central Research Institute of Structural Materials“Prometey”, St-Petersburg, RussiaPVP2009-77131: IN-SERVICE INSPECTION STRATEGY FOR ALLOY X-750 BWR JET PUMP BEAMS BASED UPON LINEAR ELASTICFRACTURE MECHANICS ANALYSISD. Sommerville, Structural Integrity, Associates, Centennial, CO, USA; H.Mehta, GE Hitachi Nuclear, Sunol, CA, USA; R. Carter, Electric PowerResearch Institute, Charlotte, NC, USA; J. Kubiak, Electric PowerResearch Institute, Palo Alto, CA, USAPVP2009-77706: A STUDY OF REDISTRIBUTION OF RESIDUALSTRESS AND HARDNESS DUE TO WELDING AND SURFACE-MACHINING AT GIRTH WELDED JOINTM. Mochizuki, Osaka University, Suita, Osaka, Japan; J. Katsuyama,Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, Japan; R. Ihara, H. Mori, Y. Mikami,Osaka University, Suita, Japan; K. Onizawa, Japan Atomic Energy Agency(JAEA), Tokai-mura, Ibaraki, Japan

SESSION 4.4K (MF-14-2)Thursday, July 30, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Karlin 2PIPELINE INTEGRITY—IISponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: X. Zhu, Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, OH, USA;

A. Motarjemi, Det Norske Veritas (DNV) Ltd, London,United Kingdom

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Chair: B. Messer, Fluor Canada Ltd, Calgary, AB, CanadaCo-Chair: S. Carovero, Tenaris Group, Campana, ArgentinaPVP2009-77038: IN-SERVICE REFINERY AND PIPELINE CRACKINGINITIATED BY HYDROSTATICALLY INDUCED STRAINB. Messer, A. Wright, K. Beaulieu, K. Hatch, Fluor Canada Ltd, Calgary,AB, CanadaPVP2009-77517: ACCIDENTS INVESTIGATION AND RISKASSESSMENT OF CHINESE INDUSTRIAL PRESSURE PIPELINESX. Chen, Z. Ai, Z. Fan, J. Hu, W. Guan, C. Cheng, Hefei General MachineryResearch Institute, Hefei, Anhui, ChinaPVP2009-77520: HIGH TEMPERATURE PIPELINE CRACKING CAUSEANALYSIS OF A SYNTHETIC AMMONIA REFORMING FURNACEZ. Fan, X. Chen, J. Pan, T. Chen, Hefei General Machinery ResearchInstitute, Hefei, Anhui, ChinaPVP2009-78016: ASSESSMENT OF A CORROSION UNDER INSULA-TION USNING DNV RP-F101 PROCEDUREA. Motarjemi, Det Norske Veritas (DNV) Ltd, London, United Kingdom

SESSION 4.4M (CS-11-2)Thursday, July 30, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, RokoskaSTRENGTH FOR PRESSURE VESSELS AND PIPING FOR JAPANESECODESSponsored by: Codes and Standards CommitteeDeveloped by: K. Hasegawa, Japan Nuclear Energy Safety Organization

(JNES), Tokyo, JapanChair: R. A. Ainsworth, British energy generation limited,

Gloucester, United KingdomCo-Chair: J. Sharples, Serco, Warrington, Cheshire, United KingdomPVP2009-77062: PREDICTION OF FAILURE BENDING MOMENT FORA PIPE WITH AN ARBITRARY-SHAPED CIRCUMFERENTIAL FLAWY. Li, K. Hasegawa, A. Shibuya, Japan Nuclear Energy Safety Organization(JNES), Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77670: STUDY ON FACTORS IMPORTANT TO STRUCTURALINTEGRITY OF REACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL DURING PTS WITHREGARD TO FRACTURE PROBABILITYK. Onizawa, Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA), Tokai-mura, Ibaraki,Japan; H. Matsuzawa, Japan Nuclear Energy Safety Organization (JNES),Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77720: EVALUATION OF FRACTURE CHARACTERISTICSOF NI-BASE WELD METAL FOR BWR COMPONENTSM. Itatani, T. Saito, T. Hayashi, C. Narazaki, Toshiba Corporation,

Yokohama, Japan; K. Ogawa, M. Kikuchi, Japan Nuclear Energy SafetyOrganization, Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77624: NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF IRRADIATION-INDUCED GRAIN-BOUNDARY PHOSPHOROUS SEGREGATION INREACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL STEELS USING RATE THEORYMODEL WITH FIRST-PRINCIPLES CALCULATIONSK. Ebihara, M. Yamaguchi, Y. Nishiyama, K. Onizawa, Japan AtomicEnergy Agency (JAEA), Tokai-mura, Ibaraki, Japan; H. Matsuzawa, JapanNuclear Energy Safety Organization (JNES), Tokyo, Japan

SESSION 4.4N (MF-25-1)Thursday, July 30, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, HercovkaPVP IN-SERVICE INSPECTION AND FAILURE EVENT DATABASESSponsored by: Materials and Fabrication CommitteeDeveloped by: J. Fong, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, USA; O. Hedden,

Codes and Standards Consulting, Fort Worth, TX, USA; S.Gosselin, Scandpower Risk Management, Inc., Houston,TX, USA

Chair: A. Chockie, Chockie Group International, Inc., Seattle,WA, USA

Co-Chair: J. T. Fong, Drexel University, Philadelphia, PA, USAPVP2009-78148: PVP IN-SERVICE INSPECTION (ISI): PAST, PRESENT,AND FUTURE (Presentation Only)A. Chockie, Chockie Group International, Inc., Seattle, WA, USAPVP2009-77871: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) TOOLS FOR DATAACQUISITION AND PROBABILITY RISK ANALYSIS OF NUCLEARPIPING FAILURE DATABASESP. V. Marcal, MPave Corp., Julian, CA, USA; J. Fong, NIST, Gaithersburg,MD, USA; N. Yamagata, Nihon ESI K.k., The Virtual Try-Out SpaceCompany, Tokyo, JapanPVP2009-77559: ACCOUNTING FOR THE EFFECTS OF INSERVICEINSPECTION FLAW DEPTH SIZING ERRORS FOR ALTERNATIVE PTSRULE FLAW SIZE DISTRIBUTION TABLESS. R Gosselin, Scandpower Risk Management, Inc., Houston, TX, USA; F.A. Simonen, Scandpower Risk Management, Associate, Richland, WA,USAPVP2009-77974: DESIGN OF A PYTHON-BASED PLUG-IN FORBENCHMARKING PROBABILISTIC FRACTURE MECHANICSCOMPUTER CODES WITH FAILURE EVENT DATAJ. Fong, R. deWit, NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, USA; P. V. Marcal, MPaveCorp., Julian, CA, USA; J. J. Filliben, N. A. Heckert, NIST, Gaithersburg,MD, USA; S. Gosselin, Scandpower Risk Management, Inc., Houston, TX,USA

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ABDALLA, H. F. Co-Ch 1.4BADIBI-ASL, R. Co-Ch, Dev 2.2M, 4.1DAGGARWAL, M. Co-Ch 3.1EAINSWORTH, R. A. Ch, Dev 2.1N, 4.4MANDO, M. Co-Ch 2.1NARASTU, A. H. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.4J, 3.2JARBITAL, J. G. Ch 2.1GASAYAMA, T. Dev 2.4NBAJWA, C. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.4E, 2.1G, 2.2GBANCHET, J. Co-Ch 3.2EBARANYI, L. Co-Ch 1.4IBASAVARAJU, C. Ch, Dev 3.1B, 3.2B, 4.1BBEARDSMORE, D. W. Co-Ch 4.1H, 4.2JBECHT IV, C. Dev 4.2BBEZDIKIAN, G. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev, Ts 1.3F, 2.1F, 2.2F, 2.3F,

2.4F, 3.1O, 3.2O, 4.3GBEZENSEK, B. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1O, 2.4M, 3.1M, 4.1MBIREMBAUT, Y. Ch, Dev 1.3DBIRO, A. J. Ch, Dev 1.1F, 1.4FBRAR, G. Co-Ch 1.3MBROCHARD, D. Ch, Dev 4.2IBRONGERS, M. P. H. Ch, Dev 2.3J, 3.2KBROWN, W. Dev 4.3C, 4.4CBRUMOVSKY, M. Ch, Dev 1.1C, 1.3F, 4.4FBRUST JR, F. W. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.4L, 2.1L, 2.2O, 2.3L,

3.1LBURDETT, B. Ch, Dev 2.3K, 2.4K, 3.2KCAROVERO, S. Co-Ch, Dev 4.3K, 4.4KCHAKRABARTI, G. Ch 1.3MCHAKRABORTY, A. Dev 1.3KCHAS, G. Co-Ch, Dev 1.3C, 2.1C, 2.2CCHEN, J. C. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.2H, 4.4GCHEN, Y. Dev 4.3NCHEN, Z. Co-Ch 4.1NCHETA, A. Dev 4.1G, 4.2G, 4.3FCHO, B. Dev 4.3GCHOCKIE, A. Ch 4.4NCIPOLLA, L. Co-Ch 4.3DCIPOLLA, R. C. Co-Ch, Dev 1.3N, 1.4NCLARK, D. T. Co-Ch, Dev 1.1H, 4.4HCLARK, T. Dev 1.3HCOFIE, N. G. Ch 4.3LCOHN, M. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 3.1K, 3.2LCONTRI, P. Co-Ch 2.1FCORWIN, B. Ch 1.3G, 4.1K, 4.2KCORY JR, J. F. Co-Ch, Dev 1.1E, 1.3E, 1.4E, 2.1E,

2.1P, 2.2E, 2.2P, 2.3E, 2.3P, 2.4E, 2.4P, 3.1E

CRANE, R. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.3N, 1.4N, 3.2MDANIELS, B. Co-Ch 1.4K

DICKSON, T. Ch, Co-Ch 1.4F, 2.3FDIXON, R. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 3.1F, 4.1FDOGAN, B. Co-Ch, Dev 1.1N, 1.3E, 1.4M, 2.1N,

2.2N, 2.3E, 4.2D, 4.3DDRÁBOVÁ, D. Ps 1.2ADUAN, X. Co-Ch 4.2LDUNCAN, A. Dev 2.3J, 2.3K, 2.4K, 3.2KEISINGER, F. Ch 2.3IEZEKOYE, I. Co-Ch 1.3F, 4.4FFANOUS, I. Dev 1.4B, 2.3B, 2.4BFELDMAN, M. Co-Ch, Dev 2.2GFISCHER, M. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1J, 1.4JFONG, J. Co-Ch, Dev 1.3G, 4.3E, 4.4NFONG, J. T. Co-Ch 4.4NFUJITA, K. Ch, Dev 1.4HFUJITA, S. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.3H, 2.4HFUKUOKA, T. Co-Ch 2.2DFURUYA, O. Co-Ch, Dev 2.3H, 3.1GGAO, Z. Ch 4.1NGERAETS, L. H. Ch, Dev 1.2AGIANNOPAPA, C. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.3J, 2.1J, 2.2EGILLES, P. Ch 1.1GGOSSELIN, S. Dev 4.4NGOYDER, H. Ch 1.4IGRANDEMANGE, J.-M. Ch 1.4MGUPTA, N. Ch, Co-Ch 2.3G, 2.4GHADLEY, I. Ch 4.2MHALLMAN, R. Dev 3.1FHAMADA, S. Co-Ch 4.2E, 4.4EHARI, Y. Dev 1.3MHASEGAWA, K. Dev 4.1L, 4.2L, 4.3L, 4.3M,

4.4MHASSAN, M. Ch 2.2IHEDDEN, O. Dev 4.4NHIGUCHI, M. Co-Ch, Dev 2.3MHOFFELNER, W. Co-Ch 2.4NIIJIMA, T. Co-Ch 4.3HINADA, F. Co-Ch 2.1IITOH, S. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.3J, 2.1JIWAMATSU, F. Co-Ch 4.4JIYER, S. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.3B, 3.1B, 3.2B, 4.1BJANELLE, J. Dev 3.2NJANG, C. Dev 2.3NJANZEN, V. Ch, Co-Ch 1.3I, 4.1IJASKE, C. Ch, Dev 1.1P, 1.2P, 1.3P, 1.4P,

4.3DJO, J. C. Co-Ch, Dev 3.1JJONES, S. Co-Ch 4.3IJUSSERAND, F. Co-Ch 2.2IKALNINS, A. Ch, Dev 2.1M, 2.2M

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KARAMANOS, S. A. Dev, Ts 3.1G, 4.1O, 4.2OKARCHER, G. G. Co-Ch 1.1MKASAHARA, N. Dev 2.3C, 2.4C, 3.1C, 3.2CKATSUYAMA, J. Ch 4.4JKEIM, E. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1L, 2.1L, 2.4L, 3.1L,

4.1J, 4.2JKIM, H. J. Ch, Dev 3.2JKIM, Y.-J. Dev 4.1L, 4.2L, 4.3LKOBAYASHI, T. Ch, Dev 2.3DKOCKELMANN, H. Ch, Dev 3.1DKONSTANTINIDIS, E. Co-Ch 3.2IKOVES, W. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1E, 4.2B, 4.3C, 4.4CKRISHNAMURTHY, S. Co-Ch, Dev 4.2B, 4.3B, 4.3C, 4.4B,

4.4CKWON, Y. W. Co-Ch, Dev 1.2A, 2.2JLABOUNTY, D. Co-Ch, Dev 2.1B, 2.2BLAM, P.-S. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1K, 1.4K, 2.2K, 3.2KLEE, B.-S. Dev 1.3GLEE, H.-Y. Dev 4.2DLEE, W. Co-Ch 2.3DLEJEUNE, H. Co-Ch, Dev 1.3DLEVINE, H. Ch, Dev 4.3ILI, Y. Co-Ch 4.1MLIDBURY, D. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1K, 1.4K, .2K, .1H,

4.1J, 4.2H, 4.2JLIN, J.-W. Ch, Dev 3.2G, 3.2HLUBOMIR, J. Co-Ch 4.2MMA, D. C. Dev 4.2IMACHIDA, H. Dev 2.3N, 3.1GMAEKAWA, A. 1.4HMANDIL, C. Ps 1.2AMARIE, S. Ch 2.1N, 2.3NMARTENS, D. Dev 0.4OMARTIN, A. Ch 2.2FMARTIN, J. Co-Ch, Dev 1.1DMARTIN, M. Ch 4.1DMATOCHA, K. Co-Ch 3.1NMATSUZAWA, H. Co-Ch 4.1LMAY, C. Dev 2.1G, 2.3G, 2.4GMCCABE, J. Ch, Dev 1.3B, 3.1B, 3.2BMEHTA, H. Dev 2.3MMERTINY, P. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1B, 2.1E, 2.4EMESSER, B. Ch 4.4KMINAGAWA, K. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.4HMINAMI, F. Co-Ch 1.4C, 2.2C, 2.3C, 2.4C,

3.1C, 3.2C, 4.1B, 4.1C, 4.2C

MIYANO, H. Ch 4.2LMIYAZAKI, K. Co-Ch, Dev 2.4M, 3.1M, 3.2MMOCHIZUKI, M. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.4L, 2.2L, 4.3J

MOINEREAU, D. Ch, Dev 2.1C, 2.2CMOODY, F. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.4J, 3.1JMOORE, P. Co-Ch 4.3NMORGAN, C. Ch, Dev 3.1F, 4.2FMORGAN, M. Dev 1.1GMORI, H. Co-Ch 4.3JMORITA, R. Co-Ch 3.1IMORRIS, A. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.3F, 2.4FMORRISON, S. Ch, Dev 4.3B, 4.4BMOTARJEMI, A. Ch, Dev 1.1N, 4.3K, 4.4KMOURAD, A.-H. I. Co-Ch 2.2KMOUSSOU, P. Ch, Co-Ch 1.1I, 2.1IMUÑOZ-ESCALONA, P. Co-Ch 2.3K, 2.4KMUREITHI, N. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1I, 1.3I, 1.4I, 2.1I, 2.2I,

2.3I, 2.4I, 3.1I, 3.2I, 4.1INAKAMURA, T. Ch 1.3INAKASONE, Y. Dev 3.2M, 4.1MNASSAR, S. Ch, Dev 2.2DNICKELL, R. E. Ch, Dev 4.2FNIKBIN, K. Dev 4.3DNITZEL, M. Ch, Dev 2.2JO’BRIEN, C. C. Co-Ch, Dev 1.1H, 1.3HO’DONNELL, W. Ch 2.2N, 2.3MO’DOWD, N. Co-Ch, Dev 2.1O, 2.2OO’REGAN, P. Co-Ch 2.3NONIZAWA, K. Co-Ch 4.3MORTNER, S. Dev 4.1H, 4.2HOSHKAI, P. Co-Ch 2.3IOYAMADA, K. Co-Ch 3.2NPAPADAKIS, G. Ch, Dev 3.2IPAYNE, J. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.4D, 2.1DPAYTEN, W. Co-Ch 4.2DPENSO, J. Ch, Co-Ch 4.1G, 4.3FPETTIGREW, M. Ch 2.4IPISTORA, V. Ch 4.2GPORTER, M. Dev 0.4ORANA, M. Ch, Dev 1.1M, 2.1M, 3.2NREINHARDT, W. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1D, 2.2M, 4.1DREN, W. Co-Ch, Dev 1.3G, 1.3L, 4.1K, 4.2KROBLETO, R. Co-Ch 1.1CRODRIGUEZ, E. A. Co-Ch 4.2FROTHENHOEFER, H. Co-Ch 1.4FRUDLAND, D. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1L, 1.4G, 2.3L, 4.3J,

4.4JRUDOLPH, J. Co-Ch 2.1MRUGGLES-WRENN, M. B. Co-Ch, Dev 1.1BSANWARWALLA, M. Ch, Dev 2.2F, 2.4F, 4.3GSAWA, T. Ch, Dev 2.4DSAXENA, A. Dev 1.4MSCARTH, D. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.3K, 1.3N, 1.4N, 2.1K

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2.3BSERVER, W. Ch, Co-Ch 2.2C, 2.3C, 2.4B, 2.4C,

3.1C, 3.2B, 3.2C, 4.1C, 4.2B, 4.2C

SHAH, V. Dev 2.1F, 2.4FSHAM, L. Dev 2.2OSHAM, S. Ch 2.1OSHAM, T.-L. Ch, Dev 2.1O, 2.4NSHARGAY, C. Co-Ch 4.1ESHARPLES, J. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1O, 2.4M, 3.1M, 4.4MSHERRY, A. Ch, Dev 4.1H, 4.2HSHIM, D.-J. Co-Ch, Dev 1.4GSHIRANI, O. Co-Ch 4.3FSHOJI, Y. Dev 4.2GSIEGELE, D. Ch, Co-Ch 1.4C, 2.3B, 2.4B, 4.1B,

4.2BSIGRIST, J.-F. Co-Ch, Ch, Dev 1.1J, 1.4JSIMPSON, K. Co-Ch, Dev 3.2F, 4.2FSIMS, J. R. Ts 2.3O, 2.4OSISAN, A. Ch, Dev 4.3NSLAGIS, G. Ch, Dev 1.3H, 4.4HSMITH, A. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.1G, 2.3G, 2.4GSNYDER, M. Co-Ch 2.2FSPRINGER, W. Dev 3.2E, 4.1E, 4.2E, 4.3E,

4.4ESTANG, D. Ch, Dev 3.2FSTEPHAN, J.-M. Dev 2.3C, 2.4C, 3.1C, 3.2CSTRNADEL, B. Ch 3.1N, 4.3MSUZUKI, K. Ch 3.1GSWINDEMAN, R. Co-Ch, Dev 4.1K, 4.2KTAAGEPERA, J. Dev 0.4O, 2.1B, 2.2BTADA, N. Ch 4.2E, 4.4ETAHARA, T. Co-Ch, Dev 4.1G, 4.2G, 4.3F

TAKAHASHI, Y. Ch, Dev 3.2M, 4.1M, 4.2DTANAKA, Y. Co-Ch, Dev 2.3JTANIGUCHI, T. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 4.2I, 4.3HTERADA, S. Co-Ch 4.1FTODD, J. Ch, Dev 1.1E, 1.3E, 1.4E, 2.1E,

2.2E, 2.3E, 2.4E, 3.1ETOFT, A. Co-Ch 4.1J, 4.2HTRAMPUS, P. Co-Ch, Dev 1.1F, 1.4FTRUMAN, C. Ch, Dev 1.3L, 2.2L, 3.1LTSAI, C.-S. Co-Ch, Dev 3.2G, 3.2HVEIGA, J. Co-Ch 2.4DVEJVODA, S. Co-Ch, Dev 2.2N, 3.1NVLAICU, D. Dev 2.3B, 2.4BVOLFSON, B. Co-Ch 1.4MWANG, J. J.-A. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.3K, 2.1KWARE, A. G. Ch 1.1HWATANABE, M. Co-Ch 2.4IWATANABE, Y. Co-Ch 4.3LWATERLAND, J. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.4D, 2.1DWIERSMA, B. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.3K, 3.1K, 3.2LWILLIAMS, D. Dev 4.3B, 4.4BWU, L. Dev 4.1N, 4.2NXIONG, Q. Co-Ch 4.2NXU, J. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.2H, 4.4GYAMAMOTO, M. Co-Ch 2.1OYANG, T. Ch 4.2NYONEKAWA, R. Dev 4.2MYOON, K. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1G, 1.3C, 1.4CYOSHIDA, S. Ch 4.1GYOUNAN, M. Y. A. Ch, Dev 1.4B, 2.3B, 2.4BZANDER, A. Ch 4.1LZHANG, T. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.3L, 2.4LZHENG, J. Dev 4.1N, 4.2NZHU, X. Co-Ch, Dev 4.3K, 4.4KZIADA, S. Ch 3.1IZOBEIRY, N. Dev 1.3B, 3.1B

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ABBOUDI, S. 3.1CABDALLA, H. F. 2.4BABE, H. 4.2LABEL, S. 1.4GABID, M. 4.3CABU-ASSI, A. 1.4KADAMS, T. 2.3JADIBI-ASL, R. 2.2M, 4.1DADOBES, A. 1.3IAGRAWAL, B. P. 2.3KAHMED, M. 3.2HAI, Z. 4.4KAINSWORTH, R. A. 1.4M, 2.1K,

4.1JAKAMATSU, M. 2.2FAKBAR, R. 4.2FAKHSHIK, S. 4.3EAKHTAR, O. 3.2EAKIBA, S. 4.1L, 4.3LALEEV, A. 1.3FALESSANDRINI, B. 4.2IAL-HASHIMI, H. A. 2.2EAL-TARTOOR, Y. 4.3FALTSTADT, S. 2.4KALY, K. 2.1IAMZALLAG, C. 2.4CANABUKI, T. 3.2HANANTH, R. 3.1J, 3.2JANCELET, O. 1.4MANDERSON, M. T. 4.2EANDO, M. 1.4MANTUNES, J. 4.4BAOIKE, S. 4.2M, 4.3JARBITAL, J. G. 2.4GARNOLD, C. P. 4.4FARNOLD, S. M. 1.3GASADA, K. 4.2MASADA, S. 2.3M, 4.3MASAHINA, J. K. 4.2FASAYAMA, T. 2.4NASTOLFI, J. A. 1.4JAURÉGAN, Y. 2.1IBABICS, P. 1.3FBADR, E. 1.1DBAE, H.-Y. 1.3LBAI, X. 4.3KBAIK, S. H. 4.1KBAJ, F. 2.2IBAJWA, C. 2.1G, 2.4GBAKER, B. 4.3I

BALABANI, S. 1.4IBALLHEIMER, V. 2.4DBAMFORD, W. H. 1.4N, 4.3JBANCHET, J. 3.2EBAO, J. 4.2IBARANYA, S. 1.1FBARANYI, L. 3.1I, 3.2IBARBIER, A. 2.4FBARDIA, K. 2.1MBARTONICEK, J. 1.4D, 1.4F,

2.2F, 3.1N, 4.4CBARUTZKI, F. 4.4HBASAVARAJU, C. 3.2BBASIC, M. 2.1MBASS, R. 2.2CBASSANI, J. L. 2.3CBATE, S. K. 1.4L, 2.1LBAUERBACH, K. 3.1CBAX, R. L. 2.3LBAYNHAM, J. M. W. 2.2OBEARDSMORE, D. W. 1.1N,

1.4L, 3.1C, 4.1J, 4.2HBEAULIEU, K. 4.4KBECHT IV, C. 4.2BBECHT V, C. 3.2J, 4.2BBEGHINI, M. 1.1KBÉGUIN, C. 2.4IBELFROID, S. 2.3I, 2.4IBELLET, S. 2.4FBELLOLI, M. 3.1IBENDEICH, P. J. 1.3L, 2.1LBENHAMADOUCHE, S. 2.4IBENNING, R. M. 4.2IBENOIST, P. 4.2EBERDIN, C. 2.2CBERES, M. 1.4LBERKOVSKY, A. 3.2BBERONOV, K. N. 4.2IBERTINI, L. 1.1KBERTON, M. N. 1.4M, 2.2M,

3.2MBEUTHE, T. 2.4JBEZENSEK, B. 1.1O, 2.4MBIANCHI, F. 3.2HBIREMBAUT, Y. 1.4DBIRO, A. J. 1.1F, 1.3FBISHOP, B. 1.4NBJORKMAN JR, G. S. 4.3B, 4.4BBJURSTRÖM, M. 3.2KBLEUZE, A. 3.2E

BLEVINS, R. D. 2.3IBLINOVA, M. G. 4.2KBLOKKER, B. 3.2CBLOOM, J. G. P. 4.1EBODNÁROVÁ, L. 3.2FBOIARCIUC, M. P. 2.4BBONNE, D. 3.2MBOOLER, R. 4.3GBORMANN, D. 2.2EBOROS, J. 1.1FBORSOI, L. 4.4BBOSI, D. 2.1BBOUCHARD, J. 1.4L, 2.1L, 2.2LBOULBEN, C. 1.3DBOUSSEAU, P. 3.1IBOUYER, F. 3.1LBOUZID, H. A. 1.4D, 2.1D,

2.1E, 2.3DBRACAMONTE, J. 1.1DBRADY, R. 2.4B, 2.4JBRAND, M. 2.2LBRANDES, M. 1.4GBRAR, G. 2.4EBRASSEUR, G. 2.3IBREIG, T. 2.1MBREWSTER, R. A. 4.3IBRONGERS, M. P. H. 3.1KBROOKES, D. 4.1FBROWN, J. 2.3IBRUMOVSKY, M. 2.1C, 3.1N,

4.2GBRUNIN, O. 4.2GBRUST JR, F. W. 1.1L, 1.1O,

1.3L, 2.3L, 3.1LBU, X. 3.2GBUCHANAN, L. P. 4.1BBUCHATSKY, A. 4.2HBUDDEN, P. 1.1O, 4.3NBULAK, J. 4.2GBURDEKIN, M. 4.1JBURDETT, B. 4.1KCAI, Z. 3.2ICALDERÓN, J. M. A. 3.1FCALLEJAS, R. H. 4.2HCALONNE-CHATELEE, V. 2.2FCAMERON, S. 2.2NCAMINADA, S. 4.2DCANFIELD, S. 1.3HCAO, J. 2.3ECARELLI, M. 3.2H

CARGNELUTTI, M. F. 2.4ICAROVERO, S. 4.3KCARR, D. 1.3L, 2.1LCARROLL, M. J. 2.1BCARTER, R. 4.4JCASANOVA, E. 2.1BCAZAURAN, X. 1.4DCEBON, D. 1.3GCHAKRABORTY, A. 1.3KCHANG, C.-C. 1.3ECHANG, S.-Y. 4.4GCHANG, Y. S. 1.1E, 1.3NCHANNIWALA, S. A. 2.1L, 2.4LCHAO, Y.J. 1.1G, 2.1KCHAPMAN, G. K. 2.3JCHARKAS, H. 2.3MCHARLES, R. 1.1OCHATTHA, J. A. 4.3CCHATTOPADHYAY, S. 2.1MCHAUVY, C. 2.3JCHELL, G. 1.3MCHEN, HAI. 4.2NCHEN, HAO. 4.1DCHEN, HONGD. 4.3BCHEN, HONGG. 4.1NCHEN, K. 2.1GCHEN, P.-Y. 1.3HCHEN, T. 4.4KCHEN, X. 1.3M, 2.1O,

4.3D, 4.4KCHEN, Y. 4.1BCHEN, ZHIP. 3.1E, 4.1NCHEN, ZHIX. 4.3BCHENG, CHE. 4.1L, 4.2HCHENG, CHU. 4.4KCHENG, P.-Y. 2.2MCHENGHONG, D. 1.3DCHERNOBAEVA, A. 1.3F, 4.2KCHERUVU, N. S. 3.2KCHHABILDAS, L. 4.3ICHI, Q. 2.4KCHIBA, T. 1.1HCHIDWICK, L. 2.2LCHIODO, M. S. G. 4.3KCHO, D.-H. 1.3NCHO, H.-C. 1.4KCHOCHOLOUSEK, M. 2.3F, 3.2ECHOCKIE, A. 4.4NCHOI, B.-H. 3.1JCHOI, D. 2.4C

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CHOI, H. B. 4.1CCHOI, J.-B. 3.1ECHOI, K. S. 1.1KCHOI, M.-J. 1.1NCHOI, Y.-H. 1.3NCHRISTODOULOU, N. 2.1OCHUN, Y.-B. 1.3LCHUNG, C.-M. 4.1KCHUNG, H.-D. 1.3NCHUNG, M.-S. 2.4JCIMINI JR, C. A. 3.2JCINSON, A. D. 4.2ECIPOLATTI, C. 1.4D, 2.1DCIPOLLA, L. 4.2DCIZELJ, L. 2.3CCLARK, T. 1.1HCOFIE, N. G. 2.3LCOHN, M. 3.1KCOLE, P. 1.1OCOMBESCURE, A. 1.4ECONLIN, P. 4.2ECONTRI, P. 1.3FCOOKE, J. A. 1.3HCORET, M. 1.4ECORLEY, L. 1.4GCORNILLE, S. 2.4FCORRADI, L. 3.2HCOURNOYER, M. 1.1DCOX, A. 2.4LCRANFORD III, E. L. 3.2CCRAWFORD, A. 1.1HCRAWFORD, M. D. 2.4KCRAWFORD, S. L. 4.2ECREATES, D. H. 3.1BCSONTOS, A. 1.1L, 1.1O, 1.3LCUI, J. 1.3KCUMBLIDGE, S. E. 4.2ECUMINO, G. 4.2DDA SILVA, L. L. 3.2JDAHL, A. 2.2CDAHL, M. 3.2FDAI, G. 4.4EDAM, J. 1.3JDANCSÓ, S. 2.1FDANIELS, B. 4.1CDANIELS, W. 4.3GDAS, N. K. 4.3JDATTA, D. 2.3NDAVID, S. A. 4.2KDAVIES, C. 1.4L, 2.1O

DE ANGELIS, M. 2.3H, 4.4GDE BAETS, P. 1.4EDE CANIO, G. 2.3HDE JESUS, A. M. P. 2.1EDE MOTTA, J. C. B. 2.2IDE SMET, M.DE WAELE, W. 1.4EDEAN, D. 2.1O, 4.1J, 4.3DDEAR, J. 2.3E, 2.3FDEARDORFF, A. 4.2MDEBARBERIS, L. 1.3FDEBUT, V. 4.4BDEGIORGIO, K. 4.1CDELAUNE, X. 4.4BDELAVAL, C. 2.2NDELGADO, A. R. 4.2IDELOISON, D. 3.1LDEMMA, A. 2.1FDENECKE, J. 1.1JDENISET, F. 1.4JDENNIS, R. 2.1L, 2.2L, 2.3LDEOTTO, G. 4.2GDESCHANEL, H. 2.2NDESHPANDE, A. 2.2ODEWIT, R. 4.4NDI GIANFRANCESCO, A. 4.2DDI MARCELLO, V. 1.3EDIABY, A. 1.3BDÍAZ, P. M. B. 3.1FDIB, J. 2.2BDICKSON, T. 1.1F, 1.3F, 2.2CDIJAMCO, D. G. 2.3LDING, S. 4.2NDING, Z. 4.4CDOBROVSKA, J. 1.1JDOCTOR, S. R. 4.2EDOGAN, B. 1.4M, 4.3DDOHI, K. 4.3MDOMANESCHI, M. 3.2HDONATO, G. 4.2CDONG, B. 4.3BDONG, J. 2.1O, 4.3DDONG, M. 4.1BDONGMING, H. 4.2NDOTREL, J. 3.1NDOZAKI, K. 3.1G, 4.2MDRAPACA, C. 1.3BDROSTE, B. 2.4DDRUBAY, B. 2.2N, 3.2MDU, Q. 2.1B, 4.2N

DUAN, X. 4.1LDUCK, G. 2.1IDUCOIN, A. 1.4JDUDEK, A. 1.1BDUFFEY, J. 1.1KDUNCAN, A. 2.3JDUNN, D. 2.1GDUNN, K. 1.1KDUSTING, J. 1.4IDUTTON, N. 4.3IDYE, D. 1.4LDYMACEK, P. 1.1NEASTON, E. 2.1G, 2.4GEBIHARA, K. 4.4MEDEL, M. 4.2FEDWARDS, L. E. 1.3L, 2.1L,

2.2LEGGER, W. 2.4EEISINGER F. 1.1IELDER, J. 3.2LENGELS, D. 1.3BEOM, K.-B. 2.3BERAK, D. 1.3FERICKSONKIRK, MARJ. 1.3C,

4.2HERICKSONKIRK, MARK 1.3C,

1.3FERNESTOVA, M. 4.1KESCARAVAGE, C. 3.2MEZEKOYE, I. 4.4FFABIAN, R. R. 2.1GFAIDY, C. 1.1O, 2.4FFALCON, J. 4.2FFAN, L. 1.3DFAN, Z. 1.3M, 2.1O, 4.3D,

4.4KFANG, Y. 4.2BFANG, Z. 3.1E, 4.1NFANOUS, I. 1.4BFARIA, H. 2.3EFASAKHODI, M. R. A. 2.2CFATEH, P. 3.2EFEDOROVA, V. 4.4JFEIGEL, R. E. 2.2NFENG, Y. 4.1NFENG, Z. 4.2KFERNÁNDEZ-CANTELI, A. 2.1EFERNANDO, H. J. 2.3IFERRARI, J. 2.3I, 3.1DFERRARI, L. D. B. 1.4B

FIALA, J. 3.2EFILLIBEN, J. J. 4.4NFINNEGAN, S. L. 2.3IFISSOLO, A. 3.2CFITZPATRICK, M. E. 2.2LFOCHT, E. 1.4GFOCKE, E. S. 4.1BFOMENKO, V. 1.4K, 4.1HFONG, J. 4.4NFONG, J. T. 1.1G, 1.3GFONSECA, J. Q. 2.3CFORASASSI, G. 2.4E, 3.2HFORNI, M. 3.2HFORSTNER, J. K. 4.2IFORTMAN, J. 1.4GFÓTOS, R. 2.3EFOUQUET, P.-E. 1.3NFOURCADE, C. F. 2.3LFRANCIS, J. A. 1.1L, 1.4LFREDERICK, C. 1.4GFREDETTE, L. 1.1L, 1.3LFRENCH, J. J. 2.4EFRITH, J. R 1.3BFRITH, R. H 1.3B, 2.3FFRYER, D. 4.2FFUCHIKAMI, T. 4.3CFUJIKAWA, K. 3.1JFUJIMOTO, K. 4.3JFUJITA, K. 1.4HFUJITA, S. 1.3H, 2.4H, 3.1GFUJITSUKA, M. 4.1KFUJIWARA, Y. 4.4GFUJIYA, Y. 4.3JFUJUN, L. 4.2NFUKUDA, Y. 4.2M, 4.3JFUKUKITA, A. 2.4HFUKUOKA, T. 3.1D, 4.3CFUKUYAMA, S. 2.3JFUNADA, K. 4.4CFURTADO, A. M. 2.1DFURUHASHI, I. 3.1CFURUTA, K. 1.4HFURUYA, O. 3.1HGALAI, H. 2.1EGAMBLE, R. 1.4NGANDOSSI, L. 4.2JGANDY, D. 4.3DGANGANALA, M. 2.2DGANSWIND, J. 4.2JGAO, Y. 4.1N

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GARCIA, I. 1.1GGARDIN, C. 2.4CGARDNER, B. 1.3MGARRIDO, E. 2.1BGELINEAU, O. 1.4M, 2.2M,

3.2MGENIAUT, S. 1.1CGEORGE, S. 2.1BGERAETS, L. H. 2.2JGERBER, A. 1.3I, 4.1IGHOSH, P. K. 2.3KGIACOMELLI, E. 4.1FGIANNOPAPA, C. 1.3J, 2.1JGIAPPINO, S. 3.1IGIBERT, R. J. 2.3IGIBSON, R. 3.2CGILL, C. 1.1L, 1.4LGILLEN, S. 1.3IGILLES, P. 1.4C, 3.1LGILLIS, J. 3.1J, 3.2JGIRÃO, C. 1.4DGLASS, S. W. 3.2EGODEFROY, V. 3.2EGODOY, A. R. 3.1GGOLANSKI, G. 2.2FGONZALEZ, M. 1.1DGORDON, J. R. 2.4KGOSI, P. 1.4FGOSSELIN, S. R 4.4NGOYDER, H. 2.1IGRANDEMANGE, J.-M. 2.1NGRAY, M. A. 3.2CGREEN, D. 3.1CGRESNIGT, A. M. 4.1BGRIESBACH, T. 1.3M, 4.2GGRIFFIN, D. S. 1.4MGRIFFIN, R. D. 4.4FGRINE, L. 1.4DGROOT, H. 1.3JGRYL, Q. D. 2.3FGU, X. 1.4EGUAN, W. 4.4KGUBELJAK, N. 2.4EGUI, F. 3.1KGUICHARD, D. 2.4FGULENKO, A. 1.4K, 4.2HGUNDERMANN, A. 4.2JGUO, J 4.2N

GUPTA, N. 2.1GGUTKIN, L. 3.2LHACHEMI, A. 4.1DHADLEY, I. 2.1NHAEGELI, H. 3.2CHAGINOYA, T. 1.4I, 2.1IHAHN, R. 1.4DHAIGH, R. 2.2LHAKATA, T. 2.3HHALL, J. W. 3.1IHAMADA, K. 4.1MHAMADA, S. 4.4EHAMANO, K. 4.4CHAMASHIMA, H. 2.1JHAN, S. 4.1N, 4.2NHAN, Y. 1.1IHANKINSON, S. 4.3JHANSEN, C. 1.1BHANSEN, E. 4.3IHARA, K. 2.3, 4.1IHARDENACKE, V. 2.2CHARI, Y. 2.4EHARRIS, D. O. 4.3FHASEGAWA, A. 4.3LHASEGAWA, K. 1.3N, 1.4N,

2.4M, 3.1M, 4.2M, 4.4MHASHIMOTO, T. 2.2BHASHISH, M. 3.2FHASSAN, M. 1.3IHASSAN, T. 2.2M, 4.1DHATCH, K. 4.4KHAYASHI, T. 3.1M, 4.3J, 4.4MHAYDEN JR, L. E. 1.1MHE, X. 4.3FHECKERT, N. A. 4.4NHECKMANN, S. 2.3FHEDDEN, O. 1.1GHEERENS, G.-J. 4.1EHEIN, H. 4.2JHEINECKE, C. 1.4NHELA, R. 3.2FHENSEL, S. 2.4GHENSHAW, J. M. 2.4EHERRMANN, T. J. 2.3MHERSANT, D. 3.1DHIGUCHI, M. 2.3MHIGUCHI, T. 4.3HHIRAI, K. 4.1IHIRAMOTO, K. 2.4HHIRANO, S. 4.2M

HIRANO, T. 4.3MHIRATA, K. 3.2HHIRATA, T. 3.1GHIROKAWA, Y. 4.3HHIRSCHBERG, A. 2.3IHJORTH, C.-G. 3.2KHLAVÁC, L. M. 3.2FHLAVÁCOVÁ, I. M. 3.2FHOFFELNER, W. 1.3G, 2.4NHOFMANN, M. 2.2L, 3.1EHOGAN, J. 3.1IHOHE, J. 2.2C, 2.2LHOJNA, A. 4.1KHOJO, K. 1.3L, 4.1BHOLLOWAY, A. G. L. 4.1IHOLROYD, H. 3.2NHONDA, T. 2.3D, 3.1DHOOKHAM, I. 4.1KHOOTON, D. G. 4.2JHORACEK, L. 3.2E, 4.4EHORN, A. 4.2HHOSSEN, A. 1.3IHOUDKOVÁ, Š. 1.1BHOULIARA, S. 4.4BHOVANSKI, Y. 3.2FHOWARD, B. 4.3KHOWARD, E. 2.4DHOWARD, R. 3.1IHOWELLS, R. O. 1.1NHU, F. 4.1NHU, G. 4.1L, 4.2HHU, J. 4.4KHUANG, C.-L. 4.4GHUANG, C.-W. 3.2GHUANG, J. 2.1DHUGHES, D. 1.4LHUKLE, M. W. 2.4KHURRELL, P. 1.1L, 1.4L, 2.1LHUSSAIN, M. 3.2EHUVELIN, F. 2.4FHUYNH, K. 3.2IHWANG, K.-C. 2.1BHWANG, S.-S. 2.4LHYDE, T. 2.2OIAKOVLEV, S. 2.1JIAKOVLEVA, E. 4.1EIBA, D. 3.2GIBRAHIM, R. 3.2IIDVORIAN, N. 4.3CIHARA, R. 4.4J

IIJIMA, T. 2.3J, 4.3HIKEDA, K. 4.4GIMADE, M. 2.3JIMAGAWA, Y. 4.1EINABA, K. 1.4JINABA, S. 3.2HINADA, F. 1.1I, 2.4I, 4.1L,

4.3LINOUE, T. 2.3MIOKA, S. 1.3BIRIE, H. 3.2M, 4.1MISHIGAKI, R. 2.3JISHIHARA, K. 4.1IISHII, K. 4.1GISHIKAWA, H. 4.4EISHIZAKA, T. 1.3BISOBE, N. 1.4MISVANDZIBAEI, M. R. 1.1B, 4.3BITATANI, M. 3.1M, 4.4MITO, T. 1.4HITOH, S. 1.3J, 2.1JIWADATE, T. 2.3JIWAMATSU, F. 3.1M, 4.2M,

4.3JIWAMOTO, K. 4.3HIWAMOTO, Y. 1.3L, 2.2LIWASAKI, M. 4.3MIWATA, K. 4.1GIYAMA, H. 1.3J, 2.1JIZAKI, T. 1.1NIZUMI, S. 1.3E, 3.1CJACKSON, M. 4.2H, 4.2JJACQUIN, E. 4.2IJAMBON, M. 3.2EJAMES, P. 4.2JJANDACKA, P. 3.2FJANG, C. 2.3NJANNING, C. 4.3LJANNOT, Y. 4.3FJANUROVÁ, E. 3.2FJANZEN, V. 1.1I, 2.2IJAROLIMEK, V. 3.1NJASKE, C. 4.2DJENABI, J. 4.3BJENSEN, F. 1.4EJENSEN, S. 1.1H, 1.3HJEON, K.-L. 2.3BJETTER, R. I. 1.1MJI, L. 4.1N, 4.3BJIA, W. 2.4C

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