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2016 Pressure Vessels & Piping Conference

Celebrating 50 Years of Serviceto the Pressure Vessels and

Piping Industry

July 17–21, 2016

Hyatt Regency Vancouver

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

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WELCOME TO PVP 2016Welcome to Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada for the 50th Anniversary, 2016 ASME Pressure Vessels & Piping Conference. The PVP Conference is known to bethe outstanding international technical forum for participants to further their knowledge-base through exposure to diverse engineering topics and dissemination of cut-ting–edge technology related to pressure vessel and piping technologies for the power and process industries. We look forward to fruitful technical exchanges betweenparticipants from Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, the Americas and the Oceania islands. Our Conference continues to shape the technology in the pressure vesselindustry on a truly global basis.The ASME Pressure Vessels & Piping Division is the primary sponsor of this Conference, with additional participation by the ASME Nondestructive Evaluation, Diagnosisand Prognosis Division (NDPD), and the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers (JSME). This year, the Conference Technical Program contains approximately 700technical papers and presentations organized into approximately 185 technical and panel discussion sessions, three technical tutorials, a special tutorial, an EPRICreep-Fatigue Workshop, a special presentation for Early Career Engineers, and our outstanding Rudy Scavuzzo Student Paper Symposium and 24th Annual StudentPaper Competition. The Technology Demonstration Forum is also organized as part of our Technical Program.Technical papers presented in this Conference are separated into tracks, according to their technical areas, and are available at the Conference in the form of a CD-ROM.A key component of every PVP Conference is the opportunity to socialize and make new friends—this year’s Conference offers several great possibilities. Enjoy theVanDusen Botanical Garden and Bloedel Conservatory Tour on Monday—this tour will allow you to explore 22 hectares of elegant landscape with a wide variety ofplant species. Monday evening we all meet at the Conference-Wide Reception which will be held in the Regency Ballroom. The Grouse Mountain and Eye of theWind Tour on Tuesday features a variety of cultural, educational and outdoor activities, as well as a spectacular view from an observation pod in a wind turbine.Additional details regarding these tours can be found later in this Program.

PVP 2016 PROGRAM LAYOUTSunday

July 17, 2016Monday

July 18, 2016Tuesday

July 19, 2016Wednesday

July 20, 2016Thursday

July 21, 2016Friday

July 22, 2016

7:30 am8:15 am

Arrival Registration Opens

(8:00 am – 6:00 pm)

Authors’ Breakfast/Briefing Registration Open

(7:30 am – 4:00 pm)

Authors’ Breakfast/Briefing Registration Open

(7:30 am – 4:00 pm)

Authors’Breakfast/BriefingRegistration Open

(7:30 am – 4:00 pm)

Authors’Breakfast/BriefingRegistration Open

(7:30 am – 3:00 pm)

Open

8:30 am10:15 am Open

Block 1.1Technical Sessions

Technology Demonstration Forum

Block 2.1Technical SessionsTechnical Tutorial

TechnologyDemonstration Forum

Block 3.1Technical Sessions

Block 4.1Technical SessionsEPRI Creep-Fatigue

Workshop

Block 5.1EPRI Creep-Fatigue

Workshop

10:30 am12:15 pm Open

Block 1.2Plenary Session

TechnologyDemonstration Forum

Block 2.2Technical SessionsTechnical Tutorial

TechnologyDemonstration Forum

Block 3.2Technical Sessions

Block 4.2Technical SessionsEPRI Creep-Fatigue

Workshop

Block 5.2EPRI Creep-Fatigue

Workshop

12:15 pm1:45 pm Open

Lunch Technical Committee

Meetings

LunchTechnical Committee

MeetingsLunch Lunch Open

2:00 pm3:45 pm

Special Tutorial (1:00 pm – 3:00 pm)

Block 1.3Technical SessionsTechnical Tutorial

Technology Demonstration Forum

Block 2.3Technical SessionsTechnical Tutorial

TechnologyDemonstration Forum

Block 3.3Technical Sessions

Block 4.3EPRI Creep-Fatigue

WorkshopOpen

4:00 pm5:45 pm

Early Career Presentation

(3:30 pm – 4:30 pm)Student Paper

Competition Orientation(4:30 pm – 4:45 pm)

Women Engineers/EarlyCareer Engineers Event

(4:30 pm – 5:30 pm)

Block 1.4Technical SessionsTechnical Tutorial

Technology Demonstration Forum

Block 2.4Technical SessionsTechnical Tutorial

TechnologyDemonstration Forum

Block 3.4Honors Assembly

(5:00 pm - 6:15 pm)

Block 4.4Conference Evaluation

EPRI Creep-FatigueWorkshop

Open

Evening OpenConference-Wide

Reception (6:15 pm – 8:00 pm)

OpenConference GoldenAnniversary Dinner

(6:30 pm - 10:00 pm)Open Open

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As the Pressure Vessels and PipingDivision celebrates its 50th Anniver-sary in Vancouver, one may wonderhow did it start? The Pressure VesselResearch Committee (PVRC), whichwas the research arm of ASME, hadthe most experienced members in de-signing and manufacturing PressureVessels, Valves and Pumps, spon-sored research programs on thin andthick shells theory with cooperation ofthe Atomic Energy Commission (AEC)and other organizations as early as1958. A number of institutions partici-pated in the program, among themwas Pennsylvania State Universitydealing with stress analysis of pres-

sure vessels with nozzle inserts with different types of reinforcement pads undercombined loading with results published in WRC bulletins of 1963 and 1964 byD. Hardenberg and S.Y. Zamrik. Contributions to this work were also made by C.Taylor at Illinois University using photoelasticity stress analysis, and E.O. Watersat Yale University using computational analysis. In view of the growing interest inPressure Vessel technology and research results, F. Williams, who was with TaylorForge and a very active member, spearheaded an organizational meeting at the1965 ASME Winter Annual Meeting (WAM) in Chicago to form a Pressure Vesselsand Piping Division within ASME to encompass all technical aspects. F. Williamsand D. Young introduced recommendations to ASME to create a Division, calledPressure Vessels and Piping (PVP). The recommendation passed unanimouslyand D. Young was named the first Division Chair on April 13, 1966. Thus, thePressure Vessels and Piping Division (PVPD) was born.The PVP division evolved over the years from a small division with four TechnicalCommittees to what is today eight committees with a strong, vital membership.The Division leadership in those years had a global vision to be an international

body and to have inter-national experts in-volved in the divisiongrowth. The leadershipof the division estab-lished a Mission andCore Values to build on:

• The Mission is toprovide a forum tothe engineeringand scientific com-munities to pro-mote, share anddisseminate state-of-the-art pressuretechnologies, re-lating to the power,pe t rochemica l ,and process in-dustries, and sus-tainable andalternative energies.

• The Core Values are to embrace integrity and ethical conduct and a wel-coming climate for a diverse global community of students and engineersto foster creativity, innovation, and intellectual growth.

To disseminate its mission, global conferences were organized to bring the tech-nical community together and to exchange the technology development in thePressure Vessels industry. PVP conferences continue to be successful due to thededication of our volunteers who are, in turn, supported by their organizations.ASME is truly international, and the PVP Division does quite well in this area.From 1991 to 2000, the number of contributors from outside of North Americagrew from about one-third to more than two-thirds and our conference continuallyhosts attendees from 35-42 different countries representing all regions of theglobe. Needless to say, the technical content and the quality of PVP Conferencesessions have benefited considerably from overseas participation.To encourage students in Conference participation, the Rudy Scavuzzo StudentPaper Symposium and Competition is held every year. The PVP Division encour-ages students and early career engineers to get involved with the Conferenceand the Division. PVP Conference attendees are encouraged to be accompaniedby their spouses, this provides and promotes a welcoming atmosphere that furtherdevelops friendship, broadens relationships and extends interaction and network-ing. Another unique strength that the PVP Division utilizes is the commitment andactive participation of our Senate Select and spouses who work with us to createand maintain the “PVP Family” atmosphere that makes our social events suc-cessful.

Index to ProgramAuthors’ Breakfast/Briefing.............................................................................9 Publications .......................................................................................................9Call for Papers (PVP 2017)..........................................................................12 PVP Division Golden Anniversary Honors and Awards Dinner..........................9Committee Meetings ....................................................................................11 Registration Hours, Fees...................................................................................9Cooperating Societies ....................................................................................9 Session Listings.........................................................................................16–54Disabled Registrants ......................................................................................9 Session Titles by Session Block ................................................................13–15EPRI Creep-Fatigue Workshop..................................................................7–8 Social Event for Women/Early Career Engineers and Students........................7Guest/Family Programs ...............................................................................10 Social Programs & Tours ...................................................................................8Honors and Awards Assembly .......................................................................9 Society & Division Officers.............................................................................4–5Hotel Floor Plans..........................................................................................75 Sponsors...........................................................................................Back CoverIndex of Authors .....................................................................................57–63 Student Paper Symposium & Competition ........................................................8Index of Session Chairs & Co-Chairs.....................................................55–56 Tax Deductibility.................................................................................................9Opening Ceremony & Plenary Session......................................................5–6 Professional Development Hours ....................................................................10Technology Demonstration Forum .................................................................7 Tutorials .........................................................................................................6–7

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PVP 2016 Conference Committees

Douglas A. Scarth Maher Y. A. YounanConference Chair Technical Program Chair

Sam Y. ZamrikConference Advisor

PVP Technical Program RepresentativesCodes & Standards Steven X. Xu,

Kiminobu HojoComputer Technology & Bolted Joints Manfred Schaaf,

Robert NobleDesign & Analysis Sean McGuffie,

Bing LiFluid-Structure Interaction Toshiaki Watanabe,

Lambros KaitsisHigh-Pressure Technology Kumarswamy Karpanan,

David GrossMaterials & Fabrication Weiju RenOperations, Applications & Components Ayman Cheta,

Yasumasa ShojiSeismic Engineering Fabrizio Paolacci,

Osamu FuruyaStudent Paper Competition Michael E. Nitzel,

Daniel T. PetersASME NDPD Division Subhasish MohantyEPRI Creep-Fatigue Workshop Jonathan Parker,

Elizabeth BentonTechnology Demonstration Forum Carl E. Jaske,

James F. Cory, Jr.

Student Paper Competition Session DevelopersCodes & Standards Peter James,

Andrew WasylykComputer Technology & Bolted Joints Yasumasa ShojiDesign & Analysis Kannan SubramanianFluid-Structure Interaction Victor Janzen,

Christina GiannopapaHigh-Pressure Technology Mahesh AggarwalMaterials & Fabrication Noel O’DowdOperations, Applications & Components Yasumasa Shoji,

Steve Hensel

Seismic Engineering Fabrizio Paolacci,Tasnim Hassan

PVP Senate Michael E. NitzelDaniel T. Peters

PVP Division Executive Committee (2015–2016)Marina B. Ruggles-Wrenn ChairDouglas A. Scarth Vice ChairMaher Y. A. Younan Professional Development ChairPierre Mertiny Programs ChairHakim A. Bouzid Communications ChairTrevor G. Seipp Honors and Awards Chair

PVP Senate of Past Division ChairsDaniel T. Peters, Historian (2015-2016) 2014–15Michael E. Nitzel, President (2015-2016) 2012–14Ronald S. Hafner 2011–12Young W. Kwon 2010–11Luc H. Geraets* 2009–10Artin A. Dermenjian 2008–09James F. Cory, Jr., 2007–08Judith A. Todd 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 1973–74Irwin 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

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PVP Division Technical Committee ChairsCodes & Standards Russell C. CipollaComputer Technology & Bolted Joints Wolf ReinhardtDesign & Analysis Ravi BaligaFluid-Structure Interaction Christina GiannopapaHigh-Pressure Technology Darren L. StangMaterials & Fabrication David L. RudlandOperations, Applications & Components Matthew R. FeldmanSeismic Engineering Tomoyo Taniguchi

PVP Division Administrative Committee ChairsMembership Chair Darren L. StangWebsite & PVPD Newsletter Editor Hakim A. BouzidInternational Coordination Michiel P. H. Brongers

ASME Journal of Pressure Vessel TechnologyEditor Young W. Kwon

ASME PresidentK. Keith Roe 2016–2017

ASME StaffExecutive Director Thomas G. LoughlinProgram Manager Jamie HartASME Staff Javanni KiezerASME Staff Jacinta McComie-Cates

OPENING CEREMONY and PLENARY SESSIONCelebrating 50 Years of Service to the Pressure

Vessels and Piping IndustryThe Conference opens on Monday, July 18, at 10:30 am, in the Regency Ballroom.Representatives of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers will welcomethe attendees. The first presentation will be delivered by Ms. Sarah Patterson,Technical Director, Plastics Pipe Institute. The second presentation will be deliv-ered by Dr. Sam Y. Zamrik, Professor Emeritus of Engineering Mechanics, PennState University.

Plenary Speaker

Ms. Sarah PattersonPlastics Pipe Institute

The Development of Polyethylene and the Use inPressure Pipe Applications

Polyethylene is a well-studied thermoplastic since first being discovered in 1953.Evolution from the initial discovery, low density polyethylene (LDPE), quickly en-sued where developments, over the years, included high density polyethylene(HDPE) to be followed in later years by scientific improvements resulting in in-creased long-term hydrostatic strength and significantly improved resistance toslow crack growth. In recognition of the these improvements, ASTM revised thepolyethylene material classification D3350 “Standard Specification for Polyethyl-ene Plastics Pipe and Fittings Materials”, creating a new cell classification repre-sentative of the performance for PE 4710 compounds. This material designationspecifies the density and slow crack growth resistance per ASTM D3350. The Hy-drostatic Design Stress (HDS), specified by the last two digits, is determined perpolicies and procedures established in ASTM D2837 “Standard Test Method forObtaining Hydrostatic Design Basis for Thermoplastic Pipe Materials or Pressure

Design Basis for Thermoplastic Pipe Products” and the Plastics Pipe Institute’stechnical report, “TR-3 2016 - Policies and Procedures for Developing HydrostaticDesign Basis (HDB), Pressure Design Basis (PDB), Strength Design Basis (SDB),and Minimum Required Strength (MRS) Ratings for Thermoplastic Piping Mate-rials or Pipe.”With the material advancements and the development of standards, polyethylenebecame established in pressure pipe applications such as gas distribution, potablewater, oil and gas gathering and other systems. Then, in recent years, introductionof polyethylene was made into buried service and cooling water Class 3 systemswhere ASME BPVC.III.A-2015 details the requirements for materials, design, fab-rication and installation and examination.Ms. Sarah Patterson is the Technical Director of the Plastics Pipe Institute. Ms.Patterson holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemical Engineering fromKansas State University. In 2000, she started her career with The Dow ChemicalCompany as a run-plant engineer in production. In 2006, Ms. Patterson transi-tioned to the Polyethylene Pipe Technical Service and Development Group(TS&D). As a TS&D Research Scientist, her responsibilities included developmentof technologies and growth through new business developments (NBD) for non-pressure and pressure pipe applications. In 2013, Ms. Patterson became the Tech-nical Director of the Plastics Pipe Institute (PPI) and Chairman of the PPIHydrostatic Stress Board (PPI HSB). PPI is a major trade association representingall segments of the plastics piping industry.

Plenary Speaker

Dr. Sam Y. ZamrikPenn State University

A Sentimental Journey, the PVPD History—A Story of Success

The presentation is a historical story of the PVP Division birth and growth. It isalso a historical review where the Division was and where it is today and whatcontributed to its success.So what makes PVPD different from other ASME divisions? It is in its unique or-ganized structure that is made up of an Executive Committee and so called “Sen-ate Select.” The Senate Select is a group of past but active and experiencedDivision Chairs who continue to carry the torch of the Division's growth and suc-cess, a group that mentors, advises, and trains incoming members of the Execu-tive on best practices.PVPD founders in 1966 had the vision that PVPD and its technical conferenceswould become global. Conferences were held in Mexico City, Delft, Montreal, Van-couver, Prague, Toronto and Paris. As a result, PVP Conferences enjoyed 30-40% International participation.Dr. Sam Y. Zamrik is Professor Emeritus of the Department of Engineering Sci-ence and Mechanics (ESM) at Penn State University, where he has been for 38years. He has been the Director of the Fatigue and Fracture research programwhere he pioneered the multi-axial fatigue research program and development.His experience is concentrated in the area of experimental and analytical inves-tigation of mechanical behavior and life prediction methodology of metals, andCodes and Standards as applied to pressure vessels and advanced structuralmaterials. He also developed the modeling of life prediction methodology due tothermo-mechanical fatigue cycling and the characterization of fatigue-creep dam-age of cladding and gas turbine materials.Dr. Zamrik, past Chair of the ASME Pressure Vessels & Piping Division, is veryactive in a number of professional societies: American Society of Mechanical En-

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gineers (ASME), American Society of Metals (ASM), American Society for Testingand Materials (ASTM), Welding Research Council (WRC) and the InternationalCouncil on Pressure Vessels Technology (ICPVT) and United Engineering Foun-dation (UEF). He held leadership positions notably as President of ASME for 2007-2008, ICPVT Vice-Chair of the American Region, and is currently Vice-Presidentof UEF.In 2010, Dr. Zamrik, an ASME Fellow, was elected as ASME Honorary Life Mem-ber, recognized for his exemplary leadership in advancing ASME through GlobalOutreach and technical innovation. He has been involved in global initiativesthroughout Europe, Asia, the Middle East and South America presenting a seriesof lectures. As visiting professor at the American University in Cairo, Egypt in 2008,he lectured on the “Future of Mechanical Engineers” as well as “Engineering andthe Global Economy.” Dr. Zamrik was also instrumental in developing the ASMEGlobal Summit on the future of Mechanical Engineers held in Washington, D.C.in 2008.Dr. Zamrik has received numerous National and International honors, notably therenaming of the “ASME Pressure Vessels and Piping Division Medal” that was el-evated to a Society wide level as “ASME S.Y. Zamrik Pressure Vessels and PipingMedal” that is awarded annually to a distinguished contributor to Pressure Tech-nology, and his induction to “Hall of Fame, Distinguished Alumni”, Mechanical En-gineering Department., University of Texas, as well as “Outstanding ESM Alumni,”Penn State University.

HONORS and AWARDS ASSEMBLYThe ASME PVP Division Honors and Awards Assembly, during which Division andselected ASME Society awards are presented, will be held on Wednesday, July20th, at 5:00 pm, in the Regency Ballroom. The top PVP Division award, the ASMES. Y. Zamrik PVP Medal, will be presented to Mr. Artin A. Dermenjian.

ASME S. Y. Zamrik PVP Medal Recipient

Mr. Artin A. DermenjianChicago, IL, USA

This year's recipient of the ASME S. Y. Zamrik Pressure Vessels and Piping Medalis Mr. Artin Dermenjian. Artin has a long history of ASME dedicated activities thatspans over 30 years. He served both ASME Codes and Standards and the PVPDivision in number of leadership positions. For the PVP Division, he chaired thePVPD Design & Analysis Technical Committee, the PVPD Professional Develop-ment Committee, was PVP Conference Chair, Division Chair, and Senate Presi-dent. His other ASME activities revolved around ASME Codes & Standards (C&S):member of the B&PV Code Section III Committee, member of the ASME Opera-tion & Maintenance (O&M) Committee, and member of the Standards Committeefor Nuclear Power Plants.Artin Dermenjian, an ASME Fellow, received numerous awards for his service butnotably the ASME Dedicated Service Award in 2008, and the O&M Nuclear Out-standing Service Medal in 2015.Artin's professional career of over 39 years started when he joined Sargent &

Lundy LLC in June 1973, with increasing levels of responsibility in the design,analysis and evaluation of nuclear power plant systems and components. He wasa member of Sargent & Lundy's Leadership Team that included a select group ofSenior Managers with important roles, responsible for implementing the organi-zational goals and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for “Consistently pro-viding quality work that meets or exceeds customer expectations and to achieveexcellence in the industry.”As the Sargent & Lundy representative, he provided consulting services relatedto ASME Operation & Maintenance (O&M) Codes and Standards, to the JapaneseNuclear Utility Group.As a member of nuclear power industry task groups, including the “Nuclear Con-struction Issues Group (NCIG),” he participated in the preparation and the devel-opment of the two technical reports used by the nuclear power industry to re-verifythe design basis of the installed piping systems and components:

• Guidelines for Piping System Reconciliation (NCIG-05)• Procedure for Seismic Evaluation and Design of Small Bore Piping (NCIG-

14)NCIG-05 became the base document for the Welding Research Council's BulletinWRC-316 titled: “Technical Position on Piping System Installation Tolerances;Technical Position on Damping Values for Insulated Pipe.”

TUTORIALS Tutorials offer both the experienced and early career engineers excellent oppor-tunities to refresh their knowledge and to venture into specific technical areas out-side their expertise. Admission to the tutorials is free for Conference Registrants.Special Tutorial: This is a one-hour or two-hour conference session, held on Sun-day afternoon. The session leader will make available the necessary presentationmaterial.Technical Tutorials: These tutorials are approximately four hours in length. Tech-nical Tutorials fill two consecutive conference session blocks, and are integratedinto the conference session schedule. The Technical Tutorial notes will be avail-able in either printed or electronic format.Each attendee will receive a Certificate of Attendance, as proof that the attendeehas participated in the Special Tutorial, or the four-hour Technical Tutorial.The PVP Division will not assign Continuing Education Units (CEUs) on thesecertificates. However, attendees may negotiate CEU credits with their respectivelicensing boards.An outline of the tutorial sessions for the 2016 PVP Conference is presentedbelow.

SPECIAL TUTORIALSunday, July 17, 1:00 pm – 3:00 pmRegency A, 3rd FloorTechnical WritingElizabeth Yoder, The American University in CairoThis special tutorial will focus on the main features of technical writing. The tutorialwill be constructed around the description of the various components of a researchreport with each component being considered separately. Within each component,the tutorial will focus on both content and language use. The content will focusboth on what types of information to include as well as on what should be ex-cluded. Special attention will be given to what should or should not be included inthe review of previous research and to how to integrate graphical information intothe flow of the report. The language factors will include issues such as how to de-termine the best word choice, tense usage, and voice as well as some other gram-matical features. These factors are important in terms of conveying greateracademic precision in reports. The tutorial will also cover issues related to citationand referencing. Participants will have the opportunity to evaluate writing samplesfor some of the sections of technical reports. For other sections, participants willhave an opportunity to produce their own technical writing as well as receive feed-back on their own production. Participants are encouraged to come to the tutorialwith their personal concerns about technical writing in order to have those ad-dressed.

Coffee Breaks and RefreshmentsCoffee and refreshments are available throughout the week in the Re-gency Foyer, 3rd Floor. This hub of activity features the TechnologyDemonstration Forum, exhibit booths, coffee breaks, guest activity infor-mation area.

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SPECIAL PRESENTATION FOR EARLYCAREER ENGINEERS

Sunday, July 17, 3:30 pm – 4:30 pmRegency A, 3rd FloorEarly Career Engineers ForumArtin A. DermenjianThis presentation will provide a brief history and background of the ASME-PVPDivision activities. The presentation will help early career engineers understandhow involvement in ASME will facilitate their networking and identify paths for fu-ture leadership opportunities.

SOCIAL EVENT FOR WOMEN/EARLY CAREERENGINEERS AND STUDENTS

Sunday, July 17, 4:30 pm – 5:30 pmBalmoral Room, 3rd FloorA special “ice cream” social event will be held on Sunday for women engineers,early career engineers (five years or less from time of graduation), and students.This event is an opportunity for these individuals to meet the PVP Division lead-ership team and to learn how to get more involved in activities of the PVP Con-ference. The PVP Division leadership team will be pleased to answer anyquestions you may have regarding the Conference, and provide guidance on howto navigate through the Conference Program during the week. All women engi-neers, early career engineers and students are welcome and encouraged to attendthis event.

TECHNICAL TUTORIALSMonday, July 18, 2:00 pm – 5:45 pmRegency A, 3rd FloorApplication of the ASME Code to Radioactive Material Packaging/CasksZenghu Han and Yung Liu, Argonne National Laboratory; Allen Smith, Sa-vannah River National LaboratoryThe purpose of this Technical Tutorial is to provide guidance for the application ofthe American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Boiler and Pressure Ves-sel (BPV) Code (“ASME Code”) to transportation packaging and storage casksof radioactive materials, including used nuclear fuel and high-level waste, and tofacilitate the design, fabrication, examination, and testing of packaging and casks.Both regulatory requirements in 10 CFR Parts 71 and 72 and the ASME Code re-quirements for transportation and storage containments are addressed, with em-phasis on the ASME Code Section III, Division 3, “Containments for Transportationand Storage of Spent Nuclear Fuel and High Level Radioactive Material andWaste,” and discussion of Code Section III, Division 1, Section VIII, Division 1,and Sections II, IX and XI.Among the topics covered by the Tutorial are the regulatory requirements gov-erning transportation and storage, DOE Orders and NRC guidance documents,application of the ASME Code requirements to materials, design, quality assur-ance, fabrication, welding, examination, design qualification by physical testing,and testing requirements and best practices; ANSI N14.5 leakage rate testing;structural and thermal modeling and analysis considerations; and containment,shielding, and criticality analysis considerations. Special topics covered includenon-Code materials, license/CoC renewal for Independent Spent Fuel StorageInstallations and Dry Casks, time limited aging analyses and aging managementprograms for extended long-term storage of used nuclear fuel and subsequenttransportation, and inspection and monitoring technologies.Tuesday, July 19, 8:30 am – 12:15 pmRegency A, 3rd FloorIntroduction to the Process Piping Code, ASME B31.3, and Overview of 50Years of its DevelopmentCharles Becht IV, President of Becht Engineering Co., Inc.The purpose of this Technical Tutorial is to provide an overview of ASME B31.3,the Process Piping Code, its organization, scope, and application. The tutorialcovers design, fabrication, assembly, erection, examination, inspection, and test-ing requirements for process piping. It provides an overview of these rules, theirintent, and how they are applied. The Tutorial includes commentary on the devel-

opment of the Code over the past 50 years. Some of the topics covered includeMetallic Pipe & Fitting Selection, Materials, Pressure Design, Flexibility Analysis,Layout and Support, Support and Equipment Load Limits, and Flexibility AnalysisMethods. The Tutorial will also cover Fabrication and Installation, Inspection, Ex-amination and Testing, Pressure Relief, Category M Fluid Service, NonmetallicPiping Systems, High Pressure Piping, and High Purity Piping.Tuesday, July 19, 2:00 pm – 5:45 pmRegency A, 3rd FloorTraps and Pitfalls of Finite Element AnalysesYasumasa Shoji, YS CorporationThe purpose of this Technical Tutorial is to describe traps and pitfalls of finite el-ement analyses. Recently Finite Element Analyses (FEA) are used in various en-gineering fields such as for design, verification, validation, trouble-shooting andother applications. As the more users are using FEA, the quality of analyses maybecome a larger issue. The Finite Element Method is a calculation tool to repro-duce physical phenomena. This tool shows us a very attractive output, such ascolored contour plots, but it may contain a lot of traps and pitfalls where we areeasily captured without recognition. These ambushed issues may vary from geom-etry definition to result evaluation. Element selection is one of the major issuesand even contour plots may lead to big problems. Boundary conditions are a fun-damental issue to model the physical phenomena. In such a situation, everyonemay be captured by the traps at any moment. We must take special care to avoidthose traps and pitfalls when we perform FEA. This Tutorial will address these is-sues, what we need to do, what we must pay attention to, and how we can avoidthose traps and pitfalls.

TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION FORUMMonday, July 18, 8:30 am – 5:45 pm; and Tuesday, July 19, 8:30 am – 5:45 pmRegency Foyer, 3rd FloorThe Technology Demonstration Forum will be held on Monday, July 18th, andTuesday, July 19th. Vendors and Sponsors will present and discuss their capabil-ities, equipment, and services in the Regency Foyer, 3rd Floor. For additional in-formation, please contact Dr. Carl E. Jaske, Det Norske Veritas (USA), Inc., atCarl.Jaske@dnvgl.com; or Mr. James F. Cory, Jr., Siemens PLMS Software, atjames.cory@siemens.com.

EPRI CREEP-FATIGUE WORKSHOPThursday, July 21, 8:30 am – 5:45 pm; and Friday, July 22, 8:30 am – 12:15 pmRegency A, 3rd FloorThe increasing need for flexible electricity generation means that most compo-nents must perform under cyclic operating conditions. The multiplicity of generat-ing options also means that defining a ‘typical’ cycle is difficult. Thus, in additionto the traditional hot and cold starts and stops, there are requirements for units torapidly change load, on many occasions followed by operation at generation levelsof 30% of rated capacity. These transients, and the operation at low loads, resultin complex changes in local pressure, temperature and flow at different parts of aboiler system. These differences, in combination with the use of metallurgicallycomplex steels, are such that the range of potential damage mechanisms and ‘atrisk’ locations has increased. It is also clear that as cyclic operation increases thenumber of failures and forced outage rates increase. Over the last ten years theElectric Power Research Institute (EPRI) has been facilitating an international ex-perts group, including key industry experts and researchers, through a series ofannual Experts Workshop in the general area of Creep-Fatigue Damage Interac-tion. These activities have addressed topics such as:

• Assessment and documentation of current creep-fatigue test methods• Evaluation of analytical methodologies with respect to crack initiation and

growth• Discussion of life-prediction methodologies for different applications• Deficiencies in the understanding of creep-fatigue damage• Identification of future research and development requirements

The 2016 EPRI Creep-Fatigue Workshop will promote information exchangethrough all aspects of the Electricity Supply Chain including suppliers, designers,research organizations and service providers as well as power generators. Keydiscussion areas include factors affecting damage initiation and propagation; the

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technologies and methods available to predict creep fatigue damage accumulationin different alloys, as well as design, fabrication and performance of individualcomponents and overall systems. This event will expand international cooperation, understanding and promotion ofefforts and disciplines. This Workshop will disseminate knowledge by presentingresearch results, new developments, and novel concepts.The Proceedings of the Workshop will be included on the Conference CD.

SOCIAL PROGRAMS and TOURSConference-Wide ReceptionMonday, July 18, 6:15 pm – 8:00 pmRegency Ballroom, 3rd FloorAll who registered are invited to attend the Conference-Wide Reception. Meetwith your colleagues, many of whom you may not have seen for a while. Join withthe registrants and guests for a relaxing evening.We will have displays of student paper posters at the Conference Wide Reception.All student authors who participate in the 24th Rudy Scavuzzo Student PaperSymposium and Competition are invited to present their posters.

No charge for registered conference participants and guests.

VanDusen Botanical Garden and Bloedel Conservatory TourMonday, July 18, 9:00 am – 2:30 pm (lunch on your own)Be inspired by VanDusen Botanical Garden's 22 hectares of elegant landscapewith plant species representing ecosystems ranging from the Himalayas to theMediterranean, from Louisiana swamps to the Pacific Northwest. The Garden'sstunning Visitor Centre - with its orchid-inspired design - is one of the city's mosticonic buildings and a model of sustainability.Then experience the colors and scents of the tropics year round! Bloedel Con-servatory is a domed lush paradise located in Queen Elizabeth Park atop the Cityof Vancouver's highest point. More than 200 free-flying exotic birds, 500 exoticplants and flowers thrive within its temperature-controlled environment. The tripincludes round trip transportation and admission.

Tickets: $43 per person Grouse Mountain—Including Eye of the Wind TourTuesday, July 19, 9:00 am – 2:00 pm (lunch on your own)Approximately 15 minutes from downtown, Grouse Mountain is Vancouver's pre-mier attraction offering the perfect destination for a truly rewarding and memorableexperience. There are a variety of cultural, educational and outdoor adventuresto choose from.Inspiring and revolutionary, the Eye of the Wind is the world's first and only windturbine that allows you to stand in a clear glass view pod at the top of the tower,three meters from its massive, rotating blades. Stand in awe of 360-degree viewsas you come face to face with the future of renewable energy. The trip includesround trip transportation and admission.

Tickets: $67 per person

CONFERENCE INFORMATIONTechnical Sessions and ProgramsAll technical sessions will be held on the 2nd, 3rd or 34th floors of the hotel. Eachroom will be equipped with an LCD projector that can be connected to a personalcomputer for electronic presentations (e.g., Microsoft PowerPoint). Please notethat ASME will not provide personal computers. Personal computers are the re-sponsibility of the session developer, or presenter. It is strongly recommendedthat authors provide their materials to the session developer at, or before, the Au-thors’ Breakfast, so that all the papers in a session can be loaded onto a singlecomputer. Authors are recommended to have their presentations on a flash (pen)drive, in the event that compatibility problems occur between their computers andthe LCD.The location of the session rooms is shown in the hotel floor plan on the backcover of this program.Rudy Scavuzzo Student Paper Symposium and 24th Annual Student PaperCompetitionMonday, July 18, 8:30 am – 10:15 am and 2:00 pm – 5:45 pmTuesday, July 19, 8:30 am – 10:15 amStudent Paper Competition in Stanley Room, 34th FloorStudent Paper Symposium in Oxford Room, 3rd FloorThe 2016 Rudy Scavuzzo Student Paper Symposium and 24th Annual StudentPaper Competition is sponsored by the PVPD Senate. Michael E. Nitzel, PVPDSenate President, and Daniel T. Peters, PVPD Senate Vice-President and His-torian, will conduct the sessions, together with the Student Symposium and Com-petition representatives from each PVP Technical Committee. The SenateReview Committee will identify the outstanding Finalist undergraduate and grad-uate student papers in two categories: the BS/MS level and the Ph.D. level. Fi-nalist papers will be judged on written technical content (70%) and presentationeffectiveness (30%). A $1,500 award will be made to each of the presenting Stu-dent Competition Finalist authors during the Honors and Awards Assembly onWednesday, July 20th. In addition, in each category (i.e., BS/MS and Ph.D.),$1,200 will be awarded to the presenting author of the Outstanding StudentPaper; $1,000 will be awarded to the presenting author of the First Runner-UpStudent Paper, and $800 will be awarded to the presenting author of the SecondRunner-Up Student Paper. Students must attend the Conference, and must pres-ent their papers to be eligible for an award. The winners will be announced atthe Honors and Awards Assembly.

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

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

Presenters will be required to scan their badges at the sessionthey are presenting.

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Technical Committee MeetingsMonday and Tuesday, July 18 and 19, 12:15 pm – 1:45 pmThe Pressure Vessels & Piping Division Technical Committees will meet duringthe noon break on Monday, July 18, and Tuesday, July 19. Visitors are encouragedto attend and take an active part in PVP committee activities. All committee meet-ings, schedules, and rooms are listed on Page 11.Honors and Awards AssemblyWednesday, July 20, 5:00 pm – 6:15 pmRegency Ballroom, 3rd FloorThe Honors and Awards Assembly, honoring all Division Award Recipients andthe 2016 ASME S. Y. Zamrik PVP Medalist, Mr. Artin A. Dermenjian, will be heldon Wednesday, July 20, from 5:00 pm until 6:15 pm, in the Regency Ballroom,3rd Floor. One ticket is included in the Full Conference registration fee. Additionaltickets may be purchased at the Conference Registration desk.PVP Division Golden Anniversary Honors and Awards DinnerWednesday, July 20, 6:30 pm – 10:00 pmRegency Ballroom, 3rd FloorThe ASME PVP Division Golden Anniversary Honors and Awards Dinner will takeplace on Wednesday, July 20, from 6:30 pm until 10:00 pm, in the Regency Ball-room, 3rd Floor. Join us in celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the PVP Division.After dinner, enjoy and dance to the music from the live performance of the SwingSoul Band. The ticket for the Honors and Awards Assembly is used for admissionto the Dinner. One ticket is included in the Full Conference registration fee. Addi-tional tickets may be purchased at the Conference Registration desk.Authors’ Breakfast/BriefingMonday, July 18 – Thursday, July 21, 7:30 am – 8:15 amRegency Ballroom, 3rd FloorAuthors, Panelists, Session Developers, Chairs, and Vice-Chairs are requestedto attend a breakfast briefing in the Regency Ballroom, 3rd Floor, on Mondaythrough Thursday, at 7:30 am, on the morning of their sessions. Session protocolwill be discussed, and the participants will have the opportunity to become betteracquainted with one another before their scheduled sessions. Authors are en-couraged to place all the presentations for their session on a single computer ei-ther before or at the Authors’ Breakfast.Registration HoursPlaza Foyer, 2nd FloorLocated in the Plaza Foyer, 2nd Floor, the ASME registration desk will be openduring the following hours, to provide advance registrants with their materials, toprocess on site registrations, and to provide additional Conference information:

Sunday, July 17 8:00 am – 6:00 pmMonday, July 18 7:30 am – 4:00 pmTuesday, July 19 7:30 am – 4:00 pmWednesday, July 20 7:30 am – 4:00 pmThursday, July 21 7:30 am – 3:00 pm

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

Full Registration* One Day Registration**ASME Member $910 $640Author/Panelist $910 $640Session Chair $910 $640Session Vice Chair $910 $640Coop. Soc. Member*** $910 $640Non-Member**** $1,060 $790ASME Life Member† $300 $300ASME Member Student(Non-Author) ‡ $300 $300ASME Member Student(Author) ‡ $300 $300Student Non-Member (Author or Non-Author) ‡‡ $450 $450Guest/Spouse ‡‡‡ N/C N/C

* Full Registration fees include admission to all technical sessions, coffeebreaks, a Conference CD and one (1) ticket for the Honors and Awards As-sembly and PVP Division Golden Anniversary Honors and Awards Dinner.

** One Day Registration fees include admission to technical sessions for oneday.

*** To qualify for discounted registration fees, you must be a member of ASME,or one of the cooperating societies. Please fill in your society affiliation andmembership number on the registration form.

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

† Registration under this category includes access to all technical sessions,admission to the Plenary Session and Conference-Wide Reception, and aConference CD. Life registrants will be required to purchase a ticket to attendthe Honors and Awards Assembly and PVP Division Golden AnniversaryHonors and Awards Dinner.

‡ Student Member Full Registration Fee includes admission to all technicalsessions, coffee breaks, opening reception, a Conference CD and one (1)ticket for the Honors and Awards Assembly and PVP Division Golden An-niversary Honors and Awards Dinner.

‡‡ Student Non-Member Full Registration Fees include admission to all tech-nical sessions, coffee breaks, opening reception, a Conference CD, only.Students not in the Student Paper Competition will be required to purchasea ticket to attend the Honors and Awards Assembly and PVP Division GoldenAnniversary Honors and Awards Dinner.

‡‡‡ Guest registration includes entrance to the opening reception, and a dailyguest breakfast. Guests wishing to attend the Honors and Awards Assemblyand PVP Division Golden Anniversary Honors and Awards Dinner will be re-quired to purchase a ticket.

Cooperating SocietiesIf you are a member of a Cooperating Society, you may register at the ASMEmember rate.Conference PublicationsPlaza Foyer, 2nd FloorInformation on paper titles and authors are included in the Final Program. All at-tendees registered for the entire Conference (i.e., Full Registration) will receiveone CD containing all the technical papers presented at the Conference.Papers presented at the Conference will be available post-Conference in printedbound volumes of the Official Conference Proceedings. Printed proceedings canbe ordered through ASME Customer service approximately two to three monthsafter the Conference. A complete set of the volumes may be purchased as a pack-age at a 10% discount. The Official Conference Proceedings will also be publishedpost-conference as part of the ASME Digital Collection at http://asmedigitalcol-lection.asme.org. All ASME conferences are submitted for abstracting and index-ing to Scopus, Compendex, ISI Conference Proceedings Citations Index, and tomultiple other indexing publishers.Select publications, Codes and Standards, Transactions, Journals and free liter-ature regarding ASME publications will be on display at the Conference in theASME Publications area. Purchases can be made online through ASME.org.ASME.org accepts VISA, MasterCard, American Express, Diners Club and Dis-cover (all credit card charges in USD).The ASME Publications area, located in the Plaza Foyer, will be open during thefollowing hours:

Sunday, July 17 3:00 pm – 6:00 pmMonday, July 18 8:00 am – 4:00 pmTuesday, July 19 8:00 am – 4:00 pmWednesday, July 20 8:00 am – NoonThursday, July 21 8:00 am – 1:00 pm

Disabled RegistrantsWhenever possible, arrangements can be made for disabled registrants, if ad-vance notice is given. Please indicate any special needs on the registration form,or contact Jamie Hart at HartJE@asme.org with your request.

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Tax DeductibilityExpenses of attending professional meetings have been held to be tax deductibleas ordinary business expenses for U.S. citizens. Please verify the tax regulationsin your country to determine whether Conference expenses are deductible.Guest/Family ProgramsGuests and family members of registrants are welcome at the Guest Programsthat include: VanDusen Botanical Garden and Bloedel Conservatory Tour (Mon-day), the Conference Wide Reception at the Hyatt Regency Vancouver (Mondayevening), and Grouse Mountain including Eye of the Wind Tour (Tuesday). Badgesare required for admission to all events.A guest program activities packet is also included. Please indicate how manyguests you will be bringing on your registration form, so that the necessary ac-commodations can be arranged.Please also note that the tours have an associated fee for participants, as is shownon the registration form, and in this booklet. Early registration is strongly recom-mended for the events that require fees, as they are available only on a first-come,first-served basis.There will be a complimentary Guest Breakfast on Monday through Thursday from7:30 am to 10:30 am in the Cavendish and Tennyson rooms on the 4th Floor.Professional Development Hours AvailableProfessional Development Hours are available for your attendance at the PVPConference. Simply stop by the registration desk and fill out a certificate request

form with the sessions that you have attended. The certificates can then be pickedup on Thursday at the registration desk.Publishing Conference Papers in the ASME Journal of Pressure Vessel Tech-nologyTechnical papers presented at the ASME PVP 2016 Conference are published inthe form of the ASME Conference Proceedings on a CD. Publication of papers inthese proceedings does not preclude authors from publishing their papers inASME archival journals, such as the ASME Journal of Pressure Vessel Technology(i.e., the Journal), which is the technical voice of the Pressure Vessels & PipingDivision.Authors are encouraged to submit their papers to the Journal. The Journal is ed-ited by Dr. Young W. Kwon, and manuscripts should be submitted to the addressbelow. Manuscripts should be prepared according to the Journal guidelines, whichcan be found at the ASME web site at:http://journaltool.asme.org/Content/index.cfm.

Dr. Young W. Kwon, EditorJournal of Pressure Vessel TechnologyDept. of Mechanical & Astronautical Engineering700 Dyer RoadNaval Postgraduate SchoolMonterey, CA 93943Ph/Fax: 831-656-3468 / 2238E-mail: ywkwon@nps.edu

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PVP 2016 COMMITTEE MEETINGSDate/Time Meeting Room Responsible PersonSunday, July 17, 20168:30 am – 12:30 pm PVPD Executive Committee Turner M.. Ruggles-Wrenn1:30 pm – 2:30 pm PVP Senate Turner M. NitzelMonday, July 18, 20168:30 am – 10:15 am PVPD Professional Development Turner M. Younan12:15 pm – 1:45 pm PVPD Codes and Standards Technical Committee Regency A R. Cipolla12:15 pm – 1:45 pm PVPD Fluid-Structure Interaction Technical Committee Kensington C. Giannopapa12:15 pm – 1:45 pm PVPD Operations, Applications and Components Technical Committee Brighton M. Feldman12:15 pm – 1:45 pm PVPD Design and Analysis Technical Committee Balmoral R. Baliga2:00 pm – 3:45 pm PVPD International Coordination Committee Turner M. BrongersTuesday, July 19, 201610:30 am – 12:15 pm PVPD Communications Committee Turner H. Bouzid12:15 pm – 1:45 pm PVPD Materials and Fabrication Technical Committee Regency A D. Rudland/M. Brongers12:15 pm – 1:45 pm PVPD Seismic Engineering Technical Committee Kensington T. Taniguchi12:15 pm – 1:45 pm PVPD High Pressure Technology Technical Committee Balmoral D. Stang/K. Simpson12:15 pm – 1:45 pm PVPD Computer Technology and Bolted Joints Technical Committee Brighton W. Reinhardt2:00 pm – 3:45 pm PVPD Honors and Awards Committee Turner T. Seipp4:00 pm – 5:45 pm PVP2016/2017 Program Committee Turner M. Younan2:00 pm – 5:00 pm Subgroup High Pressure Vessels Task Group on Subsea Applications Brighton R. Cordes/A. Maslowski 2:00 pm – 5:45 pm Subgroup High Pressure Vessels Working Group on Design (BPV VIII) Balmoral D. Peters/A. MaslowskiWednesday, July 20, 20168:30 am – 10:15 am JPVT Editors Turner Y. Kwon8:30 am – 5:45 pm Subgroup High Pressure Vessels (BPV VIII) Balmoral D. Peters/A. Maslowski12:30 pm – 6:00 pm PCC-1 Post Construction Subcommittee on Flange Joint Assembly Turner C. Rodery/A. Maslowski2:00 pm – 5:45 pm NDPD Executive Committee Brighton S. MohantyThursday, July 21, 20168:30 am – 12:15 pm PVPD Executive Committee Turner D. Scarth12:30 pm – 3:45 pm PVPD General Committee Balmoral D. Scarth4:00 pm – 5:45 pm PVPD Conference Evaluation Balmoral P. Mertiny

PVP 2017Hawai’i

Hilton Waikoloa, Hawai’iJuly 16–20, 2017

2017 ASME Pressure Vessels & Piping ConferenceA New Era of Service to the Pressure Vessels and Piping Industry

PVP-2017: Join us in Waikoloa, Hawaii, USA for a new era of the ASME Pressure Vessels & Piping Conference (PVP)! After helping to advance the Pressure Vessels,and Piping Industry for the last 50 years, the ASME-PVP is starting a new era of services to the industry. More than 180 paper and panel sessions are planned, as wellas tutorials, a Technology Demonstration Forum, and the 25th Rudy Scavuzzo Student Paper Symposium and Competition. The PVP Conference is a great place toexchange ideas and to meet colleagues as we all work to create and advance Pressure Vessels and Piping technologies for our global community of practice. The PVPConference is a recognized forum for fruitful exchange of ideas with participants from over 40 countries in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, the Americas, and theOceania islands. The ASME Pressure Vessels & Piping Division will sponsor the PVP-2017 Conference with participation by the ASME NDPD Division.GENERAL TOPICS: (1) Codes & Standards; (2) Computer Technology & Bolted Joints; (3) Design & Analysis; (4) Fluid-Structure Interaction; (5) High Pressure Tech-nology; (6) Materials & Fabrication; (7) Operations, Applications & Components; (8) Seismic Engineering; (9) Non-Destructive Examination; and (10) 25th Rudy ScavuzzoStudent Paper Symposium and Competition. SCHEDULE: Abstracts are due by November 7, 2016. Authors will be notified of abstract acceptance by November 28, 2016. Draft papers are due by February 6,2017. Paper peer review comments will be returned by March 6, 2017. A Copyright Agreement Form for each paper must be submitted by April 3, 2017. The finalmanuscripts in the standard ASME format for publication must be received by April 10, 2017. All presented technical papers will be published as referenceabledocuments available post-Conference.INFORMATION: The conference website URL is: http://www.asmeconferences.org/PVP2017/. Technical paper abstracts must be submitted electronically through thewebsite. Please visit the website for additional information.

PVP Conference Chair PVP Technical Program ChairMaher Y. A. Younan Pierre Mertiny

The American University in Cairo University of Alberta, Mechanical Engineering Dept.School of Sciences and Engineering 10-203 Donadeo Innovation Centre for Engineering

P.O. 74, New Cairo, 11835, Cairo, Egypt 9211-116 Street NWPhone/Fax: +20.2.2615.2583/ +20.2.2795.7565 Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, T6G 1H9

E-mail: myounan@aucegypt.edu Phone/Fax: (780) 492-6982 / (780) - 492-2200E-mail: pmertiny@ualberta.ca

Sponsorship ChairCarl E. Jaske

Det Norske Veritas (USA), Inc.5777 Frantz Road

Dublin, OH 43017-1386, USA Phone/Fax: 614-761-6916 / 614-761-1633

E-mail: Carl.Jaske@dnvgl.com

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Sunday, July 17, 2016

Block 0.2: Sunday, July 17, 2016 (1:00 pm – 3:00 pm)0.2Q (TW-2-1) SPECIAL TUTORIAL 1: TECHNICAL WRITINGBlock 0.3: Sunday, July 17, 2016 (3:30 pm – 4:30 pm)0.3Q (TW-2-2) SPECIAL PRESENTATION FOR EARLY CAREER ENGI-

NEERS

Monday, July 18, 2016

Block 1.1: Monday, July 18, 2016 (8:30 am – 10:15 am)1.1A (CT-2-1) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF BOLTED FLANGE JOINTS I1.1B (CS-2-1) FATIGUE AND RATCHETING ISSUES IN PRESSURE VES-

SEL AND PIPING DESIGN (I)1.1C (MF-6-1) FFS—11.1D (CS-8-1) HYDROGEN EFFECTS ON MATERIAL BEHAVIOR FOR

STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY ASSESSMENT1.1E (FSI-1-1) GENERAL FSI APPLICATIONS AND TRANSIENT THERMAL

HYDRAULICS1.1F (DA-15-1) STRUCTURAL RESPONSE AND FAILURE ASSESSMENT

FOR BDBE—I1.1G (MF-4-1) DAVID SMITH MEMORIAL SESSION ON WELDING RESID-

UAL STRESS1.1H (CS-5-1) TECHNICAL HARMONIZATION AND EMERGING CODE AND

STANDARDS (I)1.1I (MF-34-1) STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY FOR SPENT FUEL CANISTERS-I1.1J (MF-19-1) CREEP DEFORMATION AND FAILURE ANALYSIS1.1K (HT-1-1) EFFECTS OF AUTOFRETTAGE AND FATIGUE ON LIFE OF

HIGH PRESSURE VESSELS1.1L (SE-6-1) SEISMIC ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF PIPING SYSTEMS—I1.1M (OAC-1-1) SAFETY, RELIABILITY AND RISK MANAGEMENT OF

POWER PLANT SYSTEMS1.1N (SPC-2-1) STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION—MS/BS I1.1O (SPC-4-1) STUDENT PAPER SYMPOSIUM—MS/BS I1.1S TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION FORUM—IBlock 1.2: Monday, July 18, 2016 (10:30 am – 12:15 pm)1.2Q (TW-1-1) OPENING CEREMONY AND PLENARY LECTURES1.2S TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION FORUM—II

Block 1.3: Monday, July 18, 2016 (2:00 pm – 3:45 pm)1.3A (CT-2-2) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF BOLTED FLANGE JOINTS II1.3B (CS-2-2) FATIGUE AND RATCHETING ISSUES IN PRESSURE VES-

SEL AND PIPING DESIGN (II)1.3C (MF-6-2) FFS—21.3D (DA-12-1) FRACTURE—I1.3E (DA-16) PANEL SESSION: 50 YEARS OF D&A TECHNICAL CONTRI-

BUTIONS TO ASME AND INDUSTRY 1.3F (MF-4-2) EXPERIMENTAL METHODS FOR WELD RESIDUAL STRESS

MEASUREMENT AND MODELING EFFICIENCY1.3G (MF-2-1) DAVID SMITH MEMORIAL SESSION ON APPLICATION OF

FRACTURE MECHANICS1.3H (CS-5-2) TECHNICAL HARMONIZATION AND EMERGING CODE AND

STANDARDS (II)1.3I (MF-34-2) STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY FOR SPENT FUEL CANISTERS—

II1.3J (MF-19-2) CREEP-FATIGUE DEFORMATION AND CRACK GROWTH1.3K (HT-1-2) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF HIGH PRESSURE VESSEL AND

EQUIPMENT1.3L (SE-1-1) EARTHQUAKE RESISTANCE AND SEISMIC MARGIN1.3M (DA-15-2) STRUCTURAL RESPONSE AND FAILURE ASSESSMENT

FOR BDBE—II1.3N (SPC-2-2) STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION—MS/BS II1.3O (SPC-4-2) STUDENT PAPER SYMPOSIUM—MS/BS II1.3Q (TW-1-2) TECHNICAL TUTORIAL 1: APPLICATION OF THE ASME

CODE TO RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL PACKAGING/CASK(PART 1)

1.3S TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION FORUM—IIIBlock 1.4: Monday, July 18, 2016 (4:00 pm – 5:45 pm)1.4A (CT-5-1) ASSEMBLY OF BOLTED FLANGE JOINTS1.4B (CS-3-1) ENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE ISSUES—I1.4C (CS-6-1) API 579/ASME CODE FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE ACTIVITIES1.4D (DA-12-2) FRACTURE—II1.4E (DA-1-1) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PRESSURE VESSELS AND

COMPONENTS—I1.4F (MF-4-3) THREE DIMENSIONAL COMPUTATIONAL WELD MODELING1.4G (MF-5-1) DAVID SMITH MEMORIAL SESSION ON EUROPEAN PRO-

GRAMS IN STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY1.4H (CS-11-1) EXTREME PRESSURE EQUIPMENT1.4I (MF-16-1) PLASTIC PIPES AND COMPONENTS1.4J (MF-19-3) CREEP FAILURE ANALYSIS OF COMPONENTS1.4K (HT-1-3) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF HIGH PRESSURE MACHINERY

AND OTHER EQUIPMENT1.4L (SE-2-1) SEISMIC ISOLATION I1.4M (OAC-3-1) OPERATIONS, APPLICATIONS AND COMPONENTS, QUAL-

IFICATIONS AND TESTING1.4N (SPC-3-1) STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION—PHD I1.4O (SPC-5-1) STUDENT PAPER SYMPOSIUM—PHD I1.4Q (TW-1-6) TECHNICAL TUTORIAL 1: APPLICATION OF THE ASME

CODE TO RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL PACKAGING/CASK(PART 2)

1.4S TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION FORUM—IV

Tuesday, July 19, 2016

Block 2.1: Tuesday, July 19, 2016 (8:30 am – 10:15 am)2.1A (DA-10-1) FIELD IMPLEMENTATION AND EXPERIENCE WITH BOLTED

JOINTS2.1B (CS-3-2) ENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE ISSUES—II

SESSION TITLES BY SESSION BLOCKSessions are arranged in Session Blocks in the format X.YZ, where: X indicates the Day, Y indicates the Session Block, and Z indicates the Conference Session Room.Conference Session Rooms are as follows: A = Regency B (3rd Floor); B = Regency E (3rd Floor); C = Regency F (3rd Floor); D = Plaza A (2nd Floor); E = Plaza B(2nd Floor); F =Plaza C (2nd Floor); G = Georgia A (2nd Floor); H = Georgia B (2nd Floor); I = English Bay (34th Floor); J = Grouse (34th Floor); K = Cypress (34thFloor); L = Prince of Wales (3rd Floor); M = Seymour (34th Floor); N = Stanley (34th Floor); O = Oxford (3rd Floor); P = Not Used; Q = Regency A (3rd Floor); R = NotUsed; S = Regency Foyer (3rd Floor); T = Not Used. The parenthetical designations are the Technical Committee session references.

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

Competition • TW = Technical Tutorials

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

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2.1C (CS-14-1) REPAIR, REPLACEMENT AND MITIGATION FOR FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE RULES (I)

2.1D (DA-12-3) FRACTURE—III2.1E (DA-1-2) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PRESSURE VESSELS AND

COMPONENTS—II2.1F (MF-4-4) WELD RESIDUAL STRESS PWHT AND MODELING2.1G (FSI-13-1) 20TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECH-

NOLOGIES: FOOD PROCESSING APPLICATIONS I2.1H (CS-11-2) INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT2.1I (MF-25-1) ASIAN PROGRAMS IN STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY—I2.1J (MF-19-4) CREEP MODELS2.1K (HT-3-2) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF HIGH-PRESSURE EQUIPMENT

FOR OIL & GAS EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION2.1L (SE-6-2) SEISMIC ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF PIPING SYSTEMS—II2.1M (OAC-4-1) STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS2.1N (SPC-3-2) STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION—PHD II2.1O (SPC-5-2) STUDENT PAPER SYMPOSIUM—PHD II2.1Q (TW-1-3) TECHNICAL TUTORIAL 2: INTRODUCTION TO THE

PROCESS PIPING CODE, ASME B31.3, AND OVERVIEW OF50 YEARS OF ITS DEVELOPMENT (PART 1)

2.1S TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION FORUM—VBlock 2.2: Tuesday, July 19, 2016 (10:30 am – 12:15 pm)2.2A (DA-10-2) BOLTED JOINT ASSEMBLY2.2B (CS-3-3) ENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE ISSUES—III2.2C (CS-14-2) REPAIR, REPLACEMENT AND MITIGATION FOR FITNESS-

FOR-SERVICE RULES (II)2.2D (MF-36-1) 50TH ANNIVERSARY PANEL SESSION: SIGNIFICANT MA-

TERIALS AND FABRICATION CONTRIBUTIONS—A HISTOR-ICAL REVIEW

2.2E (DA-1-3) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PRESSURE VESSELS ANDCOMPONENTS—III

2.2F (MF-4-5) TOPICS IN WELD RESIDUAL STRESS MEASUREMENT ANDMODELING

2.2G (FSI-14-1) 20TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECH-NOLOGIES: FOOD PROCESSING APPLICATIONS II

2.2H (CS-11-3) EXAMPLE OF ENGINEERING FAILURE ANALYSIS IN CHINA2.2I (MF-25-2) ASIAN PROGRAMS IN STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY—II2.2J (MF-10-1) MECHANISTIC MODELLING OF MATERIALS—I2.2K (HT-3-1) PANEL SESSION: DISCUSSION OF API 17TR18 REQUIRE-

MENTS AS RELATED TO ASME STANDARDS2.2L (SE-2-2) SEISMIC ISOLATION II2.2M (OAC-4-2) THERMAL ANALYSIS2.2N (SE-3-1) DAMPING AND VIBRATION CONTROL I—PASSIVE CON-

TROL2.2O (CT-18-1) NON-LINEAR FINITE ELEMENT SIMULATION2.2Q (TW-1-5) TECHNICAL TUTORIAL 2: INTRODUCTION TO THE

PROCESS PIPING CODE, ASME B31.3, AND OVERVIEW OF50 YEARS OF ITS DEVELOPMENT (PART 2)

2.2S TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION FORUM—VIBlock 2.3: Tuesday, July 19, 2016 (2:00 pm – 3:45 pm)2.3A (DA-10-5) BOLTED JOINT ASSEMBLER QUALIFICATION—IMPLEMEN-

TATION EXPERIENCE2.3B (CS-3-4) ENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE ISSUES—IV2.3C (DA-8-1) FITNESS FOR SERVICE EVALUATIONS—1: NUCLEAR COM-

PONENTS2.3D (MF-3-1) MECHANISMS OF HYDROGEN EMBRITTLEMENT2.3E (DA-1-4) DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PRESSURE VESSELS AND

COMPONENTS—IV2.3F (MF-4-6) TOPICS IN WELD RESIDUAL STRESS IN INDUSTRY2.3G (CS-15-1) PROBABILISTIC AND RISK-INFORMED METHODS FOR

STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY ASSESSMENT2.3H (CS-7-1) RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN ASME CODES AND STAN-

DARDS2.3I (DA-2-1) DESIGN & ANALYSIS OF PIPING AND COMPONENTS—12.3J (MF-21-1) ADVANCED MANUFACTURING AND MATERIALS TECHNOL-

OGY: HOT ISOSTATIC PRESSING, INGOT AND THERMOME-

CHANICAL PROCESSING2.3K (HT-2-1) HIGH-PRESSURE TESTING AND IMPACT ANALYSIS2.3L (SE-2-3) SEISMIC ISOLATION II2.3M (OAC-4-3) GENERAL STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION TOPICS2.3N (OAC-5-1) DESIGN, ANALYSIS, MODELING AND PERFORMANCE OF

VALVES—I2.3O (NDP-1-1) EMERGING NDE AND PROGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES AND AP-

PLICATIONS—12.3Q (TW-1-4) TECHNICAL TUTORIAL 3: TRAPS AND PITFALLS OF FINITE

ELEMENT ANALYSES (PART 1)2.3S TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION FORUM—VIIBlock 2.4: Tuesday, July 19, 2016 (4:00 pm – 5:45 pm)2.4A (DA-10-6) BOLTED JOINT ASSEMBLER QUALIFICATION—INDUSTRY

FEEDBACK SESSION2.4B (CS-31-1) FATIGUE ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT—A PROBA-

BILISTIC PERSPECTIVE2.4C (DA-8-3) FITNESS FOR SERVICE EVALUATIONS—3: PRESSURE

VESSELS & PIPING2.4D (MF-3-2) TEST METHOD DEVELOPMENT FOR ASSESSING HYDRO-

GEN EFFECTS2.4E (FSI-2-1) VIBRATION OF TUBE BUNDLES IN CROSS-FLOW2.4F (MF-33-1) LEFM BASED CRACK GROWTH SIMULATIONS2.4G (CS-19-1) PANEL SESSION: INTEGRITY OF CAST STAINLESS STEEL

PIPE2.4H (CS-9-1) ASME SECTION XI CODE ACTIVITIES2.4I (DA-2-2) DESIGN & ANALYSIS OF PIPING AND COMPONENTS—22.4J (MF-21-2) ADVANCED MANUFACTURING AND MATERIALS TECHNOL-

OGY: ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING AND NOVEL SURFACETREATMENTS

2.4K (HT-2-2) HIGH-PRESSURE TESTING AND BLAST ANALYSIS2.4L (SE-2-4) SEISMIC ISOLATION IV2.4M (OAC-6-1) PANEL SESSION: FIELD EXPERIENCES WITH BOLTING

AND GASKETING: TODAY’S CONTINUED CHALLENGES2.4N (MF-14-1) LEAK-BEFORE-BREAK (1)—ANALYTICAL METHODS2.4O (NDP-2-1) ANALYTICAL/MODELING BASED METHODS FOR NDE OF

PETROCHEMICAL AND POWER PLANT COMPONENTS2.4Q (TW-1-7) TECHNICAL TUTORIAL 3: TRAPS AND PITFALLS OF FINITE

ELEMENT ANALYSES (PART 2)2.4S TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION FORUM—VIII

Wednesday, July 20, 2016

Block 3.1: Wednesday, July 20, 2016 (8:30 am – 10:15 am)3.1A (DA-10-4) PANEL SESSION: BOLTED JOINTS INTERNATIONAL LIAI-

SON SESSION3.1B (CS-21-1) FATIGUE MONITORING AND RELATED ASSESSMENT

METHODS 13.1C (OAC-6-2) RICHARD GWALTNEY MEMORIAL SESSION ON FITNESS-

FOR-SERVICE (FFS) EVALUATION OF EXISTING EQUIP-MENT

3.1D (MF-3-3) FUNDAMENTAL ISSUES OF HYDROGEN EFFECTS IN MA-TERIALS

3.1E (MF-7-1) MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR NUCLEAR POWERPLANTS—I

3.1F (MF-33-2) DUCTILE CRACK GROWTH SIMULATIONS3.1G (MF-17-1) PROBABILISTIC ASSESSMENT OF FAILURE (I)3.1H (CS-7-2) PANEL SESSION: DISCUSSION ON RECENT DEVELOP-

MENTS IN ASME CODES AND STANDARDS3.1I (DA-2-3) DESIGN & ANALYSIS OF PIPING AND COMPONENTS—33.1J (CS-20-1) USE OF MODERN FEA METHODS FOR CODE ASSESS-

MENT3.1K (FSI-15-1) STRUCTURES UNDER EXTREME LOADING CONDITIONS3.1L (SE-4-1) STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS3.1M (CS-10-1) STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY EVALUATION FOR RPV IN JAPAN3.1N (MF-14-2) LEAK-BEFORE-BREAK (2)—PROCEDURES DEVELOPMENT

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3.1O (MF-15-1) COMPOSITE PRESSURE VESSELSBlock 3.2: Wednesday, July 20, 2016 (10:30 am – 12:15 pm)3.2A (MF-2-5) APPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILURE AS-

SESSMENT—53.2B (DA-3-1) FATIGUE DESIGN3.2C (CT-6-1) PACKINGS, VALVES AND THREADED FASTENERS3.2D (MF-3-4) MICROSTRUCTURE-HYDROGEN INTERACTIONS3.2E (MF-7-2) MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR NUCLEAR POWER

PLANTS—II3.2F (MF-33-3) DAMAGE MODELS FOR CRACK GROWTH SIMULATIONS3.2G (MF-17-2) PROBABILISTIC ASSESSMENT OF FAILURE (II)3.2H (CS-12-1) RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN EUROPEAN CODES AND

STANDARDS (1)3.2I (DA-2-4) DESIGN & ANALYSIS OF PIPING AND COMPONENTS—43.2J (CS-1-1) STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF PRESSURE COMPONENTS

(I)3.2K (HT-2-3) FLUID TRANSIENT, WATER HAMMER LOADINGS3.2L (SE-5-1) SEISMIC DAMAGE ASSESSMENT AND HEALTH MONITOR-

ING3.2M (OAC-6-3) MATERIAL PROPERTIES CONSIDERATIONS AND EQUIP-

MENT EVALUATION CHALLENGES3.2N (CS-16-1) INTEGRITY ISSUES FOR BURIED PIPE3.2O (MF-15-2) COMPOSITE PIPING SYSTEMSBlock 3.3: Wednesday, July 20, 2016 (2:00 pm – 3:45 pm)3.3D (MF-3-5) SAFETY AND MATERIALS SELECTION3.3E (MF-7-3) MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR NUCLEAR POWER

PLANTS—III3.3F (CT-16-1) PANEL SESSION: 3D CRACK GROWTH SIMULATIONS

USING FEA3.3G (CS-23-1) HYDROGEN FLAKES ASSESSMENT IN THE RPV'S—PART

13.3H (CS-13-1) HIGH TEMPERATURE CODES AND STANDARDS3.3I (DA-2-5) DESIGN & ANALYSIS OF PIPING AND COMPONENTS—53.3J (CS-1-2) STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF PRESSURE COMPONENTS

(II)3.3K (DA-3-2) INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS3.3L (SE-8-1) SEISMIC EVALUATION OF SYSTEMS, STRUCTURES AND

COMPONENTS3.3M (OAC-5-2) DESIGN, ANALYSIS, MODELING AND PERFORMANCE OF

VALVES—II3.3N (CS-22-1) MASTER CURVE FRACTURE TOUGHNESS AND OTHER

SMALL SPECIMEN MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (I)3.3O (MF-2-2) APPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILURE AS-

SESSMENT—2

Thursday, July 21, 2016

Block 4.1: Thursday, July 21, 2016 (8:30 am – 10:15 am)4.1A (MF-2-3) APPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILURE AS-

SESSMENT—34.1B (CS-4-1) INTERACTION AND FLAW MODELLING FOR MULTIPLE

FLAWS (1)4.1C (DA-4-1) INELASTIC, NONLINEAR, AND LIMIT LOAD ANALYSIS4.1D (FSI-11-1) SELECTED TOPICS IN FLOW-INDUCED VIBRATION4.1E (MF-7-4) MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR NUCLEAR POWER

PLANTS—IV4.1F (DA-8-4) FIRST INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON COKE DRUM LIFE

CYCLE MANAGEMENT4.1G (CS-23-2) HYDROGEN FLAKES ASSESSMENT IN THE RPV'S—PART

24.1H (MF-35-1) BENCHMARKING OF PROBABILISTIC FRACTURE ME-

CHANICS SOFTWARE

4.1I (CS-25-1) INTEGRITY OF REACTOR PRESSURE VESSELS AND IN-TERNALS

4.1J (DA-7-1) THERMAL STRESSES AND ELEVATED TEMPERATURE DE-SIGN—I

4.1K (MF-24-1) MANUFACTURING AND MITIGATION PROCESS SIMULA-TION—WELD INTEGRITY & MITIGATION

4.1L (SE-9-1) MULTI-HAZARD AND MARGINS4.1M (OAC-8-1) AGING MANAGEMENT & LIFE EXTENSION I4.1N (CS-22-2) MASTER CURVE FRACTURE TOUGHNESS AND OTHER

SMALL SPECIMEN MECHANICAL PROPERTIES (II)4.1O (NDP-2-2) NDE APPLICATIONS FOR INSPECTION AND LIFE ASSESS-

MENT OF PETROCHEMICAL AND POWER PLANT COMPO-NENTS

4.1Q (EPRI-1) EPRI CREEP-FATIGUE WORKSHOP—SESSION 1—KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS

Block 4.2: Thursday, July 21, 2016 (10:30 am – 12:15 pm)4.2A (MF-2-4) APPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILURE AS-

SESSMENT—44.2B (MF-12-1) PIPELINE INTEGRITY AND CRACK ASSESSMENT4.2C (MF-13-1) SMALL SCALE AND MINIATURE MECHANICAL TESTING4.2D (CS-34-1) HIGH PRESSURE HYDROGEN STORAGE & TRANSPORTA-

TION4.2E (MF-7-5) MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR NUCLEAR POWER

PLANTS—V4.2F (DA-11-1) CFD IN DESIGN AND ANALYSIS4.2G (CS-23-3) HYDROGEN FLAKES ASSESSMENT IN THE RPV'S—PART

34.2H (MF-23-1) ADVANCED SENSOR TECHNOLOGIES FOR MONITORING

STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY4.2I (CS-26-1) DEVELOPMENT OF STRESS INTENSITY FACTORS FOR

CODES4.2J (DA-7-2) THERMAL STRESSES AND ELEVATED TEMPERATURE DE-

SIGN—II4.2K (MF-24-2) MANUFACTURING AND MITIGATION PROCESS SIMULA-

TION—SURFACE INTEGRITY & MITIGATION4.2L (SE-11-1) DEVELOPMENT OF STRUCTURAL STRENGTH EVALUA-

TION METHOD FOR SEISMIC DESIGN4.2M (OAC-8-2) AGING MANAGEMENT & PLANT LIFE EXTENSION II4.2N (CS-22-3) PANEL SESSION: SMALL SPECIMEN MASTER CURVE

FRACTURE TOUGHNESS ISSUES4.2O (NDP-5-1) INSPECTION AND RISK BASED STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY

ASSESSMENT OF NUCLEAR REACTOR AND PETROCHEM-ICAL PLANT/PIPELINE COMPONENTS

4.2Q (EPRI-2) EPRI CREEP-FATIGUE WORKSHOP—SESSION 2—DESIGNISSUES

Block 4.3: Thursday, July 21, 2016 (2:00 pm – 3:45 pm)4.3Q (EPRI-3) EPRI CREEP-FATIGUE WORKSHOP—SESSION 3—FER-

ROUS ALLOY BEHAVIOURBlock 4.4: Thursday, July 21, 2016 (4:00 pm – 5:45 pm)4.4Q (EPRI-4) EPRI CREEP-FATIGUE WORKSHOP—SESSION 4—NON-

FERROUS ALLOY BEHAVIOUR

Friday, July 22, 2016

Block 5.1: Friday, July 22, 2016 (8:30 am – 10:15 am)5.1Q (EPRI-5) EPRI CREEP-FATIGUE WORKSHOP—SESSION 5—CASE

STUDIES 1Block 5.2: Friday, July 22, 2016 (10:30 am – 12:15 pm)5.2Q (EPRI-6) EPRI CREEP-FATIGUE WORKSHOP—SESSION 6—CASE

STUDIES 2

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SESSION 0.2Q (TW-2-1)Sunday, July 17, 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Regency ATECHNICAL WRITING TUTORIAL/WORKSHOPDeveloped by: D. Stang, Omax Corporation, Kent, WA, USAChair: D. Stang, Omax Corporation, Kent, WA, USAPresented by: E. Yoder, The American University in Cairo

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SESSION 0.3Q (TW-2-2)Sunday, July 17, 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Regency ASPECIAL PRESENTATION FOR EARLY CAREER ENGINEERSDeveloped by: A. A. Dermenjian, PVPD SenateChair: M. Younan, American University in Cairo, New Cairo, EgyptPresented by: A. A. Dermenjian, PVPD Senate

MONDAY, JULY 18

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No textSESSION 1.1A (CT-2-1)Monday, July 18, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyBDESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF BOLTED FLANGE JOINTS ISymposium on Bolted Joints—Co-Sponsored by Computer Technology andBolted Joints and Design & Analysis Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: T. Sawa, Hiroshima University, Tokyo, Japan; H. Bouzid, École

de Technologie Supérieure, Montréal, QC, Canada; T. Kobayashi,

National Institute of Technology, Numazu, Shizuoka, JapanChair: T. Sawa, Hiroshima University, Tokyo, Tokyo, JapanCo-Chair: H. Bouzid, École de Technologie Supérieure, Montréal, QC,

CanadaPVP2016-63372: FEM STRESS ANALYSIS OF LONG-TERM SEALING PER-FORMANCE FOR BOLTED PIPE FLANGE CONNECTIONS WITH PTFEBLENDED GASKETS UNDER ELEVATED TEMPERATUREK. Sato, Nippon Valqua Industries, Ltd., Gojo, Japan; T. Sawa, Hiroshima Univer-sity, Tokyo, Japan; T. Kobayashi, National Institute of Technology, Numazu,Shizuoka, JapanPVP2016-63407: FEM STRESS ANALYSIS AND THE SEALING PERFORM-ANCE EVALUATION OF BOLTED PIPE FLANGE CONNECTIONS WITHLARGE NOMINAL DIAMETER SUBJECTED TO INTERNAL PRESSUREA. Muramatsu, K. Sato, M. U. Khan, Nippon Valqua Industries, Ltd., Kashiba,Nara, Japan; T. Sawa, Hiroshima University, Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-63096: COMPARISON BETWEEN DIFFERENT CALCULATIONMETHODS FOR DETERMINING BOLTING UP MOMENTSA. Mutz, Kernkraftwerk Gösgen-Däniken AG, Däniken, Switzerland; M. Schaaf,AMTEC Gmbh, Lauffen, GermanyPVP2016-63547: REDUCTION OF FUGITIVE EMISSIONS FROM BOLTEDFLANGED CONNECTIONS BY USING PTFE BLENDED GASKETT. Kobayashi, National Institute of Technology, Numazu, Shizuoka, Japan; K. Sato,A. Muramatsu, Nippon Valqua Industries, Ltd., Gojo, Japan; T. Sawa, HiroshimaUniversity, Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

SESSION 1.1B (CS-2-1)Monday, July 18, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyEFATIGUE AND RATCHETING ISSUES IN PRESSURE VESSEL AND PIPINGDESIGN (I)Symposium on Fatigue Issues—Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards andDesign & Analysis Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: R. Adibi-Asl, AMEC, Toronto, ON, Canada; W. Reinhardt, Candu

Energy Inc., Mississauga, ON, CanadaChair: W. Reinhardt, Candu Energy Inc., Mississauga, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: R. Adibi-Asl, AMEC, Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63287: INFLUENCE OF NOTCH GEOMETRY ON THE NOTCH VICIN-ITY STRESS AND STRAIN RESPONSESA. Rice, M. Morrison, T. Hassan, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC,USAPVP2016-63410: PREDICTION OF LOW-CYCLE FATIGUE LIVES OF ELBOWAND TEE PIPES USING REVISED UNIVERSAL SLOPE METHODH. Nagamori, K. Takahashi, Yokohama National University, Yokohama, Kanagawa,JapanPVP2016-63635: REVISITING THE BREE DIAGRAMD. W. Spring, C. Panzarella, D. Osage, The Equity Engineering Group, Inc.,Shaker Heights, OH, USAPVP2016-63434: ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECT ON FATIGUE CRACK INITIA-TION AND GROWTH OF STAINLESS STEEL FOR FLAW TOLERANCE AS-SESSMENTM. Kamaya, Institute of Nuclear Safety System, Inc. Mikata-gun Fukui, Japan

SESSION 1.1C (MF-6-1)Monday, July 18, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyFFFS—1Developed by: M. Cohn, Intertek AIM, Sunnyvale, CA, USA; B. Wiersma, Sa-

vannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USA; C. Jaske,DNV GL, Dublin, OH, USA

Chair: M. Cohn, Intertek AIM, Sunnyvale, CA, USA

DAILY SESSION LISTINGSessions are arranged in Session Blocks in the format X.YZ, where: X indicates the Day, Y indicates the Session Block, and Z indicates the Conference Session Room.Conference Session Rooms are as follows: A = Regency B (3rd Floor); B = Regency E (3rd Floor); C = Regency F (3rd Floor); D = Plaza A (2nd Floor); E = Plaza B(2nd Floor); F =Plaza C (2nd Floor); G = Georgia A (2nd Floor); H = Georgia B (2nd Floor); I = English Bay (34th Floor); J = Grouse (34th Floor); K = Cypress (34thFloor); L = Prince of Wales (3rd Floor); M = Seymour (34th Floor); N = Stanley (34th Floor); O = Oxford (3rd Floor); P = Not Used; Q = Regency A (3rd Floor); R = NotUsed; S = Regency Foyer (3rd Floor); T = Not Used. The parenthetical designations are the Technical Committee session references.

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

Competition • TW = Technical Tutorials

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

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Co-Chair: C. Jaske, DNV GL, Dublin, OH, USAPVP2016-63090: LEAKAGE OF 316TI SS PIPELINE TRANSPORTING 98%H2SO4 DUE TO CUI AND CHANGED MICROSTRUCTURE FROM WELDINGT. Jian-qun, J. Gong, Nanjing Tech University, Nanjing, ChinaPVP2016-63207: ASSESSING THE CONDITION AND ESTIMATING THE RE-MAINING LIFE OF PRESSURE COMPONENTS IN A METHANOL PLANT RE-FORMER: PART 1—NDEB. Shannon, H SCAN International, Inc., Torrance, CA, USA; C. Jaske, DNV GL,Dublin, OH, USA; G. Miranda, Statoil ASA, Tjeldbergodden, NorwayPVP2016-63208: ASSESSING THE CONDITION AND ESTIMATING THE RE-MAINING LIVES OF PRESSURE COMPONENTS IN A METHANOL PLANT RE-FORMER: PART 2—ENGINEERING EVALUATIONC. Jaske, DNV GL, Dublin, OH, USA; B. Shannon, H SCAN International, Inc.,Torrance, CA, USA; G. Miranda, Statoil ASA, Tjeldbergodden, Norway; T. J. Pre-witt, DNV GL, Dublin, OH, USA

SESSION 1.1D (CS-8-1)Monday, July 18, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza AHYDROGEN EFFECTS ON MATERIAL BEHAVIOR FOR STRUCTURAL IN-TEGRITY ASSESSMENTCo-Sponsored by Codes & Standards and Materials & Fabrication TechnicalCommitteesDeveloped by: S. Xu, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, Canada; M. Martin, Rolls-

Royce, Derbyshire, United Kingdom; D. Cho, Bruce Power,Toronto, ON, Canada

Chair: M. Martin, Rolls-Royce, Derbyshire, United KingdomCo-Chair: J. Jin, Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, Ottawa, ON,

CanadaPVP2016-64009: DEVELOPMENT OF EVALUATION PROCEDURES FORCRACK INITIATION FROM IN-SERVICE FLAWS IN CANDU Zr-2.5Nb PRES-SURE TUBES WITH HYDROGEND. Cho, Bruce Power, Toronto, ON, Canada; S. Xu, D. Scarth, G. Shek, KinectricsInc., Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2016-64024: VALIDATION OF WEIGHT FUNCTION BASED PROCESS-ZONE MODEL FOR EVALUATION OF DELAYED HYDRIDE CRACKING INITI-ATION IN Zr-2.5Nb PRESSURE TUBESS. Xu, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, Canada; D. Kawa, Kedward, Kawa and Asso-ciates Ltd., Winnipeg, MB, Canada; J. Cui, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, Canada;H. Chaput, Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, Chalk River, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63156: USE OF THE EXTENDED FINITE ELEMENT METHOD IN THEASSESSMENT OF DELAYED HYDRIDE CRACKINGM. Booth, M. Martin, Rolls-Royce Plc, Derby, United KingdomPVP2016-63729: MEASUREMENT OF HYDRIDE PRECIPITATION AND DIS-SOLUTION KINETICS USING SYNCHROTRON X-RAYSO. Shiman, Queen’s University, Kingston, ON, Canada; E. Tulk, Kinectrics Inc.,Toronto, ON, Canada; M. R. Daymond, Queen’s University, Kingston, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63073: QUANTITATIVE CHARACTERIZATION OF HYDRIDE SPAC-ING FOR COHESIVE-ZONE MODELLING OF FRACTURE TOUGHNESS IN Zr-2.5Nb PRESSURE TUBESC. Liu, L. Gutkin, D. Scarth, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, Canada

SESSION 1.1E (FSI-1-1)Monday, July 18, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza BGENERAL FSI APPLICATIONS AND TRANSIENT THERMAL HYDRAULICSDeveloped by: G. Papadakis, Imperial College London, London, United King-

dom; C. S. Martin, Georgia Tech, South Dennis, MA, USA; A. Ti-jsseling, TU Eindhoven, Eindhoven, Netherlands; J. C. Jo, KoreaInstitute of Nuclear Safety, Daejon, Korea (Republic); A. Arastu,Unisont Engineering, Castro Valley, CA, USA; F. Moody, Retired,Turlock, CA, USA; L. Kaiktsis, National Technical University ofAthens, Zografou, Greece

Chair: G. Papadakis, Imperial College London, London, United King-dom

Co-Chair: C. S. Martin, Georgia Tech, South Dennis, MA, USAPVP2016-63406: CFD MODELING OF FLUE GAS COOLER OF OXY FIREDBUBBLING FLUIDIZED BED COMBUSTOR USING COAL AND BIOMASSR. I. S. Jassar, Birla Institute of Technology and Science-Pilani, Jhunjhunu, Ra-

jasthan, IndiaPVP2016-63629: LIQUID DROPLETS IN CONTACT WITH COLD NON-EQUI-LIBRIUM ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE PLASMASC. A. Vasko, C. Giannopapa, Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven,NetherlandsPVP2016-63816: TESTING SYSTEM SET-UP TO EVALUATE ACOUSTIC IN-DUCED VIBRATIONJ. A. Mann III, D. Eilers, Trent Jackson, Fisher Controls International LLC, Mar-shalltown, IA, USA; R. Swindell, C. Middleton, Wood Group Kenny, Southampton,United KingdomPVP2016-63048: VALIDATION OF A CFD ANALYSIS MODEL FOR THE THER-MAL-HYDRAULIC RESPONSE OF PWR STEAM GENERATOR TO A STEAMLINE BREAKJ. C. Jo, B. K. Min, Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety, Daejon, Korea (Republic);J. J. Jeong, Pusan National University, Busan, Korea (Republic)PVP2016-63193: ANALYTICAL AND NUMERICAL SOLUTION FOR A RIGIDLIQUID-COLUMN MOVING IN A PIPE WITH FLUCTUATING RESERVOIR-HEAD AND VENTING ENTRAPPED-GASA. Tijsseling, TU Eindhoven, Eindhoven, Netherlands; Q. Hou, Tianjin University,Tianjin, China; Z. Bozkus, Middle East Technical University, Ankara, TurkeyPVP2016-63047: SCALING IN COMPLEX THERMAL HYDRAULIC PHENOM-ENA (Presentation Only)P. Lien, U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Columbia, MD, USA

SESSION 1.1F (DA-15-1)Monday, July 18, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza CSTRUCTURAL RESPONSE AND FAILURE ASSESSMENT FOR BDBE—IDeveloped by: N. Kasahara, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan; B. Li, Amec Fos-

ter Wheeler, Toronto, ON, CanadaChair: N. Kasahara, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, JapanCo-Chair: B. Li, Amec Foster Wheeler, Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63146: EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON ULTIMATE STRENGTH OF SIN-GLE AND DOUBLE TYPE BELLOWS UNDER INTERNAL PRESSUREM. Ando, H. Yada, K. Tsukimori, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Fukui, Japan; M.Ichimiya, Y. Anoda, University of Fukui, Fukui, JapanPVP2016-63147: EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON ULTIMATE STRENGTH OF AELLIPSOIDAL DISHED HEAD PLATE UNDER PRESSURE ON CONVEX SUR-FACEH. Yada, M. Ando, K. Tsukimori, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Fukui, Japan; M.Ichimiya, Y. Anoda, University of Fukui, Fukui, JapanPVP2016-63416: STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS APPROACH FOR RISK ASSESS-MENT UNDER BDBEN. Kasahara, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan; I. Nakamura, National ResearchInstitute for Earth Science and Disaster Prevention, Ibaraki, Japan; H. Machida,Tepco Systems Corporation, Tokyo, Japan; K. Okamoto, University of Tokyo,Naka-gun, Ibaraki-ken, Japan; T. Sato, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-64051: BRIEFING ON CANADIAN ACTIVITIES RELATED TO BDBE(Keynote Presentation)R. Barnes, ANRIC, Etobicoke, ON, Canada

SESSION 1.1G (MF-4-1)Monday, July 18, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Georgia ADAVID SMITH MEMORIAL SESSION ON WELDING RESIDUAL STRESS(OPENING SESSION)David Smith Memorial Symposium—Sponsored by Materials & FabricationTechnical CommitteeDeveloped by: F. Brust, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus,

Columbus, OH, USA; D. Rudland, U. S. Nuclear RegulatoryCommission, Frederick, MD, USA

Chair: F. Brust, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus,Columbus, OH, USA

Co-Chair: D. Rudland, U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Frederick,MD, USA

PVP2016-64044: DAVID SMITH MEMORIAL LECTURE (Keynote Presenta-tion)C. E. Truman, University of Bristol, Bristol, United KingdomPVP2016-63197: RESIDUAL STRESS MAPPING FOR AN EXCAVATE AND

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WELD REPAIR MOCKUPM. Olson, A. DeWald, Hill Engineering, LLC, Rancho Cordova, CA, USA; M. Hill,University of California, Davis, CA, USA; S. McCracken, Electric Power ResearchInstitute, Harrisburg, NC, USAPVP2016-63941: THE NET TASK GROUP 6 WELD RESIDUAL STRESS MEAS-UREMENT AND SIMULATION ROUND ROBIN IN ALLOY 600/82M. Smith, University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom; O. Muransky,Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation, Lucas Heights, Aus-tralia; V. Akrivos, The University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom; J.Angles, EDF R&D - MRI, CHATOU, France

SESSION 1.1H (CS-5-1)Monday, July 18, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Georgia BTECHNICAL HARMONIZATION AND EMERGING CODE AND STANDARDS (I)Rudy Scavuzzo Memorial Symposium on Developments in InternationalCodes and Standards—Sponsored by Codes & Standards Technical Com-mitteeDeveloped by: J. Shi, Amec Foster Wheeler, Gloucester, United Kingdom; J. T.

Fong, National Institute of Standards & Technology, Gaithers-burg, MD, USA

Chair: J. Shi, Amec Foster Wheeler, Gloucester, United KingdomCo-Chair: J. T. Fong, National Institute of Standards & Technology,

Gaithersburg, MD, USAPVP2016-63040: A COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT DESIGN CODES ON FA-TIGUE LIFE ASSESSMENT METHODSJ. Shi, L. Wei, Amec Foster Wheeler, Gloucester, United Kingdom; C. Faidy, CFIntegrity Engineering, Tassin, France; A. Wasylyk, World Nuclear Association, Lon-don, United Kingdom; N. Prinja, Amec Foster Wheeler, Knutsford, United King-domPVP2016-63313: DESIGN AND ASSESSMENT FOR CREEP-FATIGUE ANDCREEP-FATIGUE CRACK GROWTHR. A. Ainsworth, University of Manchester, Manchester, United KingdomPVP2016-63715: A HIGH-ACCURACY APPROACH TO FINITE ELEMENTANALYSIS USING THE HEXA 27-NODE ELEMENTP. V. Marcal, MPACT, Corp., Oak Park, CA, USA; J. Fong, National Institute ofStandards & Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, USA; R. Rainsberger, XYZ ScientificApplications, Inc., Pleasant Hill, CA, USA; L. Ma, National Institute of Standards& Technology, North Potomac, MD, USA

SESSION 1.1I (MF-34-1)Monday, July 18, 8:30 am – 10:15 am. Perspectives Level (34th Floor), EnglishBay (S)STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY FOR SPENT FUEL CANISTERS-IDeveloped by: P.-S. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USA;

C. Lissenden, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USAChair: Y.-J. Kim, Korea University, Seoul, Korea (Republic)Co-Chair: P.-S. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2016-63887: FLAW STABILITY ANALYSIS OF SEMI-ELLIPTICAL SUR-FACE CRACKS IN CANISTERS UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF WELDINGRESIDUAL STRESSJ. Shi, L. Wei, Amec Foster Wheeler, Gloucester, United Kingdom; P.-S. Lam, Sa-vannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2016-63312: ROBOTIC INSPECTION OF DRY STORAGE CASKS FORSPENT NUCLEAR FUELC. Lissenden, S. Choi, H. Cho, I. Jovanovic, A. Motta, Penn State University Park,PA, USAPVP2016-63634: CHARACTERIZING SUCCESSFUL ROBOTIC INSERTIONAND REMOVAL FROM A DRY STORAGE CASK USING PEG-LIKE JAMMINGAND WEDGING ANALYSISB. McNelly, R. Leary, S. Brennan, K. Reichard, Penn State, University Park, PA,USA

SESSION 1.1J (MF-19-1)Monday, July 18, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Grouse(N)CREEP DEFORMATION AND FAILURE ANALYSISDeveloped by: C. M. Davies, Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom;

H. Qian, Alstom Power, Avon, CT, USA; R. Dennis, Frazer-NashConsultancy, Avon, United Kingdom

Chair: D. Dewees, Babcock & Wilcox, Barberton, OH, USACo-Chair: C. M. Davies, Imperial College London, London, United KingdomPVP2016-63029: MODELING THE CREEP DEFORMATION, DAMAGE, ANDRUPTURE OF HASTELLOY X USING MPC OMEGA, THETA, AND SIN-HY-PERBOLIC MODELSM. S. Haque, C. M. Stewart, University of Texas El Paso, El Paso, TX, USAPVP2016-63445: FINITE ELEMENT SIMULATION OF CREEP DEFORMATIONFOR Gr. 91 STEEL AT 600 °C USING GAROFALO MODELM.-G. Won, J. B. Choi, Sungkyunkwan University, Suwon, Korea (Republic); N.-S. Huh, Seoul National University of Science and Technology, Seoul, Korea (Re-public); H.-Y. Lee, W.-G. Kim, Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Daejeon,Korea (Republic)PVP2016-63906: AN ASSESSMENT OF CREEP DEFORMATION IN WELDEDGRADE 91 STEELS USING ADVANCED TESTING AND MODELING TECH-NIQUES (Presentation Only)X. Yu, Z. Feng, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USAPVP2016-63039: LIFE PREDICTION OF COLD-STRETCHED AUSTENITICSTAINLESS STEEL AT HIGH TEMPERATUREY. Han, K. Wang, Ningbo University of Technology, Ningbo, ChinaPVP2016-63411: EFFECT OF TI ADDITIONS ON MICROSTRUCTURE ANDMECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF CENTRIFUGALLY CAST 25Cr-35Ni-NbALLOYT. Chen, C. Xuedong, X. Lian, Z. Fan, Hefei General Machinery Research Institute,Hefei, Anhui, China

SESSION 1.1K (HT-1-1)Monday, July 18, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Cypress(W)EFFECTS OF AUTOFRETTAGE AND FATIGUE ON LIFE OF HIGH PRESSUREVESSELSDeveloped by: K. Subramanian, Stress Engineering Services, Metairie, LA, USAChair: K. Subramanian, Stress Engineering Services, Metairie, LA, USACo-Chair: K. Karpanan, FMC Technologies Inc., Houston, TX, USAPVP2016-63199: APPLICATION OF XFEM TO MODEL STATIONARY CRACKAND CRACK PROPAGATION FOR PRESSURE CONTAINING SUBSEAEQUIPMENTS. Lee, FMC Technologies, Houston, TX, USA; D. Martin, Simulia Systemes, Irv-ing, TX, USAPVP2016-64043: LIMITATIONS AND CONSERVATISM OF THE FAILURE AS-SESSMENT DIAGRAM METHOD (Presentation Only)D. Peters, Structural Integrity Associates, Edinboro, PA, USA; C. Tipple, StructuralIntegrity Associates, Centennial, CO, USAPVP2016-63705: CRITICAL PLANE SEARCH METHOD FOR BIAXIAL ANDMULTIAXIAL FATIGUE ANALYSISK. Karpanan, FMC Technologies Inc., Houston, TX, USAPVP2016-63697: INFLUENCE OF RESIDUAL STRESS DUE TO PRIOR OVER-LOADING ON THE FATIGUE LIFE OF A NOTCHED PLATEK. Karpanan, FMC Technologies Inc., Houston, TX, USA

SESSION 1.1L (SE-6-1)Monday, July 18, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Convention Level (Third Floor), Prince ofWalesSEISMIC ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF PIPING SYSTEMS—IDeveloped by: G. Slagis, G C Slagis Associates, Roseville, CA, USA; I. Naka-

mura, National Research Institute for Earth Science and DisasterPrevention, Ibaraki, Japan; T. Hassan, North Carolina State Uni-versity, Raleigh, NC, USA

Chair: G. Slagis, G C Slagis Associates, Roseville, CA, USACo-Chair: T. Hassan, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, USAPVP2016-63119: THE OECD-NEA PROGRAMME ON METALLIC COMPO-NENT MARGINS UNDER HIGH SEISMIC LOADS (MECOS)P. Labbé, EDF, Paris, France; C. Mathon, EDF, Villeurbanne, France; F. Moreau,Geodynamique et Structures, Bagneux, France; G. R. Reddy, Bhabha Atomic Re-search Centre, Mumbai, India; S. A. Karamanos, University of Thessaly, Volos,Greece

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PVP2016-63422: TRIAL MODEL TESTS WITH SIMULATION MATERIAL TOOBTAIN FAILURE MODES OF PIPES UNDER EXCESSIVE SEISMIC LOADSI. Nakamura, National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Preven-tion, Ibaraki, Japan; N. Kasahara, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-63363: STUDY ON DYNAMIC RESPONSE BY ALTERNATING ANDSTATIC LOADA. Otani, IHI Corporation, Yokahoma, Kanagawa, Japan; S. Kai, IHI Corporation,Kanagawa, Japan

SESSION 1.1M (OAC-1-1)Monday, July 18, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Seymour(N)SAFETY, RELIABILITY AND RISK MANAGEMENT OF POWER PLANT SYS-TEMSDeveloped by: A. Reich, Streamline Automation LLC, Hunteville, AL, USA; H.

Watson, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAChair: A. Reich, Streamline Automation LLC, Hunteville, AL, USACo-Chair: H. Watson, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2016-63062: CARBON FIBER REINFORCEMENT OF A WATER STORAGETANK FOR BEYOND DESIGN BASIS LOADSA. Reich, Streamline Automation LLC, Hunteville, AL, USA; J. Charest, Construc-tion Solutions Inc., Amesbury, MA, USAPVP2016-63155: EFFECTIVE METHOD OF MEASURING THE RELIABILITYOF THE GAS NETWORKC. Feng, W. Changchun, China University of Petroleum (Beijing), Beijing, ChinaPVP2016-63201: RECOMMENDED CONFIGURATION OF BOILER DRUMWATER LEVEL CONTROL AND PROTECTION SYSTEMZ. Liu, J. M. Harris, R-Levels Power Partner Limited Liability Company, Houston,TX, USA; J. Liu, S. Yu, M. Zhou, Qinhuangdao Huadian Measurement & ControlEquipment Co., Ltd., Qin Huangdao, Hebei, ChinaPVP2016-63347: BROAD VARIATION IN FRICTION AMONG COATED STUDSK. Worden, Flexitallic LP, Deer Park, TX, USA

SESSION 1.1N (SPC-2-1)Monday, July 18, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Stanley(W)STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION—MS/BS IDeveloped by: M. Nitzel, M. E. Nitzel Engineering Services, Nampa, ID, USA;

F. Paolacci, Roma Tre University, Rome, RM, Italy; D. Peters,Structural Integrity Associates, Edinboro, PA, USA

Chair: N. O`Dowd, University of Limerick, Limerick, IrelandCo-Chair: D. Peters, Structural Integrity Associates, Edinboro, PA, USAPVP2016-63712: EVALUATION OF THE ANCHOR-BOLT CHAIR DESIGN CON-SIDERING LOCALIZED STRESSES IN THE SHELL OF ANCHORED STOR-AGE TANKSA. Rondon, S. Guzey, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, USAPVP2016-63420: FATIGUE LIMIT IMPROVEMENT BY NEEDLE-PEENING FORSTAINLESS STEEL WELDED JOINT CONTAINING A CRACK-LIKE DEFECTR. Fueki, K. Takahashi, Yokohama National University, Yokohama, JapanPVP2016-63477: FATIGUE CRACK INITIATION MODEL OF TYPE 316 STAIN-LESS STEELT. Ishizawa, T. Nakamura, T. Kitada, Osaka University, Suita, Osaka, JapanPVP2016-63539: A LAGRANGE-PROJECTION-LIKE NUMERICAL SCHEMEFOR MIXED ACOUSTIC-CONVECTIVE TWO-PHASE FLOWSM. ten Eikelder, Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven, Netherlands; F.Daude, Électricité de France, Clamart, France; B. Koren, Eindhoven Universityof Technology, Eindhoven, Netherlands

SESSION 1.1O (SPC-4-1)Monday, July 18, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Convention Level (Third Floor), OxfordSTUDENT PAPER SYMPOSIUM—MS/BS IDeveloped by: M. Nitzel, M. E. Nitzel Engineering Services, Nampa, ID, USA;

D. Peters, Structural Integrity Associates, Edinboro, PA, USAChair: Y. Shoji, YS Corporation, Musashino, Tokyo, JapanCo-Chair: S. Hensel, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions LLC, Martinez, GA,

USAPVP2016-63211: APPLICATION OF THE MODIFIED RITCHIE–KNOTT–RICE

CRITERION TO PREDICT FRACTURE OF MINIATURIZED CHARPY TYPESE(B) SPECIMENS FROM FULL SIZED SPECIMENST. Yamaguchi, Y. Higashino, T. Meshii, University of Fukui, Fukui, JapanPVP2016-63448: NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF AN AIR SPRING WITH TWOTANKS CONNECTED BY A LONG PIPE: EFFECT OF ORIFICE INSTALLED INTHE PIPEM. Toji, T. Asami, University of Hyogo, Himeji, Hyogo, Japan; T. Ise, ToyohashiUniversity of Technology, Toyohashi, Aichi, JapanPVP2016-63232: STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY ASSESSMENT OF RPV UNDERSEVERE ACCIDENT CONDITIONS WITH CREEP CONSTANTS CORRELA-TIONT. H. Kim, Y. Chang, Kyung Hee University, Kyunggi-do, Korea (Republic); B.-S.Lee, Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Daejeon, Korea (Republic)

SESSION 1.1S Monday, July 18, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyFoyerTECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION FORUM—IDeveloped by: C. Jaske, Det Norske Veritas, Dublin, OH, USA; J. F. Cory, Jr.,

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SESSION 1.2Q (TW-1-1)Monday, July 18, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyBallroomOPENING CEREMONY AND PLENARY LECTURESDeveloped by: D. Scarth, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, CanadaTHE DEVELOPMENT OF POLYETHYLENE AND THE USE IN PRESSUREPIPE APPLICATIONSS. Patterson, Plastics Pipe InstituteA SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY, THE PVPD HISTORY—A STORY OF SUCCESSS. Y. Zamrik, Penn State University

SESSION 1.2S Monday, July 18, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyFoyerTECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION FORUM—IIDeveloped by: C. Jaske, Det Norske Veritas, Dublin, OH, USA; J. F. Cory, Jr.,

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SESSION 1.3A (CT-2-2)Monday, July 18, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Regency BDESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF BOLTED FLANGE JOINTS IISymposium on Bolted Joints—Co-Sponsored by Computer Technology andBolted Joints and Design & Analysis Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: T. Sawa, Hiroshima University, Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan; H. Bouzid,

École de Technologie Supérieure, Montréal, QC, Canada; J. Wa-terland, VSP Technologies, Prince George, VA, USA

Chair: T. Sawa, Hiroshima University, Tokyo, Tokyo, JapanCo-Chair: J. Waterland, VSP Technologies, Prince George, VA, USAPVP2016-63166: ON THE EQUIVALENT MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF SPI-RAL WOUND GASKETSH. Attoui, H. Bouzid, École de Technologie Supérieure, Montréal, QC, CanadaPVP2016-63212: EVALUATION OF THERMAL AND MECHANICAL BEHAV-IORS OF PIPE FLANGE CONNECTIONS FOR LOW TEMPERATURE FLUIDSBY NUMERICAL ANALYSIS AND EXPERIMENTST. Fukuoka, Kobe University, Kobe, JapanPVP2016-63529: THE MECHANICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND SEALINGPERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF BOLTED PIPE FLANGE CONNECTIONS

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WITH METALLIC FLAT GASKETS SUBJECTED TO INTERNAL PRESSUREK. Kondo, Shinko Plantech Co. Ltd., Yokohama, Japan; K. Sato, S. Takahashi,Nippon Valqua Industries, Ltd., Gojo, Japan; T. Sawa, Hiroshima University, Tokyo,Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-63614: ESTIMATION OF HEAD LOSS DUE TO FLOW INTRUSIONWITH INNER RING SPIRAL WOUND GASKETSD. Rice, VSP Technologies, Leland, NC, USA; J. Waterland, VSP Technologies,Prince George, VA, USA; D. Chandler, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY, USA

SESSION 1.3B (CS-2-2)Monday, July 18, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Regency EFATIGUE AND RATCHETING ISSUES IN PRESSURE VESSEL AND PIPINGDESIGN (II)Symposium on Fatigue Issues—Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards andDesign & Analysis Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: W. Reinhardt, Candu Energy Inc., Mississauga, ON, CanadaChair: W. Reinhardt, Candu Energy Inc., Mississauga, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: C. Faidy, CF Integrity Engineering, Tassin, FrancePVP2016-63773: RATCHETING WITH NO THERMAL BENDING AND MEM-BRANE STRESSR. Adibi-Asl, AMEC, Toronto, ON, Canada; W. Reinhardt, Candu Energy Inc., Mis-sissauga, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63861: ENVIRONMENTALLY-ASSISTED FATIGUE ANALYSISUSING A STRAIN-BASED APPROACHT. Gilman, F. Ku, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA, USAPVP2016-64028: EXAMINATION OF VARIOUS BENDING MOMENTS ON THERUN SIDE AND ON THE BRANCH SIDE FOR THE STRESS INDEX C2 OFASME NB-3600 CLASS 1 BRANCH CONNECTIONSR. Gurdal, U. Faraz, AREVA Inc., Lynchburg, VA, USAPVP2016-63027: FATIGUE USAGE LIFE AND GRADIENT FACTORS FORASME CLASS 1 PIPING FATIGUE ANALYSESS. Gosselin, D. Nunez, LPI, Inc., Richland, WA, USA; T. C. Esselman, LPI, Inc.,Amesbury, MA, USA; N. Palm, Electric Power Research Institute, Washington,PA, USA

SESSION 1.3C (MF-6-2)Monday, July 18, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Regency FFFS—2Developed by: C. Jaske, DNV GL, Dublin, OH, USA; M. Cohn, Intertek AIM,

Sunnyvale, CA, USAChair: C. Jaske, DNV GL, Dublin, OH, USACo-Chair: M. Cohn, Intertek AIM, Sunnyvale, CA, USAPVP2016-63010: CREEP RUPTURE LIFE PREDICTION OF GRADE 91 CIR-CUMFERENTIAL WELDED TUBE UNDER COMBINED INTERNAL PRESSUREWITH AXIAL LOADT. Ogata, Central Research Institute, Tokyo, Japan; T. Mitsueda, H. Sakai,Hokkaido Electric Power Co. Inc., Ebetsu, Hokkaido, JapanPVP2016-63266: GRADE P91 POWER PIPING TIME-DEPENDENT VIS-COPLASTIC STRESSES AND CUMULATIVE CREEP DAMAGE IN CIRCUM-FERENTIAL WELDMENTS (Presentation Only)M. Cohn, Intertek AIM, Sunnyvale, CA, USA; M. Cronin, Intertek AIM, Fremont,CA, USAPVP2016-63989: FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE ASSESSMENT OF CALANDRIATUBE TO LIQUID INJECTION SHUTDOWN SYSTEM NOZZLE CONTACT INA CANDU REACTORC. Liu, E. Tulk, D. Scarth, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, Canada; L. Micuda, BrucePower L.P., Toronto, ON, Canada

SESSION 1.3D (DA-12-1)Monday, July 18, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza AFRACTURE—IDeveloped by: S. Finneran, DNV GL - Materials Advisory Services, Hilliard, OH,

USA; S. Kataoka, JGC Corporation, Yokohama, JapanChair: S. Finneran, DNV GL - Materials Advisory Services, Hilliard, OH,

USACo-Chair: S. Kataoka, JGC Corporation, Yokohama, JapanPVP2016-63220: INFLUENCES OF T-STRESS ON CONSTRAINT EFFECT IN

MISMATCHED MODIFIED BOUNDARY LAYER MODEL FOR CREEP CRACKY. Dai, Y. Liu, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China; H. Chen, University of Strath-clyde, Glasgow, ScotlandPVP2016-63245: THE DIGITAL IMAGE CORRELATION TECHNIQUE APPLIEDTO SINGLE SPECIMEN TESTING METHODOLOGYP. Le Delliou, C. Sonnefraud, W. Vincent, EDf R&D, Moret-sur-Loing, FrancePVP2016-63264: IMPROVEMENT OF THE LBB.ENG2 CIRCUMFERENTIALTHROUGH-WALL CRACK J-ESTIMATION SCHEMER. Olson, Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, OH, USA; F. Brust, EngineeringMechanics Corporation of Columbus, Columbus, OH, USA; S. Kalyanam, Engi-neering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus, Columbus, OH, USA; J. Soon Park,Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety, Daejeon, Korea (Republic)PVP2016-63601: BRITTLE FRACTURE ANALYSIS IN THICK PERFORATEDPLATES (Presentation Only)P. Duranton, Westinghouse France, Orsay, France; H.-K. Ching, J. D. Burr, West-inghouse, Cranberry Township, PA, USA

SESSION 1.3E (DA-16-1)Monday, July 18, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza BPANEL SESSION: 50 YEARS OF D&A TECHNICAL CONTRIBUTIONS TOASME AND INDUSTRYDeveloped by: R. Baliga, Advent Engineering Svcs, San Ramon, CA, USA; S.

McGuffie, Porter McGuffie, Inc., Lawrence, KS, USAChair: R. Baliga, Advent Engineering Svcs, San Ramon, CA, USACo-Chair: S. McGuffie, Porter McGuffie, Inc., Lawrence, KS, USAPanelists:S. Zamrik, ASME past Chair, Penn State UniversityC. Becht, Becht EngineeringW. Bees, Consulting Engineer (PVPD senate)A. Dermenjian, Consulting Engineer (PVPD senate)R. Baliga, Advent Engineering Svcs

SESSION 1.3F (MF-4-2)Monday, July 18, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza CEXPERIMENTAL METHODS FOR WELD RESIDUAL STRESS MEASURE-MENT AND MODELING EFFICIENCYDeveloped by: E. Keim, AREVA, Erlangen, Bavaria, GermanyChair: F. Ku, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA, USACo-Chair: E. Keim, AREVA, Erlangen, Bavaria, GermanyPVP2016-63002: RESIDUAL STRESS DETERMINATION BY CONTOURMETHOD IN BUTT WELDED MILD STEEL PLATESG. Brar, S. Garg, Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College, Ludhiana, IndiaPVP2016-63097: RESIDUAL STRESS MEASUREMENT IN WELDED ELE-MENTS BY ULTRASONIC METHOD (Presentation Only)Y. Kudryavtsev, J. Kleiman, Structural Integrity Technologies Inc., Markham, ON,CanadaPVP2016-63879: RESIDUAL STRESS MEASUREMENTS USING THE CON-TOUR, DEEP-HOLE DRILLING AND NEUTRON DIFFRACTION METHODS INT-SECTION SPECIMENSK. Serasli, D. Cave, E. Kingston, VEQTER Limited, Bristol, United KingdomPVP2016-63952: COMPUTATIONAL WELD MODELING USING HIGH PER-FORMANCE COMPUTING (Presentation Only)F. Brust, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus, Columbus, OH, USA;E. Punch, E. Kurth, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus, Columbus,OH, USA; J. Nicklas, B. Gohar, Ohio State Super Computer Center, Columbus,OH, USA

SESSION 1.3G (MF-2-1)Monday, July 18, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Georgia ADAVID SMITH MEMORIAL SESSION ON APPLICATION OF FRACTURE ME-CHANICSDavid Smith Memorial Symposium—Sponsored by Materials & FabricationTechnical CommitteeDeveloped by: P.-S. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAChair: P.-S. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USACo-Chair: C. E. Truman, University of Bristol, Bristol, United KingdomPVP2016-63345: DIRECT OBSERVATION OF ELASTIC AND PLASTIC STRAIN

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FIELDS DURING DUCTILE TEARING OF A FERRITIC STEELH. E. Coules, University of Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom; G. C. M. Horne,Frazer-Nash Consultancy Ltd., Bristol, United Kingdom; M. J. Peel, S. Oliver, D.Van Gelderen, University of Bristol, Bristol, United KingdomPVP2016-63421: A STUDY OF THE STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR ANDCRACK OPENING DISPLACEMENT RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN UNIFORMTHICKNESS PIPE BENDS AND NON-UNIFORM THICKNESS PIPE BENDSK.-D. Bae, C. Kim, S. J. Kim, H.-J. Lee, Y.-J. Kim, Korea University, Seoul, Korea(Republic)PVP2016-63570: A STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF SCALING ON STRUCTURALINTEGRITY ASSESSMENT AND FEASIBILITY OF PHYSICAL VALIDATIONP. Orrock, C. E. Truman, University of Bristol, Bristol, United KingdomPVP2016-63830: VALIDATION OF AXIAL CRACK STABILITY ASSESSMENTMETHODS IN xLPR VERSION 2.0 CODES. Kalyanam, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus, Columbus, OH,USA; F. Brust, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus, Columbus, OH,USA; D. J. Shim, G. Wilkowski, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus,Columbus, OH, USA; D. Rudland, U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Fred-erick, MD, USA

SESSION 1.3H (CS-5-2)Monday, July 18, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Georgia BTECHNICAL HARMONIZATION AND EMERGING CODE AND STANDARDS(II)Rudy Scavuzzo Memorial Symposium on Developments in InternationalCodes and Standards—Sponsored by Codes & Standards Technical Com-mitteeDeveloped by: J. Shi, Amec Foster Wheeler, Gloucester, United Kingdom; P. V.

Marcal, MPACT, Corp., Oak Park, CA, USAChair: J. Shi, Amec Foster Wheeler, Gloucester, United KingdomCo-Chair: C. Faidy, CF Integrity Engineering, Tassin, FrancePVP2016-63890: A SUPER-PARAMETRIC APPROACH TO ESTIMATING AC-CURACY AND UNCERTAINTY OF THE FINITE ELEMENT METHOD (*)R. Rainsberger, XYZ Scientific Applications, Inc., Pleasant Hill, CA, USA; J. Fong,National Institute of Standards & Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, USA; P. V. Mar-cal, MPACT, Corp., Oak Park, CA, USAPVP2016-63350: A STATISTICAL APPROACH TO ESTIMATING A 95 % CON-FIDENCE LOWER LIMIT FOR THE DESIGN CREEP RUPTURE TIME VS.STRESS CURVE WHEN THE STRESS ESTIMATE HAS AN ERROR UP TO 2(*)J. Fong, J. Filliben, N. A. Heckert, National Institute of Standards & Technology,Gaithersburg, MD, USA; P. V. Marcal, MPACT, Corp., Oak Park, CA, USA; M.Cohn, Intertek AIM, Sunnyvale, CA, USAPVP2016-63489: NUCLEAR IN-SERVICE INSPECTION CODES ASME SEC-TION XI AND RSE-M CODES COMPARISONSC. Faidy, CF Integrity Engineering, Tassin, FrancePVP2016-63600: A STUDY OF AXIAL COMPRESSION IN THE ASME B&PVCODE FOR PIPE SUPPORTS AND RESTRAINTSP. Wiseman, Z. Hoch, Lisega Inc., Kodak, TN, USA

SESSION 1.3I (MF-34-2)Monday, July 18, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), EnglishBay (S)STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY FOR SPENT FUEL CANISTERS—IIDeveloped by: C. Lissenden, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USA;

Y.-J. Kim, Korea University, Seoul, Korea (Republic); P.-S. Lam,Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USA

Chair: C. Lissenden, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USACo-Chair: A. Duncan, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2016-63311: SURFACE CRACK DETECTION IN WELDED STAINLESSSTEEL CANISTERS USING SHEAR HORIZONTAL WAVESS. Choi, H. Cho, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USA; M. Lindsey,Structural Integrity Associates, State College, PA, USA; C. Lissenden, Penn StateUniversity, University Park, PA, USAPVP2016-63884: CHLORIDE-INDUCED STRESS CORROSION CRACKGROWTH UNDER DRY SALT CONDITIONS—APPLICATION TO EVALUATEGROWTH RATES IN MULTIPURPOSE CANISTERS

R. Sindelar, J. Carter, A. Duncan, B. Garcia-Diaz, P.-S. Lam, Savannah River Na-tional Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2016-64037: LIMITING FLAW SIZE EVALUATION FOR WELDEDAUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEELS: A COMPARISON OF SECTION XI APPEN-DIX C AND APPENDIX H APPROACHESJ. Broussard, Dominion Engineering, Inc., Reston, VA, USA

SESSION 1.3J (MF-19-2)Monday, July 18, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Grouse (N)CREEP-FATIGUE DEFORMATION AND CRACK GROWTHDeveloped by: C. M. Davies, Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom;

H. Qian, Alstom Power, Avon, CT, USA; R. Dennis, Frazer-NashConsultancy, Avon, United Kingdom

Chair: C. M. Davies, Imperial College London, London, United KingdomCo-Chair: H. Qian, Alstom Power, Avon, CT, USAPVP2016-63435: C(T) ESTIMATION OF CRACKED PIPE UNDER RADIALTHERMAL GRADIENT OR AXIAL DISPLACEMENT CONTROL LOADJ.-H. Je, Korea University, Seoul, Korea (Republic); K.-H. Lee, Korea Hydro &Nuclear Power, Deajeon, Korea (Republic); Y.-J. Kim, Y.-R. Oh, Korea University,Seoul, Korea (Republic)PVP2016-63484: THE LAW OF CRACK GROWTH LIFE UNDER LOAD CON-TROLLED CREEP-FATIGUE CONDITIONS FOR W-ADDED 12% Cr STEELY. Nagumo, Teikyo University, Tokyo, Japan; A. T. Yokobori Jr., T. Fukuda, Y. Taka-hashi, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; R. Sugiura, Nihon University, Koriyama,JapanPVP2016-63225: EVALUATION OF LONG-TERM CREEP RUPTURESTRENGTH OF T91 STEEL BY MULTI-REGION RUPTURE DATA ANALYSIS(Presentation Only)K. Maruyama, J. Nakamura, K. Yoshimi, Tohoku University, Sendai, JapanPVP2016-63482: STUDIES ON INFLUENCE OF TANTALUM ADDITION INTP310HCbNK. Furuya, M. Nagao, Kobelco Steel Tube Co., Ltd., Shimonoseki, Japan; T. Miya-mura, S. Nanba, Kobe Steel, Ltd., Kobe, Japan

SESSION 1.3K (HT-1-2)Monday, July 18, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Cypress(W)DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF HIGH PRESSURE VESSEL AND EQUIPMENTDeveloped by: K. Karpanan, FMC Technologies Inc., Houston, TX, USAChair: K. Karpanan, FMC Technologies Inc., Houston, TX, USACo-Chair: K. Subramanian, Stress Engineering Services, Metairie, LA,

USA; E. Miller, Dupont, Orange, TX, USAPVP2016-63808: APPLICABILITY OF THE TAYLOR FORGE METHOD FORFLANGE DESIGN TO HIGH PRESSURE BOLTED JOINT FLANGES WITHLENS RING GASKETSD. Fuenmayor, Rolf Wink, Uhde High Pressure Tech Gmbh, Hagen, GermanyPVP2016-63990: METHOD FOR DEVELOPING VARIABLE AXIAL LOADINGIN THICK WALLED PRESSURE VESSELSL. Smith, P. Wheeler, G. Vigilante, Benét Laboratories, Watervliet, NY, USAPVP2016-63525: TENSILE TESTING AND ANALYSIS OF NOTCHED LOWALLOY STEEL SPECIMENSA. Wormsen, FMC Technologies, Kongsberg, Norway; F. Kirkemo, Statoil ASA,Tranby, Norway; T. Hagner, FMC Technologies, Kongsberg, NorwayPVP2016-63067: INFLUENCE OF LODE ANGLE ON THE ASME LOCALSTRAIN FAILURE CRITERIONK. Karpanan, FMC Technologies Inc., Houston, TX, USA; W. Thomas, FMC Tech-nologies, Sugar Land, TX, USA

SESSION 1.3L (SE-1-1)Monday, July 18, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Prince ofWalesEARTHQUAKE RESISTANCE AND SEISMIC MARGINDeveloped by: T. Taniguchi, Tottori University, Tottori, Japan; I. Nakamura, Na-

tional Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Preven-tion, Ibaraki, Japan; A. Maekawa, The Kansai Electric Power Co.Inc., Fukui, Japan

Chair: T. Ito, Osaka Prefecture University, Osaka-Pref, Japan

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Co-Chair: A. Otani, IHI Corporation, Yokahoma, Kanagawa, JapanPVP2016-63752: DEVELOPMENT OF HIGH ACCELERATION SHAKINGTABLE SYSTEM USING RESONANCE VIBRATIONM. Sakai, K. Kanazawa, Y. Ohtori, Central Research Institute of Electric PowerIndustry, Abiko, Chiba, JapanPVP2016-63865: ANALYSIS OF MAXIMUM ELASTO-PLASTIC RESPONSE OFMULTI-DEGREE-OF-FREEDOM OSCILLATORS BASED ON A MODAL COM-BINATION OF EQUIVALENTLY LINEARIZED RESPONSE OF EACH MODET. Taniguchi, Tottori University, Tottori, Japan; H. Nishiraku, Chodai, Co. Ltd.,Osaka, Japan; Y. Ono, Tottori University, Tottori, JapanPVP2016-63916: CONTRIBUTION OF THE BENDING STIFFNESS OF THETANK BOTTOM PLATE AND OUT-OF-ROUND DEFORMATION OF CYLINDRI-CAL SHELL TO THE TANK ROCKING MOTIONT. Taniguchi, Tottori University, Tottori, Japan; T. Nakashima, Jip Techno-science,Osaka, Japan; Y. Yoshida, Tottori University, Tottori, JapanPVP2016-63928: A STATIC ANALYSIS OF UPLIFT DURING STRONG EARTH-QUAKES OF UNANCHORED FLAT-BOTTOM CYLINDRICAL SHELL TANKST. Nakashima, Jip Techno-science, Osaka, Japan; T. Taniguchi, Tottori University,Tottori, Japan

SESSION 1.3M (DA-15-2)Monday, July 18, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Seymour(N)STRUCTURAL RESPONSE AND FAILURE ASSESSMENT FOR BDBE—IIDeveloped by: B. Li, Amec Foster Wheeler, Toronto, ON, Canada; N. Kasahara,

University of Tokyo, Tokyo, JapanChair: B. Li, Amec Foster Wheeler, Toronto, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: N. Kasahara, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-63216: APPLICABILITY OF THE MULTILAYER KINEMATIC HARD-ENING MODEL TO PREDICT INELASTIC BEHAVIOR OF PIPING SYSTEMSUNDER EXCESSIVE SEISMIC LOADINGK. Iwata, C. Jin, Y. Karakida, ITOCHU Techno-Solutions Corporation, Tokyo,Japan; N. Kasahara, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-63226: CREEP BUCKLING AND POST BUCKLING BEHAVIORS OFSTAINLESS STEEL TUBE COLUMNS UNDER EXTERNAL PRESSURE AT EX-TREMELY HIGH TEMPERATURESB. Jo, K. Okamoto, The University of Tokyo, Naka-Gun, Ibaraki, Japan; N. Kasa-hara, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-63487: ANALYTICAL STUDY ON FAILURE MODE MAP FOR LOWERFORMED HEAD OF REACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL UNDER BDBEH. Ogawa, H. Machida, Tepco Systems Corporation, Tokyo, Japan; N. Kasahara,University of Tokyo, Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-64046: SEISMIC DESIGN FOR SEVERE ACCIDENT MANAGEMENTFACILITIES IN JAPAN (Keynote Presentation)T. Yamazaki, Japan Nuclear Safety Institute, Tokyo, Japan

SESSION 1.3N (SPC-2-2)Monday, July 18, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Stanley(W)STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION—MS/BS IIDeveloped by: M. Nitzel, M. E. Nitzel Engineering Services, Nampa, ID, USA;

D. Peters, Structural Integrity Associates, Edinboro, PA, USAChair: C. Giannopapa, Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven,

NetherlandsCo-Chair: G. Papadakis, Imperial College London, London, United King-

domPVP2016-63856: ANALYTICAL METHODOLOGIES FOR BURIED PIPELINEDESIGN IN GEOHAZARD AREASG. C. Sarvanis, S. A. Karamanos, University of Thessaly, Volos, GreecePVP2016-63473: FRAGILITY ANALYSIS OF HORIZONTAL PRESSURE VES-SELS IN THE COUPLED AND UNCOUPLED CASEJ. Korndörfer, B. Hoffmeister, M. Feldmann, RWTH Aachen University, Aachen,GermanyPVP2016-63569: A HYBRID CONTROL METHOD TO REDUCE THE SEISMICRESPONSE OF A LIQUID STORAGE TANKH. Luo, R. Zhang, D. Weng, Tongji University, Shanghai, ChinaPVP2016-63558: RESEARCH ON FORMING TEMPERATURE OF

METASTABLE AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEEL HEAD BASED ON STRAIN-INDUCED MARTENSITIC TRANSFORMATIONQ. Lu, J. Zheng, X. Zhang, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China

SESSION 1.3O (SPC-4-2)Monday, July 18, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), OxfordSTUDENT PAPER SYMPOSIUM—MS/BS IIDeveloped by: M. Nitzel, M. E. Nitzel Engineering Services, Nampa, ID, USA;

D. Peters, Structural Integrity Associates, Edinboro, PA, USAChair: P. James, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United KingdomCo-Chair: A. Wasylyk, WNA-CORDEL, London, United KingdomPVP2016-63439: FAILURE ANALYSIS OF PLASTIC PIPE REINFORCED BYCROSS HELICALLY WOUND STEEL WIRE SUBJECTED TO INTERNALPRESSURE AND BENDING LOADJ. Zhang, J. Shi, J. Zheng, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, ChinaPVP2016-63013: AN OPTIMIZATION METHOD OF MULTIPLE TUNED MASSDAMPER SYSTEMS AND APPLICATION TO BRIDGE WITH MOVING CART. Nguyen, N. Miura, Kyoto institute of Technology, Kyoto, Japan; A. Sone, Kyotoinstitute of Technology, Kyoto, JapanPVP2016-63714: EVALUATION OF THE DESIGN PRESSURE AND FAILUREMODES FOR THE API 12F SHOP WELDED FLAT BOTTOM TANKS FOR OILSTORAGEA. Rondon, S. Guzey, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, USA

SESSION 1.3Q (TW-1-2)Monday, July 18, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Regency AAPPLICATION OF THE ASME CODE TO RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL PACKAG-ING/CASK (PART 1)Developed by: D. Stang, Omax Corporation, Kent, WA, USAChair: D. Stang, Omax Corporation, Kent, WA, USAPresented by: Z. Han, Y. Liu, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA;

A. Smith, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USA

SESSION 1.3S Monday, July 18, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyFoyerTECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION FORUM—IIIDeveloped by: C. Jaske, Det Norske Veritas, Dublin, OH, USA; J. F. Cory, Jr.,

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SESSION 1.4A (CT-5-1)Monday, July 18, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Regency BASSEMBLY OF BOLTED FLANGE JOINTSSymposium on Bolted Joints—Co-Sponsored by Computer Technology andBolted Joints and Design & Analysis Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: J. Waterland, VSP Technologies, Prince George, VA, USAChair: J. Waterland, VSP Technologies, Prince George, VA, USACo-Chair: A. Bausman, VSP Technologies, Kingsport, TN, USAPVP2016-63037: EFFICIENT METHODOLOGY FOR THE ASSEMBLY OF RINGTYPE JOINTS (Presentation Only)I. Coria, M. Abasolo, J. Aguirrebeitia, University of the Basque Country, Bilbao,Vizcaya, SpainPVP2016-63255: ALTERNATIVE ASSEMBLY EVALUATION FOR RAILCARPRESSURE PLATE CONNECTIONA. Bausman, VSP Technologies, Kingsport, TN, USA; D. Reid, S. Benet, VSPTechnologies, Webster, TX, USAPVP2016-63720: CORRELATION ON SCATTER BETWEEN TORQUE COEF-FICIENT AND BOLT PRELOAD IN PIPE FLANGE CONNECTIONY. Omiya, M. Fujii, Okayama University, Okayama, JapanPVP2016-63723: STUDY OF BOLT TIGHTENING METHODS USING LOAD IN-DICATING BOLTSG. Jung, Shell Global Solutions, Houston, TX, USA; R. R. Flocken, Valley Forge

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SESSION 1.4B (CS-3-1)Monday, July 18, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Regency EENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE ISSUES—ISymposium on Fatigue Issues—Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards, Ma-terials & Fabrication, and Design & Analysis Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: S. Asada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Kobe, Japan; H.

Mehta, GE Hitachi Nuclear Engineering, San Jose, CA, USAChair: S. Asada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Kobe, JapanCo-Chair: H. Mehta, GE Hitachi Nuclear Engineering, San Jose, CA, USAPVP2016-63149: INCEFA-PLUS (INCREASING SAFETY IN NUCLEAR POWERPLANTS BY COVERING GAPS IN ENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE ASSESS-MENT)K. J. Mottershead, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, Cheshire, United Kingdom;M. Bruchhausen, European Commission, Petten, Netherlands; T. Metais, EDF,Villeurbanne, France; S. Cicero, University of Cantabria, Santander, Spain; N.Platts, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, Cheshire, United KingdomPVP2016-63127: MODIFICATIONS OF THE 2016 EDITION OF THE RCC-MCODE TO ACCOUNT FOR ENVIRONMENTALLY ASSISTED FATIGUES. Courtin, AREVA NP, Paris La Defense, France; T. Métais, EDF Septen, Villeur-banne, France; M. Triay, AREVA NP, Paris La Defense, France; E. Meister, EDFSepten, Villeurbanne, France; S. Marie, AREVA NP, Paris La Defense, FrancePVP2016-63125: EVOLUTION OF FATIGUE POST-PROCESSING METHODSIN THE EDF OPEN-ACCESS FEA CODE ASTERT. Métais, EDF Septen, Villeurbanne, France; N. Robert, EDF - UNIE, Saint Denis,France; P. Genette, EDF Septen, Villeurbanne, France; N. Etchegaray, EDF -UNIE, Saint Denis, FrancePVP2016-63478: ENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE EVALUATION CONSIDERINGTRANSIENT STRESS HISTORY FOR PIPINGY. Kim, S. Kang, B.-J. Park, G. Kim, H. Kim, KEPCO Engineering & Construction,Daejeon, Korea (Republic)

SESSION 1.4C (CS-6-1)Monday, July 18, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Regency FAPI 579/ASME CODE FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE ACTIVITIESDeveloped by: P. E. Prueter, The Equity Engineering Group, Inc., Shaker

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

Heights, OH, USACo-Chair: S. McCracken, Electric Power Research Institute, Harrisburg,

NC, USAPVP2016-63598: THE APPLICATION OF LONG AND SHORT CYLINDRICALSHELL SOLUTIONS FOR STRESS AND FLEXIBILITY DETERMINATION IN ASINGLE MITRED BENDA. Bogdan, I. Orynyak, IPP-Centre Ltd., Kyiv, Ukraine; I. Selivestrova, G.S. Pis-arenko Institute for Problems of Strength, Kyiv, UkrainePVP2016-63678: SUMMARY AND APPLICATIONS OF THE NEW FATIGUERULES IN PART 14 OF API 579-1/ASME FFS-1 AND WRC 550A. Stenta, E. Gassama, D. W. Spring, J. Cochran, C. Panzarella, Equity Engi-neering Group, Shaker Heights, OH, USAPVP2016-63695: FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE ASSESSMENT OF PIPING SUB-JECT TO RANDOM VIBRATIONL. Breaux, Stress Engineering Services, Metairie, LA, USA; S. McNeill, StressEngineering Services, Houston, TX, USA; G. Szasz, Stress Engineering Services,Metairie, LA, USAPVP2016-63756: EVALUATION OF GROOVE RADIUS ASSESSMENT CRITE-RIA BASED ON BRITTLE AND DUCTILE LOCAL FAILURE MODELSG. W. Brown, L. Parietti, B. Rose, Quest Integrity USA, Boulder, CO, USA; Ted L.Anderson, Team Industrial Services, Boulder, CO, USA

SESSION 1.4D (DA-12-2)Monday, July 18, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza A

FRACTURE—IIDeveloped by: S. Finneran, DNV GL - Materials Advisory Services, Hilliard, OH,

USA; S. Kataoka, JGC Corporation, Yokohama, Japan

Chair: S. Finneran, DNV GL - Materials Advisory Services, Hilliard, OH,USA

Co-Chair: S. Kataoka, JGC Corporation, Yokohama, JapanPVP2016-63168: RATIONALIZING SAMPLING OF PIPE MATERIAL PROPER-TIES FOR PROBABILISTIC PIPE FRACTURE ANALYSESR. Olson, Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, OH, USA; B. A. Young, Battelle,Columbus, OH, USAPVP2016-63169: A SIMPLE APPROACH FOR INCLUDING WELD RESIDUALSTRESSES IN THE CALCULATION OF PIPE CIRCUMFERENTIAL THROUGH-WALL CRACK OPENINGR. Olson, Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, OH, USAPVP2016-63268: ELASTIC AND PLASTIC MICROSCOPIC DEFORMATION OFPOLYCRYSTALLINE PURE TITANIUM UNDER TENSIONN. Tada, Y. Doi, Okayama University, Okayama, JapanPVP2016-63449: EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL EVALUATION OF FRAC-TURE TOUGHNESS ON ELECTRON BEAM WELDED JOINT IN Al6061-T6W. Rekik, O. Ancelet, CEA, Gif-sur-Yvette, France; C. Gardin, F. Hamon, ENSMA,Chasseneuil, FrancePVP2016-63494: INTERACTION OF RESIDUAL STRESSES WITH APPLIEDSTRESSES IN A DISSIMILAR METAL ELECTRON BEAM WELDED SPECI-MENK. A. Venkata, C. E. Truman, University of Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom; S.Khayatzadeh, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland; H. E. Coules, Uni-versity of Bristol, Bristol, United Kingdom

SESSION 1.4E (DA-1-1)Monday, July 18, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza BDESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PRESSURE VESSELS AND COMPONENTS—IDeveloped by: C. Rodery, BP p.l.c, League City, TX, USAChair: C. Rodery, BP p.l.c, League City, TX, USACo-Chair: N. E. Barkley, Contract Fabricators, Inc., Holly Springs, MS, USAPVP2016-63074: THE CASE FOR MACA: THE OPTIMIZATION OF CORRO-SION ALLOWANCEJ. Taagepera, Chevron ETC, Richmond, CA, USAPVP2016-63075: GUIDELINES FOR MACA: THE OPTIMIZATION OF CORRO-SION ALLOWANCEJ. Taagepera, Chevron ETC, Richmond, CA, USA; C. Boyak, Chevron ETC, ElCerrito, CA, USAPVP2016-63759: WELD JOINT EFFICIENCY IN DESIGN BY ANALYSIST. Seipp, Becht Engineering Canada, Ltd., Okotoks, AB, CanadaPVP2016-63202: DESIGN OF CYLINDRICAL STEEL STORAGE TANKS: A LIN-EAR ELASTIC ANALYSIS APPROACHE. Azzuni, S. Guzey, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, USAPVP2016-63204: A REVIEW OF THE SHELL BUCKLING AND STIFFENERRING DESIGN FOR CYLINDRICAL STEEL STORAGE TANKSE. Azzuni, S. Guzey, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, USA

SESSION 1.4F (MF-4-3)Monday, July 18, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza CTHREE DIMENSIONAL COMPUTATIONAL WELD MODELINGDeveloped by: E. Keim, AREVA, Erlangen, Bavaria, Germany; D. Rudland, U.

S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Frederick, MD, USAChair: E. Keim, AREVA, Erlangen, Bavaria, GermanyCo-Chair: F. Brust, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus,

Columbus, OH, USAPVP2016-63237: TWO CASE STUDIES IN 3-D RESIDUAL STRESS PREDIC-TION FOR NUCLEAR POWER APPLICATIONSM. Benson, P. Raynaud, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville, MD,USA; F. Brust, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus, Columbus, OH,USAPVP2016-63613: COMPUTATION OF THE WELDING PROCESS: THE ENGI-NEERING PRACTICE CONSOLIDATED THANKS TO R&D’ TOOLSF. Rossillon, EDF SEPTEN, Villeurbanne, France; D. Albrecht, EDF R&D, Chatou,FrancePVP2016-63733: WELD RESIDUAL STRESS AND CREEP-FATIGUE ANALY-SIS OF A FURNACE ROLL IN A CONTINUOUS HOT DIP COATING LINEY.-P. Yang, W. Mohr, EWI, Columbus, OH, USA

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PVP2016-63815: 3D RESIDUAL STRESS SIMULATION OF AN EXCAVATEAND WELD REPAIR MOCKUPF. Ku, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA, USA; P. Riccardella,Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., Highlands Ranch, CO, USA; S. McCracken,Electric Power Research Institute, Harrisburg, NC, USAPVP2016-63951: OPTIMAL WELD DESIGN OF PLUG REPAIR IN REACTORPRESSURE VESSEL WITH 3D COMPUTATIONAL WELD MODELINGF. Brust, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus, Columbus, OH, USA;D. Barton, Westinghouse, Rock Hill, SC, USA

SESSION 1.4G (MF-5-1)Monday, July 18, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Georgia ADAVID SMITH MEMORIAL SESSION ON EUROPEAN PROGRAMS IN STRUC-TURAL INTEGRITYDavid Smith Memorial Symposium—Sponsored by Materials & FabricationTechnical CommitteeDeveloped by: P. James, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United Kingdom;

E. Keim, AREVA, Erlangen, Bavaria, Germany; D. Moinereau,Electricite De France, Moret-sur-Loing, France; T. Nicak, AREVA,Erlangen, Germany

Chair: P. James, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United KingdomCo-Chair: T. Nicak, AREVA, Erlangen, GermanyPVP2016-63459: FRACTURE-MECHANICS ANALYSIS OF THE REACTORPRESSURE VESSEL BEZNAU 1 BASED ON THERMAL-HYDRAULICS INPUTDATA FROM KWU-MIX AND CFD ANALYSEST. Nicak, E. Keim, AREVA, Erlangen, Germany; H. Hägeli, Axpo AG NPP Beznau,Döttingen, Switzerland; R. Trewin, I. Cremer, AREVA, Erlangen, GermanyPVP2016-63511: WARM PRE-STRESS TESTS OF THE IRRADIATED RPVBASE MATERIAL OF BEZNAU UNIT 1F. Obermeier, S. Heussner, M. Kaiser, AREVA GmbH, Erlangen, Bavaria, Ger-many; H. Hägeli, Axpo AG NPP Beznau, Döttingen, Switzerland; H. Schendzielorz,AREVA GmbH, Erlangen, GermanyPVP2016-63531: FURTHER POST TEST ANALYSIS AND COMPARISON OFSTYLE MU-2 TEST RESULTSP. James, M. Ford, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United Kingdom

SESSION 1.4H (CS-11-1)Monday, July 18, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Georgia BEXTREME PRESSURE EQUIPMENTRudy Scavuzzo Memorial Symposium on Developments in InternationalCodes and Standards—Sponsored by Codes & Standards Technical Com-mitteeDeveloped by: J. Zheng, J. Shi, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, ChinaChair: J. Zheng, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, ChinaCo-Chair: J. Shi, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, ChinaPVP2016-63839: FEASIBILITY DISCUSSION OF APPLICATION OF ASME-SAFETY CLASS 3 HDPE PIPING IN CHINAW. Pan, Z. Li, M. Zhou, China Nuclear Power Design Co., Ltd. Shanghai, Shang-hai, ChinaPVP2016-63058: STUDY ON METALLOGRAPHY TEST OF THE STEELSPV490 FOR ATMOSPHERIC STORAGE TANK AFTER FIREZ. Fang, China Special Equipment Inspection and Research Institute, Beijing,China; W. Hu, China University of Petroleum-Beijing, Beijing, China; D. Liu, G. Li,China Special Equipment Inspection and Research Institute, Beijing, China; Z.Wang, Beijing Institute of Architectural Design, Beijing, ChinaPVP2016-63532: NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION OF NOZZLE ASPECT RATIOEFFECTS ON HYDROGEN JET RELEASE CHARACTERISTICSH. Bie, Ocean University of China, Qingdao, China; Z. Hao, Shandong Academyof Science, Qingdao, China; J. Ye, Huazhong University of Science and Technol-ogy, Wuhan, ChinaPVP2016-63960: CASE STUDY OF THE SURFACE CRACKING OF AUSTEN-ITE STAINLESS STEEL WELD OVERLAY CLADDING IN HYDROGEN ENVI-RONMENTX. Li, K. Ou, L. Wang, J. Zheng, W. Luo, Guangdong Institute of Special Equip-ment Inspection and Research, Foshan, China

SESSION 1.4I (MF-16-1)Monday, July 18, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), EnglishBay (S)PLASTIC PIPES AND COMPONENTSDeveloped by: S. Kalyanam, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus,

Columbus, OH, USA; D. J. Shim, Structural Integrity Associates,Inc., San Jose, CA, USA

Chair: M. Troughton, TWI Ltd., Cambridge, United KingdomCo-Chair: M. Uddin, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus,

Columbus, OH, USAPVP2016-63107: DAMAGE IN POLYETHYLENE GAS PIPE: ITS EVOLUTION,CHARACTERIZATION AND INFLUENCE ON DEFORMATION AND FRAC-TURE BEHAVIOR (Presentation Only)B. Jar, Y. Zhang, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, CanadaPVP2016-63432: EVALUATION OF A NEW APPROACH FOR CHARACTERIZ-ING ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS CRACKING RESISTANCE (ESCR) OF POLY-ETHYLENEB. Jar, Y. Zhang, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, CanadaPVP2016-63595: SHORT-TERM AND LONG-TERM MECHANICAL TESTINGTO EVALUATE THE EFFECT OF FLAWS IN BUTT FUSION JOINTS IN POLY-ETHYLENE PIPESM. Troughton, A. Khamsehnezhad, TWI Ltd., Cambridge, United KingdomPVP2016-63688: EVALUATION OF ULTRASONIC PHASED-ARRAY FOR DE-TECTION OF PLANAR FLAWS IN HIGH-DENSITY POLYETHYLENE (HDPE)BUTT-FUSION JOINTSM. Prowant, K. Denslow, T. Moran, R. E. Jacob, T. S. Hartman, Pacific NorthwestNational Laboratory, Richland, WA, USA

SESSION 1.4J (MF-19-3)Monday, July 18, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Grouse (N)CREEP FAILURE ANALYSIS OF COMPONENTSDeveloped by: C. M. Davies, Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom;

H. Qian, Alstom Power, Avon, CT, USA; R. Dennis, Frazer-NashConsultancy, Avon, United Kingdom

Chair: C. M. Davies, Imperial College London, London, United KingdomCo-Chair: H. Qian, Alstom Power, Avon, CT, USAPVP2016-63176: INNER PRESSURE/BENDING CREEP TEST ON CIRCUM-FERENTIALLY WELDED LARGE DIAMETER PIPE OF GRADE 91 STEEL:CREEP DAMAGE MECHANISM AND APPLICABILITY OF NDES. Nishinoiri, Y. Takahashi, H. Fukutomi, M. Yaguchi, Central Research Instituteof Electric Power Industry, Kanagawa-ken, JapanPVP2016-63582: A COMPUTATIONAL STUDY OF THE CREEP RESPONSEOF HIGH-TEMPERATURE LOW CHROME PIPING WITH PEAKED LONGITU-DINAL WELD SEAMSP. E. Prueter, J. D. Dobis, The Equity Engineering Group, Inc., Shaker Heights,OH, USA; M. S. Geisenhoff, Flint Hills Resources, Rosemount, MN, USA; M. Ca-yard, Flint Hills Resources, Corpus Christi, TX, USAPVP2016-63696: GRADE 11 HIGH TEMPERATURE STEAM HEADER CASEHISTORY AND BENCHMARKD. Dewees, Babcock & Wilcox, Barberton, OH, USAPVP2016-63834: DEVELOPMENT OF ANALYTICAL EVALUATION METHODSFOR CREEP FAILURE IN WELDMENTS OF HIGH CHROMIUM STEELS ANDAPPLICATION TO FULL SCALE PIPE EXPERIMENTSY. Takahashi, S. Nishinoiri, M. Yaguchi, Central Research Institute of ElectricPower Industry, Kanagawa-Ken, Japan

SESSION 1.4K (HT-1-3)Monday, July 18, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Cypress(W)DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF HIGH PRESSURE MACHINERY AND OTHEREQUIPMENTDeveloped by: E. Miller, Dupont, Orange, TX, USAChair: E. Miller, Dupont, Orange, TX, USACo-Chair: K. Simpson, Exxonmobil Chemical, Scotlandville, LA, USAPVP2016-63021: REDESIGN OF LDPE SECONDARY COMPRESSOR VALVESTO BETTER TOLERATE POLYETHYLENE WAX FOULING

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K. Simpson, Exxonmobil Chemical, Scotlandville, LA, USA; J. Sanford, L.Finnefrock, Dresser-Rand Company, Painted Post, NY, USAPVP2016-63256: ALL-PURPOSE PACKING CUPS FOR HYPER COMPRES-SORC. Maggi, L. Tognarelli, GE Oil&Gas, Florence, Italy; J. Wojnar, Warsaw Instituteof Aviation, Warszawa, PolandPVP2016-63480: OPTIMIZATION OF HIGH PRESSURE COMPONENTS FORLDPE MANUFACTURINGM. Blome, S. Rueckriem, Maximator GmbH, Nordhausen, Thuringia, GermanyPVP2016-63841: FAILURE ANALYSIS OF HIGH PRESSURE RUPTURE DISCSAND EFFECTIVE COUNTER MEASURESS. Ruesenberg, G. Vonnahme, REMBE GmbH Safety + Control, Brilon, NorthRhine Westfalia, GermanyPVP2016-63991: LDPE HIGH PRESSURE TRANSIENT VENTING ANALYSIS(Presentation Only)G. Brumfield, ECI, Inc., Greenwell Springs, LA, USA

SESSION 1.4L (SE-2-1)Monday, July 18, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Prince ofWalesSEISMIC ISOLATION IDeveloped by: C. Tsai, Feng Chia University, Taichung, Taiwan; S. Fujita, Tokyo

Denki University, Tokyo, JapanChair: O. Furuya, Tokyo City University, Tokyo, JapanCo-Chair: T. Matsuoka, Meiji University, Kawasaki, Kanagawa, JapanPVP2016-63397: DEVELOPMENT ON RUBBER BEARINGS FOR SODIUM-COOLED FAST REACTOR: PART 3—ULTIMATE PROPERTIES OF A HALFSCALE THICK RUBBER BEARINGS BASED ON BREAKING TESTT. Fukasawa, S. Okamura, Mitsubishi FBR Systems, Inc., Tokyo, Japan; T. Ya-mamoto, N. Kawasaki, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki-ken, Japan; T. Hi-rotani, Shimizu Corporation, Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-63105: DEVELOPMENT ON RUBBER BEARINGS FOR SODIUM-COOLED FAST REACTOR: PART 4—AGING PROPERTIES OF A HALFSCALE THICK RUBBER BEARINGS BASED ON BREAKING TESTT. Watakabe, T. Yamamoto, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, Japan; T. Fuka-sawa, S. Okamura, Mitsubishi FBR Systems, Inc., Tokyo, Japan; T. Somaki,Obayashi Corporation, Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-63803: EVALUATION OF LONG-TERM BEHAVIOR BY THE SIZE OFLEAD RUBBER BEARINGSJ. Park, Y.-S. Choun, M. K. Kim, Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Dae-jeon, Korea (Republic)PVP2016-63087: AN INVESTIGATION OF ADAPTIVE RUBBER BEARINGSC.-S. Tsai, H.-C. Su, W.-C. Huang, Feng Chia University, Taichung, Taiwan

SESSION 1.4M (OAC-3-1)Monday, July 18, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Seymour(N)OPERATIONS, APPLICATIONS AND COMPONENTS, QUALIFICATIONS ANDTESTINGDeveloped by: M. Brumovsky, M. Kytka, UJV Rez a.s., Rez, Czech RepublicChair: M. Kytka, UJV Rez a.s., Rez, Czech RepublicCo-Chair: G. Young, Entergy, Pittsburgh, PA, USAPVP2016-63131: RECONSTRUCTION BY DATA ASSIMILATION OF THEINNER TEMPERATURE FIELD FROM OUTER MEASUREMENT IN THICKPIPEJ.-P. Argaud, B. Bouriquet, EDF, Clamart, France; J.-C. Le Roux, EDF R&D, Moret-sur-Loing, France; M. Courtois, EDF, Clamart, FrancePVP2016-63289: EFFECT OF CARBIDE CONTENT ON TEMPER EMBRITTLE-MENT OF 2.25Cr-1Mo STEELY. Wang, G. Xie, China Special Equipment Inspection and Research Institute, Bei-jing, China; Z. Zhang, Beihang University, Beijing, China; X. Qian, Y. Zhou, ChinaSpecial Equipment Inspection and Research Institute, Beijing, ChinaPVP2016-63526: SOME PRACTICAL ASPECTS OF CLASS 1E ACTUATORQUALIFICATION ON COMPARING TEST LEVELS AND DESIGN BASISEVENT LOADINGR. Farrell, Flowserve Corp., Apex, NC, USAPVP2016-63855: EMERGENCY CORE COOLING SYSTEM SUMP STRAINER

FIBRE BYPASS TESTING AND MEASUREMENTQ. Cheng, Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, Chalk River, ON, Canada; H. Adams,Photograhic Arts, Deep River, ON, Canada; M. Yetisir, Canadian Nuclear Labo-ratories, Chalk River, ON, Canada

SESSION 1.4N (SPC-3-1)Monday, July 18, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Stanley(W)STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION—PHD IDeveloped by: M. Nitzel, M. E. Nitzel Engineering Services, Nampa, ID, USA;

D. Peters, Structural Integrity Associates, Edinboro, PA, USAChair: S. Hensel, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions LLC, Martinez,

GA, USACo-Chair: K. Subramanian, Stress Engineering Services, Metairie, LA, USAPVP2016-63353: IMPROVING SIMULATIONS FOR LOW CYCLE FATIGUEAND RATCHETING RESPONSES OF ELBOWSN. Islam, T. Hassan, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, USAPVP2016-63442: ASSESSMENT OF GURSON-TVEERGARD-NEEDLEMANMODEL UNDER HIGH STRESS TRIAXIALITYJ. Zhong, East China University of Science and Technology, Shanghai, China; T.Xu, China Special Equipment Inspection & Research Institute, Beijing, China; K.Guan, East China University of Science and Technology, Shanghai, ChinaPVP2016-63076: THE INFLUENCE OF AGR GAS CARBURISATION ON THECREEP AND FRACTURE PROPERTIES OF TYPE 316H STAINLESS STEELM. Nasser, C. M. Davies, K. Nikbin, Imperial College London, London, UnitedKingdomPVP2016-63103: EFFICIENT INTENSITY MEASURES FOR PROBABILISTICSEISMIC RESPONSE ANALYSIS OF ANCHORED ABOVE-GROUND LIQUIDSTEEL STORAGE TANKSH. N. Phan, F. Paolacci, Roma Tre University, Rome, Italy

SESSION 1.4O (SPC-5-1)Monday, July 18, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), OxfordSTUDENT PAPER SYMPOSIUM—PHD IDeveloped by: M. Nitzel, M. E. Nitzel Engineering Services, Nampa, ID, USA;

D. Peters, Structural Integrity Associates, Edinboro, PA, USAChair: G. Papadakis, Imperial College London, London, United King-

domCo-Chair: T. Hassan, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, USAPVP2016-64018: NUMERICAL SIMULATION WITH A CFD-PBM MODEL OFHYDRODYNAMICS AND BUBBLE SIZE DISTRIBUTION OF A RECTANGLEBUBBLE COLUMNY. Ding, X. Lu, F. Deng, Wuhan Institute of Technology, Wuhan, ChinaPVP2016-63491: SHORT-TERM BURST PRESSURE OF LARGE DIAMETERAND HIGH PRESSURE REINFORCED THERMOPLASTIC PIPEX. Nie, J. Shi, J. Zheng, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, ChinaPVP2016-63183: EFFECT OF LOADING MODES ON THE LIMIT BEHAVIORSFOR PIPE BENDS UNDER COMBINED LOADSJ. Li, C. Zhou, X. He, Nanjing Tech University, Nanjing, Jiangsu, ChinaPVP2016-63238: ANALYSIS OF FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH IN STANDARDENDURANCE TEST SPECIMENS IN SUPPORT OF TOTAL LIFE AP-PROACHES TO FATIGUE ASSESSMENTJ. Mann, University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom; M. Twite, Rolls-Royce Plc, Derby, United Kingdom; M. G. Burke, University of Manchester, Man-chester, United Kingdom

SESSION 1.4Q (TW-1-6)Monday, July 18, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Regency AAPPLICATION OF THE ASME CODE TO RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL PACK-AGING/CASK (PART 2)Developed by: D. Stang, Omax Corporation, Kent, WA, USAChair: D. Stang, Omax Corporation, Kent, WA, USAPresented by: Z. Han, Y. Liu, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA;

A. Smith, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USA

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SESSION 2.1A (DA-10-1)Tuesday, July 19, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyBFIELD IMPLEMENTATION AND EXPERIENCE WITH BOLTED JOINTSSymposium on Bolted Joints—Co-Sponsored by Computer Technology andBolted Joints and Design & Analysis Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: W. Brown, Integrity Engineering Solutions, Dunsborough, WA,

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

AustraliaCo-Chair: C. Rodery, BP p.l.c, League City, TX, USAPVP2016-63873: UNDERTAKING BOLTED JOINT INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT:GETTING TO ZERO LEAKS QUICKLY AND EFFECTIVELYA. Kaye, Canadian Natural Resources Ltd., Edmonton, AB, CanadaPVP2016-63239: CASE HISTORIES OF THE RESOLUTION OF BOLTEDJOINT LEAKAGE IN THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRYG. Evans, BP Exploration, Middlesex, United Kingdom; L. Carpenter, BP AmericaInc., Houston, TX, USA; W. Brown, Integrity Engineering Solutions, Dunsborough,WA, AustraliaPVP2016-63573: DEVELOPMENT OF GASKETS AND ITS ACCESSORIESFOR ELECTRICAL INSULATION OF PIPELINESR. Araujo, L. P. Romano, J. Veiga, A. Silva, Teadit Industria e Comercio Ltda, RioDe Janeiro, Brazil

SESSION 2.1B (CS-3-2)Tuesday, July 19, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyEENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE ISSUES—IISymposium on Fatigue Issues—Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards, Ma-terials & Fabrication, and Design & Analysis Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: S. Asada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Kobe, Japan; H.

Mehta, GE Hitachi Nuclear Engineering, San Jose, CA, USAChair: H. Mehta, GE Hitachi Nuclear Engineering, San Jose, CA, USACo-Chair: S. Asada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Kobe, JapanPVP2016-63161: DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW THERMO-MECHANICAL ENVI-RONMENTAL FATIGUE TESTING FACILITY TO INVESTIGATE THE IMPACTOF THERMAL STRAIN GRADIENTS ON FATIGUE INITIATIONN. Platts, J. W. Stairmand, R. Smith, P. Brown, P. J. Gill, Amec Foster Wheeler,Warrington, Cheshire, United KingdomPVP2016-63584: VARIATIONS IN MEASURED FATIGUE LIFE IN LWRCOOLANT ENVIRONMENTS DUE TO DIFFERENT SMALL SPECIMENGEOMETRIESM. Twite, Rolls-Royce Plc, Derby, United Kingdom; N. Platts, Alec McLennan, J.Meldrum, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United Kingdom; A. McMinn, McMinnConsultants Limited, Wokingham, Berkshire, United KingdomPVP2016-63294: DIRECT STRAIN-CONTROLLED VARIABLE STRAIN RATELOW CYCLE FATIGUE TESTING IN SIMULATED PWR WATERT. Seppänen, J. Alhainen, E. Arilahti, J. Solin, VTT Technical Research Centre ofFinland Ltd., Espoo, FinlandPVP2016-63798: STUDY ON EFFECTS OF NON-ISOTHERMAL CONDITIONAND STRAIN HOLDING ON ENVIRONMENTALLY ASSISTED FATIGUE INPWR PRIMARY WATER ENVIRONMENTS. Asada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Kobe, Japan; Y. Fukuta, MitsubishiHeavy Industries, Ltd., Takasago, Hyogo, Japan; K. Ahluwalia, D. Steininger, Elec-tric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, CA, USA

SESSION 2.1C (CS-14-1)Tuesday, July 19, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyFREPAIR, REPLACEMENT AND MITIGATION FOR FITNESS-FOR-SERVICERULES (I)Developed by: K. Dozaki, The Japan Atomic Power Co, Tokyo, Japan; S. Mc-

Cracken, Electric Power Research Institute, Harrisburg, NC, USAChair: K. Dozaki, The Japan Atomic Power Co, Tokyo, JapanCo-Chair: S. McCracken, Electric Power Research Institute, Harrisburg,

NC, USAPVP2016-63094: RISK MANAGEMENT OF PEENING APPLICATION TO NU-CLEAR POWER PLANT COMPONENTSH. Kobayashi, S. Nakama, T. Fujino, The Japan Atomic Power Company, Tokyo,JapanPVP2016-63769: TECHNICAL BASIS FOR CODE CASE N-847: EXCAVATEAND WELD REPAIR (EWR) FOR SCC MITIGATIONS. McCracken, Electric Power Research Institute, Harrisburg, NC, USA; J. Tatman,Electric Power Research Institute, Charlotte, NC, USA; P. Riccardella, StructuralIntegrity Associates, Inc., Highlands Ranch, CO, USAPVP2016-63902: TECHNICAL BASIS FOR CODE CASE N-853: A600 BRANCHCONNECTION WELD REPAIR FOR SCC MITIGATIOND. Waskey, AREVA NP Inc., Lynchburg, VA, USA; S. McCracken, Electric PowerResearch Institute, Harrisburg, NC, USAPVP2016-64041: TECHNICAL BASIS FOR STRESS LEVELS NEEDED TO MIT-IGATE PWSCC IN ALLOY 82/182/600S. Fyfitch, AREVA Inc., Lynchburg, VA, USA; W. Bamford, Westinghouse ElectricCo. LLC, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; G. White, Dominion Engineering, Inc., Reston, VA,USA

SESSION 2.1D (DA-12-3)Tuesday, July 19, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza AFRACTURE—IIIDeveloped by: S. Finneran, DNV GL - Materials Advisory Services, Hilliard, OH,

USA; S. Kataoka, JGC Corporation, Yokohama, JapanChair: S. Kataoka, JGC Corporation, Yokohama, JapanCo-Chair: S. Finneran, DNV GL - Materials Advisory Services, Hilliard, OH,

USAPVP2016-63235: TESTS ON SENT AND CT SPECIMENS TO STUDY GEOM-ETRY EFFECTS IN THE BRITTLE TO DUCTILE TRANSITIONP. Le Delliou, EDF R&D, Moret-sur-Loing, France; S. Geniaut, EDF R&D, Clamart,FrancePVP2016-63170: AN APPROACH TO MODIFICATION OF COMPACT TENSIONJ-R CURVES FOR ANALYSIS OF SURFACE CRACKED PIPE STABILITYR. Olson, Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, OH, USAPVP2016-63143: APPLICABILITY OF A DETERMINISTIC APPROACH TOPREDICT THE MINIMUM FRACTURE TOUGHNESS IN THE DBTT REGIONFROM TENSILE TEST RESULTS: EXAMPLE FOR 0.5T SE(B) AND 1TCTSPECIMENST. Meshii, Y. Fujita, T. Yamaguchi, University of Fukui, Fukui-city, Fukui, JapanPVP2016-63142: APPLICABILITY OF A DETERMINISTIC APPROACH TOTRANSFER THE MINIMUM FRACTURE TOUGHNESS BETWEEN DIFFERENTTEMPERATURES IN THE DBTT REGIONT. Meshii, T. Yamaguchi, K. Fukinbara, University of Fukui, Fukui-city, Fukui, Japan

SESSION 2.1E (DA-1-2)Tuesday, July 19, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza BDESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PRESSURE VESSELS AND COMPONENTS—IIDeveloped by: C. Rodery, BP p.l.c, League City, TX, USAChair: J. Taagepera, Chevron ETC, Richmond, CA, USACo-Chair: T. Miyashita, JGC Corporation, Yokohama, JapanPVP2016-63817: VALIDATING FEA SIMULATIONS OF STRUCTURAL COL-LAPSE OF A COMPLEX VESSEL GEOMETRYJ. A. Mann III, G. Westwater, B. Yost, Emerson Process Management, Marshall-town, IA, USA; K. Liu, Emerson Process Management, Wuqing, Tianjin, China;C. Johnson, Emerson Process Management, Marshalltown, IA, USAPVP2016-63177: STUDY ON INTERMEDIATE SUPPORT OF TALL COLUMNS

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FOR FPSO TOPSIDE STRUCTUREST. Nanjo, T. Miyashita, S. Kataoka, T. Sato, JGC Corporation, Yokohama, JapanPVP2016-63015: CONSIDERATIONS IN THE CAPACITY UPRATING OF ANEOR HRSGJ. Aumuller, C. Lange, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada; M. J.Humphries, Carmagen Engineering Inc., Rockaway, NJ, USAPVP2016-63184: CALCULATION AND ANALYSIS FOR PRESSURE VESSELRUPTURE STUDY UNDER FIRE IN PLANTY. Ito, A. Tsuruoka, Y. Waki, H. Osedo, Chiyoda Corporation, Yokohama, JapanPVP2016-63694: EFFECT OF PIPING LOADS ON VESSEL SUPPORT ANDFOUNDATION DESIGNR. Stefanovic, C. D. Doctor, Fluor, Canada Ltd., Calagary, AB, Canada; G. Miller,Fluor Enterprises, Sugarland, TX, USA; M. Diaz-Barrie, A. Sharif, P. Ranieri, FluorCanada Ltd., Calgary, AB, Canada

SESSION 2.1F (MF-4-4)Tuesday, July 19, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza CWELD RESIDUAL STRESS PWHT AND MODELINGDeveloped by: F. Brust, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus,

Columbus, OH, USAChair: M. Olson, Hill Engineering, LLC, Rancho Cordova, CA, USACo-Chair: F. Brust, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus,

Columbus, OH, USAPVP2016-63359: PREDICTING A DESIGN ENVELOPE FOR POST-WELDHEAT TREATMENT OF THICK-SECTION ELECTRON BEAM WELDS (Presen-tation Only)A. Vasileiou, The University of Manchester, Manchester, Lancashire, United King-dom; C. Hamelin, W. Payten, Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organ-isation, Sydney, Australia; M. Smith, University of Manchester, Manchester, UnitedKingdomPVP2016-63378: RESIDUAL STRESS STATE OF X65 PIPELINE GIRTHWELDS BEFORE AND AFTER LOCAL AND FURNACE POST WELD HEATTREATMENTY. Ren, Brunel University, London, United Kingdom; A. M. Paradowska, AustralianNuclear Science and Technology Organisation, Sydney, Australia; B. Wang, BrunelUniversity, London, United Kingdom; E. Eren, TWI Ltd., Cambridge, United King-domPVP2016-63849: THREE DIMENSIONAL WELD RESIDUAL STRESS SIMULA-TIONS OF PIPING BUTT WELDS: INFLUENCE OF BOUNDARY CONDITIONSAND START/STOP POSITIONS ON AXISYMMETRYE. Bonnaud, J. Gunnars, Inspecta Technology, Stockholm, SwedenPVP2016-64003: FINITE ELEMENT SIMULATION AND EXPERIMENTAL IN-VESTIGATION OF WELDING RESIDUAL STRESS FOR PWR SAFE-ENDG. Zhang, F. Xue, Y. Zhao, L. Zhang, Suzhou Nuclear Power Research Institute,Suzhou, China

SESSION 2.1G (FSI-13-1)Tuesday, July 19, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Georgia A20TH INT’L SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES: FOOD PRO-CESSING APPLICATIONSSponsored by Fluid-Structure Interaction Technical CommitteeDeveloped by: C. Giannopapa, Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven,

Netherlands; K. Inaba, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo,Japan; S. Malavasi, Politecnico Di Milano University, Milano, Italy;H. Iyama, Kumamoto College, Yatsushiro-gun, Kumamoto,Japan; S. Itoh, Okinawa College, Okinawa, Japan; T. Watanabe,National Fisheries University, Shimonoseki, Japan; G. Pa-padakis, Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom; L.Kaiktsis, National Technical University of Athens, Zografou,Greece

Chair: K. Inaba, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, JapanCo-Chair: S. Malavasi, Politecnico Di Milano University, Milano, ItalyPVP2016-63510: VISUALIZATION OF SHOCK WAVE PROPAGATION BEHAV-IOR OF THE GENERAL-PURPOSE BATCH PROCESSING FOR PRESSUREVESSEL BY NUMERICAL SIMULATIONK. Shimojima, Y. Higa, O. Higa, Okinawa College, Okinawa, Japan; A. Yasuda,University of Kumamoto, Kumamoto, Japan; A. Takemoto, Okinawa College, Ok-

inawa, JapanPVP2016-63530: COMPUTATIONAL SIMULATION FOR EVALUATION OFFOOD SOFTENING TREATMENT VESSEL USING UNDERWATER SHOCK-WAVEY. Higa, Okinawa College, Okinawa, Japan; H. Iyama, Kumamoto College, Yat-sushiro-gun, Kumamoto, Japan; K. Shimojima, Okinawa College, Okinawa, Japan;A. Yasuda, University of Kumamoto, Kumamoto, Japan; O. Higa, Okinawa Col-lege, Okinawa, JapanPVP2016-63588: PRODUCTION OF RICE POWDER MILLING FLOUR DEVICEAND CHARACTERIZATION BY NUMERICAL SIMULATIONO. Higa, K. Shimojima, Y. Higa, Okinawa College, Okinawa, Japan; H. Iyama, Ku-mamoto College, Yatsushiro-gun, Kumamoto, Japan; A. Yasuda, University of Ku-mamoto, Kumamoto, Japan; A. Takemoto, Okinawa College, Okinawa, JapanPVP2016-64020: NUMERICAL SIMULATION ON MANUFACTURING OF PRES-SURE VESSEL FOR SHOCK FOOD PROCESSING USING EXPLOSIVEFORMINGH. Iyama, Kumamoto College, Yatsushiro-gun, Kumamoto, Japan; Y. Higa, Oki-nawa College, Okinawa, Japan; M. Nishi, Kumamoto College, Yatsushiro, Ku-mamoto, Japan; K. Shimojima, O. Higa, Okinawa College, Okinawa, Japan

SESSION 2.1H (CS-11-2)Tuesday, July 19, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Georgia BINTEGRITY MANAGEMENTRudy Scavuzzo Memorial Symposium on Developments in InternationalCodes and Standards—Sponsored by Codes & Standards Technical Com-mitteeDeveloped by: G. Jia, General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection

and Quarantine of People’s Republic of China, Beijing, ChinaChair: G. Jia, General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection

and Quarantine of People’s Republic of China, Beijing, ChinaCo-Chair: X. Li, China Special Equipment Inspection & Research Institute,

Beijing, ChinaPVP2016-63086: ANALYSIS OF CLASS EVALUATION IN ULTRASONIC TESTON PRESSURE VESSEL AND PIPE WELD SEAMSY. Zhang, Y. Yang, L. Chen, Shanghai Institute of Special Equipment Inspectionand Technical Research, Shanghai, ChinaPVP2016-63458: CREEP BEHAVIOR AND DEFECT INTERFERENCE OF VOL-UME DEFECT UNDER HIGH TEMPERATUREP. Tang, M. Wang, Z. Ling, N. Jin, W. Guo, Zhejiang Provincial Special EquipmentInspection and Research Institute, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, ChinaPVP2016-63959: A STUDY ON THE WALL THICKNESS AND LIFE TIME ORLIFE CYCLE OF HIGH-PRESSURE CYLINDERS FOR AUTOMOTIVE VEHI-CLES UNDER PRESSURE CIRCULATION CONDITIONSY. Yuan, B. Yang, Y. Li, M. Fu, Shanghai Institute of Special Equipment Inspectionand Technical Research, Shanghai, ChinaPVP2016-63194: COMPARISON OF WELDER PERFORMANCE QUALIFICA-TION RULES BETWEEN CHINESE REGULATION AND ASME BPVS SEC.IX-2015Z. Wang, Y. Yang, Shanghai Institute of Special Equipment Inspection and Tech-nical Research, Shanghai, China

SESSION 2.1I (MF-25-1)Tuesday, July 19, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), EnglishBay (S)ASIAN PROGRAMS IN STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY—IDeveloped by: G. Qian, P. Scherrer Institute, Villigen-PSI, Switzerland; Y. Chao,

University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, USAChair: G. Qian, P. Scherrer Institute, Villigen-PSI, SwitzerlandCo-Chair: Y. Chao, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, USAPVP2016-63121: FRACTURE PROBABILITY ASSESSMENT FOR EMBRIT-TLED REACTOR PRESSURE VESSELS UNDER ULTIMATE RESPONSEGUIDELINE OPERATIONH.-W. Chou, C.-C. Huang, Institute of Nuclear Energy Research, Taoyuan, Tai-wanPVP2016-63305: COMPARISON OF LEAK-BEFORE-BREAK ASSESSMENTOF MAIN LOOP PIPING LINES FABRICATED OF DIFFERENT MATERIALSL Ma, X. Zheng, Y. Wang, J. He, A. Shu, Wuhan Institute of Technology, Wuhan,

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Hubei, ChinaPVP2016-63760: PROBABILISTIC FAILURE ASSESSMENT OF A COMPLEXNOZZLE STRUCTURE WITH FLAW DEFECT BASED ON FITNET PROCE-DUREY. Wang, Y.-W. Wang, L. Ma, H. Chen, Wuhan Institute of Technology, Wuhan,China

SESSION 2.1J (MF-19-4)Tuesday, July 19, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Grouse(N)CREEP MODELSDeveloped by: C. M. Davies, Imperial College London, London, United Kingdom;

H. Qian, Alstom Power, Avon, CT, USA; R. Dennis, Frazer-NashConsultancy, Avon, United Kingdom

Chair: H. Qian, Alstom Power, Avon, CT, USACo-Chair: C. M. Davies, Imperial College London, London, United KingdomPVP2016-63089: EXPLOITING FUNCTIONAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEENMPC OMEGA, THETA, AND SINH-HYPERBOLIC CONTINUUM DAMAGE ME-CHANICS MODELM. S. Haque, C. M. Stewart, University of Texas El Paso, El Paso, TX, USAPVP2016-63376: NONLINEAR MIXED EFFECT MODEL TO PREDICT CREEPBEHAVIOR AND ITS APPLICATION TO KHR45A HEATER TUBE STEEL (Pre-sentation Only)G. Yang, J. Oh, K. B. Yoon, Chung Ang University, Seoul, Korea (Republic)PVP2016-63447: AN IMPROVED MECHANISM-BASED CREEP CONSTITU-TIVE MODEL USING STRESS-DEPENDENT CREEP DUCTILITYY. Zhou, C. Xuedong, Z. Fan, H. Yichun, Hefei General Machinery Research In-stitute, Hefei, Anhui, ChinaPVP2016-63467: ROLE OF LONG TERM AGEING ON THE CREEP LIFE OFTYPE 316H AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEEL BIFURCATION WELDMENTSA. Martinez-Ubeda, I. Griffiths, O. Payton, C. Younes, T. Scott, University of Bristol,Bristol, United KingdomPVP2016-63578: UNIFIED VISCOPLASTICITY MODELING FEATURESNEEDED FOR SIMULATION OF GRADE 91 CREEP AND FATIGUE RE-SPONSESN. Islam, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, USA; D. Dewees, Babcock& Wilcox, Barberton, OH, USA; T. Hassan, North Carolina State University,Raleigh, NC, USA

SESSION 2.1K (HT-3-2)Tuesday, July 19, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Cypress(W)DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF HIGH-PRESSURE EQUIPMENT FOR OIL & GASEXPLORATION AND PRODUCTIONDeveloped by: K. Karpanan, FMC Technologies Inc., Houston, TX, USAChair: K. Karpanan, FMC Technologies Inc., Houston, TX, USACo-Chair: S. Lee, FMC Technologies, Houston, TX, USA; K. Subramanian,

Stress Engineering Services, Metairie, LA, USAPVP2016-63052: DESIGN VERIFICATION ANALYSIS FOR A SUBSEA EXTER-NAL TIEBACK CONNECTOR BENDING CAPACITY USING API 17TR8 CRITE-RIAY.-H. Han, P. Bunch, Cameron International, Houston, TX, USAPVP2016-63541: DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF HIGH PRESSURE EQUIPMENTFOR OIL AND GAS INDUSTRYS. Hegde, FMC Technologies, Singapore, SingaporePVP2016-63554: NEW EDITION OF THE NORSOK U-001 FOR SUBSEA PRO-DUCTION SYSTEMSF. Kirkemo, P. Osen, Statoil, Oslo, Norway; E. Katla, DNV GL, Høvik, Norway; A.Muff, FMC Kongsberg Subsea AS, Kongsberg, Norway; A. Tvitekkja, Aker Solu-tions, Lysaker, NorwayPVP2016-63700: FATIGUE ANALYSIS OF CLADDED HPHT PRESSURE CON-TAINING EQUIPMENTK. Karpanan, FMC Technologies Inc., Houston, TX, USA; N. Gatherar, FMC Tech-nologies, Fife, United Kingdom

SESSION 2.1L (SE-6-2)Tuesday, July 19, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Convention Level (Third Floor), Prince of

WalesSEISMIC ANALYSIS AND DESIGN OF PIPING SYSTEMS—IIDeveloped by: G. Slagis, G C Slagis Associates, Roseville, CA, USA; I. Naka-

mura, National Research Institute for Earth Science and DisasterPrevention, Ibaraki, Japan; T. Hassan, North Carolina State Uni-versity, Raleigh, NC, USA

Chair: G. Slagis, G C Slagis Associates, Roseville, CA, USACo-Chair: I. Nakamura, National Research Institute for Earth Science and

Disaster Prevention, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2016-64029: DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF NPP PIPING SYSTEMS AND COM-PONENTS WITH VISCOELASTIC DAMPERS SUBJECTED TO SEVEREEARTHQUAKE MOTIONSI. Tamura, M. Kuramasu, The Chugoku Electric Power Co., Inc., Hiroshima, Japan;F. Barutzki, V. Kostarev, GERB GmbH & Co. KG, Berlin, Germany; T. Inoue, GERBVibration Control Systems Japan, Inc., Hiratsuka, Kanagawa, JapanPVP2016-63764: SEISMIC PERFORMANCE OF PIPING ANCHORED TO CON-CRETE IN CASE OF NONLINEAR LOAD-BEARING BEHAVIOR OF POST-IN-STALLED ANCHORSF. Dwenger, K. Kerkhof, MPA Stuttgart, Stuttgart, GermanyPVP2016-63699: PIPELINE DESIGN METHOD AGAINST LARGE DISPLACE-MENT OF STRIKE-SLIP FAULTK. Oda, T. Ishihara, Kubota Corporation, Amagasaki-Shi, Japan; M. Miyajima,Kanazawa University, Kanazawa, JapanPVP2016-63288: A MODIFIED CONSTITUTIVE MODEL FOR THE SIMULA-TION OF LONG AND SHORT RADIUS ELBOW RESPONSES (PresentationOnly)N. Islam, M. Fenton, T. Hassan, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC,USA

SESSION 2.1M (OAC-4-1)Tuesday, July 19, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Seymour(N)STRUCTURAL ANALYSISDeveloped by: S. Hensel, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions LLC, Martinez, GA,

USA; Z. Han, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USAChair: S. Hensel, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions LLC, Martinez, GA,

USACo-Chair: Z. Han, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USAPVP2016-63192: TESTING AND NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF ELAS-TOMERIC SEALS UNDER CONSIDERATION OF TIME DEPENDENT EFFECTSM. Weber, A. Kömmling, M. Jaunich, D. Wolff, U. Zencker, Bundesanstalt für Ma-terialforschung und -prüfung, Berlin, GermanyPVP2016-63248: INFLUENCE OF RESTRAINT STIFFNESS AND PRELOADON DISTRIBUTION OF REACTION LOADSJ. Johnson, C. Mckeel, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, Aiken, SC, USA; D.Leduc, Savannah River National Laboratory, Edgefield, SC, USAPVP2016-63008: EFFECTS OF ADDITIONAL GASES RESULTING FROMRESIDUAL WATER INSIDE ILW PACKAGESM. Nehrig, F. Wille, A. Rolle, K. Linnemann, Bundesanstalt für Materialforschungund -prüfung, Berlin, GermanyPVP2016-63596: LONG-TERM INVESTIGATIONS OF METAL SEALS FORSTORAGE CASKS OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIALSS. Nagelschmidt, U. Probst, D. Wolff, H. Völzke, Bundesanstalt für Material-forschung und -prüfung, Berlin, Germany

SESSION 2.1N (SPC-3-2)Tuesday, July 19, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Stanley(W)STUDENT PAPER COMPETITION—PHD IIDeveloped by: M. Nitzel, M. E. Nitzel Engineering Services, Nampa, ID, USA;

D. Peters, Structural Integrity Associates, Edinboro, PA, USAChair: N. O`Dowd, University of Limerick, Limerick, IrelandCo-Chair: Y. Shoji, YS Corporation, Musashino, Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-63259: NUMERICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF ELASTIC IN-TERACTION IN BOLTED FLANGE JOINTSL. Zhu, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, Shaanxi, China; H. Bouzid, École de Tech-

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nologie Supérieure, Montréal, QC, Canada; J. Hong, Xi’an Jiaotong University,Xi’an, Shaanxi, ChinaPVP2016-63575: APPLYING FRACTURE MECHANICS TO CRACKED COM-PONENTS SUBJECTED TO UNLOADINGS. Oliver, M. Pavier, M. Mostafavi, University of Bristol, Bristol, United KingdomPVP2016-63498: EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON BUCKLING OF STEELNUCLEAR CONTAINMENT WITH ELLIPTICAL HEADK. Li, J. Zheng, Z. Zhang, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, ChinaPVP2016-63451: IDENTIFICATION OF THE GRADIENT OF MECHANICALPROPERTIES IN ELECTRON BEAM WELDED JOINTS OF THICK AL6061-T6PLATEW. Rekik, O. Ancelet, CEA, Gif-sur-Yvette, France; C. Gardin, E.N.S.M.A, Futur-oscope-Chasseneuil, France

SESSION 2.1O (SPC-5-2)Tuesday, July 19, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Convention Level (Third Floor), OxfordSTUDENT PAPER SYMPOSIUM—PHD IIDeveloped by: M. Nitzel, M. E. Nitzel Engineering Services, Nampa, ID, USA;

D. Peters, Structural Integrity Associates, Edinboro, PA, USAChair: F. Paolacci, Roma Tre University, Rome, RM, ItalyCo-Chair: C. Giannopapa, Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven,

NetherlandsPVP2016-63898: MACRO AND MICRO-STRAIN CHARACTERIZATION OF ACr-Ni-Mo-V STEEL WELDED JOINT BASED ON DIGITAL IMAGE CORRELA-TION AND FINITE ELEMENT MODELINGD.-Q. Wang, M.-L. Zhu, F.-Z. Xuan, East China University of Science and Tech-nology, Shanghai, ChinaPVP2016-63444: DEVELOPMENT OF RELIABILITY ASSESSMENT METHODFOR PIPING CONTAINING LOCAL METAL LOSS AT STRUCTURE DISCON-TINUITYQ. Qu, S. Izumi, S. Sakai, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-63108: THE EFFECT OF CARBON DIFFUSION ON CREEP BEHAV-IOURS FOR A DISSIMILAR JOINT BETWEEN P91 AND 12Cr1MoV STEELSY. Zhao, J. Gong, Y. Jiang, Nanjing Tech University, Nanjing, ChinaPVP2016-63983: NUMERICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF PIPE VI-BRATION GENERATED BY ELONGATED ORIFICEW. Bai, Q. Duan, Z. Zhang, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, China

SESSION 2.1Q (TW-1-3)Tuesday, July 19, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyAINTRODUCTION TO THE PROCESS PIPING CODE, ASME B31.3, ANDOVERVIEW OF 50 YEARS OF ITS DEVELOPMENT (PART 1)Developed by: D. Stang, Omax Corporation, Kent, WA, USAChair: D. Stang, Omax Corporation, Kent, WA, USAPresented by: C. Becht IV, Becht Engineering Co., Inc.

SESSION 2.1S Tuesday, July 19, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyFoyerTECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION FORUM—VDeveloped by: C. Jaske, Det Norske Veritas, Dublin, OH, USA; J. F. Cory, Jr.,

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No textSESSION 2.2A (DA-10-2)Tuesday, July 19, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyBBOLTED JOINT ASSEMBLYSymposium on Bolted Joints—Co-Sponsored by Computer Technology andBolted Joints and Design & Analysis Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: G. Van Zyl, SABIC, Industerial Jubail, Saudi ArabiaChair: G. Van Zyl, SABIC, Industerial Jubail, Saudi ArabiaCo-Chair: R. Noble, 1tegrity Ltd., Sunderland, United Kingdom

PVP2016-63643: SELECTION OF TIGHTENING METHOD—THE EFFECT ONFLANGE AND GASKET STRESS OF ASSEMBLY BOLT STRESS UNDERASME PCC-1 APPENDIX O (Presentation Only)R. Noble, Asset55 Ltd., Hebburn, Tyne and Wear, United KingdomPVP2016-63366: QUALITY ASSURANCE GUIDE TO B16.20 SPIRAL WOUNDGASKETSS. Hamilton, Hex Technology, Austin, TX, USA; B. Hantz, K. Felder, Valero Energy,San Antonio, TX, USAPVP2016-63644: MAXIMUM GASKET STRESS—A COMPARISON OF DATASOURCES FOR COMMON GASKET MATERIALS (Presentation Only)R. Noble, Asset55 Ltd., Hebburn, Tyne and Wear, United KingdomPVP2016-63361: MOLY DISULFIDE AND BOLTING APPLICATIONSS. Hamilton, Hex Technology, Austin, TX, USA; D. Oldiges, Jet-Lube, Inc., Hous-ton, TX, USA

SESSION 2.2B (CS-3-3)Tuesday, July 19, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyEENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE ISSUES—IIISymposium on Fatigue Issues—Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards, Ma-terials & Fabrication, and Design & Analysis Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: S. Asada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Kobe, Japan; C.

Faidy, CF Integrity Engineering, Tassin, FranceChair: S. Asada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Kobe, JapanCo-Chair: C. Faidy, CF Integrity Engineering, Tassin, FrancePVP2016-63115: FATIGUE PERFORMANCE OF STAINLESS STEELS (304L,347) IN EXPERIMENTS SIMULATING NPP OPERATION WITH HOLD TIMESE. Karabaki, E.ON Kernkraft GmbH, Hannover, Germany; J. Solin, VTT TechnicalResearch Centre of Finland Ltd., Espoo, Finland; M. Twite, Rolls-Royce Plc,Derby, United Kingdom; M. Herbst, AREVA GmbH, Erlangen, Germany; M. G.Burke, University of Manchester, Manchester, United KingdomPVP2016-63291: EFFECTS OF HOT WATER AND HOLDS ON FATIGUE OFSTAINLESS STEELJ. Solin, J. Alhainen, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd., Espoo, Fin-land; E. Karabaki, W. Mayinger, E. ON Kernkraft GmbH, Hanover, GermanyPVP2016-63134: MECHANISTIC STUDIES ON ENVIRONMENTALLY-AS-SISTED FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH IN LIGHT WATER REACTOR ENVIRON-MENTSA. Panteli, N. Platts, D. R. Tice, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, Cheshire,United KingdomPVP2016-63148: EFFECT OF LOADING WAVEFORM AND SPECTRUM LOAD-ING ON THE FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH RATE IN SIMULATED LIGHTWATER REACTOR ENVIRONMENTSN. Platts, D. R. Tice, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, Cheshire, United King-dom; D. Swan, Rolls-Royce, Derby, United Kingdom; K. Rigby, Amec FosterWheeler, Warrington, Cheshire, United Kingdom

SESSION 2.2C (CS-14-2)Tuesday, July 19, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyFREPAIR, REPLACEMENT AND MITIGATION FOR FITNESS-FOR-SERVICERULES (II)Developed by: K. Dozaki, The Japan Atomic Power Co, Tokyo, Japan; S. Mc-

Cracken, Electric Power Research Institute, Harrisburg, NC, USAChair: S. McCracken, Electric Power Research Institute, Harrisburg,

NC, USACo-Chair: K. Dozaki, The Japan Atomic Power Co, Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-64007: APPLICATIONS OF WELDING TO REPAIR IRRADIATED RE-ACTOR INTERNALSW. Lunceford, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, CA, USA; J. Tatman,Electric Power Research Institute, Charlotte, NC, USA; S. McCracken, ElectricPower Research Institute, Harrisburg, NC, USA; E. Willis, PG&E Applied Tech-nology Services, San Ramon, CA, USA; N. Palm, Electric Power Research Insti-tute, Washington, PA, USAPVP2016-64008: INCORPORATING PEENING INTO ASME SECTION XI CODECASES N-729 AND N-770 FOR PWSCC MITIGATION IN ALLOY 82/182/600LOCATIONS

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D. Weakland, Ironwood Consulting LLC, Canonsburg, PA, USA; P. Crooker, Elec-tric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, CA, USA; G. White, Dominion Engineer-ing, Inc., Reston, VA, USAPVP2016-64032: DETERMINISTIC TECHNICAL BASIS FOR RE-EXAMINA-TION INTERVAL OF EVERY SECOND REFUELING OUTAGE FOR PWR RE-ACTOR VESSEL HEADS OPERATING AT TCOLD WITH PREVIOUSLYDETECTED PWSCCG. White, K. Fuhr, M. Burkardt, Dominion Engineering, Inc., Reston, VA, USA; C.Harrington, Electric Power Research Institute, Cleburne, TX, USA

SESSION 2.2D (MF-36-1)Tuesday, July 19, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza APANEL SESSION: SIGNIFICANT MATERIALS AND FABRICATION CONTRI-BUTIONS—A HISTORICAL REVIEWDeveloped by: M. Brongers, DNVGL, Dublin, OH, USA; A. Duncan, Savannah

River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USA; D. Rudland, U. S.Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Frederick, MD, USA

Chair: M. Brongers, DNVGL, Dublin, OH, USACo-Chair: A. Duncan, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAPanelists:G. Wilkowski, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus, Columbus, OH,

USAC. Jaske, DNV GL, Dublin, OH, USAW. Bamford, Westinghouse Electric Co. LLC, Pittsburgh, PA, USAJ. Todd, Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA, USAJ. Fong, National Institute of Standards & Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, USA

SESSION 2.2E (DA-1-3)Tuesday, July 19, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza BDESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PRESSURE VESSELS AND COMPONENTS—IIIDeveloped by: C. Rodery, BP p.l.c, League City, TX, USAChair: R. Robleto, KBR (Retired), Houston, TX, USACo-Chair: Gang Zheng, State Power Investment Corporation Central Re-

search Institute, Beijing, Beijing, ChinaPVP2016-63415: A III+ GENERATION PRESSURIZER STRESS ANALYSISAND EVALUATIONG. Zheng, F. Shen, State Power Investment Corporation Central Research Insti-tute, Beijing, China; Y. Peng, State Nuclear Power Research Institute, Beijing,China; F. Wu, J. Wang, State Nuclear Power Demonstration Plant Co .Ltd.,Rongcheng City, Shandong, ChinaPVP2016-63966: RECALCULATION OF CUMULATIVE USAGE FACTOR ONPRESSURIZER VESSEL NOZZLES FOR EMBALSE NGS LIFE EXTENSIONPROJECTG. Bourguigne, F. Schroeter, Nucleoelectrica Argentina S.A., Buenos Aires, Ar-gentinaPVP2016-63567: CONSIDERATION OF IRRADIATION EFFECT IN COMPO-NENTS DESIGN: ILLUSTRATION OF A WAY TO INTRODUCE AN ENVIRON-MENTAL EFFECT IN THE DESIGN PROCESST. Lebarbe, C. Petesch, CEA Saclay, Gif-sur-Yvette, France; S. Dubiez-Le Goff,Areva, Lyon, France; C. Pascal, Areva, Aix en Provence, FrancePVP2016-63217: STRESS ANALYSIS AND STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY EVAL-UATIONS OF PRESSURE VESSEL IN MOLTEN SALT REACTORX. Wang, S. Zhu, X. Wang, Y. Cao, Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics, ChineseAcademy of Sciences, Shanghai, ChinaPVP2016-63650: SENSITIVITY STUDY OF BOUNDARY CONDITIONS FOR A9-METER DROP OF A SHIELDED CASK FOR OPERATIONAL HANDLING OFA CONTAINER OF LIQUIDM. Yaksh, S. Babu, NAC International, Norcross, GA, USA

SESSION 2.2F (MF-4-5)Tuesday, July 19, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza CTOPICS IN WELD RESIDUAL STRESS MEASUREMENT AND MODELINGDeveloped by: D. Rudland, U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Frederick,

MD, USAChair: J. Broussard, Dominion Engineering, Inc., Reston, VA, USACo-Chair: D. Rudland, U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Frederick,

MD, USA

PVP2016-63358: ASSESSMENT OF WELDING-INDUCED PLASTICITY INAUSTENITIC STEEL WELDMENTSO. Muránsky, C. Hamelin, Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisa-tion, Lucas Heights, NSW, Australia; M. Tran, University of California, Davis, Davis,CA, USA; C. Braham, ENSAM, Paris, France; M. Smith, University of Manchester,Manchester, United KingdomPVP2016-63880: MEASUREMENTS OF RESIDUAL STRESSES USING ME-CHANICAL STRAIN RELAXATION METHODS AND MAPPING IN A THIN-WALLED GIRTH WELDED PIPE MOCK-UPK. Serasli, R. Romac, D. Cave, VEQTER Limited, Bristol, United KingdomPVP2016-63957: SIMULATION OF A MULTI-PASS DISSIMILAR METAL NOZ-ZLE TO PIPE WELD USING ABAQUS 2D WELD GUI AND COMPARISONWITH MEASUREMENTSC. Parmar, C. Gill, B. Pellereau, P. Hurrell, Rolls-Royce Group, PLC, Derby, UnitedKingdomPVP2016-64035: SHAKEDOWN ANALYSIS OF POST-WELD RESIDUALSTRESS IN A PRESSURIZER SURGE NOZZLE FULL-SCALE MOCKUPM. Tran, M. Hill, University of California, Davis, CA, USA

SESSION 2.2G (FSI-14-1)Tuesday, July 19, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Georgia A20TH INT’L SYMPOSIUM ON EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES: ENGINEERINGAPPLICATIONSSponsored by Fluid-Structure Interaction Technical CommitteeDeveloped by: C. Giannopapa, Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven,

Netherlands; H. Iyama, Kumamoto College, Yatsushiro-gun, Ku-mamoto, Japan; G. Papadakis, Imperial College London, Lon-don, United Kingdom; K. Inaba, Tokyo Institute of Technology,Tokyo, Japan; S. Itoh, Okinawa College, Okinawa, Japan; S.Malavasi, Politecnico Di Milano University, Milano, Italy; T. Watan-abe, National Fisheries University, Shimonoseki, Japan; L. Kaik-tsis, National Technical University of Athens, Zografou, Greece

Chair: H. Iyama, Kumamoto College, Yatsushiro-gun, Kumamoto, JapanCo-Chair: G. Papadakis, Imperial College London, London, United King-

domPVP2016-63639: MULTIPLE REFLECTION THEORY FOR FLUID-STRUCTUREINTERACTION IN VISCOELASTIC VESSELS AND EXPERIMENTAL VALIDA-TIONJ. Kroot, C. Giannopapa, Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven, Nether-landsPVP2016-63692: WATER FREEZING PHENOMENA BY DECOMPRESSION INTHE VACUUM VESSELT. Watanabe, National Fisheries University, Shimonoseki, Japan; K. Shimojima,Okinawa College, Okinawa, Japan; M. Nakamura, H. Ohta, National FisheriesUniversity, Shimonoseki, Japan; S. Itoh, Okinawa College, Okinawa, JapanPVP2016-63746: WAVE PROPAGATION ACROSS THE INTERFACE OFFLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTION WITH VARIOUS SURFACE CONDITIONSOF SOLID MEDIUMT. Kojima, K. Inaba, K. Takahashi, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-63792: FLUID-STRUCTURE INTERACTION IN THE NOZZLE OFCOLLUNARIUM CONTAINERD. Yamaguchi, K. Inaba, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-63847: TOWARDS DETAILED MATERIAL DEFORMATION PAT-TERNS IN THE HYPERVELOCITY IMPACTS OF LAMINATED PLATES WITHSMOOTHED PARTICLE HYDRODYNAMICSI. Zisis, C. Giannopapa, B. van der Linden, B. Koren, J. Dam, Eindhoven Universityof Technology, Eindhoven, Netherlands

SESSION 2.2H (CS-11-3)Tuesday, July 19, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Georgia BEXAMPLE OF ENGINEERING FAILURE ANALYSIS IN CHINARudy Scavuzzo Memorial Symposium on Developments in InternationalCodes and Standards—Sponsored by Codes & Standards Technical Com-mitteeDeveloped by: C. Xuedong, F. Zhichao, Hefei General Machinery Research In-

stitute, Hefei, Anhui, China

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Chair: C. Xuedong, Hefei General Machinery Research Institute, Hefei,Anhui, China

Co-Chair: F. Zhichao, Hefei General Machinery Research Institute, Hefei,Anhui, China

PVP2016-63260: FAILURE ANALYSIS OF SPIRAL WATER WALL TUBECRACKING IN ULTRA-SUPERCRITICAL POWER PLANT BOILERJ. Si, Z. Yan, Shanghai Institute of Special Equipment Inspection and TechnicalResearch, Shanghai, China; J. Chen, East China University of Science and Tech-nology, Shanghai, Shanghai, ChinaPVP2016-63332: FAILURE ANALYSIS FOR WELDING OF PRIMARY LOOPPIPES IN HIGH-POWER PUMP TEST PLATFORMB. Yang, Y. Huang, Y. Qian, X. Tang, Shanghai Institute of Special Equipment In-spection and Technical Research, Shanghai, ChinaPVP2016-63580: DISCUSSION ON THE INTERFERENCE PHENOMENON OFMULTIPLE FAILURE MECHANISMS AND DETERMINATION OF DOMINANTFAILURE MECHANISM FOR PRESSURE EQUIPMENTSC. Xuedong, A. Zhibin, L. Rongrong, F. Zhichao, X. Shuangqing, Hefei GeneralMachinery Research Institute, Hefei, Anhui, ChinaPVP2016-63794: RESEARCH ON TIGHTNESS PERFORMANCE OF CORRU-GATED GASKET BOLTED FLANGED CONNECTIONS SYSTEMX. Li, China Special Equipment Inspection & Research Institute, Beijing, China;C. Yao, J. Li, China University of Petroleum-Beijing, Beijing, China

SESSION 2.2I (MF-25-2)Tuesday, July 19, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), EnglishBay (S)ASIAN PROGRAMS IN STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY—IIDeveloped by: H.-W. Chou, Institute of Nuclear Energy Research, Taoyuan City,

Taiwan; P.-S. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken,SC, USA

Chair: H.-W. Chou, Institute of Nuclear Energy Research, Taoyuan City,Taiwan

Co-Chair: P.-S. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2016-63869: DETERMINISTIC AND PROBABILISTIC PTS STUDY FOR AREACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL CONSIDERING PLUME COOLING EFFECTSG. Qian, M. Niffenegger, M. Sharabi, N. Lafferty, Paul Scherrer Institute, Villigen-PSI, SwitzerlandPVP2016-63799: FURTHER EVALUATION OF THE STRUCTURAL INTEGRITYOF THE CHINESE QINSHAN 300-MWE REACTOR PRESSURE VESSELUNDER PRESSURIZED THERMAL SHOCK USING THE MASTER CURVEMETHODY. Cao, Y. He, Shanghai Nuclear Engineering Research and Design Institute,Shanghai, China; H. Hu, East China University of Science and Technology, Shang-hai, China; H. Li, Shanghai Nuclear Engineering Research and Design Institute,Shanghai, ChinaPVP2016-63956: SHEAR FORCE PREDICTION OF BOP DRILLING PIPES(Presentation Only)Z. Liu, J. Guo, Institute of High Performance Computing, Singapore, Singapore

SESSION 2.2J (MF-10-1)Tuesday, July 19, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Grouse(N)MECHANISTIC MODELLING OF MATERIALS—IDeveloped by: A. Sherry, The University of Manchester, Manchester, United

KingdomChair: A. Sherry, The University of Manchester, Manchester, United

KingdomCo-Chair: P. James, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United KingdomPVP2016-63464: A MONTE CARLO IMPLEMENTATION OF THE JAMES-FORD-JIVKOV MICROSTRUCTURALLY INFORMED LOCAL APPROACH AP-PLIED TO PREDICT FRACTURE TOUGHNESS ACROSS IRRADIATIONCONDITIONSM. Ford, P. James, AMEC Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United KingdomPVP2016-63028: A BASIC PROCEDURE FOR THE INTEGRITY ASSESSMENTOF STRUCTURAL STEELS CONTAINING NOTCHESS. Cicero, University of Cantabria, Santander, Spain; V. Madrazo, Fundación Cen-tro Tecnológico de Componentes CTC, Santander, Spain; T. García, IDOM, Bilbao,

Bizkaia, SpainPVP2016-63537: DEVELOPMENT OF GUIDANCE FOR THE ASSESSMENTOF NON-SHARP DEFECTS USING THE NOTCH FAILURE ASSESSMENT DI-AGRAMA. Horn, AMEC, Warrington, United Kingdom; S. Cicero, University of Cantabria,Santander, Spain; A. Bannister, Tata Steel, Rotherham, S Yorks, United Kingdom;P. Budden, EDF Energy Generation Ltd., Barnwood, United KingdomPVP2016-63277: AN INTEGRATED WELDING AND DAMAGE MODEL FORPRACTICAL PREDICTION OF CREEP LIFE IN WELDED P91 ALLOYM. Asadi, SKC Engineering, Surrey, BC, Canada; J. Zhao, Life Prediction Tech-nologies Inc., Ottawa, ON, Canada; L. Li, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB,CanadaPVP2016-63513: A COMBINED CREEP AND FATIGUE DAMAGE ESTIMATIONTOOL FOR POWER-PLANT MONITORINGN. Harrison, National University of Ireland Galway, Galway, Ireland, A. Adams,ESB International, Dublin, Ireland, P. O`Donoghue, S. Leen, National Universityof Ireland Galway, Galway, Ireland

SESSION 2.2K (HT-3-1)Tuesday, July 19, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Cypress(W)PANEL SESSION: DISCUSSION OF API 17TR18 REQUIREMENTS AS RE-LATED TO ASME STANDARDSDeveloped by: D. Peters, Structural Integrity Associates, Edinboro, PA, USAChair: D. Peters, Structural Integrity Associates, Edinboro, PA, USACo-Chair: K. Karpanan, FMC Technologies Inc., Houston, TX, USA; C. Tip-

ple, Structural Integrity Associates, Centennial, CO, USAPanelists:B. Skeels, FMC Technologies / FTO Services, Kingwood, TX, USAJ. Kaculi, Dril-Quip Inc., Houston, TX, USAP. bunch, Cameron International, Houston, TX, USAD. Peters, Structural Integrity Associates, Edinboro, PA, USA

SESSION 2.2L (SE-2-2)Tuesday, July 19, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Princeof WalesSEISMIC ISOLATION IIDeveloped by: C. Tsai, Feng Chia University, Taichung, Taiwan; T. Matsuoka,

Meiji University, Kawasaki, Kanagawa, JapanChair: S. Fujita, Tokyo Denki University, Tokyo, JapanCo-Chair: O. Furuya, Tokyo City University, Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-63437: DEVELOPMENT OF SEISMIC ISOLATION SYSTEMS FORSODIUM-COOLED FAST REACTORS IN JAPANN. Kawasaki, T. Watakabe, T. Wakai, T. Yamamoto, Japan Atomic Energy Agency,Ibaraki, Japan; T. Fukasawa, Mitsubishi FBR Systems, Inc., Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-63774: EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THE ULTIMATE LIMIT STATEOF A LEAD-RUBBER BEARINGJ. H. Kim, M. K. Kim, I.-K. Choi, Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Daejeon,Korea (Republic)PVP2016-63728: A SHAKING TABLE TEST FOR THE EVALUATION OFFLOOR RESPONSE SPECTRUM OF SEISMIC ISOLATED NPP STRUCTUREM. K. Kim, J. H. Kim, Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Daejeon, Daejeon,Korea (Republic)

SESSION 2.2M (OAC-4-2)Tuesday, July 19, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Seymour(N)THERMAL ANALYSISDeveloped by: S. Hensel, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions LLC, Martinez, GA,

USA; Z. Han, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USAChair: H. Völzke, BAM, Berlin, GermanyCo-Chair: K. Connolly, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USAPVP2016-63023: THERMAL GRADIENT WITHIN DOE 3013 CONTAINERSDURING STORAGES. Hensel, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions LLC, Martinez, GA, USA; S. Lee,Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2016-64005: EXPERIMENTALLY-BENCHMARKED COMPUTATIONAL

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FLUID DYNAMICS SIMULATIONS OF AN ARRAY OF HEATED RODS WITHINA SQUARE-CROSS-SECTION HELIUM-FILLED PRESSURE VESSELD. Maharjan, M. Hadj-Nacer, N. R. Chalasani, M. Greiner, University of NevadaReno, Reno, NV, USAPVP2016-63430: HEAT REMOVAL PERFORMANCE IN ACCORDANCE WITHTHE MESH SIZE OF THE SCREEN INSTALLED AT THE OPENING OF THEINLETS AND OUTLETS OF CONCRETE STORAGE CASKK. Bang, S.-H. Yu, J.-C. Lee, K.-S. Seo, W.-S. Choi, Korea Atomic Energy Re-search Institute, Daejeon, Korea (Republic)

SESSION 2.2N (SE-3-1)Tuesday, July 19, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Stanley(W)DAMPING AND VIBRATION CONTROL I—PASSIVE CONTROLDeveloped by: K. Minagawa, Saitama Institute of Technology, Saitama, Japan;

F. Paolacci, Roma Tre University, Rome, RM, Italy; T. Ito, OsakaPrefecture University, Osaka-Pref, Japan

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

JapanPVP2016-63101: VULNERABILITY-BASED DESIGN OF SLIDING CONCAVEBEARINGS FOR THE SEISMIC ISOLATION OF STEEL STORAGE TANKSH. N. Phan, F. Paolacci, S. Alessandri, Roma Tre University, Rome, RM, Italy; P.H. Hoang, Da Nang University of Science and Technology, Da Nang, Viet NamPVP2016-63140: SLIDING AND ROCKING MOTION MITIGATION OF A RIGIDBODY SUBJECTED TO SEISMIC EXCITATION DUE TO HIGH-VISCOUS LIQ-UIDT. Ito, H. Sakurai, A. Shintani, C. Nakagawa, Osaka Prefecture University, SakaiCity, Osaka Prefecture, JapanPVP2016-64004: SHAKING TABLE TESTS OF A PIPING SYSTEM WITH VIS-COELASTIC DAMPERS SUBJECTED TO SEVERE EARTHQUAKE MOTIONSV. Kostarev, GERB GmbH & Co. KG, Berlin, Germany; I. Tamura, M. Kuramasu,The Chugoku Electric Power Co., Inc., Hiroshima, Japan; F. Barutzki, P. Vasiliev,GERB GmbH & Co. KG, Berlin, GermanyPVP2016-63069: FUNDAMENTAL DESIGN OF RESPONSE CONTROL TECH-NOLOGY FOR AEROGENERATOR AGAINST SEISMIC MOTION AND WINDLOADO. Furuya, Tokyo City University, Tokyo, Japan; S. Cho, INNOSE TECH Co., Ltd.,Incheon, Korea (Republic); H. Kurabayashi, Vibro-System, Tokyo, Japan; K.Uchida, Tokyo City University, Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-63453: SCHEDULING STRATEGY OF MULTIPLE SEMI-ACTIVECONTROLLERS WITH INFORMATION ON THE DISTURBANCE AND THESTRUCTURAL RESPONSEK. Hiramoto, Niigata University, Niigata, Niigata, Japan; T. Matsuoka, Meiji Uni-versity, Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan; K. Sunakoda, Akita University, Akita, Akita,Japan

SESSION 2.2O (CT-18-1)Tuesday, July 19, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), OxfordNON-LINEAR FINITE ELEMENT SIMULATIONDeveloped by: X. Duan, Candu Energy, Mississauga, ON, Canada; R. Cipolla,

Intertek AIM, Santa Clara, CA, USA; R. Adibi-Asl, AMEC, Toronto,ON, Canada

Chair: W. Reinhardt, Candu Energy Inc., Mississauga, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: Y. Park, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM, USAPVP2016-63837: EFFECT OF ADJACENT TUBE EXPANSION ON THE RESID-UAL CONTACT PRESSURE OF TUBE-TO-TUBESHEET JOINTSH. Bouzid, École de Technologie Supérieure, Montréal, QC, Canada; L. Zhu, Xi’anJiaotong University, Xi’an, Shaanxi, ChinaPVP2016-63935: CRACK OPENING FOR STEAM GENERATOR TUBES WITHREALISTIC BOUNDARY CONDITIONSW. Reinhardt, Candu Energy Inc., Mississauga, ON, Canada; R. Kizhatil, BWXTCanada, Cambridge, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63611: MOLECULAR DYNAMICS STUDY OF ENERGY STORAGEDEVICES. Smith, New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM, USA; Y. Park, New Mex-ico State University, Las Cruces, NM, USA

PVP2016-63903: THERMAL HOT SPOT DAMAGE ASSESSMENT IN PRES-SURE VESSELSR. Adibi-Asl, AMEC, Toronto, ON, Canada; R. Seshadri, Memorial University, Cal-gary, AB, CanadaPVP2016-63936: COMPARISON OF PLASTIC COLLAPSE LOAD OF ISO-LATED PIPING PART AND PIPE RUNW. Reinhardt, Candu Energy Inc., Mississauga, ON, Canada

SESSION 2.2Q (TW-1-5)Tuesday, July 19, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyAINTRODUCTION TO THE PROCESS PIPING CODE, ASME B31.3, ANDOVERVIEW OF 50 YEARS OF ITS DEVELOPMENT (PART 2)Developed by: D. Stang, Omax Corporation, Kent, WA, USAChair: D. Stang, Omax Corporation, Kent, WA, USAPresented by: C. Becht IV, Becht Engineering Co., Inc.

SESSION 2.2S Tuesday, July 19, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyFoyerTECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION FORUM—VIDeveloped by: C. Jaske, Det Norske Veritas, Dublin, OH, USA; J. F. Cory, Jr.,

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SESSION 2.3A (DA-10-5)Tuesday, July 19, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Regency BBOLTED JOINT ASSEMBLER QUALIFICATION—IMPLEMENTATION EXPE-RIENCESymposium on Bolted Joints—Co-Sponsored by Computer Technology andBolted Joints and Design & Analysis Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: C. Rodery, BP p.l.c, League City, TX, USA; W. Brown, Integrity

Engineering Solutions, Dunsborough, WA, AustraliaChair: C. Rodery, BP p.l.c, League City, TX, USACo-Chair: G. Van Zyl, SABIC, Industerial Jubail, Saudi ArabiaPVP2016-63840: EDUCATING UNDERGRADUATES ON BOLTED FLANGEDJOINT TECHNOLOGY—30 YEARS ON (Presentation Only)D. Nash, University of Strathdyde, Glasgow, ScotlandPVP2016-63707: A PLANNING FOR ESTABLISHING THE CERTIFICATIONSYSTEM OF BOLT TIGHTENING WORKERS AND MANAGERS IN JAPAN(Presentation Only)R. Morimoto, Mitsubishi Chemical, Kurashiki, Okayama, Japan; T. Kikuchi,Idemitsu Kousan, Chiba, Japan; K. Kondo, Shinko Plantech Co. Ltd., Yokohama,Japan; T. Sawa, Hiroshima University, Tokyo, Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-63523: IMPLIMENTATION OF PCC-1 APPENDIX A QUALIFICATIONIN AUSTRALIA (Presentation Only)W. Brown, Integrity Engineering Solutions, Dunsborough, WA, AustraliaPVP2016-63583: IMPLEMENTING A PCC-1 APPENDIX A COMPLIANT QUAL-IFIED BOLTING SPECIALIST TRAINING PROGRAM (Presentation Only)D. E. Lay, Hytorc, Highland, UT, USA; J. Waterland, VSP Technologies, PrinceGeorge, VA, USA; M. Dodge, ASME, New York, NY, USAPVP2016-63228: PROPAGATING ASME PCC-1 APPENDIX A COMPLIANCEJ. Barnard, Hydratight, Darlaston, United Kingdom

SESSION 2.3B (CS-3-4)Tuesday, July 19, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Regency EENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE ISSUES – IVSymposium on Fatigue Issues—Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards andDesign & Analysis Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: S. Asada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Kobe, Japan; C.

Faidy, CF Integrity Engineering, Tassin, FranceChair: S. Asada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Kobe, JapanCo-Chair: C. Faidy, CF Integrity Engineering, Tassin, FrancePVP2016-63640: CRACK TIP STRAIN RATE MODELS FOR ENVIRONMEN-

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TALLY-ASSISTED FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH IN LIGHT WATER REACTORENVIRONMENTSE. Eason, Modeling & Computing Svcs, Boulder, CO, USA; R. Pathania, ElectricPower Research Institute, Palo Alto, CA, USAPVP2016-63497: ASSESSMENT METHOD TO ACCOUNT FOR THE RISE TIMEOF COMPLEX WAVEFORMS IN STAINLESS STEEL ENVIRONMENTAL FA-TIGUE CRACK GROWTH CALCULATIONSJ. Emslie, C. Gill, K. Wright, Rolls-Royce Group PLC, Derbyshire, United King-domPVP2016-63587: ANALYSIS OF SOURCES OF SCATTER IN RESULTS FROMFATIGUE ENDURANCE TESTING OF NUCLEAR PLANT MATERIALS UNDERSTRAIN CONTROL (Presentation Only)M. Twite, Rolls-Royce Plc, Derby, United KingdomPVP2016-63796: STUDY ON MEAN STRESS EFFECTS FOR DESIGN FA-TIGUE CURVESS. Asada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Kobe, Japan; T. Ogawa, AoyamaGakuin University, Sagamihara, Kanagawa, Japan; M. Higuchi, The Japan Weld-ing Engineering Society, Yokohama, Japan; H. Kanasaki, Mitsubishi Heavy In-dustries, Ltd., Takasago, Hyogo, Japan; Y. Takada, The Kansai Electric PowerCo., Inc., Osaka, Osaka, Japan

SESSION 2.3C (DA-8-1)Tuesday, July 19, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Regency FFITNESS FOR SERVICE EVALUATIONS—1: NUCLEAR COMPONENTSDeveloped by: K. Subramanian, Stress Engineering Services, Metairie, LA, USAChair: S. Liu, Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, Ottawa, ON,

CanadaCo-Chair: K. Subramanian, Stress Engineering Services, Metairie, LA, USAPVP2016-63004: FITNESS FOR SERVICE EVALUATION OF CLASS 1 PIPINGCOMPONENTU. Abdelsalam, D. Vijay, Amec Foster Wheeler, Toronto, ON, Canada; A. Glover,Bruce Power, Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63545: OVERVIEW OF AGING MANAGEMENT PROGRAM FORCANDU FEEDERS: CANADIAN REGULATORY PERSPECTIVESS. Eom, S. Liu, J. Jin, Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, Ottawa, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63626: APPLICATION OF LEAK-BEFORE-BREAK ASSESSMENTTO DISSIMILAR METAL WELD ON OUTLET FEEDER IN CANDU REACTORS(Presentation Only)S. Liu, S. Eom, J. Jin, Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, Ottawa, ON, Canada

SESSION 2.3D (MF-3-1)Tuesday, July 19, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza AMECHANISMS OF HYDROGEN EMBRITTLEMENTCo-Sponsored by Materials & Fabrication and Codes & Standards TechnicalCommitteesDeveloped by: C. San Marchi, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA,

USA; S. Xu, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, CanadaChair: C. San Marchi, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA,

USACo-Chair: S. Xu, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63375: FATIGUE LIFE PROPERTIES AND ANOMALOUS MACRO-SCOPIC FATIGUE FRACTURE SURFACES OF LOW CARBON STEEL JIS-SM490B IN HIGH-PRESSURE HYDROGEN GAS ENVIRONMENTY. Ogawa, H. Matsunaga, M. Yoshikawa, J. Yamabe, S. Matsuoka, Kyushu Uni-versity, Fukuoka, JapanPVP2016-63403: THRESHOLD FOR HYDROGEN-INDUCED FRACTURE IN2.25Cr-1Mo STEEL USED FOR LONG-TERM SERVICEH. Nakanishi, Techno Staff Co, Ltd., Yokohama, Japan; W. Fujiki, Kiguchi TechnicsInc., Shimane, Japan; H. Ohtani, Techno Staff Co, Ltd., Yokohama, Japan; S.Konosu, Ibaraki University, Hitachi 316-8511, JapanPVP2016-63536: EFFECT OF TEST FREQUENCY ON HYDROGEN-EN-HANCED FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH IN TYPE 304 STAINLESS STEEL ANDDUCTILE CAST IRONH. Matsunaga, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan; T. Nakashima, Nippon Steeland Sumitomo Metal, Hikari, Japan; K. Yamada, Kyushu Electric Power Co., Inc.,Fukuoka, Japan; T. Matsuo, Fukuoka University, Fukuoka, Japan; J. Yamabe,Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan

PVP2016-63669: HYDROGEN EFFECTS ON FATIGUE CRACK GROWTHRATES IN PIPELINE STEEL WELDSJ. Ronevich, Sandia National Laboratory, Livermore, CA, USA; B. Somerday,Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, TX, USA

SESSION 2.3E (DA-1-4)Tuesday, July 19, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza BDESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PRESSURE VESSELS AND COMPONENTS—IVDeveloped by: C. Rodery, BP p.l.c, League City, TX, USAChair: A. Avery, Equinox Engineering, Calgary, AB, CanadaCo-Chair: S. Morrison, M5 Engineering Inc., Calgary, AB, CanadaPVP2016-63423: EVALUATION OF CONSTRAINT EFFECT DUE TO CRACKLOCATION AND BOTTOM HEAD SHAPES. Choi, H.-B. Surh, J. Kim, Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Daejeon,Korea (Republic)PVP2016-63616: EFFECTS OF MULTIPLE PARALLEL FLAWS ON CRACKOPENING AREAM. Walter, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., Centennial, CO, USA; D. Som-merville, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA, USAPVP2016-63689: EFFECTS OF MULTIPLE CO-LINEAR FLAWS ON CRACKOPENING AREAS. Parker, M. Walter, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., Centennial, CO, USA;D. Sommerville, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA, USAPVP2016-63401: FATIGUE LIFE INVESTIGATION OF A HIGH PRESSUREINNER CASING UNDER IN-SERVICE CONDITIONSH. Hong, Weizhe Wang, Zhenwei Cai, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai,ChinaPVP2016-63710: THE METHOD FOR STRUCTURAL RELIABILITY ESTIMA-TION OF THE HEAT EXCHANGER TUBES OF STEAM GENERATOR OFWWER NPPSM. Zarazovskii, I. Orynyak, M. Borodii, IPP-Centre Ltd., Kiev, Ukraine

SESSION 2.3F (MF-4-6)Tuesday, July 19, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza CTOPICS IN WELD RESIDUAL STRESS IN INDUSTRYDeveloped by: F. Brust, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus,

Columbus, OH, USAChair: C. Hamelin, Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organ-

isation, NSW, NSW, AustraliaCo-Chair: F. Brust, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus,

Columbus, OH, USAPVP2016-63272: FINITE ELEMENT BASED PREDICTION OF TRANSIENTTEMPERATURE DISTRIBUTION, HEAT AFFECTED ZONE AND RESIDUALSTRESSES IN AISI 304 STAINLESS STEEL WELDMENTG. Singh, DAV University Jalandhar, Jalandhar, India; R. K. Saxena, Sant Lon-gowal Institute of Engineering and Technology, Sangrur, India; S. Pandey, IndianInstitute of Technology Delhi, New Delhi, IndiaPVP2016-63940: RESIDUAL STRESSES IN THICK-SECTION ELECTRONBEAM WELDS IN RPV STEELSA. Vasileiou, M. Smith, The University of Manchester, Manchester, United King-dom; D. Gandy, Electric Power Research Institute, Charlotte, NC, USA; A. Ferhati,TWI Limited, Cambridge, United Kingdom; R. Romac, VEQTER Limited, Bristol,United KingdomPVP2016-63269: TOWARD AN IMPROVED UNDERSTANDING OF EFFECTOF LINEAR HEAT INPUT ON HEAT-AFFECTED ZONE TEMPERING IN TEM-PER BEAD WELDINGK. Zhang, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, USA; J. A. Enneking, B. B.Grimmett, AREVA Inc., Lynchburg, VA, USA; W. Zhang, The Ohio State University,Columbus, OH, USA

SESSION 2.3G (CS-15-1)Tuesday, July 19, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Georgia APROBABILISTIC AND RISK-INFORMED METHODS FOR STRUCTURAL IN-TEGRITY ASSESSMENTCo-Sponsored by Codes & Standards and Materials & Fabrication TechnicalCommitteesDeveloped by: S. Xu, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, Canada; K. Nikbin, ICL, Lon-

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don, United KingdomChair: R. Crane, ASME, New York, NY, USACo-Chair: L. Gutkin, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63141: STATISTICAL METHODS AND DATABASE SPLITTING FORHCF DATA ANALYSISG. Blatman, EDF, Moret-sur-Loing, France; K. Wallin, J. Solin, VTT Technical Re-search Centre of Finland Ltd., Espoo, Finland; E. Karabaki, W. Mayinger, E.ONKernkraft GmbH, Hannover, Germany; GermanyPVP2016-63622: A CASE STUDY ON THE NORMALITY OF MONTE-CARLOSIMULATION RESULTSK. Tsembelis, S. Eom, J. Jin, Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, Ottawa, ON,Canada; M. Pandey, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, Canada; N.Christodoulou, Independent Consultant, Ottawa, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63655: REGULATORY PERSPECTIVE FOR THE DEFINITION OFPROBABILISTIC ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA FOR CANDU PRESSURE TUBESS. Laxman, B. Carroll, J. Jin, Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, Ottawa, ON,CanadaPVP2016-63100: DEVELOPMENT OF PARAMETRIC DISTRIBUTIONS OF HY-DRIDE SPACING FOR COHESIVE-ZONE MODELLING OF FRACTURETOUGHNESS IN Zr-2.5Nb PRESSURE TUBES (Presentation Only)L. Gutkin, C. Liu, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, Canada; D. Scarth, Kinectrics Inc.,Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63574: COMBINING UNCERTAINTIES FROM DIFFERENTSOURCES WITHIN EXISTING FRAMEWORK OF PROBABILISTIC ASSESS-MENTS OF LEAK-BEFORE-BREAK OF CANDU PRESSURE TUBES (Presen-tation Only)R. Lam, Amec Foster Wheeler, Toronto, ON, Canada; L. Gutkin, Kinectrics Inc.,Toronto, ON, Canada; C. Manu, Amec Foster Wheeler, Toronto, ON, Canada

SESSION 2.3H (CS-7-1)Tuesday, July 19, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Georgia BRECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN ASME CODES AND STANDARDSRudy Scavuzzo Memorial Symposium on Developments in InternationalCodes and Standards—Sponsored by Codes & Standards Technical Com-mitteeDeveloped by: T.-L. Sham, Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL, USA; R.

Barnes, ANRIC, Etobicoke, ON, CanadaChair: T.-L. Sham, Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL, USACo-Chair: R. Barnes, ANRIC, Etobicoke, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63559: OVERVIEW OF PROPOSED HIGH TEMPERATURE DESIGNCODE CASESP. Carter, Stress Engineering Services, Mason, OH, USA; T.-L. Sham, ArgonneNational Laboratory, Lemont, IL, USA; R. I. Jetter, RI Jetter Consulting, PebbleBeach, CA, USAPVP2016-63730: ELEVATED TEMPERATURE CYCLIC SERVICE EVALUATIONBASED ON ELASTIC-PERFECTLY PLASTIC ANALYSIS AND INTEGRATEDCREEP-FATIGUE DAMAGET.-L. Sham, Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL, USA; R. I. Jetter, RI JetterConsulting, Pebble Beach, CA, USA; Y. Wang, Oak Ridge National Laboratory,Oak Ridge, TN, USAPVP2016-64027: ALTERNATE METHOD IN EVALUATING CREEP-FATIGUEDAMAGE OF GRADE 91 STEEL (Presentation Only)M. Li, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USA; T. Asayama, Japan AtomicEnergy Agency, Ibaraki-ken 311-1393, Japan; T.-L. Sham, Argonne National Lab-oratory, Lemont, IL, USA

SESSION 2.3I (DA-2-1)Tuesday, July 19, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), EnglishBay (S)DESIGN & ANALYSIS OF PIPING AND COMPONENTS—1Developed by: C. Basavaraju, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, North Po-

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

Chair: C. Basavaraju, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, North Po-tomac, MD, USA

PVP2016-63050: DISSIMILAR METAL WELDS: IMPACT OF THE RESIDUALSTRESSES ON THE RISK OF FAILURE

A. Blouin, S. Chapuliot, S. Marie, AREVA NP, Paris La Defense, FrancePVP2016-63072: DEVELOPMENT OF DESIGN CURVE FOR SWEEPOLETSUBJECTED TO ACOUSTIC INDUCED VIBRATIONY. Liu, D. Lin, I. Eljaouhari, Bechtel Corp, Houston, TX, USA; A. Prakash, Bechtel,San Ramon, CA, USA; P. Diwakar, Bechtel Corp, Houston, USAPVP2016-63098: FAILURE OF THIN-WALLED PIPES WITH D/T UP TO 140AND CONCLUSIONS FOR THE DESIGN CODESH. Schau, TUEV SUED Energietechnik GmbH BW, Mannheim, Germany; L.Mkrtchyan, Cooperative State University Mannheim, Eppelheim, Germany; M. Jo-hannes, TUEV SUED Energietechnik GmbH, Mannheim, GermanyPVP2016-63135: AN ANALYTICAL SOLUTION BASED ON SHELL THEORYFOR CALCULATING STRESSES ON FULL ENCIRCLEMENT SLEEVES USEDON PIPES AND PRESSURE VESSELSC. Nadarajah, Becht Engineering Co. Inc., Fairfax, VA, USA

SESSION 2.3J (MF-21-1)Tuesday, July 19, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Grouse(N)ADVANCED MANUFACTURING AND MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY: HOT ISO-STATIC PRESSING, INGOT AND THERMOMECHANICAL PROCESSINGDeveloped by: A. Duncan, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC,

USA; C. San Marchi, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore,CA, USA; J. Bobbitt, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken,SC, USA; J. Todd, Pennsylvania State University, University Park,PA, USA; A. Horn, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, Cheshire,United Kingdom; A. Wasylyk, World Nuclear Association, London,United Kingdom

Chair: A. Horn, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, Cheshire, UnitedKingdom

Co-Chair: A. Wasylyk, World Nuclear Association, London, United KingdomPVP2016-63938: OPTIMIZATION OF PIPE INDUCTION BENDING PROCESSPARAMETERST. S. Kathayat, Welspun Corp Ltd., Maharashtra, India; R. T. Hill, Welspun Corp.Limited, Gujarat, India; R. Goyal, T. Kyada, Welspun Corp Limited, Anjar, IndiaPVP2016-64002: IMPACT TOUGHNESS FOR PM HIP 316L AT CRYOGENICTEMPERATUREST. Berglund, Sandvik Powder Solutions, Surahammar, Sweden; M. Östlund, Sand-vik Materials Technology, Sandviken, SwedenPVP2016-63033: MECHANISTIC STUDIES ON TYPE 300 STAINLESS STEELSMANUFACTURED BY HOT ISOSTATIC PRESSING: THE IMPACT OF OXYGENINVOLVEMENT ON FRACTURE BEHAVIOURA. Cooper, University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom; J. Dhers,Areva, Le Creusot, France; A. Sherry, University of Manchester, Manchester,United KingdomPVP2016-64016: EXCELLENT MATERIAL PROPERTIES AND DESIGN FREE-DOM WITH POWDER METALLURGICAL HOT ISOSTATIC PRESSING (Pre-sentation Only)T. Berglund, Sandvik Powder Solutions, Surahammar, Sweden

SESSION 2.3K (HT-2-1)Tuesday, July 19, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Cypress(W)HIGH-PRESSURE TESTING AND IMPACT ANALYSISSymposium on Structures Under Extreme Loading—Co-Sponsored by Fluid-Structure Interaction and High Pressure Technology Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: D. Gross, Dominion Engineering, Inc., Reston, VA, USAChair: D. Gross, Dominion Engineering, Inc., Reston, VA, USACo-Chair: H. Levine, Thornton Tomasetti, Cupertino, CA, USAPVP2016-63196: EVALUATION OF DESIGN METHODOLOGIES FOR HIGH-PRESSURE HAZARD BARRICADESJ. Kostecki, M. Edel, B. Bingham, BakerRisk, San Antonio, TX, USAPVP2016-63933: HARDENED PIT LID DESIGN FOR HIGH PRESSURE EX-TREME TEMPERATURE PNEUMATIC GATE VALVE TESTINGJ. W. Wesevich, Thornton Tomasetti, Austin, TX, USA; P. E. Dunn, ThorntonTomasetti, Albuquerque, NM, USA; D. J. Lawver, Thornton Tomasetti, MountainView, CA, USA; T. J. Yeary, Stress Engineering Services, Tomball, TX, USAPVP2016-63053: IMPACT ANALYSIS OF HIGH-PRESSURE TEST PIT CON-

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CRETE WALLK. Karpanan, J. Monson, A. Suryanarayanan, FMC Technologies Inc., Houston,TX, USAPVP2016-63711: EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF STRUC-TURES WITH BOLTED JOINTS SUBJECTED TO LOW IMPACT LOAD: PART1K. Karpanan, FMC Technologies Inc., Houston, TX, USA; B. O’Toole, Universityof Nevada Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV, USA

SESSION 2.3L (SE-2-3)Tuesday, July 19, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Prince ofWalesSEISMIC ISOLATION IIIDeveloped by: O. Furuya, Tokyo City University, Tokyo, Japan; S. Fujita, Tokyo

Denki University, Tokyo, JapanChair: T. Matsuoka, Meiji University, Kawasaki, Kanagawa, JapanCo-Chair: A. Sone, Kyoto institute of Technology, Kyoto, JapanPVP2016-63293: ULTIMATE FAILURE CRITERIA EVALUATION OF ELBOWPIPE COMPONENTS IN SEISMICALLY ISOLATED NPPSD. Hahm, M. K. Kim, Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Daejeon, Korea(Republic)PVP2016-63060: SEISMIC RESPONSES OF ISOLATED BUILDINGS WITHSUPPLEMENTAL DEVICES SUBJECTED TO NEAR-FAULT EARTHQUAKEW.-I Liao, Sheng-Qing Wang, National Taipei University of Technology, Taipei, Tai-wanPVP2016-63742: SEISMIC PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT OF SEISMIC ISO-LATION SYSTEMS FOR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS (Presentation Only)M. K. Kim, J. H. Kim, D. Hahm, J. Park, I.-K. Choi, Korea Atomic Energy ResearchInstitute, Daejeon, Daejeon, Korea (Republic)PVP2016-63992: STUDY ON SMALL-SCALE LAMINATED TYPE BASE ISO-LATION DEVICE USING URETHANE ELASTOMER FOR PRACTICAL APPLI-CATIONK. Ishihana, Ohtsu Chemical Co., Ltd., Takaishi, Osaka, Japan; O. Furuya, TokyoCity University, Tokyo, Japan; K. Goda, S. Omata, Ohtsu Chemical Co., Ltd.,Takaishi, Osaka, Japan

SESSION 2.3M (OAC-4-3)Tuesday, July 19, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Seymour(N)GENERAL STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION TOPICSDeveloped by: S. Hensel, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions LLC, Martinez, GA,

USA; Z. Han, Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL, USAChair: M. Greiner, University of Nevada Reno, Reno, NV, USACo-Chair: A. Smith, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2016-63024: EVALUATION OF POLYVINYL CHLORIDE BAGS DURINGPLUTONIUM STORAGES. Hensel, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions LLC, Martinez, GA, USA; E. Skid-more, N. Askew, L. Kyriazidis, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC,USAPVP2016-63120: PRESSURIZATION ANALYSIS FOR FLAME HEATING OF ASCREW TOP UTILITY CAN LOADED WITH PLUTONIUM OXIDE POWDERJ. Laurinat, M. R. Kesterson, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC,USA; S. Hensel, Savannah River Nuclear Solutions LLC, Martinez, GA, USAPVP2016-64017: HARDWARE ASPECTS OF DEVELOPING A LARGE-SCALESPENT NUCLEAR FUEL TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM (Presentation Only)M. Feldman, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Knoxville, TN, USA; P. Schwab, USDepartment of Energy, Germantown, MD, USA

SESSION 2.3N (OAC-5-1)Tuesday, July 19, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Stanley(W)DESIGN, ANALYSIS, MODELING AND PERFORMANCE OF VALVES IDeveloped by: L. I. Ezekoye, Ezekoye Engineering Services LLC, Pittsburgh,

PA, USA; R. Farrell, Flowserve Corp., Apex, NC, USAChair: L. I. Ezekoye, Ezekoye Engineering Services LLC, Pittsburgh,

PA, USACo-Chair: R. Farrell, Flowserve Corp., Apex, NC, USA

PVP2016-63063: A LINEAR FLOW RESISTANCE MODEL OF A MULTI-GOV-ERNING STEAM VALVE SYSTEM USING COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAM-ICSP. Wang, Y. Liu, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China; J. He, ShanghaiTurbine Company, Shanghai, China; S. Xu, Shanghai Electric Power GenerationEquipment Co., Ltd., Shanghai, ChinaPVP2016-63261: ANALYSIS OF PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE DYNAMICS DUR-ING OPENINGJ. Bossard, BSRD, LLC, Huntsville, AL, USA; A. Reich, Streamline AutomationLLC, Hunteville, AL, USA; A. DiMeo, Curtiss-Wright Flow Control, Farmingdale,NY, USAPVP2016-63854: PRESSURIZER SAFETY VALVE DATA COLLECTION,ANALYSIS, AND PERFORMANCET. C. Esselman, G. W. Zysk, P. L. Streeter, B. M. Elaidi, LPI, Inc., Amesbury, MA,USA; H. M. Garcia, Pacific Gas & Electric Company, Avila Beach, CA, USA

SESSION 2.3O (NDPD-1-1)Tuesday, July 19, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), OxfordEMERGING NDE AND PROGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES AND APPLICATIONS—1Developed by: V. Agarwal, Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID, USA; S.

Mohanty, Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL, USAChair: V. Agarwal, Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID, USACo-Chair: S. Mohanty, Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL, USA; S.

Dugan, Materials Testing Institute University of Stuttgart (MPA),Stuttgart, Germany

PVP2016-63909: UNCERTAINTY MANAGEMENT IN LEBESGUE SAMPLING-BASED FAULT DIAGNOSIS AND PROGNOSISW. Yan, B. Zhang, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, USAPVP2016-63144: DEVELOPMENT OF A QUICK AND EASY-TO-INSTALLSTRAIN MEASUREMENT TOOL FOR BOTH BENDING AND TORSIONAL PIP-ING STRESS ASSESSMENTT. Takahama, K. Nishimura, S. Ninomiya, Y. Matsumoto, Y. Harada, Nuclear En-gineering, Ltd., Osaka, Osaka, JapanPVP2016-63968: RESEARCH ON PHASED ARRAY ULTRASONIC TECH-NIQUE FOR TESTING TUBE TO TUBE-SHEET WELDS OF HEAT EX-CHANGERW. Guo, Zhejiang Provincial Special Equipment Inspection and Research Institute,Hangzhou, China; S. Qian, Ningbo Special Equipment Inspection and ResearchInstitute, Bingbo, China; Z. Ling, Zhejiang Provincial Special Equipment Inspectionand Research Institute, Hangzhou, China; D. Hou, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou,China

SESSION 2.3Q (TW-1-4)Tuesday, July 19, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Regency ATRAPS AND PITFALLS OF FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSES (PART 1)Developed by: D. Stang, Omax Corporation, Kent, WA, USAChair: D. Stang, Omax Corporation, Kent, WA, USAPresented by: Y. Shoji, YS Corporation, Musashino, Tokyo, Japan

SESSION 2.3S Tuesday, July 19, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyFoyerTECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION FORUM—VIIDeveloped by: C. Jaske, Det Norske Veritas, Dublin, OH, USA; J. F. Cory, Jr.,

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SESSION 2.4A (DA-10-6)Tuesday, July 19, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Regency BPANEL SESSION: BOLTED JOINT ASSEMBLER QUALIFICATION—INDUS-TRY FEEDBACK SESSIONSymposium on Bolted Joints—Co-Sponsored by Computer Technology andBolted Joints and Design & Analysis Technical Committees

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Developed by: C. Rodery, BP p.l.c, League City, TX, USA; W. Brown, IntegrityEngineering Solutions, Dunsborough, WA, Australia

Chair: C. Rodery, BP p.l.c, League City, TX, USACo-Chair: G. Van Zyl, SABIC, Industerial Jubail, Saudi ArabiaPanelists:C. Rodery, BP p.l.c, League City, TX, USAW. Brown, Integrity Engineering Solutions, Dunsborough, WA, Australia

SESSION 2.4B (CS-31-1)Tuesday, July 19, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Regency EMAINTAINING THE INTEGRITY OF THE ASME CODE AND STRUCTURALCOMPONENTSSymposium on Fatigue Issues—Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards andDesign & Analysis Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: Y. Garud, SIMRAND, LLC, San Jose, CA, USAChair: R. Crane, ASME, New York, NY, USACo-Chair: L. Gutkin, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63438: THE ROLE OF THE TECHNICAL OVERSIGHT MANAGE-MENT COMMITTEE (TOMC) IN MAINTAINING THE INTEGRITY OF THE ASMECODE (Presentation Only)R. Barnes, ANRIC, Etobicoke, ON, Canada; T. Pastor, HSB Global Standards,Manchester, CT, USAPVP2016-63670: PROBABILISTIC FINANCIAL ANALYSIS OF COKE DRUMLIFE CYCLE MANAGEMENTC. Panzarella, E. Gassama, D. W. Spring, The Equity Engineering Group, Inc.,Shaker Heights, OH, USAPVP2016-63676: A PROBABILISTIC APPROACH TO THE THERMO-MECHAN-ICAL ANALYSIS OF COKE DRUMSE. Gassama, D. W. Spring, A. Stenta, J. Cochran, C. Panzarella, The Equity En-gineering Group, Inc., Shaker Heights, OH, USA

SESSION 2.4C (DA-8-3)Tuesday, July 19, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Regency FFITNESS FOR SERVICE EVALUATIONS—3: PRESSURE VESSELS & PIPINGDeveloped by: K. Subramanian, Stress Engineering Services, Metairie, LA,

USA; G. Van Zyl, SABIC, Industerial Jubail, Saudi ArabiaChair: G. Van Zyl, SABIC, Industerial Jubail, Saudi ArabiaCo-Chair: T. Seipp, Becht Engineering Canada, Ltd., Okotoks, AB, CanadaPVP2016-63267: FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE ASSESSMENT OF OVERPRES-SURED VESSEL AND RESULTS VERIFICATION (Presentation Only)A. Tatarov, F. Gareau, Skystone Engineering, Calgary, AB, CanadaPVP2016-63527: FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE OF A COLUMN EQUIPMENT CON-TAINING DENT DEFECTS BASED ON API 579 LEVEL 3 ANALYSIS AND CON-SIDERING THE DYNAMIC LOADSZ. Han, G. Xie, L. Sun, China Special Equipment Inspection and Research Insti-tute, Beijing, China; M. Zhao, PetroChina Karamay Petrochemical Co., Ltd., Kara-may, China; H. Qian, Nanjing Yangzi Petrochemical Refinery Co., Ltd., Nanjing,ChinaPVP2016-63646: FFS ASSESSMENT OF PRESSURIZED EQUIPMENT UTILIZ-ING A THICKNESS MAPPING TOOLB. Hantz, Valero Energy, San Antonio, TX, USA; V. Akula, Dassault SystèmesSimulia Corp., Irving, TX, USA; J. Leroux, Valero Wilmington Refinery, Wilmington,CA, USAPVP2016-63042: AN IMPROVED METHOD OF EVALUATING THE STRESS IN-TENSITY FACTOR FOR A PENETRATING CIRCUMFERENTIAL DEFECT IN ASELF-BALANCING RESIDUAL STRESS FIELD IN A WELDL. Wei, J. Shi, J. Buckland, Amec Foster Wheeler, Gloucester, United KingdomPVP2016-63081: THE INFLUENCE OF A NON-ALIGNED SEMI-ELLIPTICALSURFACE CRACK ON A QUARTER-CIRCLE CORNER CRACK IN AN INFI-NITELY LARGE PLATE UNDER UNIAXIAL TENSIONM. Perl, Ben Gurion University of The Negev, Beer Sheva, Beer Sheva, Israel, Q.Ma, Walla Walla University, College Place, WA, USA; C. Levy, Florida InternationalUniversity, Miami, FL, USA

SESSION 2.4D (MF-3-2)Tuesday, July 19, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza ATEST METHOD DEVELOPMENT FOR ASSESSING HYDROGEN EFFECTS

Developed by: C. San Marchi, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA,USA

Chair: J. Ronevich, Sandia National Laboratory, Livermore, CA, USACo-Chair: M. Brongers, DNVGL, Dublin, OH, USAPVP2016-63563: COMPARISON OF INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL HYDROGENON FATIGUE LIFE OF AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEELSP. J. Gibbs, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA, USA; K. Nibur, Hy-Per-formance Materials Testing, LLC., Bend, OR, USA; X. Tang, Swagelok Co., Solon,OH, USA; C. San Marchi, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA, USAPVP2016-63336: COMPARISON OF FATIGUE PROPERTY OBTAINED UNDERHIGH PRESSURE HYDROGEN GAS SERVICE AND CATHODIC HYDROGENCHARGING SERVICES. Takagi, H. Okano, A. Nagao, JFE Steel Corporation, Kawasaki, Kanagawa,JapanPVP2016-63927: EVALUATION OF THE SUSCEPTIBILITY OF DUPLEX STAIN-LESS STEEL 2205 TO HYDROGEN ASSISTED CRACKING IN REAC SYS-TEMSM. He, J. Lippold, B. Alexandrov, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, USA;J. Penso, Shell, Cypress, TX, USAPVP2016-63609: FATIGUE CRACK INITIATION AND PROPAGATION IN Cr-Mo STEEL HYDROGEN STORAGE VESSELS: RESEARCH ON DESIGN FORSAFE LIFEJ. Solin, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd., Espoo, Finland; L. Briot-tet, CEA, Grenoble, France; B. Acosta, JRC-IET, Petten, Netherlands; P. Bortot,TenarisDalmine, Dalmine, Italy; J. Furtado, Air Liquide R&D, Jouy-en-Josas,France

SESSION 2.4E (FSI-2-1)Tuesday, July 19, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza BVIBRATION OF TUBE BUNDLES IN CROSS-FLOWDeveloped by: G. Papadakis, Imperial College London, London, United King-

dom; N. Mureithi, Ecole Polytechnique De Montreal, Montreal,QC, Canada; C. G. Giannopapa, ESA, NoordwijkZH, Nether-lands; V. Janzen, Aecl - Chalk River Labs, Chalk River, ON,Canada

Chair: G. Papadakis, Imperial College London, London, United King-dom

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

PVP2016-63921: EXPERIMENTAL IDENTIFICATION OF THE FLUID-ELASTICCOUPLING FORCES ON A SQUARE TUBE BUNDLE SUBJECTED TO SIN-GLE-PHASE CROSS-FLOWP. Piteau, CEA, Viry Chatillon, France; X. Delaune, L. Borsoi, CEA, Gif-sur-Yvette,France; J. Antunes, Instituto Superior Tecnico, Sacavem, PortugalPVP2016-63842: AN EXPERIENCE ON THE ELIMINATION OF CHECK VALVECHATTERING IN A NPPT.-R. Kim, KEPCO International Nuclear Graduate School, Ulsan, Korea (Repub-lic)PVP2016-63450: MEASUREMENT OF FLOW-INDUCED FORCES: MULTIPLEFLEXIBLE TUBES IN A TRIANGULAR-PITCH BUNDLE SUBJECTED TO TWO-PHASE CROSS-FLOWE. Deri, O. Ries, A. Adobes, Electricité de France - R&D Division, Chatou, FrancePVP2016-63893: EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF RESONANT COU-PLING BETWEEN TURBULENT FLOW PAST A RECTANGULAR CAVITY ANDA STANDING GRAVITY WAVEJ. Reaume, P. Oshkai, University of Victoria, Victoria, BC, CanadaPVP2016-63334: BIFURCATION ANALYSIS AND THE ROLE OF NORMALFORM SYMMETRIES ON THE HARMONIC FORCED INLINE OSCILLATIONOF THE CYLINDER WAKEN. Nabatian, Shahid Beheshti University, Tehran, Iran; N. Mureithi, Ecole Poly-technique De Montreal, Montreal, QC, Canada

SESSION 2.4F (MF-33-1)Tuesday, July 19, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza CLEFM BASED CRACK GROWTH SIMULATIONSSymposium on Three-Dimensional Crack Growth Simulations Using FEA—Co-Sponsored by Computer Technology and Bolted Joints, and Materials &

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Fabrication Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: D. J. Shim, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA,

USA; X. Duan, Candu Energy, Mississauga, ON, Canada; Y. Li,Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki-Ken, Japan

Chair: X. Duan, Candu Energy, Mississauga, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: D. J. Shim, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA,

USAPVP2016-63398: FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH ANALYSIS OF INTERACTINGSUBSURFACE CRACKS USING S-VERSION FEMA. Suzuki, A. Takahashi, M. Kikuchi, Tokyo University of Science, Noda, Chiba,JapanPVP2016-63151: SIMULATION ON PROPAGATION AND COALESCENCE OFFATIGUE CRACK BY AUTOMATIC THREE-DIMENSIONAL FINITE ELEMENTCRACK PROPAGATION SYSTEMH. Doi, K. Azuma, Secretariat of Nuclear Regulation Authority, Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-63341: SURROGATE MODEL DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATIONFOR RELIABILITY ANALYSIS OF REACTOR PRESSURE VESSELSW. Hoffman, M. Riley, University of Idaho, Moscow, ID, USA; B. Spencer, IdahoNational Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID, USAPVP2016-63304: OORE-BURNS FUNCTION OF FORM APPLICATION IN NU-MERICAL TREATMENT OF MODE I FLAT CRACK PROBLEM IN INFINITEBODYI. Orynyak, A. Batura, IPP-Centre Ltd., Kiev, Ukraine; A. Oryniak, Kiev Polytech-nical Institute, Kiev, Ukraine; I. Lokhman, SC Ukrtransgas, Kyiv, Ukraine

SESSION 2.4G (CS-19-1)Tuesday, July 19, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Georgia APANEL SESSION: INTEGRITY OF CAST STAINLESS STEEL PIPEDeveloped by: T. Griesbach, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc.; K. Hojo, Mit-

subishi Heavy Industries LtdChair: T. Griesbach, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc.Co-Chair: K. Hojo, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries LtdPanelists:M. Uddin, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of ColumbusR. Jacob, Pacific Northwest National LaboratoryK. Hojo, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries LtdT. Griesbach, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc.

SESSION 2.4H (CS-9-1)Tuesday, July 19, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Georgia BASME SECTION XI CODE ACTIVITIESRudy Scavuzzo Memorial Symposium on Developments in InternationalCodes and Standards—Sponsored by Codes & Standards Technical Com-mitteeDeveloped by: R. Cipolla, Intertek AIM, Santa Clara, CA, USAChair: R. Cipolla, Intertek AIM, Santa Clara, CA, USACo-Chair: J. Jin, Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, Ottawa, ON,

CanadaPVP2016-63051: FATIGUE THRESHOLD BEHAVIOR OF STAINLESS STEELIN HIGH TEMPERATURE AIR AND WATERE. West, H. Mohr, E. Lord, Bechtel Marine Propulsion Corporation, Albany, NY,USAPVP2016-63872: FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH RATES FOR FERRITIC STEELSUNDER NEGATIVE R RATIOK. Hasegawa, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Hitachi Naka-Shi, Japan; V. Mares,Technical University of Ostrava, Ostrava, Czech Republic; Y. Yamaguchi, Y. Li,Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Hitachi Naka-Shi, JapanPVP2016-63946: FLAW EVALUATION AT PIPE WELD CONNECTING TWO 90°ELBOWSR. McGill, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA, USA; E. Houston,Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., Centennial, CO, USA; B. Dawson, StructuralIntegrity Associates, Centennial, CO, USAPVP2016-64023: CLOSED-FORM RELATIONS FOR STRESS INTENSITY FAC-TOR INFLUENCE COEFFICIENTS FOR AXIAL OUTSIDE SURFACE FLAWSIN CYLINDERS FOR APPENDIX A OF ASME SECTION XIS. Xu, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, Canada; D. Lee, BWX Technologies, Barber-

ton, OH, USA; D. Scarth, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, Canada; R. Cipolla, IntertekAIM, Santa Clara, CA, USAPVP2016-63827: BEYOND DESIGN BASIS CODE CASE BASIS PAPERP. Donavin, DTE Energy, Newport, MI, USA; H. Gustin, Structural Integrity Asso-ciates, Centennial, CO, USA; T. Vo, Generation 3, Mechanicsville, VA, USA; R.Pace, Altran–North America, Boston, MA, USA; R. Gilada, Luminant, Cleburne,TX, USA

SESSION 2.4I (DA-2-2)Tuesday, July 19, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), EnglishBay (S)DESIGN & ANALYSIS OF PIPING AND COMPONENTS—2Developed by: B. Li, Amec Foster Wheeler, Toronto, ON, Canada; C. Basavaraju,

U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, North Potomac, MD, USAChair: B. Li, Amec Foster Wheeler, Toronto, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: C. Basavaraju, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, North Po-

tomac, MD, USAPVP2016-63180: EFFECT OF BEND ANGLE ON PLASTIC LIMIT LOADS OFPIPE BENDS UNDER IN-PLANE BENDING MOMENTS. Li, C. Zhou, J. Li, X. Miao, Nanjing Tech University, Nanjing, Jiangsu, ChinaPVP2016-63209: NUMERICAL ANALYSIS ON CAVITATION EROSION OF AHIGH PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL CONTROL VALVEZ. Zheng, G. Ou, H. Ye, H. Jin, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University, Hangzhou, ChinaPVP2016-63967: STRESS ANALYSIS OF FAILED FUEL DETECTION PIPINGSYSTEM IN A NUCLEAR POWER PLANTJ. P. Balbiani, F. Schroeter, G. Bourguigne, Nucleoelectrica Argentina S.A., BuenosAires, Argentina

SESSION 2.4J (MF-21-2)Tuesday, July 19, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Grouse(N)ADVANCED MANUFACTURING AND MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY: ADDITIVEMANUFACTURING AND NOVEL SURFACE TREATMENTSDeveloped by: A. Duncan, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC,

USA; J. Todd, Pennsylvania State University, University Park,PA, USA; A. Horn, AMEC, Warrington, United Kingdom; J. Bob-bitt, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USA; A.Wasylyk, World Nuclear Association, London, United Kingdom;C. San Marchi, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA,USA

Chair: A. Duncan, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USACo-Chair: C. San Marchi, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA,

USAPVP2016-63109: INVESTIGATION OF PREPARATION PROCESSES ANDCORROSION RESISTANCE OF NiCrBSi COATINGS FABRICATED BYLASER-HIGH FREQUENCY INDUCTION HYBRID CLADDINGS. Lu, X. Ling, J. Zhang, Nanjing Tech University, Nanjing, ChinaPVP2016-63999: CHARACTERIZATION OF ADDITIVE MANUFACTURINGFOR PROCESS TUBING (Presentation Only)P. Korinko, Westinghouse Savannah River Co, Aiken, SC, USA; M. Morgan, J.Bobbitt, M. Reigel, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USA; S. Babu,University of Tennessee Knoxville, Knoxville, TN, USAPVP2016-63339: EVALUATION OF FATIGUE AND FRACTURE PROPERTIESOF LASER-POWDER FORMED AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEEL (Presenta-tion Only)T. Smith, University of California, Davis, Davis, CA, USA; J. Sugar, M. Maguire,D. Balch, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA, USA; J. Schoenung, Uni-versity California, Irvine, Irvine, CA, USAPVP2016-63645: METALLURGY AND MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR OF 3-D 316STAINLESS STEEL PRINTING USING DIRECTED ENERGY DEPOSITION(DED) AND POWDER-BED-FUSION (PBF) (Presentation Only)N. Yang, K. Gaiser, L. Clemon, W. Lu, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore,CA, USA; B. Zheng, University of California, Davis, Davis, CA, USAPVP2016-64042: CHARACTERIZATION OF SELECTIVE LASER MELTED 304L(Presentation Only)W. Everhart, Honeywell FM&T, Kansas City, MO, USA; P. S Korinko, M. Morgan,J. Bobbitt, M. Reigel, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USA

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SESSION 2.4K (HT-2-2)Tuesday, July 19, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Cypress(W)HIGH-PRESSURE TESTING AND BLAST ANALYSISSymposium on Structures Under Extreme Loading—Co-Sponsored by Fluid-Structure Interaction and High Pressure Technology Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: H. Levine, Thornton Tomasetti, Cupertino, CA, USA; D. Gross,

Dominion Engineering, Inc., Reston, VA, USAChair: H. Levine, Thornton Tomasetti, Cupertino, CA, USACo-Chair: D. Gross, Dominion Engineering, Inc., Reston, VA, USAPVP2016-63068: EXPERIMENTAL AND NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF STRUC-TURES WITH BOLTED JOINTS SUBJECTED TO HIGH IMPACT LOAD: PART 2K. Karpanan, FMC Technologies Inc., Houston, TX, USA; B. O’Toole, Universityof Nevada Las Vegas, Las Vegas, NV, USAPVP2016-63116: EQUIVALENT EXPLOSION SOURCE FOR PVB BLASTWAVE INFILTRATIONJ. Geng, K. Thomas, Baker Engineering and Risk Consultants, Inc., San Antonio,TX, USAPVP2016-63934: HARDENED ENCLOSURE DESIGN FOR HIGH PRESSUREEXTREME TEMPERATURE PNEUMATIC SEAL TEST FIXTUREJ. W. Wesevich, Thornton Tomasetti, Austin, TX, USA; P. E. Dunn, E. J. Hansen,Thornton Tomasetti, Albuquerque, NM, USA; E. N. Gage, Stress EngineeringServices Inc., Houston, TX, USAPVP2016-63224: REACTOR CAVITY ANALYSIS UNDER STEAM EXPLOSIVECONDITIONS BY TNT MODELS. H. Kim, Y. Chang, Kyung Hee University, Kyunggi-do, Korea (Republic); Y.-J.Cho, Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety, Daejeon-si, Korea (Republic)

SESSION 2.4L (SE-2-4)Tuesday, July 19, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Prince ofWalesSEISMIC ISOLATION IVDeveloped by: C.-S. Tsai, Feng Chia University, Taichung, Taiwan; A. Sone,

Kyoto institute of Technology, Kyoto, JapanChair: C.-S. Tsai, Feng Chia University, Taichung, TaiwanCo-Chair: T. Fukasawa, Mitsubishi FBR Systems, Inc., Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-63007: VARIABLE INERTIA DAMPER USING MR FLUIDT. Matsuoka, Meiji University, Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan; K. Hiramoto, NiigataUniversity, Niigata, Niigata, Japan; K. Sunakoda, Akita University, Akita, Akita,Japan; N. Abe, Meiji University, Kawasaki, Kanagawa, JapanPVP2016-63009: DEVELOPMENT OF DESIGN METHODS FOR PIPING SYS-TEMS IN A SEISMICALLY BASE ISOLATED NUCLEAR PLANTT. Adams, J. D. Stevenson and Associates, Inc., Independence, OH, USA; E. W.Ahn, KEPCO E&C, Gyeongsangbuk-do, Korea (Republic); S. Kim, JD Stevensonand Associates Inc., Woburn, MA, USA; S. Kim, D. Kim, KEPCO E&C,Gyeongsangbuk-do, Korea (Republic)PVP2016-63417: DEVELOPMENT OF MECHANISM FOR PREVENTING DE-RAILING OF MATERIAL HANDLING EQUIPMENTK. Iwamoto, Y. Sato, T. Otoyo, IHI Corporation, Yokohama, Japan; M. Horiuchi,H. Sakai, H. Arai, IHI Transport Machinery Co., Ltd., Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-63868: IMPACT OF NEAR-FAULT GROUND MOTIONS ON THE EF-FICIENCY OF VISCOUS-DAMPING SYSTEMSY.-N. Huang, C.-R. Liu, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan

SESSION 2.4M (OAC-6-1)Tuesday, July 19, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Seymour(N)PANEL SESSION: FIELD EXPERIENCES WITH BOLTING AND GASKETING:TODAY’S CONTINUED CHALLENGESDeveloped by: J. Baulch, Teadit North America, Pasadena, TX, USA; E. Jamal-

yaria, Flexitallic, Deer Park, TX, USAChair: J. Baulch, Teadit North America, Pasadena, TX, USACo-Chair: E. Jamalyaria, Flexitallic, Deer Park, TX, USAPanelists:B. Hantz, Valero Energy, San Antonio, TX, USAJ. Baulch, Teadit North America, Pasadena, TX, USA

E. Jamalyaria, Flexitallic, Deer Park, TX, USA

SESSION 2.4N (MF-14-1)Tuesday, July 19, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Stanley(W)LEAK-BEFORE-BREAK (1)—ANALYTICAL METHODSDeveloped by: J. Sharples, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United Kingdom;

P. J. Gill, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, Cheshire, UnitedKingdom

Chair: J. Sharples, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United KingdomCo-Chair: P. J. Gill, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, Cheshire, United

KingdomPVP2016-63055: DETERMINISTIC ANALYSIS RESULTS SUPPORTING XLPRVERSION 2 CODE DEVELOPMENTD. J. Shim, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA, USA; D. Rudland,U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Frederick, MD, USAPVP2016-63877: THE EFFECT OF CRACK SHAPE IDEALISATION ON LEAK-BEFORE-BREAK ASSESSMENTR. Bourga, Brunel University London, Uxbridge, Middlesex, United Kingdom; P.Moore, Y. J. Janin, TWI Ltd., Great Abington, United Kingdom; B. Wang, Universityof Brunel, Middlesex, United KingdomPVP2016-63910: LEAK-BEFORE-BREAK ASSESSMENT OF A CRACKED RE-ACTOR VESSEL NOZZLE USING 3D CRACK MESHESG. Thorwald, Quest Integrity Group, Boulder, CO, USA; L. Parietti, Quest IntegrityUSA, Boulder, CO, USAPVP2016-63534: LEAKAGE RATES THROUGH NON-LINEAR THROUGHWALL CRACKS OBTAINED FROM FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSISP. J. Gill, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, Cheshire, United Kingdom; P. Bud-den, EDF Energy Generation Ltd., Barnwood, United Kingdom; M. Ford, AMECFoster Wheeler, Warrington, United Kingdom

SESSION 2.4O (NDPD-2-1)Tuesday, July 19, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), OxfordANALYTICAL/MODELING BASED METHODS FOR NDE OF PETROCHEMI-CAL AND POWER PLANT COMPONENTSDeveloped by: S. Mohanty, Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL, USA; S.

Dugan, Materials Testing Institute University of Stuttgart (MPA),Stuttgart, Germany

Chair: S. Mohanty, Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL, USACo-Chair: S. Dugan, Materials Testing Institute University of Stuttgart

(MPA), Stuttgart, Germany; V. Agarwal, Idaho National Labora-tory, Idaho Falls, ID, USA

PVP2016-63034: ANALYSIS OF THE MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR OF A DE-LAYED COKER DRUM WITH A CIRCUMFERENTIALLY CRACKED SKIRTJ. L. Gonzalez V., S. Gomez V., Instituto Politecnico Nacional, Mexico, DistritoFederal, Mexico; G. Gomez D., Independent consultant and pressure vessel ex-pert, Mexico, EDO. Mexico, MexicoPVP2016-63035: INTEGRITY ASSESSMENT AND REHABILITATION RECOM-MENDATION OF THE STRIPPER SECTION OF A FCC REACTOR IN THECREEP REGIMEJ. L. Gonzalez V., W. F. Gonzalez Zapatero, S. Gomez V., Instituto PolitecnicoNacional, Mexico, Distrito Federal, MexicoPVP2016-63387: CLASSIFICATION OF THE EXTENT OF WALL THINNING INPIPES BASED ON SIMULATIONS IN THE TIME AND FREQUENCY DOMAINW. Alobaidi, E. Sandgren, University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Little Rock, AR,USAPVP2016-63253: CONSIDERATIONS FOR BASELINE NDE OF PRESSUREVESSELSJ. Lu, L. Antalffy, B. Millet, Fluor Enterprises, Sugar Land, TX, USA; D. Smythe,Fluor Enterprises, Farnborough, Hants, United Kingdom

SESSION 2.4Q (TW-1-7)Tuesday, July 19, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Regency ATRAPS AND PITFALLS OF FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSES (PART 2)Developed by: D. Stang, Omax Corporation, Kent, WA, USAChair: D. Stang, Omax Corporation, Kent, WA, USAPresented by: Y. Shoji, YS Corporation, Musashino, Tokyo, Japan

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SESSION 2.4S Tuesday, July 19, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyFoyerTECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION FORUM—VIIIDeveloped by: C. Jaske, Det Norske Veritas, Dublin, OH, USA; J. F. Cory, Jr.,

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SESSION 3.1A (DA-10-4)Wednesday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Convention Level (Third Floor), Re-gency BPANEL SESSION: BOLTED JOINTS INTERNATIONAL LIAISON SESSIONSymposium on Bolted Joints—Co-Sponsored by Computer Technology andBolted Joints and Design & Analysis Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: W. Brown, Integrity Engineering Solutions, Dunsborough, WA,

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

AustraliaCo-Chair: R. Noble, 1tegrity Ltd., Sunderland, United KingdomPanelists:H. Lejeune, Cetim, Nantes, FranceT. Sawa, Hiroshima University, Tokyo, Tokyo, JapanM. Schaaf, AMTEC Gmbh, Lauffen, GermanyJ. Veiga, Teadit Industria e Comercio Ltda, Rio De Janeiro, BrazilW. Brown, Integrity Engineering Solutions, Dunsborough, WA, AustraliaR. Noble, Asset55 Ltd., Hebburn, Tyne and Wear, United Kingdom

SESSION 3.1B (CS-21-1)Wednesday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Convention Level (Third Floor), Re-gency EFATIGUE MONITORING AND RELATED ASSESSMENT METHODS 1Symposium on Fatigue Issues—Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards andDesign & Analysis Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: J. Rudolph, B. Heinz, AREVA Gmbh, Erlangen, Bavaria, Ger-

manyChair: J. Rudolph, AREVA Gmbh, Erlangen, Bavaria, GermanyCo-Chair: B. Heinz, AREVA Gmbh, Erlangen, Bavaria, Germany; T. Gilman,

Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA, USAPVP2016-63374: ENVIRONMENTAL FATIGUE AND FATIGUE MONITORINGSYSTEM IN KOREAM. H. Boo, K. S. Lee, Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co., Daejeon, Korea (Re-public); H. Kim, C. Oh, KEPCO E&C, Gyeongsangbuk-Do, Korea (Republic)PVP2016-63747: MONITORING THE FATIGUE LIFE OF OFFSHORE SUBSEAHPHT COMPONENTST. Gilman, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA, USAPVP2016-63931: A PROPOSAL TO CONSIDER CYCLE COUNTING METHODSFOR FATIGUE ANALYSIS OF NUCLEAR AND CONVENTIONAL POWERPLANT COMPONENTSJ. Rudolph, AREVA Gmbh, Erlangen, Bavaria, Germany; F. Costa, J. Freire, PUCRio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; J. E. Maneschy, JEM Consultoria, Rio DeJaneiro, BrazilPVP2016-63917: EVALUATION OF FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH CURVES INEXISTING CODES AND A PROPOSED MODIFICATION BASED ON EXPERI-MENTAL DATA OF Cr-Ni-Mo-V STEEL WELDED JOINTSY.-N. Du, M.-L. Zhu, F.-Z. Xuan, S. T. Tu, East China University of Science andTechnology, Shanghai, China

SESSION 3.1C (OAC-6-2)Wednesday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Convention Level (Third Floor), Re-gency FRICHARD GWALTNEY MEMORIAL SESSION ON FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE

(FFS) EVALUATION OF EXISTING EQUIPMENTDeveloped by: Y. Shoji, YS Corporation, Musashino, Tokyo, JapanChair: Y. Shoji, YS Corporation, Musashino, Tokyo, JapanCo-Chair: T. Tahara, SEIKOWAVE K.K., Saitama Pref, JapanPVP2016-63907: SEVERAL MOTIVATING EXAMPLES FOR THE ADOPTIONOF A FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE STANDARD IN JAPAN (Presentation Only)T. Kikuchi, Idemitsu Kousan, Chiba, Chiba, Japan; T. Tahara, Seikowave K.K.,Saitama Pref, JapanPVP2016-63912: 3D MEASUREMENT AND FFS ASSESSMENT FOR LTA INPRESSURE EQUIPMENT ACCORDING TO WES2820:2015T. Tahara, Seikowave K.K., Saitama Pref, Japan; Y. Shimura, IHI Marine Co., Ltd.,Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan; M. Niimura, Seikowave K.K., Mitaka, Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-63961: A SYSTEMATIC APPROACH TO RE-USING OF USED OROUT-OF-SERVICE STATIC EQUIPMENTK. Ebrahimi, Fluor Limited, Farnborough, Hampshire, United Kingdom

SESSION 3.1D (MF-3-3)Wednesday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza AFUNDAMENTAL ISSUES OF HYDROGEN EFFECTS IN MATERIALSDeveloped by: C. San Marchi, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA,

USAChair: H. Matsunaga, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, JapanCo-Chair: U. B. Baek, Korea Research Institute of Standards and Science,

Taejon, Korea (Republic)PVP2016-63895: HYDROGEN EMBRITTLEMENT BEHAVIORS OFAUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEEL FOR THE PROCESSING ISSUES (Presen-tation Only)S.-W. Baek, U. B. Baek, E. J. Song, S. H. Nahm, Korea Research Institute ofStandards and Science, Daejeon, Korea (Republic)PVP2016-63338: HYDROGEN INDUCED INTERGRANULAR FAILURE INARMCO IRON UNDER FATIGUE CRACK PROPAGATIONG. Bilotta, ENSMA, Futuroscope-Chasseneuil, France; M. Arzaghi, ENSMA,Poitiers, France; G. Hénaff, G. Benoit, D. Halm, ENSMA, Futuroscope-Chas-seneuil, FrancePVP2016-63390: EFFECT OF GASEOUS HYDROGEN CHARGING ONNANOHARDNESS OF AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEELSL. Zhang, Zhejiang University of Technology, Hangzhou, China; B. An, T. Iijima,National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Tsukuba,Ibaraki, Japan; C. San Marchi, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA, USAPVP2016-63394: MECHANISM OF HYDROGEN-ASSISTED SURFACE CRACKGROWTH OF AUSTENITIC STAINLESS STEELS IN SLOW STRAIN RATETENSILE TESTS. Matsuoka, J. Yamabe, H. Matsunaga, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan

SESSION 3.1E (MF-7-1)Wednesday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza BMATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS—IDeveloped by: R. Nanstad, Oak Ridge National Lab, Oak Ridge, TN, USA; W.

Ren, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USAChair: R. Nanstad, Oak Ridge National Lab, Oak Ridge, TN, USACo-Chair: W. Ren, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USAPVP2016-63045: CHARACTERISATION OF MICROSTRUCTURE AND PROP-ERTIES OF A TRANSITION WELDW. Brayshaw, A. Sherry, M. G. Burke, The University of Manchester, Manchester,United Kingdom; P. James, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United KingdomPVP2016-63846: COMPARISON OF DUCTILITY-DIP CRACKING TO COM-PUTER MODELING WITH SYSWELDTM IN A NARROW GROOVE MULTI-PASSWELDJ. Tatman, Electric Power Research Institute, Charlotte, NC, USA; S. McCracken,Electric Power Research Institute, Harrisburg, NC, USAPVP2016-63214: THE EFFECT OF THE NUMBER OF REPAIR WELDING AT-TEMPTS ON MECHANICAL PROPERTIES IN LOW CARBON STEELS (Pre-sentation Only)S.-G. Lee, N. Kim, S. Lee, Y. Son, Korea Institute of Materials and Science, Chang-won City, Korea (Republic)PVP2016-63637: TENSILE CHARACTERIZATION OF NARROW GAP

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BIMETALLIC WELD FERRITIC-AUSTENITIC STEEL WITH A NEW MEASURE-MENT SYSTEM FOR TENSILE TESTINGO. Ancelet, CEA, Gif-sur-Yvette, France; S. Chapuliot, AREVA NP, Paris La De-fense, France

SESSION 3.1F (MF-33-2)Wednesday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza CDUCTILE CRACK GROWTH SIMULATIONSSymposium on Three-Dimensional Crack Growth Simulations Using FEA—Co-Sponsored by Computer Technology and Bolted Joints, and Materials &Fabrication Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: D. J. Shim, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA,

USA; Y. Li, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki-Ken, Japan; X.Duan, Candu Energy, Mississauga, ON, Canada

Chair: D. J. Shim, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA,USA

Co-Chair: Y. Li, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki-Ken, JapanPVP2016-63379: EVALUATION OF DUCTILE CRACK PROPAGATION BEHAV-IOR FOR SUBSURFACE CRACK IN CLADDED PLATES USING XFEMM. Nagai, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Yokosuka-shi,Kanagawa-ken, Japan; K. Murai, T. Nagashima, Sophia University, Tokyo, Japan;N. Miura, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Yokosuka, JapanPVP2016-63538: ACCURATE PREDICTION OF LARGE DUCTILE TEARINGIN DISSIMILAR MATERIAL WELDS USING A NON-LOCAL GURSON MODELR. Lacroix, J. Drouet, S. Gallée, ESI France, Lyon, France; S. Chapuliot, AREVANP, Paris La Defense, France; P. Gilles, GEP-INT (SA), La Défense, FrancePVP2016-63427: ASSESSMENT METHOD FOR COMPLEX CRACKED PIPEUSING EQUIVALENT PIPE CONCEPTK.-D. Bae, H. Ryu, S. J. Kim, H.-S. Nam, Y.-J. Kim, Korea University, Seoul, Korea(Republic)PVP2016-63698: CRACK GROWTH SIMULATION UNDER COMPLICATEDSTRESS FIELD USING S-VERSION FEMK. Masaki, K. Osakabe, Mizuho Information & Research Institute, Chiyoda, Tokyo,Japan; A. Takahashi, Tokyo University of Science, Noda, Chiba, Japan; Y. Wada,Kinki University, Higashiosaka, Osaka, Japan; M. Kikuchi, Tokyo University of Sci-ence, Noda, Chiba, Japan

SESSION 3.1G (MF-17-1)Wednesday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Plaza Level (Second Floor), GeorgiaAPROBABILISTIC ASSESSMENT OF FAILURE (I)Co-Sponsored by Materials & Fabrication and Codes & Standards TechnicalCommitteesDeveloped by: S. Xu, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, Canada; K. Nikbin, ICL, Lon-

don, United KingdomChair: J. Jin, Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, Ottawa, ON,

CanadaCo-Chair: D. Cho, Bruce Power, Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63112: PROBABILISTIC PTS ANALYSISV. R. Bhimanadam, F. J. Blom, NRG, Petten, NetherlandsPVP2016-63771: THOUGHTS ON IMPROVING CONFIDENCE IN PROBABILIS-TIC FRACTURE MECHANICS ANALYSESD. Rudland, M. Kirk, P. Raynaud, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Wash-ington, DC, USAPVP2016-63825: PREDICTING EVAPORATOR VESSEL BASE THICKNESSESFROM INSPECTED HEATING COILSA. S Fellerman, C. Pyke, National Nuclear Laboratory, Seascale, Cumbria, UnitedKingdomPVP2016-63918: MODELING AND ANALYSIS OF EXTREME/RARE EVENTSAND SPECTRUM EVENTSZ. Wei, Tenneco Inc., Ann Arbor, MI, USA; L. Gao, L. Luo, Tenneco Inc., GrassLake, MI, USA; K. Nikbin, ICL, London, United Kingdom

SESSION 3.1H (CS-7-2)Wednesday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Plaza Level (Second Floor), GeorgiaBPANEL SESSION: IS CONFORMITY ASSESSMENT OF VALUE? WHAT IS

CONFORMITY ASSESSMENT ANYWAY?Rudy Scavuzzo Memorial Symposium on Developments in InternationalCodes and Standards—Sponsored by Codes & Standards Technical Com-mitteeDeveloped by: R. Barnes, ANRIC, Etobicoke, ON, CanadaChair: R. Barnes, ANRIC, Etobicoke, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: T.-L. Sham, Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL, USAPanelists:J. Labrador, C&S ASME StaffC. Withers, Technical National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel InspectorsC. Smith, FluorB. Hrubala, TUV Rheinland Industrial Solutions

SESSION 3.1I (DA-2-3)Wednesday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), EnglishBay (S)DESIGN & ANALYSIS OF PIPING AND COMPONENTS—3Developed by: K. Subramanian, Stress Engineering Services, Metairie, LA,

USA; B. Li, Amec Foster Wheeler, Toronto, ON, CanadaChair: K. Subramanian, Stress Engineering Services, Metairie, LA, USACo-Chair: B. Li, Amec Foster Wheeler, Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63383: EVALUATION OF STRESS IN VIBRATING CYLINDRICALSHELLS DUE TO ACOUSTIC LOADING BASED ON THEORY OF SHELLSS. Kataoka, T. Hida, JGC Corporation, Yokohama, JapanPVP2016-63518: A PROBABILISTIC APPROACH TO PREDICTINGPIPEWORK FAILURES IN HIGH TEMPERATURE ENVIRONMENTSF. Elagha, D. Lloyd, B. Cannell, D. Knowles, WS Atkins, Bristol, Bristol, UnitedKingdomPVP2016-63717: THREE-DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS OF CORROSION SUR-FACE ON OUTER SURFACE OF PIPING BY USE OF FRACTAL CONCEPTK. Yamagiwa, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, Japan; Tokyo,JapanPVP2016-63066: FLEXIBILITY ANALYSIS OF PIPING SYSTEMS WITH DIS-CONTINUITIES IN DISPLACEMENTB. Choudhury, WorleyParsons North America West, Edmonton, AB, Canada

SESSION 3.1J (CS-20-1)Wednesday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am; Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Grouse(N)USE OF MODERN FEA METHODS FOR CODE ASSESSMENTDeveloped by: M. Martin, Rolls-Royce, Derbyshire, United KingdomChair: M. Martin, Rolls-Royce, Derbyshire, United KingdomCo-Chair: M. Walter, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., Centennial, CO,

USAPVP2016-63118: REVIEW AND CASE STUDY OF THE LINEAR MATCHINGMETHOD FRAMEWORK FOR STRUCTURE INTEGRITY ASSESSMENTD. Barbera, H. Chen, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland; Y. Liu, Ts-inghua University, Beijing, ChinaPVP2016-63154: STRESS CLASSIFICATION AT CYLINDRICAL INTERSEC-TIONS USING PRIMARY STRUCTURE METHOD: A PARAMETRIC STUDYUSING FINITE ELEMENT METHODA. Bhattacharya, S. Bapat, M. Cross, H. Patel, S. Patel, CB&I UK Ltd., London,United KingdomPVP2016-63490: CODIFIED NONLINEAR ANALYSIS RULES COMPARISON-FIRST RECOMMENDATIONS FOR INELASTIC ANALYZES (PresentationOnly)C. Faidy, CF Integrity Engineering, Tassin, France; A. Wasylyk, WNA-CORDEL,London, United KingdomPVP2016-63665: ON THE APPLICABILITY OF NEUBER’S RULE FOR LOW-CYCLE FATIGUED. W. Spring, E. Gassama, A. Stenta, J. Cochran, C. Panzarella, The Equity En-gineering Group, Inc., Shaker Heights, OH, USA

SESSION 3.1K (FSI-15-1)Wednesday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Cy-press (W)STRUCTURES UNDER EXTREME LOADING CONDITIONS

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Symposium on Structures Under Extreme Loading—Co-Sponsored by Fluid-Structure Interaction and High Pressure Technology Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: H. Levine, Thornton Tomasetti/Weidlinger Applied Sciences, Cu-

pertino, CA, USA; D. Sommerville, Structural Integrity Associates,Inc., San Jose, CA, USA; J. Geng, Baker Engineering and RiskConsultants, Inc., San Antonio, TX, USA

Chair: H. Levine, Thornton Tomasetti/Weidlinger Applied Sciences, Cu-pertino, CA, USA

Co-Chair: D. Sommerville, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose,CA, USA

PVP2016-63223: EXPERIMENTAL DETERMINATION OF THE STATIC EQUIV-ALENT PRESSURES OF DETONATIVE EXPLOSIONS OF STOICHIOMETRICCH4/O2/N2-MIXTURES AND CH4/O2-MIXTURES IN LONG PIPESH.-P. Schildberg, BASF SE, Ludwigshafen, GermanyPVP2016-63589: ANALYSIS OF WATER HAMMER DUE TO SUDDEN RUP-TURE OF REACTOR COOLANT SYSTEMI. Dubyk, I. Orynyak, IPP-Centre Ltd., Kiev, UkrainePVP2016-63685: VESSEL DESIGN FOR UNINTENDED DETONATION: A COM-PARISON OF ALTERNATIVE CODE RULESD. Gross, Dominion Engineering, Inc., Reston, VA, USA; T. Ligon, Dominion En-gineering, Inc., Herndon, VA, USA; J. Minichiello, Bechtel National, Inc., Richland,WA, USAPVP2016-63832: EDS CONTAINMENT VESSEL EXPLOSIVE TEST ANDANALYSISJ. Stofleth, Sandia National Laboratories Albuquerque, NM, USA; B. Haroldsen,M. Yip, R. W Crocker, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA, USAPVP2016-63122: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON THE DAMPING OF ASTEAM GENERATOR TUBE WITH GAP SUPPORTS IN AIR AND WATERH. S. Kang, K. H. Lee, C. W. Shin, Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Dae-jeon, Korea (Republic); T. J. Park, C.-H. Ha, Doosan Heavy Industries and Con-struction, Changwon, Korea (Republic)

SESSION 3.1L (SE-4-1)Wednesday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Convention Level (Third Floor), Princeof WalesSTRUCTURAL DYNAMICSDeveloped by: Katsuhisa Fujita, Osaka City University, Osaka, JapanChair: K. Minagawa, Saitama Institute of Technology, Saitama, JapanCo-Chair: Kiyoshi Aida, Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems, Ltd., Kure-Shi,

JapanPVP2016-63454: DEVELOPMENT OF A CORE SEISMIC ANALYSIS METHODFOR A FAST REACTORA. Iwasaki, K. Hirota, M. Monde, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Takasago,Japan; I. Ikarimoto, S. Matsubara, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Kobe, JapanPVP2016-63461: CORE SEISMIC EXPERIMENT OF A FULL-SCALE SINGLEMODEL FOR A FAST REACTORA. Iwasaki, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Takasago, Japan; N. Sawa, S. Mat-subara, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Kobe, Japan; S. Kitamura, Japan AtomicEnergy Agency, Ibaraki, Japan; S. Okamura, Mitsubishi FBR Systems, Inc., Tokyo,JapanPVP2016-63679: THE EFFECTS OF DISCRETIZATION ERRORS ON THEHIGH FREQUENCY CONTENT OF IN-STRUCTURE RESPONSE SPECTRAG. Mertz, Costantino and Associates, Los Alamos, NM, USA; R. Spears, IdahoNational Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID, USA; T. Houston, Costantino and Associates,Los Alamos, NM, USAPVP2016-63897: CASE STUDY OF SEISMIC RESPONSE FOR SHELL KEYGASIFICATION EQUIPMENT BASED ON TRANSIENT DYNAMIC ANALYSISJ. Shen, Y. Wu, Wison Engineering Co., Ltd., Shanghai, China; H. Peng, Y. Liu,Tsinghua University, Beijing, China

SESSION 3.1M (CS-10-1)Wednesday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Sey-mour (N)STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY EVALUATION FOR RPV IN JAPANDeveloped by: Y. Li, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki-Ken, Japan; N. Miura,

Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Yokosuka,

Japan; S. Asada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Kobe, JapanChair: S. Asada, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Kobe, JapanCo-Chair: J. Katsuyama, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2016-63210: STUDY ON EVALUATION PROCEDURE FOR CALCULATINGTHE STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR OF FLAWS BENEATH RPV CLADDINGDURING PRESSURISED THERMAL SHOCK EVENTS BY FE ANALYSISN. Ogawa, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Takasago, Hyogo, Japan; H.Sakamoto, T. Hirota, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Kobe, JapanPVP2016-63443: LOADING CONDITION EVALUATION FOR STRUCTURALINTEGRITY ASSESSMENT OF RPV DUE TO PTS EVENT BASED ON THREE-DIMENSIONAL THERMAL-HYDRAULICS AND STRUCTURAL ANALYSESS. Uno, J. Katsuyama, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, Japan; T. Watanabe,University of Fukui, Fukui-Ken, Japan; Y. Li, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki,JapanPVP2016-63822: BAYESIAN STATISTICAL ANALYSIS ON CHEMICAL COM-POSITION CONTRIBUTING TO IRRADIATION EMBRITTLEMENT AT HIGHFLUENCE REGIONH. Takamizawa, Y. Nishiyama, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Tokai-Mura, Japan

SESSION 3.1N (MF-14-2)Wednesday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Stanley(W)LEAK-BEFORE-BREAK (2)—PROCEDURES DEVELOPMENTDeveloped by; P. J. Gill, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, Cheshire, United

Kingdom; J. Sharples, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, UnitedKingdom

Chair: P. J. Gill, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, Cheshire, UnitedKingdom

Co-Chair: J. Sharples, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United KingdomPVP2016-63876: COMPARISON OF BS 7910 AND API 579-1/ASME FFS-1 SO-LUTIONS WITH REGARDS TO LEAK-BEFORE-BREAKR. Bourga, Brunel University London, Uxbridge, Middlesex, United Kingdom; P.Moore, Y. J. Janin, TWI Ltd., Great Abington, United Kingdom; B. Wang, Universityof Brunel, Middlesex, United KingdomPVP2016-63702: EVALUATION PROCEDURE FOR BEHAVIOUR OF PIPINGSYSTEMS WITH CIRCUMFERENTIAL CRACK UNDER TRANSIENT LOADINGCONDITIONSY. Kim, Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea (Republic); Y.-J. Oh, H.-B. Park,KEPCO Engineering and Construction, Gimcheon-si, Korea (Republic)PVP2016-63850: CRITICAL FLAW EVALUATION OF CAST AUSTENITICSTAINLESS STEEL: DETERMINISTIC AND PROBABILISTIC FRACTUREANALYSESM. Uddin, R. Kurth, C. Sallaberry, G. Wilkowski, F. Brust, Engineering MechanicsCorporation of Columbus, Columbus, OH, USAPVP2016-63965: EXAMINATION OF FRACTURE TOUGHNESS OF PIPES TOSATISFY LEAK-BEFORE-BREAK CONDITIONSH. Machida, Tepco Systems Corporation, Tokyo, Japan

SESSION 3.1O (MF-15-1)Wednesday, July 20, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Convention Level (Third Floor), Ox-fordCOMPOSITE PRESSURE VESSELSCo-Sponsored by Materials & Fabrication and Design & Analysis TechnicalCommitteesDeveloped by: H. Faria, INEGI, Porto, Portugal; P. Mertiny, University of Alberta,

Edmonton, AB, CanadaChair: P. Mertiny, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, CanadaCo-Chair: H. Faria, INEGI, Porto, PortugalPVP2016-63603: INTEGRATED STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF COMPOSITEPRESSURE VESSELS: A DESIGN TOOLJ. B. Multhoff, ISATEC GmbH, Aachen, GermanyPVP2016-63914: BONDING TEMPERATURE CONDITION DEPENDENCE OFSTRENGTH IMPROVEMENT EFFECT BY DECREASE OF METAL THICKNESSIN CERAMIC TO METAL JOINT SYSTEMM. Tateno, T. Tominaga, Kogakuin University, Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-63924: NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF THE LOAD SHARING ABILITY OFTHE LINER IN TYPE III COMPOSITE OVERWRAPPED PRESSURE VESSELS

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SESSION 3.2A (MF-2-5)Wednesday, July 20, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Re-gency BAPPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILURE ASSESSMENT—5Developed by: P. Doddihal, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, CanadaChair: P. Doddihal, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: J. Jin, Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission, Ottawa, ON,

CanadaPVP2016-63236: VALIDATION OF A CONCEPT FOR BURST PRESSURE PRE-DICTION BY DAMAGE MECHANICSV. Brinnel, S. Schaffrath, RWTH Aachen University, Aachen, Germany; S. Mün-stermann, Forschungszentrum Jülich, Jülich, Germany; M. Feldmann, RWTHAachen University, Aachen, GermanyPVP2016-63862: THREE-DIMENSIONAL FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSES OFCOMPACT TENSION SPECIMENS OF IRRADIATED Zr-2.5Nb MATERIALSUSING SUBMODELINGS.-J. Sung, J. Pan, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, USA; P.-S. Lam, Sa-vannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USA; D. Scarth, Kinectrics Inc.,Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63863: THREE DIMENSIONAL FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSES OFTHIN-SLICED COMPACT TENSION SPECIMENS OF IRRADIATED Zr-2.5NbMATERIALS WITH CONSIDERATION OF SPLIT CIRCUMFERENTIAL HY-DRIDESS.-J. Sung, J. Pan, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, USA; P.-S. Lam, Sa-vannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USA; D. Scarth, Kinectrics Inc.,Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63987: DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF OXIDE WEDGINGCRACK GROWTH MODEL FOR CANDU Zr-2.5Nb PRESSURE TUBESD. Scarth, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, Canada; P. Doddihal, Kinectrics Inc.,Toronto, ON, Canada; M. Ip, Bruce Power, Toronto, ON, Canada

SESSION 3.2B (DA-3-1)Wednesday, July 20, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Re-gency EFATIGUE DESIGNSymposium on Fatigue Issues—Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards andDesign & Analysis Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: S. Courtin, AREVA, La Defense, France; S. Finneran, DNV GL -

Materials Advisory Services, Hilliard, OH, USAChair: S. Courtin, AREVA, La Defense, FranceCo-Chair: S. Finneran, DNV GL - Materials Advisory Services, Hilliard, OH,

USAPVP2016-63126: EVOLUTION OF FATIGUE POST-PROCESSING METHODSIN THE EDF OPEN-ACCESS FEA CODE ASTERT. Metais, EDF, Villeurbanne, France; T.-H. Chau, S. Plessis, EDF R&D, Clamart,France; J.-C. Le Roux, EDF R&D, Moret-sur-Loing, FrancePVP2016-63521: STUDIES ON FATIGUE DESIGN MARGINS OF WELDEDSTEEL STRUCTURESM. Takanashi, IHI Corporation, Yokohama, JapanPVP2016-63561: PWR EFFECT ON CRACK INITIATION UNDER EQUI-BIAX-IAL LOADING DEVELOPMENT OF THE EXPERIMENTC. Gourdin, G. Perez, CEA, Gif-sur-Yvette, France; S. Courtin, AREVA, La De-fense, France; J.-C. Le Roux, EDF R&D, Moret-sur-Loing, FrancePVP2016-63576: PROPOSAL FOR AN IMPROVED ENGINEERING FATIGUELIFETIME ASSESSMENT CONCEPTM. Kammerer, University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany; J. Rudolph, AREVAGmbh, Erlangen, Bavaria, Germany; K.-H. Herter, X. Schuler, University of

Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany; P. Wilhelm, Areva Gmbh, Erlangen, GermanyPVP2016-63888: FATIGUE LIFE ESTIMATION OF PITTED SPECIMENS BYMEANS OF AN INTEGRATED FRACTURE MECHANICS APPROACHN. Larrosa, The University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom; M. D.Chapetti, INTEMA, Mar del Plata, Argentina; R. A. Ainsworth, The University ofManchester, Manchester, United Kingdom

SESSION 3.2C (CT-6-1)Wednesday, July 20, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Re-gency FPACKINGS, VALVES AND THREADED FASTENERSDeveloped by: M. Schaaf, AMTEC Gmbh, Lauffen, Germany; S. Nassar, Uni-

versity of Oakland, Northville, MI, USAChair: M. Schaaf, AMTEC Gmbh, Lauffen, GermanyCo-Chair: H. Lejeune, Cetim, Nantes 44000, FrancePVP2016-63158: SEALING PROPERTIES OF JOINTS BETWEEN METAL SUR-FACES HOLDING WAVY DEFECTSJ. Bourniquel, EDF R&D, Moret-sur-Loing, France; D. Lasseux, Institute of Me-chanics and Engineering, Talence, France; J.-F. Rit, EDF R&D, Moret-sur-Loing,FrancePVP2016-63504: FUGITIVE EMISSION TESTS: A COMPARISON BETWEENTHE MAIN STANDARDS (Presentation Only)M. Schaaf, S. Weiler, AMTEC Gmbh, Lauffen, GermanyPVP2016-63726: CHARACTERIZATION AND MODELING OF TIME-DEPEN-DENT BEHAVIOUR OF BRAIDED PACKING RINGSM. Kazeminia, H. Bouzid, École de Technologie Supérieure, Montréal, QC,CanadaPVP2016-63083: IMPROVEMENT OF TIGHTENING ACCURACY OF TORQUECONTROL METHOD BY TAKING ACCOUNT GEOMETRIC ERRORS INTHREADED FASTENERST. Fukuoka, Kobe University, Kobe, Japan; K. Nakano, Kobe University, Kobe,Japan

SESSION 3.2D (MF-3-4)Wednesday, July 20, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza AMICROSTRUCTURE-HYDROGEN INTERACTIONSCo-Sponsored by Materials & Fabrication and Codes & Standards TechnicalCommitteesDeveloped by: C. San Marchi, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA,

USAChair: J. Yamabe, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, JapanCo-Chair: B. An, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Tech-

nology, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2016-63642: HYDROGEN COMPATIBILITY WITH POLYMERS: TRIBOL-OGY AND CYCLE AGING (Presentation Only)K. Alvine, K. Brooks, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland, WA, USA;D. B. Smith, A. K. Naskar, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA;A. M. Kruizenga, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA, USAPVP2016-63683: FEASIBILITY OF USING GLASS-FIBER-REINFORCEDPOLYMER PIPELINES FOR HYDROGEN DELIVERYD. B. Smith, B. J. Frame, L. M. Anovitz, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, OakRidge, TN, USA; C. Makselon, NOV Fiber Glass Systems, Houston, TX, USAPVP2016-63555: DAMAGE CHARACTERIZATION OF HEAT RESISTANTSTEELS AFTER LONG SERVICE IN REFORMING PLANTSA. Alvino, A. Antonini, D. Lega, INAIL - DIT, Rome, Italy; C. Mennuti, INAIL - DIT,Monte Porzio Catone, Italy; A. Tonti, INAIL - DIT, Rome, ItalyPVP2016-63713: BEHAVIOUR OF POLYMERS IN HIGH PRESSURE ENVI-RONMENTS AS APPLICABLE TO THE HYDROGEN INFRASTRUCTUREN. C. Menon, A. M. Kruizenga, A. Nissen, Sandia National Laboratories, Liver-more, CA, USA; K. Brooks, K. Alvine, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Rich-land, WA, USA

SESSION 3.2E (MF-7-2)Wednesday, July 20, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza BMATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS IIDeveloped by: R. Nanstad, Oak Ridge National Lab, Oak Ridge, TN, USA; W.

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Chair: R. Nanstad, Oak Ridge National Lab, Oak Ridge, TN, USACo-Chair: W. Ren, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USAPVP2016-63130: R&D OF STRUCTURAL ALLOY FOR MOLTEN SALT REAC-TOR IN CHINAZ. Li, B. Leng, G. Yuan, G. Wu, Chinese Academy of Science, Shanghai, ChinaPVP2016-63250: EVALUATION OF REPAIR WELDING INFLUENCE ONGH3535 SUPERALLOY MICROSTRUCTURE AND MECHANICAL PROPER-TIESC. Li, S. Chen, K. Yu, Z. Li, Chinese Academy of Science, Shanghai, ChinaPVP2016-63686: NUCLEAR-RELATED MATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGY RE-SEARCH AT ANSTOM. Law, P Bendeich, O. Muransky, W. Payten, C. Hamelin, Australian NuclearScience and Technology Organisation, Lucas Heights, NSW, AustraliaPVP2016-63751: DEVELOPMENT OF STANDARD WELDING PROCEDURESPECIFICATION FOR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS IN KOREA (PresentationOnly)G. Kim, Korea Institute of Materials Science, Changwon, Korea (Republic); M. S.Sohn, H. J. Joo, Korea Electric Association, Seoul, Korea (Republic); G. H. Sung,Sung Il (SIM) Co., Ltd., Busan, Korea (Republic); Y. Son, Korea Institute of Mate-rials Science, Changwon, Gyeongnam, Korea (Republic)

SESSION 3.2F (MF-33-3)Wednesday, July 20, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza CDAMAGE MODELS FOR CRACK GROWTH SIMULATIONSSymposium on Three-Dimensional Crack Growth Simulations Using FEA—Co-Sponsored by Computer Technology and Bolted Joints, and Materials &Fabrication Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: D. J. Shim, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA,

USA; Y. Li, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki-Ken, Japan; X.Duan, Candu Energy, Mississauga, ON, Canada

Chair: D. J. Shim, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA,USA

Co-Chair: Y. Li, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki-Ken, JapanPVP2016-63546: APPLICATION OF STRESS-MODIFIED FRACTURE STRAINMODEL TO FULL-SCALE PIPES WITH A CIRCUMFERENTIAL CRACK IN THECENTER OF WELDSH. Ryu, H.-T. Kim, H.-W. Jung, Y.-J. Kim, Korea University, Seoul, Korea (Repub-lic)PVP2016-63750: COMBINED EXTENDED FINITE ELEMENT METHOD ANDCOHESIVE ELEMENT FOR FRACTURE ANALYSISY. Jiang, C. Xuedong, Zhichao Fan, Hefei General Machinery Research Institute,Hefei, Anhui, ChinaPVP2016-63082: COMPARISON OF VARIOUS DAMAGE MODELS IN MOD-ELLING 3D CRACK PROPAGATIONB. Williams, C. H. M. Simha, CanmetMATERIALS, Natural Resources Canada,Hamilton, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63943: CRACK PROPAGATION ANALYSES UNDER ASSUMEDRESIDUAL STRESS FIELD IN A NOZZLE PART OF PRESSURE VESSELSTRUCTURE (Presentation Only)M. Noce, M. Ohono, T. Ouch, H. Okada, Y. Yusa, Tokyo University of Science,Noda, Japan

SESSION 3.2G (MF-17-2)Wednesday, July 20, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), GeorgiaAPROBABILISTIC ASSESSMENT OF FAILURE (II)Co-Sponsored by Materials & Fabrication and Codes & Standards TechnicalCommitteesDeveloped by: K. Nikbin, ICL, London, United Kingdom; S. Xu, Kinectrics Inc.,

Toronto, ON, CanadaChair: K. Nikbin, ICL, London, United KingdomCo-Chair: S. Xu, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63919: STATISTICAL AND PROBABILISTIC ANALYSIS OF FATIGUELIFE DATA WITH TWO- AND THREE-PARAMETER WEIBULL DISTRIBUTIONFUNCTIONSZ. Wei, Tenneco Inc., Ann Arbor, MI, USA; L. Luo, L. Gao, Tenneco Inc., GrassLake, MI, USA; K. Nikbin, ICL, London, United Kingdom

PVP2016-63962: UNCERTAINTY SAMPLING OF WELD RESIDUAL STRESSFIELDS IN PROBABILISTIC ANALYSIS: PART I—THEORYR. Kurth, F. Brust, C. Sallaberry, E. Kurth, Engineering Mechanics Corporation ofColumbus, Columbus, OH, USA; M. Benson, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commis-sion, Rockville, MD, USAPVP2016-63963: UNCERTAINTY SAMPLING OF WELD RESIDUAL STRESSFIELDS IN PROBABILISTIC ANALYSIS: PART II—EXAMPLESR. Kurth, F. Brust, C. Sallaberry, E. Kurth, Engineering Mechanics Corporation ofColumbus, Columbus, OH, USA; M. Benson, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commis-sion, Rockville, MD, USAPVP2016-63801: FAILURE PROBABILITY ANALYSIS OF AGED PIPINGUSING PROBABILISTIC FRACTURE MECHANICS METHODOLOGY CONSID-ERING SEISMIC LOADSY. Yamaguchi, J. Katsuyama, Y. Li, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki-Ken,Japan

SESSION 3.2H (CS-12-1)Wednesday, July 20, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), GeorgiaBRECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN EUROPEAN CODES AND STANDARDS (1)Rudy Scavuzzo Memorial Symposium on Developments in InternationalCodes and Standards—Sponsored by Codes & Standards Technical Com-mitteeDeveloped by: J. Sharples, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United Kingdom;

J. Shi, Amec Foster Wheeler, Gloucester, United KingdomChair: J. Sharples, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United KingdomCo-Chair: J. Shi, Amec Foster Wheeler, Gloucester, United KingdomPVP2016-63084: DEVELOPMENTS IN STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY SAFETYCASES FOR HIGHEST RELIABILITY COMPONENTS IN THE UKA. Toft, Amec, Warrington, United Kingdom; T. Jelfs, Horizon Nuclear Power,Gloucester, Gloucestershire, United Kingdom; M. Hayashi, Hitachi-GE NuclearEnergy Ltd., Hitachi-shi, JapanPVP2016-63095: FRACTURE MECHANICS AND INSPECTION QUALIFICA-TION ISSUES RELATED TO UK LICENSING ASPECTS FOR NUCLEAR RE-ACTORSJ. Sharples, A. Toft, N. Turner, Amec Foster Wheeler, Warrington, United King-domPVP2016-63038: PRESENTATION OF THE NEW EDITION OF RCC-M CODEIN 2016P. Malouines, AFCEN, Maurepas, France; J. Wintle, TWI, Cambridge, UK, UnitedKingdomPVP2016-63227: RC-MRX CODE: CONTEXT, OVERVIEW, ON-GOING DEVEL-OPMENTSC. Petesch, T. Lebarbe, CEA Saclay, Gif-sur-Yvette, France; M. Blat-Yrieix, EDF,Moret-sur-Loing, France; C. Pascal, Areva, Aix en Provence, France

SESSION 3.2I (DA-2-4)Wednesday, July 20, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Eng-lish Bay (S)DESIGN & ANALYSIS OF PIPING AND COMPONENTS—4Developed by: C. Basavaraju, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, North Po-

tomac, MD, USA; B. Li, Amec Foster Wheeler, Toronto, ON,Canada

Chair: C. Basavaraju, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, North Po-tomac, MD, USA

Co-Chair: B. Li, Amec Foster Wheeler, Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63690: CHARACTERISTICS OF COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE IN-TEGRALLY REINFORCED WELD-ON FITTINGSM. Stonehouse, Becht Engineering Canada, Calgary, AB, Canada; C. Becht V,Becht Engineering Co., Inc., Liberty Corner, NJ, USA; A. Paulin, Paulin ResearchGroup, Houston, TX, USA; D. Edwards, Consultant, Bartlesville, OK, USA; J.Cates, WFI International, Houston, TX, USAPVP2016-63691: PROPOSED UPDATES TO APPENDIX D SIF AND K-FAC-TORS FOR BRANCH CONNECTIONSC. Becht V, Becht Engineering Co., Inc., Liberty Corner, NJ, USA; M. Stonehouse,Becht Engineering Canada, Calgary, AB, Canada; A. Paulin, Paulin ResearchGroup, Houston, TX, USA

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PVP2016-63544: ON PIPING VIBRATION AND PRACTICAL MEASURES FORPREVENTING VIBRATION-RELATED DAMAGEL. G. Jansson, L. Zeng, A. Börjesson, AF-Industry AB, Göteborg, SwedenPVP2016-63320: STUDY ON STRUCTURE LIGHTWEIGHT OF THE VEHICLEMOUNTED LNG TANKY. Wang, X. Ling, Nanjing Tech University, Nanjing, China

SESSION 3.2J (CS-1-1)Wednesday, July 20, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor),Grouse (N)STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF PRESSURE COMPONENTS (I)Developed by: S. Xu, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, Canada; K. Hojo, Mitsubishi

Heavy Industries Ltd., Kobe, JapanChair: R. Crane, ASME, New York, NY, USACo-Chair: K. Hojo, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd., Kobe, JapanPVP2016-63137: AN IMPROVED DESIGN OF THREADED CLOSURES FORSCREW PLUG (BREECH LOCK) HEAT EXCHANGERSH. K. Sippy, TEMA India Limited, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India; D. Chandiramani,Independent Consultant, Mumbai, IndiaPVP2016-63187: THREE DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS OF FLANGE METALLICGASKET USING STAAD III PRO SOFTWAREA. S. Sandhu, G. Brar, Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College, Ludhiana, IndiaPVP2016-63221: HYDROSTATIC TESTING OF PRESSURE VESSELS AT CAL-CULATED TEST PRESSURE USING ASME SEC.VIII DIV.2S. Nawandar, R. Kasliwal, Fluor Daniel India Pvt Ltd., Gurgaon, Haryana, India;S. Gopalakrishnan, A. Mathkar, Lloyd’s Register Asia, Mumbai, IndiaPVP2016-63276: DEFECT ASSESSMENT APPROACH TO P91 LONG-TERMWELD INTEGRITY AT HIGH TEMPERATURESS. Maleki, X. Cui, TWI Ltd., Cambridge, United Kingdom; K. Nikbin, ICL, London,United Kingdom

SESSION 3.2K (HT-2-3)Wednesday, July 20, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Cy-press (W)FLUID TRANSIENT, WATER HAMMER LOADINGSSymposium on Structures Under Extreme Loading—Co-Sponsored by Fluid-Structure Interaction and High Pressure Technology Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: D. Gross, Dominion Engineering, Inc., Reston, VA, USAChair: D. Gross, Dominion Engineering, Inc., Reston, VA, USACo-Chair: K. Inaba, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-63091: 3D SOLUTION OF THE FLOW FIELD IN A BOILING WATERREACTOR ANNULUS DUE TO A RECIRCULATION OUTLET LINE BREAKUSING HEAT TRANSFER ANALOGYR. Ananth, M. Fong, Structural Integrity Associates Inc., San Jose, CA, USAPVP2016-63263: COMPARISON OF A ONE-DIMENSIONAL PURSUIT MODELWITH EXPERIMENTAL DATA FOR RAREFACTION PRESSURE WAVECATCH-UP AND DIMINISHMENT OF A PRESSURE SHOCK WITHIN TWO-PHASE MEDIAA. Pellman, R. Jones, Dominion Engineering, Inc., Reston, VA, USA; J. Minichiello,Bechtel National, Inc., Richland, WA, USAPVP2016-63826: WATER HAMMER EVENT ON ABOVEGROUND SECTIONOF OIL PIPING DURING HYDRO TESTI. Orynyak, A. Batura, I. Dubyk, IPP-Centre Ltd., Kiev, UkrainePVP2016-63620: STRUCTURAL RESPONSE FROM PRESSURE-PULSEPROPAGATION IN NON-NEWTONIAN SLURRIES WITH A VOID FRACTIONOF NON-CONDENSABLE GAST. Ligon, Dominion Engineering, Inc., Herndon, VA, USA; K. Schmitt, DominionEngineering, Inc., Reston, VA, USA; J. Minichiello, Bechtel National, Inc., Richland,WA, USA

SESSION 3.2L (SE-5-1)Wednesday, July 20, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Princeof WalesSEISMIC DAMAGE ASSESSMENT AND HEALTH MONITORINGDeveloped by: O. S. Bursi, University of Trento, trento, Italy; F. Paolacci, Roma

Tre University, Rome, RM, ItalyChair: O. S. Bursi, University of Trento, Trento, Italy

Co-Chair: F. Paolacci, Roma Tre University, Rome, RM, ItalyPVP2016-63102: FRAGILITY ANALYSIS METHODS FOR STEEL STORAGETANKS IN SEISMIC PRONE AREASH. N. Phan, F. Paolacci, S. Alessandri, Roma Tre University, Rome, RM, ItalyPVP2016-63244: CYCLIC RESPONSE OF ENHANCED BOLTED FLANGEJOINTS FOR PIPING SYSTEMSV. La Salandra, R. di Filippo, O. S. Bursi, University of Trento, Trento, Italy; F.Paolacci, S. Alessandri, Roma Tre University, Rome, RM, ItalyPVP2016-63809: FUNDAMENTAL STUDY ON ENERGY NECESSARY FORTENSILE FAILUREK. Minagawa, Saitama Institute of Technology, Saitama, Japan; S. Fujita, TokyoDenki University, Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-63280: A MODEL FOR PROBABILISTIC SEISMIC RISK ASSESS-MENT OF PROCESS PLANTSA. C. Caputo, University Roma Tre, Roma, Italy

SESSION 3.2M (OAC-6-3)Wednesday, July 20, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Sey-mour (N)MATERIAL PROPERTIES CONSIDERATIONS AND EQUIPMENT EVALUA-TION CHALLENGESDeveloped by: K. Guenther, Shell, Houston, TX, USAChair: Y. Shoji, YS Corporation, Musashino, Tokyo, JapanCo-Chair: Takayasu Tahara, SEIKOWAVE K.K., Saitama Pref, JapanPVP2016-63203: TRADITIONAL VERSUS NEW TECHNOLOGY BOILERDRUM WATER LEVEL INSTRUMENTSZ. Liu, J. M. Harris, R-Levels Power Partner Limited Liability Company, Houston,TX, USA; J. Liu, D. Han, L. Liu, Qinhuangdao Huadian Measurement & ControlEquipment Co., Ltd., Qin Huangdao, Hebei, ChinaPVP2016-63755: POST WELD HEAT TREATMENT AND FORMATION OF UN-TEMPERED MARTENSITE IN 410 STEEL WELDSJ. Penso, Shell, Cypress, TX, USA; B. Alexandrov, D. Stone, The Ohio State Uni-versity, Columbus, OH, USAPVP2016-63871: COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OF HIGH TEMPERATURESERVICE PROPERTIES IN ALLOY 230 WELDS (Presentation Only)J. Penso, Shell, Cypress, TX, USA; B. Alexandrov, S. Suh, The Ohio State Uni-versity, Columbus, OH, USAPVP2016-63167: DIMENSIONAL ACCOMODATION OF BOLT COATING ANDITS IMPACT ON BOLT/THREAD LOADING CAPABILITYA. Cheta, Shell Exploration and Production Company, Houston, TX, USA; J. Bett,Shell International Exploration & Production Inc., new Orleans, LA, USA

SESSION 3.2N (CS-16-1)Wednesday, July 20, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Stan-ley (W)INTEGRITY ISSUES FOR BURIED PIPEDeveloped by: R. McGill, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA,

USAChair: R. McGill, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA,

USACo-Chair: M. Uddin, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus,

Columbus, OH, USAPVP2016-63923: HISTORICAL RATES OF SOIL SIDE CORROSION FOR USEIN FITNESS-FOR-SERVICE EVALUATIONS OF BURIED METALLIC PIPED. Munson, Electric Power Research Institute, Palo Alto, CA, USA; M. Pandey,University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, Canada; P. Angell, Canadian Nuclear Lab-oratories, Chalk River, ON, Canada; M. Jyrkama, University of Waterloo, Waterloo,ON, CanadaPVP2016-64022: CURRENT ASME SECTION XI ACTIVITIES RELATED TOTHE EVALUATION OF DEGRADED BURIED PIPING (Presentation Only)R. McGill, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA, USA; S. Xu,Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2016-64025: THE EFFECTS OF CORROSION PATTERN AND TRENCHFILL ON THE OVALIZATION OF BURIED STEEL PIPEF G. Abatt, Becht Engineering, Richland, WA, USA; G. Antaki, Becht Engineering,Aiken, SC, USA; M. Kassar, Exelon Generation, Warrenville, IL, USAPVP2016-63973: LOAD FACTOR FOR EVALUATING NON-PLANAR FLAWS

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IN CARBON STEEL PIPING USING LIMIT LOAD METHODOLOGYP. Hoang, Sargent & Lundy, Barrington, IL, USA

SESSION 3.2O (MF-15-2)Wednesday, July 20, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Ox-fordCOMPOSITE PIPING SYSTEMSCo-Sponsored by Materials & Fabrication and Design & Analysis TechnicalCommitteesDeveloped by: H. Faria, INEGI, Porto, PortugalChair: H. Faria, INEGI, Porto, PortugalCo-Chair: P. Mertiny, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, CanadaPVP2016-63323: ON THE STRENGTH OF GRP PRESSURE PIPES WITH AD-DITION OF SAND FILLERR. Rafiee, Composites Research Laboratory, University of Tehran, Tehran, IranPVP2016-63346: COMPARING VARIOUS STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONFOR COMPOSITE PIPE THICKNESS CALCULATIONS (Presentation Only)S. Khan, ISECC, Dammam, Saudi ArabiaPVP2016-63790: INTERACTING THREATS MITIGATED: CARBON COMPOS-ITE SYSTEM’S ABILITY TO RESTORE/INCREASE PIPELINE STRENGTHN. Meyer, Fyfe Co, San Diego, CA, USAPVP2016-63950: VALIDATION OF DESIGN OPTIMIZATION APPROACH FORPOLYMER COMPOSITE PIPINGM. Harnischfeger, M. Schatz, H. Baier, Technische Universität München, Garching,Germany; P. Mertiny, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, CanadaPVP2016-64030: FUNCTIONAL FAILURE IN FILAMENT-WOUND COMPOSITEPIPE: A PARAMETRIC SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS APPROACHA. F. M. Arif, A. Alomari, S. Pashah, King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals,Dhahran, Saudi Arabia

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SESSION 3.3D (MF-3-5)Wednesday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza ASAFETY AND MATERIALS SELECTIONDeveloped by: C. San Marchi, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA,

USA; S. Xu, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, CanadaChair: S. Xu, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: C. San Marchi, Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA,

USAPVP2016-63179: A HYDROGEN COMPATIBILITY AND SUITABILITY EVALU-ATION OF THE SEAMLESS STEEL TUBE 4130XJ. Zhai, B. Shou, China Special Equipment Inspection & Research Institute, Bei-jing, China; H. Wang, Shijiazhuang Enric Gas Equipment Co. Ltd., Shijiazhuang,China; T. Xu, China Special Equipment Inspection & Research Institute, Beijing,China; G. Ma, Shijiazhuang Enric Gas Equipment Co. Ltd., Shijiazhuang, ChinaPVP2016-63198: REVIEW AND CRITICAL ASSESSMENT OF HARDNESS CRI-TERION TO AVOID SULFIDE STRESS CRACKING IN PIPELINE WELDSY. Kisaka, A. P. Gerlich, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63213: INTRODUCTION OF THE SCENARIO OF HOW TO USE LOWALLOY STEELS SAFELY IN HIGH PRESSURIZED HYDROGEN GASH. Fukumoto, H. Kobayashi, T. Yamamura, Y. Shudo, Japan Petroleum EnergyCenter, Minato-Ku, Tokyo, Japan; Y. Wada, The Japan Steel Works, Ltd., Muroran,Hokkaido, JapanPVP2016-64033: CRITERIA FOR SELECTING MATERIALS TO BE USED FORHYDROGEN REFUELING STATION EQUIPMENTH. Kobayashi, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan; T. Yamada, The HighPressure Gas Safety Institute of Japan, Tokyo, Japan; H. Kobayashi, Japan Pe-troleum Energy Center, Minato-Ku, Tokyo, Japan; S. Matsuoka, Kyushu University,Fukuoka, Japan

SESSION 3.3E (MF-7-3)Wednesday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza BMATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS IIIDeveloped by: R. Nanstad, Oak Ridge National Lab, Oak Ridge, TN, USA; W.

Ren, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USAChair: R. Nanstad, Oak Ridge National Lab, Oak Ridge, TN, USACo-Chair: W. Ren, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USAPVP2016-63307: CHEMICAL SPECIFICATION AND DESIGN FACTOR CON-SIDERATION FOR CREEP DEGRADATION IN GRADE 91 STEELF. Masuyama, T. Yamaguchi, Kyushu Institute of Technology, Kitakyushu,Fukuoka, JapanPVP2016-63316: RE-EVALUATION OF LONG-TERM CREEP STRENGTH OFWELDED JOINT OF ASME GRADE 91 TYPE STEELM. Yaguchi, K. Nakamura, S. Nakahashi, Central Research Institute of ElectricPower Industry, Yokosuka-shi, Kanagawa, JapanPVP2016-63355: RE-EVALUATION OF LONG-TERM CREEP STRENGTH OFBASE METAL OF ASME GRADE 91 TYPE STEELK. Kimura, National Institute for Materials Science, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan; M.Yaguchi, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Kanagawa-ken,JapanPVP2016-63356: TIME TO INITIATION OF TERTIARY CREEP PROPERTY OFGRADE 91 STEELSK. Kimura, K. Sawada, National Institute for Materials Science, Tsukuba, Ibaraki,Japan

SESSION 3.3F (CT-16-1)Wednesday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza CPANEL SESSION: 3D CRACK GROWTH SIMULATIONS USING FEASymposium on Three-Dimensional Crack Growth Simulations Using FEA—Co-Sponsored by Computer Technology and Bolted Joints, and Materials &Fabrication Technical CommitteesDeveloped by: X. Duan, Candu Energy, Mississauga, ON, Canada; D. J. Shim,

Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA, USAChair: D. J. Shim, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA,

USACo-Chair: Y. Li, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki-Ken, JapanPanelists:M. Kikuchi, Tokyo University of Science, Noda, Chiba, JapanH. Okada, Tokyo University of Science, Noda, JapanF. Ku, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA, USAY.-J. Kim, Korea University, Seoul, Korea (Republic)X. Duan, Candu Energy, Mississauga, ON, Canada

SESSION 3.3G (CS-23-1)Wednesday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Georgia AHYDROGEN FLAKES ASSESSMENT IN THE RPV’S—PART 1Developed by: V. Lacroix, Tractebel Engineering, Brussels, BelgiumChair: V. Lacroix, Tractebel Engineering, Brussels, BelgiumCo-Chair: H. Stephens, EPRI NDE Center, Charlotte, NC, USAPVP2016-63860: ULTRASONIC INSPECTION OF HYDROGEN FLAKES INLARGE FORGINGS: FROM QUALIFICATION TO SITE INSPECTIOND. Moussebois, Laborelec, Linkebeek, Belgium; P. Ancrenaz, Areva Intercontrôle,Saint Paul Lez Durance, FrancePVP2016-63878: OVERVIEW OF THE DOEL 3 AND TIHANGE 2 REACTORPRESSURE VESSEL SAFETY CASESM. De Smet, Tractebel, Brussels, Belgium; J. Van Vyve, ENGIE-Electrabel, Brus-sels, BelgiumPVP2016-63882: ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS OF THE UNEXPECTED BEHAV-IOUR OF A FLAKED MATERIAL UNDER IRRADIATION AND TRANSFERABIL-ITY TO THE DOEL3/TIHANGE2 REACTOR PRESSURE VESSELSE. De Bruycker, S. De Vroey, X. Hallet, J. Stubbe, S. Nardone, Laborelec, Linke-beek, BelgiumPVP2016-63883: ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS AND CHARACTERISATION OFTHE DOEL 3 AND TIHANGE 2 REACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL FLAWSS. De Vroey, E. De Bruycker, Laborelec, Linkebeek, Belgium; M. De Smet,Tractebel, Brussels, Belgium; J. Stubbe, Laborelec, Linkebeek, Belgium

SESSION 3.3H (CS-13-1)Wednesday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Georgia BHIGH TEMPERATURE CODES AND STANDARDSRudy Scavuzzo Memorial Symposium on Developments in International

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Codes and Standards—Sponsored by Codes & Standards Technical Com-mitteeDeveloped by: K. Nikbin, ICL, London, United KingdomChair: K. Nikbin, ICL, London, United KingdomCo-Chair: R. Cipolla, Intertek AIM, Santa Clara, CA, USAPVP2016-63586: CREEP CRACK GROWTH ANALYSIS FOR HIGH PRESSURESUPERHEATER IN AN HRSG BOILER (Presentation Only)T. S. Nguyen, K. B. Yoon, Chung Ang University, Seoul, Korea (Republic)PVP2016-63647: SUGGESTED MODIFICATIONS TO API RP 934 REACTORREQUIREMENTS FOR THINNER WALL EQUIPMENTC. Shargay, A. Cuevas, Fluor, Aliso Viejo, CA, USA; L. Antalffy, Fluor, Sugar Land,TX, USAPVP2016-63252: HRSG HEADER WELDS CREEP-ASSESSMENT THROUGHA PROCEDURE FOR THE ITALIAN CODE APPLICATION AND COMPARISONWITH THE AMERICAN STANDARDO. Grisolia, INAIL, Central Research Directorate, Rome, RM, Italy; L. Scano, In-tegrity Engineering Studio Tecnico Scano, Tavagnacco, UD, Italy

SESSION 3.3I (DA-2-5)Wednesday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm. Perspectives Level (34th Floor), EnglishBay (S)DESIGN & ANALYSIS OF PIPING AND COMPONENTS—5Developed by: B. Li, Amec Foster Wheeler, Toronto, ON, Canada; K. Subraman-

ian, Stress Engineering Services, Metairie, LA, USAChair: B. Li, Amec Foster Wheeler, Toronto, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: K. Subramanian, Stress Engineering Services, Metairie, LA, USAPVP2016-63758: ELBOW FLEXIBILITY FACTOR CALCULATIONS: AN UP-DATET. Seipp, Becht Engineering Canada, Ltd., Okotoks, AB, Canada; G. Mendoza,Aquatech ICD, Hartland, WI, USAPVP2016-63810: ASSESSING THE BEHAVIOUR OF SUBSEA PIPES UNDERIMPACTS. Fareed, D. Cotsovos, O. Laghrouche, Heriot Watt University, Edinburgh, Scot-landPVP2016-63853: NUMERICAL SUMULATION OF CFRP REINFORCED STEELPIPE ELBOWS SUBJECTED TO CYCLIC LOADINGG. Chatzopoulou, University of Thessaly, Volos, Greece; I. Skarakis, NationalTechnical University of Athens, Athens, Greece; S. A. Karamanos, University ofThessaly, Volos, Greece; N. G. Tsouvalis, National Technical University of Athens,Athens, Greece; A. E. Pournara, University of Thessaly, Pedion Areos, Volos, N/A,GreecePVP2016-64034: ALLOWABLE PIPING IMPOSED NOZZLE LOADS ONPUMPS OF LARGE DIAMETER NOZZLESB. Shitole, AMEC, Calgary, AB, Canada

SESSION 3.3J (CS-1-2)Wednesday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Grouse(N)STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF PRESSURE COMPONENTS (II)Developed by: K. Hojo, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd., Kobe, Japan; S. Xu,

Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, CanadaChair: K. Hojo, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd., Kobe, JapanCo-Chair: P. Doddihal, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63330: R5 PROCEDURE BASED DAMAGE ESTIMATION IN ASTEAM TURBINE VALVE UNDER IN-SERVICE CONDITIONSZ. Cai, W. Wang, H. Hong, Y. Liu, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai,Shanghai, ChinaPVP2016-63612: A STUDY OF STRESSES IN CYLINDRICAL SHELLS HAVINGTAPPED HOLES PARALLEL TO THE AXIS OF THE CYLINDERD. Chandiramani, Independent Consultant, Mumbai, India; S. Gopalakrishnan, A.Mathkar, Lloyd’s Register Asia, Mumbai, IndiaPVP2016-63278: A PROPOSED BAYESIAN UPDATING APPROACH TO UP-DATE THE FAILURE PROBABILITY OF A CORROSION DEFECT AFTER PER-FORMING FITNESS FOR SERVICE BASED ON API 579-1/ASME FFS-1S. Maleki, X. Cui, TWI Ltd., Cambridge, United Kingdom

SESSION 3.3K (DA-3-2)Wednesday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Cypress(W)INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONSDeveloped by: S. Courtin, L. De Baglion, AREVA, Paris La Défense, FranceChair: L. De Baglion, AREVA, Paris La Défense, FranceCo-Chair: S. Courtin, AREVA, La Defense, FrancePVP2016-63111: THERMO-MECHANICAL FATIGUE LIFE OF COKE DRUMSKIRT ATTACHMENT DESIGNSG. Kagita, B. Srinivasan, P. S. K. Pottem, G. G. S. Achary, S. V. R. Sripada, En-gineers India Limited, Gurgaon, Haryana, IndiaPVP2016-63233: A CASE STUDY EVALUATING THE EFFECTS OF HIGHCYCLE THERMAL LOADING WITHIN A PRESSURISED WATER REACTORMIXING TEE USING CONJUGATE CFD/FE METHODSJ. Wilson, M. Jones, L. Davenport, C. Currie, Rolls-Royce, Derby, United King-domPVP2016-63247: FATIGUE MANAGEMENT DURING LTO OF NUCLEARPOWER PLANT BORSSELEM. H. C. Hannink, C. G. M. De Bont, F. J. Blom, NRG, Petten, Netherlands; P. W.B. Quist, A. E. De Jong, EPZ, Borssele, NetherlandsPVP2016-63318: ANALYTICAL COMPARISON BETWEEN SEPARATE REIN-FORCEMENT NOZZLE AND INTEGRAL REINFORCEMENT NOZZLE BEHAV-IORS UNDER CYCLIC LOADINGB. Y. Mohamed, T. I. Eid, Enppi, Cairo, EgyptPVP2016-63306: APPLICATION OF NUMERICAL MODELING FOR PREDICT-ING THE FATIGUE CRACK GROWTH OF AN ELLIPTICAL CRACK IN KELLYVALVESH. Ahmadimoghaddamseighalani, Hi-Kalibre Equipment Ltd., Edmonton, AB,Canada; P. Mertiny, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada

SESSION 3.3L (SE-8-1)Wednesday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Princeof WalesSEISMIC EVALUATION OF SYSTEMS, STRUCTURES AND COMPONENTSDeveloped by: O. Furuya, Tokyo City University, Tokyo, Japan; F. Paolacci,

Roma Tre University, Rome, RM, ItalyChair: O. Furuya, Tokyo City University, Tokyo, JapanCo-Chair: F. Paolacci, Roma Tre University, Rome, RM, ItalyPVP2016-63234: RELIABILITY ANALYSIS OF URBAN WATER SYSTEMSUNDER SEISMIC ACTIONA. Rasulo, University of Cassino and Southern Lazio, Cassino, Frosinone, ItalyPVP2016-63348: TESTING AND ANALYSIS PROCESS OF EARTHQUAKE RE-SISTANCE MAINFRAME COMPUTER STRUCTUREB. Notohardjono, R. Ecker, S. Canfield, IBM Corp, Poughkeepsie, NY, USAPVP2016-63682: DEVELOPMENT OF ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA FOR SOIL-STRUCTURE INTERACTION SOLUTIONS USING LINEAR SSI TECHNIQUESM. Costantino, Carl J. Costantino and Associates, New York, NY, USA; T. W. Hous-ton, Carl J. Costantino & Associates, Los Alamos, NM, USA; A. Maham, Carl J.Costantino & Associates, Mt. Pleasant, SC, USAPVP2016-63944: YIELD STRENGTH REDUCTION FACTOR OF NONLINEARSDOF SYSTEMS ON THE SUPPORTING STRUCTURESI. Tamura, The Chugoku Electric Power Co., Inc., Hiroshima, Japan; S. Matsuura,R. Shimazu, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Chiba, Japan

SESSION 3.3M (OAC-5-2)Wednesday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Sey-mour (N)DESIGN, ANALYSIS, MODELING AND PERFORMANCE OF VALVES IIDeveloped by: L. I. Ezekoye, Ezekoye Engineering Services LLC, Pittsburgh,

PA, USA; R. Farrell, Flowserve Corp., Apex, NC, USAChair: L. I. Ezekoye, Ezekoye Engineering Services LLC, Pittsburgh,

PA, USACo-Chair: R. Farrell, Flowserve Corp., Apex, NC, USAPVP2016-63163: ASME B16 CASES 1 AND 2, AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FORASME B16.34 VALVESA. Cheta, Shell Exploration and Production Company, Houston, TX, USA

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PVP2016-63848: MICROFLOW LEAKAGE THROUGH THE CLEARANCE OFA METAL-METAL SEALA. Anwar, K. Ritos, Y. Gorash, D. Nash, W. Dempster, University of Strathclyde,Glasgow, ScotlandPVP2016-63852: FAILURE ANALYSIS PREDICTION VERSUS INDUSTRYFAILURE EXPERIENCE OF AIR OPERATED VALVES IN THE NUCLEAR IN-DUSTRYL. I. Ezekoye, Ezekoye Engineering Services LLC, Pittsburgh, PA, USA

SESSION 3.3N (CS-22-1)Wednesday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Stanley(W)MASTER CURVE FRACTURE TOUGHNESS AND OTHER SMALL SPECIMENMECHANICAL PROPERTIES (I)Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards and Materials & Fabrication TechnicalCommitteesDeveloped by: M. Yamamoto, Central Research Institute of Electric Power In-

dustry, Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan; W. Server, ATI Consulting,Black Mountain, NC, USA

Chair: W. Server, ATI Consulting, Black Mountain, NC, USACo-Chair: M. Yamamoto, Central Research Institute of Electric Power In-

dustry, Yokosuka, Kanagawa, JapanPVP2016-63440: DEVELOPMENT AND STANDARDIZATION OF SMALLPUNCH TESTING TECHNIQUES IN CHINAK. Guan, L. Xu, C. Wen, J. Zhong, East China University of Science and Technol-ogy, Shanghai, ChinaPVP2016-63615: ISSUE OF APPLICATION FOR THE PRE-CRACKEDCHARPY SPECIMENS TO ESTIMATE WWER-1000 RPV METAL EMBRITTLE-MENTV. Revka, L. Chyrko, Institute for Nuclear Research, Kyiv, UkrainePVP2016-63762: APPLICABILITY OF MINIATURE-C(T) SPECIMEN FOR THEMASTER CURVE EVALUATION OF RPV WELD METAL AND HEAT AF-FECTED ZONEM. Yamamoto, N. Miura, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry,Yokosuka, JapanPVP2016-63795: SPECIMEN SIZE EFFECT ON FRACTURE TOUGHNESS OFREACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL STEEL FOLLOWING WARM PRE-STRESS-INGK. Iwata, T. Tobita, H. Takamizawa, Y. Chimi, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Tokai-Mura, Ibaraki, Japan; K. Yoshimoto, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Takasago,Hyogo, Japan

SESSION 3.3O (MF-2-2)Wednesday, July 20, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), OxfordAPPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILURE ASSESSMENT—2Developed by: G. H. B. Donato, FEI University, São Bernardo do Campo, São

Paulo, Brazil; J. Wang, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, OakRidge, TN, USA; A. Duncan, Savannah River National Labora-tory, Aiken, SC, USA

Chair: A. Duncan, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USACo-Chair: Marcelo Paredes, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cam-

bridge, MA, USAPVP2016-63152: CONSTRAINT SOLUTIONS FOR CRACKED PLATES ANDCYLINDERSC. Meek, M. Gintalas, A. Sherry, R. A. Ainsworth, The University of Manchester,Manchester, United KingdomPVP2016-63661: A WIDE RANGE STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR SOLUTIONFOR SINGLE EDGE NOTCHED TENSION SPECIMEN WITH CLAMPED ENDSX.-K. Zhu, Edison Welding Institute, Columbus, OH, USAPVP2016-63456: J-R FRACTURE TOUGHNESS OF NUCLEAR PIPING MATE-RIALS UNDER EXCESSIVE SEISMIC LOADING CONDITIONJ. W. Kim, M. R. Choi, S. B. Lee, Chosun University, Gwangju, Korea (Republic);Y.-J. Kim, Korea University, Seoul, Korea (Republic)PVP2016-63159: AN APPROACH TO PREDICT CLEAVAGE FRACTUREUNDER TENSILE OR COMPRESSIVE LOADINGS (Presentation Only)S. Geniaut, D. Haboussa, EDF R&D, CLAMART, France

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SESSION 4.1A (MF-2-3)Thursday, July 21, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyBAPPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILURE ASSESSMENT—3Developed by: A. Jesus, University of Porto, Porto, Portugal; J. Wang, Oak

Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USAChair: A. Fernandes, University of Porto, Porto, PortugalCo-Chair: A. Jesus, University of Porto, Porto, PortugalPVP2016-63866: ULTRA LOW-CYCLE FATIGUE BEHAVIOR OF FULL-SCALESTRAIGHT PIPES UNDER ALTERNATING BENDINGJ. Pereira, University of Porto, Porto, Portugal; J. Van Wittenberghe, ArcelorMittalGlobal R&D Gent, Zwijnaarde, Belgium; A. Jesus, University of Porto, Porto, Por-tugal; P. Thibaux, ArcelorMittal Global R&D Gent, Zwijnaarde, Belgium; A. Fer-nandes, University of Porto, Porto, PortugalPVP2016-63920: PROBABILISTIC NON-LINEAR CUMULATIVE FATIGUEDAMAGE OF THE P355NL1 PRESSURE VESSEL STEELJ. A. F. de O. Correia, A. Jesus, University of Porto, Porto, Portugal; S. Blasón,M. Calvente, A. C. Fernandez-Canteli, University of Oviedo, Gijón, SpainPVP2016-63831: CRITICAL STRAIN AND DAMAGE EVOLUTION FOR CRACKGROWTH FROM A SHARP NOTCH TIP OF HIGH-STRENGTH STEELF. Yu, B. Jar, M. Hendry, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, CanadaPVP2016-63664: A NEW METHOD FOR DETERMINING MATERIAL INSTABIL-ITY FOR DUCTILE SOLIDS (Presentation Only)L. Xue, Thinkviewer LLC, Sugar Land, TX, USA

SESSION 4.1B (CS-4-1)Thursday, July 21, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyEINTERACTION AND FLAW MODELLING FOR MULTIPLE FLAWS (1)Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards and Materials & Fabrication TechnicalCommitteesDeveloped by: K. Miyazaki, Center for Technology Innovation, Hitachi, Ltd.,

Ibaraki-Ken, Japan; B. Bezensek, Shell, Laurencekirk, UnitedKingdom; J. Sharples, AMEC Clean Energy Europe, Warrington,United Kingdom

Chair: K. Miyazaki, Center for Technology Innovation, Hitachi, Ltd.,Ibaraki-Ken, Japan

Co-Chair: J. Sharples, AMEC Clean Energy Europe, Warrington, UnitedKingdom

PVP2016-63429: CHARACTERIZATION OF INTERACTION BETWEEN ELLIP-TICAL SUBSURFACE FLAWSK. Azuma, Y. Li, K. Hasegawa, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Naka-gun, Ibaraki,JapanPVP2016-63483: FATIGUE LIVES OF MULTIPLE FLAWS IN ACCORDANCEWITH COMBINATION RULEK. Lu, Y. Li, K. Hasegawa, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Naka-gun, Ibaraki,Japan; V. Lacroix, Tractebel Engineering, Brussels, BelgiumPVP2016-63768: EFFECT OF THE THICKNESS ON RE-CHARACTERISATIONOF SUBSURFACE TO SURFACE FLAW: APPLICATION ON PIPING AND VES-SELSV. Lacroix, Tractebel Engineering, Brussels, Belgium; G. Katsumata, Y. Li, K.Hasegawa, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Naka-gun, Ibaraki, Japan

SESSION 4.1C (DA-4-1)Thursday, July 21, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyFINELASTIC, NONLINEAR, AND LIMIT LOAD ANALYSISDeveloped by: D. Vlaicu, Ontario Power Generation, Pickering, ON, CanadaChair: A. Bhattacharya, CB&I UK Ltd., London, United KingdomCo-Chair: D. Vlaicu, Ontario Power Generation, Pickering, ON, Canada

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PVP2016-63153: EFFECT OF BEND ANGLE ON GROSS PLASTIC DEFOR-MATION OF PIPE BENDS FOR OUT-OF-PLANE BENDING: A STUDY USINGPLASTIC WORK CURVATURE METHODA. Bhattacharya, S. Bapat, M. Cross, H. Patel, S. Patel, CB&I UK Ltd., London,United KingdomPVP2016-63659: NONLINEAR FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF PIPE BENDSSUBJECTED TO INPLANE BENDINGV. Akula, D. Martin, Dassault Systèmes Simulia Corp., Irving, TX, USAPVP2016-63958: VALIDATION OF FE ANALYSIS USING A TEST TO DE-STRUCTION EXPERIMENT FOR A VESSEL POST WELD HEAT TREATMENTSTANDA. Slee, A. Stevenson, B. Pellereau, J. Holbourn, K. Wright, Rolls-Royce Group,PLC, Derby, United Kingdom

SESSION 4.1D (FSI-11-1)Thursday, July 21, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza ASELECTED TOPICS IN FLOW-INDUCED VIBRATIONDeveloped by: N. Mureithi, Ecole Polytechnique De Montreal, Montreal, QC,

Canada; C. Giannopapa, Eindhoven University of Technology,Eindhoven, Netherlands

Chair: N. Mureithi, Ecole Polytechnique De Montreal, Montreal, QC,Canada

Co-Chair: C. Giannopapa, Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven,Netherlands

PVP2016-63241: PRIMITIVE MODEL FOR THE RANDOM EXCITATION OF ATUBE UNDER TWO-PHASE CROSS FLOWL. Borsoi, CEA, Gif-sur-Yvette, France; P. Piteau, CEA, Viry Chatillon, France; X.Delaune, CEA, Gif-sur-Yvette, France; J. Antunes, Instituto Superior Tecnico,Sacavem, PortugalPVP2016-63789: THE EFFECTS OF THE DOWNSTREAM VANE ON THE TOR-SIONAL VIBRATION OF THE UPSTREAM VANED. Takeyama, K. Osaki, T. Shioyama, M. Watanabe, M. Nakazono, Toshiba Cor-poration, Yokohama, JapanPVP2016-63899: HEAT TRANSFER ENHANCEMENT FOR HEAT EX-CHANGER APPLICATIONS: USE OF SURFACE HYDROPHOBICITYS. Kafarakis, M. Mastrokalos, C. I. Papadopoulos, L. Kaiktsis, National TechnicalUniversity of Athens, Zografou, GreecePVP2016-63994: CHARACTERISTICS OF TURBULENCE AND DRAGFORCES ON FOREIGN OBJECTS IN TUBE ARRAYSN. Mureithi, S. Olala, F. Ashrafi, B. Cucuel, K. Saber-Cherif, Ecole Polytechniquede Montreal, Montreal, QC, CanadaPVP2016-63088: A PRACTICAL APPROACH TO MITIGATE THE EXCESSIVEVIBRATION OF A PIPING SYSTEM SUBJECTED TO FLOW-INDUCED EXCI-TATIONR. Azizian, Paolo Torrado, Engineering & Inspection Services Metairie, LA, USA

SESSION 4.1E (MF-7-4)Thursday, July 21, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza BMATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS IVDeveloped by: R. Nanstad, Oak Ridge National Lab, Oak Ridge, TN, USA; W.

Ren, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USAChair: W. Ren, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USACo-Chair: R. Nanstad, Oak Ridge National Lab, Oak Ridge, TN, USAPVP2016-63781: SIMPLIFIED COMPUTATION OF CREEP DAMAGE PROPA-GATIOND. Marriott, H. E. Stumph III, A. Sreeranganathan, C. Matice, Stress EngineeringServices, Inc., Mason, OH, USAPVP2016-63162: FECRAL ALLOYS FOR ACCIDENT TOLERANT FUELCLADDING IN LIGHT WATER REACTORSR. Rebak, GE Global Research, Schenectady, NY, USA; K. Terrani, Oak RidgeNational Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA; R. Fawcett, Global Nuclear Fuels,Wilmington, NC, USAPVP2016-63164: HYDROGEN DIFFUSION IN FECRAL ALLOYS FOR LIGHTWATER REACTORS CLADDING APPLICATIONSY. Kim, R. Rebak, GE Global Research, Schenectady, NY, USA

SESSION 4.1F (DA-8-4)Thursday, July 21, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza C1ST INT’L SYMPOSIUM ON COKE DRUM LIFE CYCLE MANAGEMENTDeveloped by: J. Penso, Shell, Cypress, TX, USAChair: J. Penso, Shell, Cypress, TX, USACo-Chair: G. Van Zyl, SABIC, Industerial Jubail, Saudi Arabia; K. Subra-

manian, Stress Engineering Services, Metairie, LA, USA; J. Au-muller, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada

PVP2016-63006: DETERMINATION OF SERVICE LIFE FOR UNDAMAGEDAND DAMAGED DELAYED COKER DRUMSJ. Aumuller, University of Alberta, Edmonton, AB, Canada; V. A. Carucci, Carma-gen Engineering Inc., Rockaway, NJ, USAPVP2016-63812: BULGING PATTERNS OF COKE DRUMSM. Samman, Houston Engineering Solutions, LLC, Houston, TX, USAPVP2016-63813: ANCHOR BOLT FAILURES IN COKE DRUMSMahmod Samman, Houston Engineering Solutions, LLC, Houston, TX, USA

SESSION 4.1G (CS-23-2)Thursday, July 21, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Georgia AHYDROGEN FLAKES ASSESSMENT IN THE RPV’S—PART 2Developed by: V. Lacroix, Tractebel Engineering, Brussels, BelgiumChair: V. Lacroix, Tractebel Engineering, Brussels, BelgiumCo-Chair: H. Stephens, EPRI NDE Center, Charlotte, NC, USAPVP2016-63231: SAFETY EVALUATION OF THE HYDROGEN FLAKING DAM-AGE IN THE DOEL 3 AND TIHANGE 2 REACTOR PRESSURE VESSELSG. Roussel, Bel V, Brussels, BelgiumPVP2016-63765: STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY ASSESSMENT OF DOEL 3 ANDTIHANGE 2 RPVS AFFECTED BY HYDROGEN FLAKES: METHODOLOGYAND RESULTSV. Lacroix, P. Dulieu, Tractebel Engineering, Brussels, BelgiumPVP2016-63766: STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY ASSESSMENT OF DOEL 3 ANDTIHANGE 2 RPVS AFFECTED BY HYDROGEN FLAKES: REFINED X-FEMANALYSESP. Dulieu, V. Lacroix, Tractebel Engineering, Brussels, BelgiumPVP2016-63901: MATERIAL PROPERTIES OF REACTOR PRESSURE VES-SEL SHELLS AFFECTED BY HYDROGEN FLAKINGR. Gerard, M. De Smet, Tractebel, Brussels, Belgium; R. Chaouadi, SCK.CEN,Mol, Belgium

SESSION 4.1H (MF-35-1)Thursday, July 21, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Georgia BBENCHMARKING OF PROBABILISTIC FRACTURE MECHANICS SOFTWAREDeveloped by: B. A. Young, Battelle, Columbus, OH, USA; X. Duan, Candu En-

ergy, Mississauga, ON, Canada; D. Rudland, U. S. Nuclear Reg-ulatory Commission, Frederick, MD, USA

Chair: B. A. Young, Battelle, Columbus, OH, USACo-Chair: X. Duan, Candu Energy, Mississauga, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63085: SENSITIVITY ANALYSES FOR A PWR SCC CASE USINGTHE PROBABILISTIC LOSS OF COOLANT ACCIDENT (PRO-LOCA) SOFT-WAREB. A. Young, S.-M. Lee, P. Scott, Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, OH, USAPVP2016-63128: DEVELOPMENT OF PROBABILISTIC FRACTURE MECHAN-ICS ANALYSIS CODES FOR REACTOR PRESSURE VESSELS CONSIDER-ING RECENT EMBRITTLEMENT MODEL AND CALCULATION METHOD OFSIF: PROGRESS OF THE WORKJ. Kim, B.-S. Lee, Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Daejeon, Korea (Re-public); T. H. Kim, Y. Chang, Kyung Hee University, Kyunggi-do, Korea (Repub-lic)PVP2016-63175: APPLICATION OF PROBABILISTIC FRACTURE MECHAN-ICS ANALYSIS ON BWR RECIRCULATION PIPING SYSTEMSY.-Y. Shen, H.-W. Chou, C.-C. Huang, R.-F. Liu, The Institute of Nuclear EnergyResearch, Taoyuan, TaiwanPVP2016-63721: PARAMETRIC STUDY ON PRESSURE-TEMPERATURELIMIT CURVES. Choi, J. Kim, H.-B. Surh, Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Daejeon,Korea (Republic)

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PVP2016-63732: COMPARISON BETWEEN PRAISE-CANDU AND PRO-LOCA(Presentation Only)M. Wang, SNC Lavalin, Mississauga, ON, Canada; X. Duan, Candu Energy, Mis-sissauga, ON, Canada

SESSION 4.1I (CS-25-1)Thursday, July 21, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), EnglishBay (S)INTEGRITY OF REACTOR PRESSURE VESSELS AND INTERNALSDeveloped by: K. Hojo, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd., Kobe, Japan; J. Kat-

suyama, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, Japan; R. Cipolla,Intertek AIM, Santa Clara, CA, USA

Chair: K. Hojo, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd., Kobe, JapanCo-Chair: R. Cipolla, Intertek AIM, Santa Clara, CA, USAPVP2016-63486: PLASTICITY CORRECTION ON THE STRESS INTENSITYFACTOR EVALUATION FOR UNDERCLAD CRACKS UNDER PRESSURIZEDTHERMAL SHOCK EVENTSK. Lu, J. Katsuyama, Y. Li, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2016-63821: APPLICABILITY OF STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR SOLU-TION FOR FLAT PLATE TO NOZZLE CROTCH CORNER FLAWF. Iwamatsu, K. Miyazaki, Hitachi, Ltd., Ibaraki, Japan; M. Masuda, F. Hirokawa,Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy, Ltd., Ibaraki, JapanPVP2016-63823: DEFECT TOLERANCE ASSESSMENT FOR ABWR NOZZLECROTCH CORNERF. Hirokawa, M. Masuda, M. Hayashi, Y. Mabuchi, Y. Yamamoto, Hitachi-GE Nu-clear Energy, Ltd., Ibaraki, JapanPVP2016-63971: STRESS EVALUATION METHOD OF BAFFLE FORMERBOLT AND ITS MAINTENANCE PROGRAMT. Matsubara, Y. Mogami, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd., Kobe, Japan

SESSION 4.1J (DA-7-1)Thursday, July 21, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Grouse(N)THERMAL STRESSES AND ELEVATED TEMPERATURE DESIGN IDeveloped by: A. Segall, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USA; S.

Iyer, Candu Energy, Mississauga, ON, CanadaChair: A. Segall, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USACo-Chair: S. Iyer, Candu Energy, Mississauga, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63014: MICRO-POROUS COATINGS AND ENHANCED CHF FORDOWNWARD FACING BOILING DURING PASSIVE EMERGENCY REACTORCOOLINGA. Segall, F. Cheung, T. Eden, J. Potter, F. Sohag, Penn State University, Univer-sity Park, PA, USAPVP2016-63031: ANALYTICAL EXPRESSION OF ELASTIC FOLLOW-UP FAC-TORS IN FULLY-PLASTIC SITUATION FOR CREEP-FATIGUE DAMAGE AS-SESSMENT OF HIGH TEMPERATURE COMPONENTST. Fujioka, Toyo University, Kawagoe, Saitama, JapanPVP2016-63136: ELASTIC ALLOWABLE STRESS BASIS FOR ELEVATEDTEMPERATURE DESIGNC. Nadarajah, Becht Engineering Co. Inc., Fairfax, VA, USA; B. Hantz, Valero En-ergy, San Antonio, TX, USA; S. Krishnamurthy, UOP LLC, Des Plaines, IL, USAPVP2016-63317: ON A DESIGN ACCEPTABILITY OF 90° ELBOW ACCORD-ING TO PIPE LENGTH AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURE CONDITIONS.-Y. Jeong, M.-G. Won, J. B. Choi, Sungkyunkwan University, Suwon, Korea (Re-public); N.-S. Huh, Seoul National University of Science and Technology, Seoul,Korea (Republic); Y.-J. Oh, KEPCO Engineering and Construction, Gimcheon-si,Korea (Republic)

SESSION 4.1K (MF-24-1)Thursday, July 21, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Cypress(W)MANUFACTURING AND MITIGATION PROCESS SIMULATION—WELD IN-TEGRITY & MITIGATIONDeveloped by: C. Hamelin, Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organ-

isation, NSW, Australia; V. Robin, AREVA, Lyon, FranceChair: V. Robin, AREVA, Lyon, France

Co-Chair: C. Hamelin, Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organ-isation, NSW, Australia

PVP2016-63285: MODELLING OF A STUD ARC WELDING JOINT FOR TEM-PERATURE FIELD, MICROSTRUCTURE EVOLUTION AND RESIDUALSTRESSH. Soltanzadeh, M. Kraus, Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, Weimar, Germany; M.Asadi, University of Ottawa, Ottawa, ON, Canada; J. Hildebrand, Technische Uni-versität Ilmenau, Ilmenau, GermanyPVP2016-63517: NUMERICAL WELDING SIMULATION OF A VESSEL HEADADAPTER: INFLUENCE OF MODELLING ASSUMPTIONSS. Gallée, ESi-France, Lyon, France; V. Robin, F. Gommez, AREVA NP, Lyon,France; S. Courtin, AREVA, La Defense, France; A. Brosse, ESi-France, Lyon,FrancePVP2016-63524: TWO DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO SIMULATE J-GROOVEJOINTSS. Gallée, I. Terreros, ESi-France, Lyon, France; V. Robin, F. Gommez, AREVANP, Lyon, France; R. Lacroix, ESi-France, Lyon, France

SESSION 4.1L (SE-9-1)Thursday, July 21, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Convention Level (Third Floor), Prince ofWalesMULTI-HAZARD AND MARGINSDeveloped by: C. N. Petropoulos, Sargent & Lundy, LLC, Chicago, IL, USA; O.

S. Bursi, University of Trento, Trento, Italy; Ismail T. Kisisel, Sar-gent & Lundy LLC, Chicago, IL, USA; A. Caputo, Roma Tre Uni-versity, Rome, Italy

Chair: C. N. Petropoulos, Sargent & Lundy, LLC, Chicago, IL, USAChair: A. Caputo, Roma Tre University, Rome, ItalyPVP2016-63064: SEISMIC QUANTITATIVE RISK ASSESSMENT OF PROCESSPLANTS THROUGH MONTE CARLO SIMULATIONSS. Alessandri, A. Caputo, D. Corritore, R. Giannini, F. Paolacci, Roma Tre Univer-sity, Rome, RM, ItalyPVP2016-63092: EVALUATION OF REACTOR CAVITY STRUCTURE FOR EX-VESSEL STEAM EXPLOSION LOADINGG. Kwon, M. Davieau, P. Hoang, J. McLean, R. Hooks, Sargent & Lundy LLC,Chicago, IL, USAPVP2016-63292: PROBABILISTIC SEISMIC RESPONSE OF COUPLED TANK-PIPING SYSTEMSO. S. Bursi, University of Trento, Trento, Italy; G. Abbiati, ETH Zurich, Zurich,Switzerland; L. Caracoglia, Northeastern University, Boston, MA, USA; R. di Fil-ippo, V. La Salandra, University of Trento, Trento, ItalyPVP2016-63314: SEISMIC RESPONSE ANALYSIS AND DESIGN FOR CON-CRETE NUCLEAR STRUCTURES: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE TIMEHISTORY, RESPONSE SPECTRUM, AND EQUIVALENT STATIC LOAD METH-ODSM. O’Leary, W. S. Godfrey, Sargent & Lundy, Chicago, IL, USAPVP2016-63800: SITE SEISMIC ANALYSIS AND RISK ASSESSMENT IN IN-DUSTRIAL AREASA. Marino, M. Ciucci, A. Rinaldini, INAIL/DIT, Roma, Italy

SESSION 4.1M (OAC-8-1)Thursday, July 21, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Seymour(N)AGING MANAGEMENT & LIFE EXTENSION IDeveloped by: G. Bezdikian, Georges Bezdikian Consulting, Le Vesinet, France;

G. Young, Entergy, Pittsburgh, PA, USAChair: G. Bezdikian, Georges Bezdikian Consulting, Le Vesinet, FranceCo-Chair: G. Young, Entergy Services Inc., Russellville, AR, USAPVP2016-63114: INCLUSION OF WARM PRE-STRESS CONCEPT IN FRENCHRPV STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY ASSESSMENTD. Moinereau, Electricite De France, Moret-sur-Loing, France; M. A. Bachir, EDFSEPTEN, Villeurbanne, France; S. Chapuliot, S. Marie, AREVA NP, Paris La De-fense, France; C. Jacquemoud, CEA, Gif-sur-Yvette, FrancePVP2016-63171: LICENSE RENEWAL EXPERIENCE IN THE U.S.: CONTINUETO SEEK LONG TERM OPERATION OR SHUTDOWN?G. Young, Entergy, Pittsburgh, PA, USAPVP2016-63303: HARDNESS AND MICROSTRUCTURAL EVOLUTION OF A

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JRQ A533 CL.1 STEEL SUBMITTED TO THERMAL ANNEALINGA. L. Medina-Almazan, L. S. Ovando Ramírez, Instituto Nacional de Investiga-ciones Nucleares, Ocoyoacac, Mexico; T. Auger, Ecole Centrale Paris, Châtenay-Malabry, FrancePVP2016-63761: INTRODUCTION OF WARM PRE-STRESS CONCEPT INFRENCH RPV STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY ASSESSMENT: PART II—RSE-MAPPENDIXS. Marie, S. Chapuliot, AREVA NP, Paris La Defense, France; D. Moinereau, Elec-tricite De France, Moret-sur-Loing, France; M. A. Bachir, EDF SEPTEN, Villeur-banne, France; C. Jacquemoud, CEA, Gif-sur-Yvette, France

SESSION 4.1N (CS-22-2)Thursday, July 21, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Stanley(W)MASTER CURVE FRACTURE TOUGHNESS AND OTHER SMALL SPECIMENMECHANICAL PROPERTIES (II)Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards and Materials & Fabrication TechnicalCommitteesDeveloped by: M. Yamamoto, Central Research Institute of Electric Power In-

dustry, Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan; W. Server, ATI Consulting,Black Mountain, NC, USA

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

Co-Chair: W. Server, ATI Consulting, Black Mountain, NC, USAPVP2016-63078: LOCATION OF INITIATION SITES IN FRACTURE TOUGH-NESS TESTING SPECIMENS: THE EFFECT OF SIZE AND SIDE GROOVESK. Wallin, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd., Espoo, Finland; M. Ya-mamoto, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Yokosuka, Kana-gawa, Japan; Ulla Ehrnstén, VTT Nuclear Safety, Espoo, FinlandPVP2016-63607: ON THE USE OF MINIATURIZED CT SPECIMENS FORFRACTURE TOUGHNESS CHARACTERIZATION OF RPV MATERIALSR. Chaouadi, E. van Walle, M. Scibetta, SCK-CEN, Mol, Belgium; R. Gerard,Tractebel, Brussels, BelgiumPVP2016-63455: COMPARISON OF FRACTURE TOUGHNESS PROPERTIESOF ADVANCED FERRITIC ODS-ALLOYS BASED ON 0.2T C(T) SPECIMENTESTSC. C. Eiselt, AREVA GmbH, Erlangen, Germany; D. Hoelzer, Oak Ridge NationalLaboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA; Y. de Carlan, CEA, Université Paris-Saclay, Gif-sur-Yvette, France; H. Hein, AREVA GmbH, Erlangen, Germany; M. Serrano,CIEMAT, Madrid, SpainPVP2016-63684: USE OF SMALL COMPACT TENSION SPECIMEN FORFRACTURE TOUGHNESS EVALUATION OF RPV STEELS IN DIFFERENTORIENTATION (Presentation Only)M. Sokolov, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA

SESSION 4.1O (NDPD-2-2)Thursday, July 21, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Convention Level (Third Floor), OxfordNDE APPLICATIONS FOR INSPECTION AND LIFE ASSESSMENT OF PETRO-CHEMICAL AND POWER PLANT COMPONENTSDeveloped by: S. Dugan, University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany; S. Mo-

hanty, Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL, USAChair: S. Dugan, University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, GermanyCo-Chairs: S. Mohanty, Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL, USA; V.

Agarwal, Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID, USAPVP2016-63621: GUIDED WAVE PIPELINE CORROSION HEALTH MONITOR-ING WITH A MAGNETOSTRICTIVE SENSOR ARRAY USING SYNTHETIC ANDACTIVE PHASED-ARRAY FOCUSING (Presentation Only)S. Owens, Guidedwave, Bellefonte, PA, USA; J. Rose, Penn State University,University Park, PA, USA; C. Borigo, Guidedwave, Bellefonte, PA, USAPVP2016-63970: INNER DETECTION OF CORROSION BY ULTRASONICPHASED ARRAY IN UNDERGROUND COMPRESSED NATURAL GAS STOR-AGE WELLC. Miao, W. Guo, Z. Ling, P. Tang, Zhejiang Provincial Special Equipment Inspec-tion and Research Institute, Hangzhou, ChinaPVP2016-63624: HIGH EFFICIENCY REMOTE MEASUREMENT OF PIPE DE-FECT USING RF/UT TECHNOLOGIES: A THEORETICAL ANALYSIS PARTONE—STRAIGHT BEAM UT

W. Alobaidi, E. Sandgren, University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Little Rock, AR,USAPVP2016-63400: STUDY OF T (0, 1) MODE GUIDED WAVE PROPAGATIONIN PIPES WITH DIFFERENT BEND ANGLEM. Qi, J. Ni, Y. Li, S. Zhou, East China university of science and technology,Shanghai, China

SESSION 4.1Q (EPRI-1)Thursday, July 21, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyASESSION 1—EPRI CREEP FATIGUE WORKSHOP—KEYNOTE PRESENTA-TIONSDeveloped by: J. Parker, Electric Power Research Institute, Charlotte, NC, USAChair: J. Parker, Electric Power Research Institute, Charlotte, NC, USACo-Chair: S. Zamrik, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USAPVP2016-63977: DISSIMILAR METAL ANALYSIS AND ISSUESR. A. Ainsworth, University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom

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SESSION 4.2A (MF-2-4)Thursday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyBAPPLICATION OF FRACTURE MECHANICS IN FAILURE ASSESSMENT—4Developed by: A. H. Mourad, United Arab Emirates University, Al Ain, United

Arab Emir.Chair: L. Xue, Thinkviewer LLC, Sugar Land, TX, USACo-Chair: S.-J. Sung, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, USAPVP2016-63474: DYNAMIC EFFECTS ON FRACTURE TOUGHNESS FORFERRITIC STEEL IN THE DUCTILE-TO-BRITTLE TRANSITIONC. Jacquemoud, CEA, Gif-sur-Yvette, France; I. Delvallée-Nunio, F. Balestreri, In-stitut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire, Fontenay-aux-Roses, FrancePVP2016-63476: NONLINEAR FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF A FULL-SCALE TEST OF A CRACKED DISSIMILAR WELD FOR AGEING NUCLEARPOWER PIPING AND FAILURE ASSESSMENTL. Zeng, ÅF-Industry AB, Göteborg, Sweden; C. Luo, EDRMEDESO AB, Göte-borg, Sweden; L. G. Jansson, ÅF-Industry AB, Göteborg, SwedenPVP2016-63754: STUDY OF CORRELATION BETWEEN LARGE SCALE ANDSMALL SCALE TEST METHOD FOR DETERMINE OF CRACK ARRESTFRACTURE TOUGHNESS (Presentation Only)B. H. Yeol, A. Gyubaek, A. Young-Ho, S. Woo-Hyun, J. Hong-Cheol, POSCO, Po-hang, Gyeongbuk, Korea (Republic)PVP2016-63857: EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF KEVLAR KM2PLUSNANO-REINFORCED LAMINATED COMPOSITE THERMO-MECHANICALPROPERTIESA. H. Mourad, O. Ayad, A. Rahman, A. Hilal-Alnaqbi, B. Abu-Jdayil, United ArabEmirates University, Al Ain, United Arab Emir.

SESSION 4.2B (MF-12-1)Thursday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyEPIPELINE INTEGRITY AND CRACK ASSESSMENTDeveloped by: X.-K. Zhu, Edison Welding Institute, Columbus, OH, USAChair: X.-K. Zhu, Edison Welding Institute, Columbus, OH, USACo-Chair: D.-Y. Park, CanmetMATERIALS, Natural Resources Canada,

Caglary, AB, CanadaPVP2016-63079: EFFECTS OF LOADING MODE ON BRITTLE FRACTURE OFX70 PIPE GIRTH WELDSD.-Y. Park, J.-P. Gravel, CanmetMATERIALS, Natural Resources Canada, Cal-gary, AB, CanadaPVP2016-63851: THE EFFECTS OF NONPROPORTIONAL LOADING ON THEELASTIC-PLASTIC CRACK-FRONTS FIELDSZ. Jin, X. Wang, Carleton University, Ottawa, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63662: METHODS TO DETERMINE LOW-CONSTRAINT FRACTURE

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TOUGHNESS: REVIEW AND PROGRESSX.-K. Zhu, Edison Welding Institute, Columbus, OH, USAPVP2016-63911: A NUMERICAL STUDY ON CRACK GROWTH RESISTANCECURVE OF X70 STEELSM. Paredes, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, USA; P. Ze-lenak, EWI, Columbus, OH, USA; T. Wierzbicki, Massachusetts Institute of Tech-nology, Cambridge, MA, USA

SESSION 4.2C (MF-13-1)Thursday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyFSMALL SCALE AND MINIATURE MECHANICAL TESTINGDeveloped by: S. Leen, National University of Ireland Galway, Galway, Ireland;

A. Duncan, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAChair: S. Leen, National University of Ireland Galway, Galway, IrelandCo-Chair: A. Duncan, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2016-63502: ANALYSIS OF THE SMALL PUNCH TEST CAPABILITY TOEVALUATE THE RESPONSE OF HIGH STRENGTH STEELS FACING HIC ORSCCB. Arroyo, J. A. Alvarez, R. Lacalle, University of Cantabria, Santander, SpainPVP2016-63652: SMALL PUNCH TESTING ON HIGH CHROMIUM STEELSA. Tonti, INAIL - DIT, Rome, Italy; S. Holmstrom, European Commission - JointResearch Centre, Petten, Netherlands; D. Lega, INAIL - DIT, Rome, Italy; G. Au-gugliaro, INAIL - DIT, Monte Porzio Catone, Italy; C. Delle Site, INAIL - DIT, Rome,ItalyPVP2016-63891: CHARACTERISTIC VALUES OF FRACTURE TOUGHNESSTEST DATAY. Li, W. Jin, Z. Gao, Z. Ding, Y. Lei, Zhejiang University of Technology, Hangzhou,China

SESSION 4.2D (CS-34-1)Thursday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza AHIGH PRESSURE HYDROGEN STORAGE & TRANSPORTATIONDeveloped by: J. Zheng, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, ChinaChair: J. Zheng, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, ChinaCo-Chair: N. de Miguel, JRC-IET, Petten, NetherlandsPVP2016-63315: HIGH PRESSURE 98 MPA MULTIFUNCTIONAL STEEL LAY-ERED VESSELS FOR STATIONARY HYDROGEN STORAGEJ. Zheng, Q. He, C. Gu, Y. Zhao, Z. Hua, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, ChinaPVP2016-63371: STEEL-CONCRETE COMPOSITE VESSEL FOR STATION-ARY HIGH-PRESSURE HYDROGEN STORAGEY. Wang, Z. Feng, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA; F. Ren,Temple University, Philadelphia, PA, USA; Y. C. Lim, J. Chen, Oak Ridge NationalLaboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USAPVP2016-63568: HYDRAULIC AND PNEUMATIC PRESSURE CYCLE LIFETEST RESULTS ON COMPOSITE REINFORCED TANKS FOR HYDROGENSTORAGEN. de Miguel, JRC-IET, Petten, Netherlands; G. Mair, BAM, Berlin, Germany; B.Acosta, JRC-IET, Petten, Netherlands; M. Szczepaniak, BAM, Berlin, Germany;P. Moretto, JRC-IET, Petten, NetherlandsPVP2016-63389: HYDROGEN DESORPTION FROM 6061 ALUMINUM ALLOYDURING DEFORMATION DETECTED BY A NEW APPARATUSL. Zhang, Zhejiang University of Technology, Hangzhou, China; B. An, NationalInstitute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, Japan;J. Zheng, C. Zhou, Zhejiang University of Technology, Hangzhou, ChinaPVP2016-63597: A DISCUSSION OF THE USING OF PRESSURE RELIEF DE-VICES FOR ON-BOARD HIGH-PRESSURE HYDROGEN STORAGE TANKSK. Ou, J. Zheng, W. Luo, X. Li, J. Yang, Guangdong Institute of Special EquipmentInspection and Research, Foshan, Guangdong, China

SESSION 4.2E (MF-7-5)Thursday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza BMATERIALS AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS VDeveloped by: R. Nanstad, Oak Ridge National Lab, Oak Ridge, TN, USA; W.

Ren, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USAChair: W. Ren, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USACo-Chair: R. Nanstad, Oak Ridge National Lab, Oak Ridge, TN, USA

PVP2016-63409: POST-IRRADIATION ACTIVITIES AND PLANS FOR THEUCSB ATR-2 IRRADIATION EXPERIMENT (Presentation Only)R. Nanstad, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA; G R. Odette,University of California Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA, USA; M. Sokolov, OakRidge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA; T. Yamamoto, University of Cal-ifornia Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA, USAPVP2016-63446: IRRADIATION EMBRITTLEMENT BEHAVIOR OF SA508GR.4N RPV STEEL MODEL ALLOYM.-C. Kim, B.-S. Lee, Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Daejeon, Korea(Republic)PVP2016-63666: ASSESSMENT OF RPV SURVEILLANCE MATERIALS PRO-GRAM DATA OF A BWRR. H. Callejas, A. L. Medina-Almazan, J. M. Caballero, S. V. Belmont, InstitutoNacional de Investigaciones Nucleares, Ocoyoacac, Mexico

SESSION 4.2F (DA-11-1)Thursday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Plaza CCFD IN DESIGN AND ANALYSISDeveloped by: S. McGuffie, Porter McGuffie, Inc., Lawrence, KS, USAChair: S. McGuffie, Porter McGuffie, Inc., Lawrence, KS, USACo-Chair: M. Pettigrew, Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, Deep River, ON,

CanadaPVP2016-63599: NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF CAVITATING FLOW IN AGLOBE VALVE: COMPARISON OF OPENFOAM AND CFXD. R. Calvete, A. Gosset, Universidade da Coruña, Ferrol, Spain; D. Pierrat, A.Couzinet, Centre Technique des Industries Mécaniques, Nantes, FrancePVP2016-63845: NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF UNSTEADY PHENOMENA INUPPER PLENUM AND HOT-LEG PIPING SYSTEM OF ADVANCED LOOP-TYPE SODIUM COOLED FAST REACTORS. Takaya, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, O-arai, Ibaraki, Japan; T. Fujisaki, NDDCorp., Ibaraki, Japan; M. Tanaka, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, O-Arai, JapanPVP2016-63985: ASSESSMENT OF ANALYSIS METHODS FOR DYNAMICLOADING OF SKIRT SUPPORTED VESSELSA. Gjinolli, C. Bremigan, J. Dorgan, Universal AET, Stoughton, WI, USAPVP2016-63110: STRENGTH AND FATIGUE ANALYSIS OF TUBE-SHEETSUBJECTED TO THERMAL SHOCKJ. Shen, Y. Tang, J. Xu, Wison Engineering Co. Ltd., Shanghai, China; Y. Liu, Ts-inghua University, Beijing, China

SESSION 4.2G (CS-23-3)Thursday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Georgia AHYDROGEN FLAKES ASSESSMENT IN THE RPV’S—PART 3Co-Sponsored by Codes & Standards and Materials & Fabrication TechnicalCommitteesDeveloped by: V. Lacroix, Tractebel Engineering, Brussels, BelgiumChair: V. Lacroix, Tractebel Engineering, Brussels, BelgiumCo-Chair: H. Stephens, EPRI NDE Center, Charlotte, NC, USAPVP2016-63593: EVALUATION OF THE LOWEST TEMPERATURE FOR DUC-TILE CRACK INITIATION IN AN IRRADIATED RPVG. Wilkowski, F. Brust, M. Uddin, S. Kalyanam, Engineering Mechanics Corpora-tion of Columbus, Columbus, OH, USA; V. Lacroix, Tractebel Engineering, Brus-sels, BelgiumPVP2016-63632: FRACTURE TOUGHNESS CHARACTERIZATION OF VES-SEL FORGING WITH HYDROGEN FLAKED SPECIMENSR. Chaouadi, SCK.CEN, Mol, Belgium; R. Gerard, Tractebel, Brussels, Belgium;E. van Walle, SCK.CEN, Mol, BelgiumPVP2016-63767: STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY ASSESSMENT OF DOEL 3 ANDTIHANGE 2 RPVS LINEAR ELASTIC AND ELASTIC-PLASTIC X-FEM CALCU-LATIONS PERFORMED FOR LARGE SCALE TESTSV. Lacroix, P. Dulieu, Tractebel Engineering, Brussels, BelgiumPVP2016-63881: MANUFACTURING CONDITIONS OF FRENCH REACTORPRESSURE VESSELS TO AVOID THE OCCURRENCE OF HYDROGENFLAKESF. Champigny, C. Miller, J. M. Frund, EDF/Ceidre, Saint-Denis, FranceSESSION 4.2H (MF-23-1)Thursday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Plaza Level (Second Floor), Georgia B

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ADVANCED SENSOR TECHNOLOGIES FOR MONITORING STRUCTURALINTEGRITYDeveloped by: V. Giurgiutiu, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, USA;

C. Lissenden, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USA;P.-S. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USA

Chair: C. Lissenden, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USACo-Chair: P.-S. Lam, Savannah River National Laboratory, Aiken, SC, USAPVP2016-63301: HIGHER HARMONIC GENERATION OF FLEXURAL WAVEMODES IN PIPES FOR STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY ASSESSMENT (Presenta-tion Only)C. Lissenden, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USA; Y. Liu, Schlum-berger-Doll Research Center, Cambridge, MA, USAPVP2016-63302: MULTI-ELEMENT LAMB WAVE TRANSDUCERS TO CLAS-SIFY DAMAGE TYPE AND CHARACTERIZE SIZE BASED ON MODAL CON-TENTB. Ren, C. Lissenden, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USAPVP2016-63741: TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON GUIDED ULTRASONIC WAVESENSING FOR DRY CAST STORAGE HEALTH MONITORINGX. Sun, L. Ma, S. Howden, B. Lin, L. Yu, University of South Carolina, Columbia,SC, USAPVP2016-63744: DAMAGE DETECTION IN THICK STEEL PLATES USINGGUIDED ULTRASONIC WAVES AND NON-CONTACT LASER VIBROMETRYZ. Tian, S. Howden, L. Ma, B. Lin, L. Yu, University of South Carolina, Columbia,SC, USAPVP2016-63663: CHARACTERIZATION OF PIEZO ELECTRIC WAFER ACTIVESENSORS AFTER EXPOSURE TO HIGH TEMPERATUREM. F. Haider, B. Lin, L. Yu, V. Giurgiutiu, University of South Carolina, Columbia,SC, USA

SESSION 4.2I (CS-26-1)Thursday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), EnglishBay (S)DEVELOPMENT OF STRESS INTENSITY FACTORS FOR CODESCo-Sponsored by Codes & Standards and Materials & Fabrication TechnicalCommitteesDeveloped by: Y. Li, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki-Ken, Japan; D. J.

Shim, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA, USA;M. Uddin, Engineering Mechanics Corporation of Columbus,Columbus, OH, USA

Chair: Y. Li, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki-Ken, JapanCo-Chair: D. J. Shim, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA,

USA; K. Azuma, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Naka-gun,Ibaraki, Japan

PVP2016-63262: COMPARISON OF STRESS INTENSITY FACTORS OF PARTSURFACE FLAWS AT STRESS CONCENTRATION IN PLATE AND PIPE BE-TWEEN FE ANALYSIS AND WEIGHT FUNCTION APPROACHL. Zhu, EDF Energy NNB, London, United Kingdom; J. Tao, EDF Energy Gener-ation, Gloucester, United KingdomPVP2016-63362: STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR OF AN ELLIPTICAL CRACKWITH A WAVY CRACK FRONTM. Arai, Tokyo University of Science, Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-63424: STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR SOLUTIONS FOR CIRCUM-FERENTIAL SURFACE CRACKS WITH LARGE ASPECT RATIOS IN PIPESSUBJECTED TO GLOBAL BENDINGK. Azuma, Y. Li, K. Hasegawa, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Naka-gun, Ibaraki,Japan; D. J. Shim, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA, USAPVP2016-63479: STRESS INTENSITY FACTOR SOLUTIONS FOR SUBSUR-FACE FLAWS IN PLATES SUBJECTED TO POLYNOMIAL STRESS DISTRI-BUTIONSK. Lu, J. Katsuyama, Y. Li, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Naka-gun, Ibaraki,Japan; F. Iwamatsu, Hitachi, Ltd., Ibaraki, Japan

SESSION 4.2J (DA-7-2)Thursday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Grouse(N)THERMAL STRESSES AND ELEVATED TEMPERATURE DESIGN II

Developed by: A. Segall, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USA; S.Iyer, Candu Energy, Mississauga, ON, Canada

Chair: S. Iyer, Candu Energy, Mississauga, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: A. Segall, Penn State University, University Park, PA, USAPVP2016-63581: ESTABLISHING RECOMMENDED GUIDANCE FOR LOCALPOST WELD HEAT TREATMENT CONFIGURATIONS BASED ON THERMAL-MECHANICAL FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSISP. E. Prueter, B. Macejko, The Equity Engineering Group, Inc., Shaker Heights,OH, USAPVP2016-63722: THERMAL STRESS CALCULATION BASED ON ENHANCED3-DIMENSIONAL GREEN’S FUNCTION APPROACH CONSIDERING TEMPER-ATURE-DEPENDENT EFFECTH.-B. Surh, S. Choi, J. Kim, Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Daejeon,Korea (Republic); H.-O. Ko, Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety, Daejeon, Korea(Republic)PVP2016-63820: ELEVATED TEMPERATURE ANALYSIS IN BPV CODE SEC-TION VIII DIVISION 2 PART 5J. A. Mann III, Emerson Process Management, Marshalltown, IA, USA; C. Nadara-jah, Becht Engineering Co. Inc., Fairfax, VA, USA; B. Hantz, Valero Energy, SanAntonio, TX, USA; S. Krishnamurthy, UOP Llc, Des Plaines, IL, USAPVP2016-63636: THERMO-MECHANICAL RESPONSE OF MULTI-LAYEREDCYLINDERS UNDER PRESSURE AND THERMAL LOADING WITH GENER-ALIZED PLANE STRAIN CONDITIONS.-G. Kang, K.-J. Young, DuPont, Wilmington, DE, USA

SESSION 4.2K (MF-24-2)Thursday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Cypress(W)MANUFACTURING AND MITIGATION PROCESS SIMULATION—SURFACEINTEGRITY & MITIGATIONDeveloped by: V. Robin, AREVA, Lyon, France; C. Hamelin, Australian Nuclear

Science and Technology Organisation, NSW, NSW, AustraliaChair: C. Hamelin, Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organ-

isation, NSW, NSW, AustraliaCo-Chair: V. Robin, AREVA, Lyon, FrancePVP2016-63240: A METHOD TO CHARACTERIZE RESIDUAL STRESSES IN-DUCED BY MACHININGM. Girinon, SAFRAN CRT, Magny-les-Hameaux, France; V. Robin, AREVA, Lyon,France; F. Valiorgue, J. Rech, E. Feulvarch, Univ. de Lyon, ENISE, LTDS, Saint-Etienne, FrancePVP2016-63364: PREDICTING AN OPTIMAL INTER-PASS TEMPERATURETO MITIGATE RESIDUAL STRESS AND DISTORTION IN FERRITIC STEELWELDMENTSY. Sun, The University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom; C. Hamelin,Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation, Lucas Heights, NSW,Australia; M. Smith, The University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom;L. Edwards, Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation, Sydney,AustraliaPVP2016-63533: REDUCTION OF STRAIN HARDENING MODELS AFTERMANUFACTURING SIMULATION FOR FURTHER MATERIAL INVESTIGATIONAND SURFACE INTEGRITY ASSESSMENTR. Lacroix, A. Brosse, S. Gallée, Esi-France, Lyon, France; J.-M. Bergheau,LTDS/ENISE, Saint-Etiennne, France; V. Robin, AREVA, Lyon, FrancePVP2016-63955: PREDICTION AND PREVENTION OF TUBE DING DAMAGEDURING PWHT OF NUCLEAR STEAM GENERATOR (Presentation Only)D. Kim, J. Kim, Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction, Yongin, Korea (Repub-lic)

SESSION 4.2L (SE-11-1)Thursday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), Princeof WalesDEVELOPMENT OF STRUCTURAL STRENGTH EVALUATION METHOD FORSEISMIC DESIGNCo-Sponsored by Seismic Engineering and Codes & Standards TechnicalCommitteesDeveloped by: A. Maekawa, The Kansai Electric Power Co. Inc., Fukui, Japan;

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I. Nakamura, National Research Institute for Earth Science andDisaster Prevention, Ibaraki, Japan; Y. Li, Japan Atomic EnergyAgency, Ibaraki-Ken, Japan

Chair: T. Taniguchi, Tottori University, Tottori, JapanCo-Chair: Y. Li, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki-Ken, JapanPVP2016-63186: INVESTIGATION ON METHOD OF ELASTO-PLASTICANALYSIS FOR PIPING SYSTEM (BENCHMARK ANALYSIS)N. Kojima, M. Arai, T. Kabaya, M. Bando, S. Hirouchi, MHI Nuclear Systems andSolution Engineering Co., Ltd., Kobe, JapanPVP2016-63419: FINDINGS FROM THE BENCHMARK ANALYSES ON ANELBOW IN-PLANE BENDING TEST AND A PIPING SYSTEM TESTI. Nakamura, National Research Institute for Earth Science and Disaster Preven-tion, Ibaraki, Japan; A. Otani, IHI Corporation, Yokahoma, Kanagawa, Japan; T.Shibutani, Yokohama National University, Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan; M. Mor-ishita, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, Japan; M. Shiratori, Yokohama Na-tional University, Yokohama, Kanagawa, JapanPVP2016-64010: A STUDY ON THE APPLICABILITY OF THE SIMPLE EVAL-UATION METHODS FOR RESPONSE STRESS OF WALL THINNING PIPESAGAINST GROUND MOTION (Presentation Only)A. Nishida, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Chiba, Japan; N. Ebine, Y. Li, JapanAtomic Energy Agency, Ibaraki, JapanPVP2016-63681: COMPARISON OF SEISMIC DESIGN PROVISIONS USINGASCE 43 WITH CONVENTIONAL DESIGN BASED ON ASCE 7 SEISMICLOADST. Houston, G. Mertz, Carl J. Costantino & Associates, Los Alamos, NM, USA; A.Maham, Carl J. Costantino & Associates, Mt. Pleasant, SC, USA

SESSION 4.2M (OAC-8-2)Thursday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Sey-mour (N)AGING MANAGEMENT & PLANT LIFE EXTENSION IIDeveloped by: G. Young, Entergy, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; G. Bezdikian, Georges

Bezdikian Consulting, Le Vesinet, FranceChair: G. Young, Entergy Services Inc., Russellville, AR, USACo-Chair: G. Bezdikian, Georges Bezdikian Consulting, Le Vesinet, FrancePVP2016-63357: LOCALIZED CREEP PROPERTY ESTIMATED IN THEWELDED PART OF HIGH-Cr STEEL BY AN INDENTATION TESTM. Arai, T. Ishikawa, Tokyo University of Science, Tokyo, JapanPVP2016-63436: THE RESEARCH ON THE EFFECT OF THE HEIGHT OFFREE SPAN ON FATIGUE LIFE OF SUBMARINE PIPELINE DUE TO VORTEX-INDUCED VIBRATIONJ. Dong, C. Xuedong, B. Wang, W. Guan, Z. Fan, Hefei General Machinery Re-search, Hefei, Anhui, ChinaPVP2016-63471: APPLICABILITY OF A CRACK LENGTH CORRECTION ONTHE RCC-M FRACTURE TOUGHNESS REFERENCE CURVEI. Delvallée-Nunio, C. Blain, IRSN, Fontenay-aux-Roses, FrancePVP2016-63564: REACTOR PRESSURE VESSEL INTEGRITY ASSESSMENT:FRENCH SIMPLIFIED ANALYSIS METHOD APPLIED TO UNDERCLAD POS-TULATED DEFECT IN NOZZLEA. Arrieta-Ruiz, E. Meister, S. Vidard, EDF SEPTEN, Villeurbanne, France

SESSION 4.2N (CS-22-3)Thursday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Perspectives Level (34th Floor), Stanley(W)PANEL SESSION: SMALL SPECIMEN MASTER CURVE FRACTURE TOUGH-NESS ISSUESCo-Sponsored by Codes & Standards and Materials & Fabrication TechnicalCommitteesDeveloped by: M. Yamamoto, Central Research Institute of Electric Power In-

dustry, Yokosuka, Kanagawa, Japan; W. Server, ATI Consulting,Black Mountain, NC, USA

Chair: W. Server, ATI Consulting, Black Mountain, NC, USACo-Chair: M. Yamamoto, Central Research Institute of Electric Power In-

dustry, Yokosuka, Kanagawa, JapanPanelists:K. Wallin, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd., FinlandB. Hall, Westinghouse Electric Company, USA

T. Hardin, Electric Power Research Institute Inc, USAY. Nishiyama, Japan Atomic Energy Agency Nuclear Safety Research, Japan

SESSION 4.2O (NDPD-5-1)Thursday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), OxfordINSPECTION AND RISK BASED STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY ASSESSMENTOF NUCLEAR REACTOR AND PETROCHEMICAL PLANT/PIPELINE COMPO-NENTSDeveloped by: M. Pandey, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, Canada; A.

Sahoo, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, CanadaChair: M. Pandey, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, CanadaCo-Chair: A. Sahoo, Kinectrics Inc., Toronto, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63138: RISK BASED INSPECTION PLANNING FOR DETERIORAT-ING PRESSURE VESSELSS. Haladuick, M. R. Dann, University of Calgary, Calgary, AB, CanadaPVP2016-63932: VALUE OF INFORMATION AND HYPOTHESIS TESTING AP-PROACHES FOR SAMPLE SIZE DETERMINATION IN ENGINEERING COM-PONENT INSPECTION: A COMPARISONE. Higo, M. Pandey, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63981: CORROSION OF COATED PIPE SAMPLES: AN OVERVIEWAND STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF NBS-API DATAO. Daigle, M. Pandey, University of Waterloo, Waterloo, ON, CanadaPVP2016-63833: IN-PLACE PIPE SUPPORT LOAD TESTING AND HANGERSURVEYS—PART OF A BEST IN CLASS FITNESS FOR SERVICE PROGRAM(Presentation Only)L. Kimball, B. Bettell, Stress Engineering Services Inc., Houston, TX, USA

SESSION 4.2Q (EPRI-2)Thursday, July 21, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyASESSION 2—EPRI CREEP FATIGUE WORKSHOP—DESIGN ISSUESDeveloped by: I. Perrin, Structural Integrity Associates, Huntersville, NC, USAChair: I. Perrin, Structural Integrity Associates, Huntersville, NC, USAPVP2016-63978: EVOLVING DESIGN METHODS FOR MODERN HIGH TEM-PERATURE POWER PLANT COMPONENTSI. Perrin, Structural Integrity Associates, Huntersville, NC, USA; J. Parker, ElectricPower Research Institute, Charlotte, NC, USAPVP2016-63283: THERMOMECHANICAL FATIGUE RESPONSE AND CON-STITUTIVE MODELING FOR HAYNES 230M. Morrison, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC, USA; RaasheduddinAhmed, ANSYS, Canonsburg, PA, USA; T. Hassan, North Carolina State Univer-sity, Raleigh, NC, USAPVP2016-64021: CALCULATION METHODS FOR THICK WALLED COMPO-NENTS UNDER CREEP FATIGUE—REVIEW AND ADVANCED CONCEPTSH. Oesterlin, G. Maier, Fraunhofer-Institut für Werkstoffmechanik IWM, Freiburg,Germany

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SESSION 4.3Q (EPRI-3)Thursday, July 21, 2:00 pm – 3:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyASESSION 3—EPRI CREEP FATIGUE WORKSHOP—FERROUS ALLOY BE-HAVIOURDeveloped by: A. Saxena, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR, USA; Y.

Takahashi, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry,Kanagawa-ken, Japan

Chair: A. Saxena, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR, USACo-Chair: Jeff Henry, Kiefner Associates, Chattanooga, TN, USAPVP2016-63979: ASTM SPECIFICATIONS FOR TESTING UNDER CREEP FA-TIGUE CONDITIONS (Presentation Only)A. Saxena, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR, USAPVP2016-63395: THE FRACTURE LIFE OF CIRCULAR NOTCHED SPECI-MENS UNDER LOAD AND DISPLACEMENT CONTROLLED CREEP- FATIGUE

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CONDITIONS FOR P92 STEEL (Presentation Only)A. T. Yokobori Jr., K. Jinno, H. Seino, Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan; R. Sug-iura, Nihon University, Koriyama, Japan; I. Nonaka, Tohoku University, Ichihara,JapanPVP2016-63964: PREDICTION OF CREEP LIFE ON NOTCHED BAR SPECI-MENS OF GRADE 92 STEELH. Shigeyama, Y. Takahashi, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry,Yokosuka, Japan; J. Parker, Electric Power Research Institute, Charlotte, NC,USA

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SESSION 4.4Q (EPRI-4)Thursday, July 21, 4:00 pm – 5:45 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyASESSION 4—EPRI CREEP FATIGUE WORKSHOP—NON-FERROUS ALLOYBEHAVIOURDeveloped by: J. Shingledecker, Electric Power Research Institute, Charlotte,

NC, USAChair: J. Shingledecker, Electric Power Research Institute, Charlotte,

NC, USACo-Chair: A. T. Yokobori Jr., Tohoku University, Sendai, JapanPVP2016-63704: DETERMINATION OF THE CREEP-FATIGUE INTERACTIONDIAGRAM FOR ALLOY 617J. Wright, L. Carroll, Idaho National Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID, USA; T.-L. Sham,Argonne National Laboratory, Lemont, IL, USA; N. Lybeck, R. Wright, Idaho Na-tional Laboratory, Idaho Falls, ID, USAPVP2016-63380: CREEP DAMAGE FORMATION AND CRACK INITIATION /GROWTH BEHAVIOR OF NOTCHED SPECIMEN FOR DIRECTIONALLY SO-LIDIFIED NI-BASE SUPERALLOY BY INTERRUPTED OBSERVATIONG. Ozeki, A. T. Yokobori Jr., T. Matsuzaki, Tohoku University, Sendai, JapanPVP2016-63282: CONSTITUTIVE MODEL DEVELOPMENT FOR SIMULATIONOF MULTIAXIAL RATCHETING RESPONSES OF ALLOY 617 (PresentationOnly)N. Islam, S. Quayyum, T. Hassan, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC,USA

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SESSION 5.1Q (EPRI-5)Friday, July 22, 8:30 am – 10:15 am, Convention Level (Third Floor), Regency ASESSION 5—EPRI CREEP FATIGUE WORKSHOP—CASE STUDIES 1

Developed by: J. Siefert, Electric Power Research Institute, Charlotte, NC, USAChair: Laney Bisbee, Structural Integrity Associates, Inc., San Jose, CA,

USACo-Chair: Y. Takahashi, Central Research Institute of Electric Power Indus-

try, Kanagawa-ken, JapanPVP2016-63988: UNDERSTANDING DAMAGE DEVELOPMENT AT EDDYS-TONE (Presentation Only)J. Henry, Kiefner Associates, Chattanooga, TN, USAPVP2016-64040: CREEP LIFE ASSESSMENT OF HIGH TEMPERATURE AD-VANCED ULTRASUPERCRITICAL (AUSC) CONCEPTUAL BOILER THICK-WALLED PRESSURE COMPONENTS USING CONTINUUM DAMAGEMECHANICS APPROACHB R. Ganta, GE Power, Windsor, CT, USA; M. Soare, C. Shen, GE Global Re-search, Niskayuna, NY, USAPVP2016-63562: COMPARISON OF HEADER FLAT END PLATE DESIGNSFOR OPERATION IN THE CREEP RANGEM. Cooch, D. Dewees, Babcock & Wilcox, Barberton, OH, USA; G. Komora,Nooter/Eriksen, Fenton, MO, USA

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SESSION 5.2Q (EPRI-6)Friday, July 22, 10:30 am – 12:15 pm, Convention Level (Third Floor), RegencyASESSION 6—EPRI CREEP FATIGUE WORKSHOP—CASE STUDIES 2Developed by: J. Parker, Electric Power Research Institute, Charlotte, NC, USAChair: R. Ainsworth, The University of Manchester, Manchester, United

KingdomCo-Chair: A. Klenk, MPA Stuttgart, Stuttgart, GermanyPVP2016-63980: FACTORS AFFECTING CYCLIC PERFORMANCE OF TEM-PERED MARTENSITIC STEELSJ. Parker, Electric Power Research Institute, Charlotte, NC, USAPVP2016-63982: COMPLEXITIES OF IN-SERVICE EXPERIENCE WITH DIS-SIMILAR METAL JOINTSJ. Siefert, J. Parker, Electric Power Research Institute, Charlotte, NC, USA; T. C.Totemeier, Structural Integrity Associates, Boulder, CO, USAPVP2016-64053: APPLICATION OF EUROPEAN ASSESSMENT METHODS(Presentation Only)A. Klenk, MPA Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany

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Adibi-Asl, R. Co-Ch, Dev 1.1B, 2.2OAgarwal, V. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.3O, 2.4O, 4.1OAida, K. Co-Ch 2.2N, 3.1LAinsworth, R. Ch 5.2QAn, B. Co-Ch 3.2DArastu, A. Dev 1.1EAsada, S. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.4B, 2.1B, 2.2B, 2.3B, 3.1MAumuller, J. Co-Ch 4.1FAvery, A. Ch 2.3EAzuma, K. Co-Ch 4.2IBaek, U. B. Co-Ch 3.1DBaliga, R. Ch, Dev 1.3EBarkley, N. E. Co-Ch 1.4EBarnes, R. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.3H, 3.1HBasavaraju, C. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.3I, 2.4I, 3.2IBaulch, J. Ch, Dev 2.4MBausman, A. Co-Ch 1.4ABecht, C. IV Ts 2.1Q, 2.2QBezdikian, G. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 4.1M, 4.2MBezensek, B. Dev 4.1BBhattacharya, A. Ch 4.1CBisbee, L. Ch 5.1QBobbitt, J. Dev 2.3J, 2.4JBouzid, H. Co-Ch, Dev 1.1A, 1.3ABrongers, M. Ch, Co-Ch Dev 2.2D, 2.4DBroussard, J. Ch 2.2FBrown, W. Ch, Dev 2.1A, 2.3A, 2.4A, 3.1ABrumovsky, M. Dev 1.4MBrust, F. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1G, 1.4F, 2.1F, 2.3FBursi, O. S. Ch, Dev 3.2L, 4.1LCaputo, A. Ch, Dev 4.1LChao, Y. Co-Ch, Dev 2.1ICho, D. Co-Ch, Dev 1.1D, 3.1GChou, H.-W. Ch, Dev 2.2ICipolla, R. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.2O, 2.4H, 3.3H, 4.1ICohn, M. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1C, 1.3CConnolly, K. Co-Ch 2.2MCourtin, S. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 3.2B, 3.3KCrane, R. Ch 2.3G, 2.4B, 3.2JDavies, C. M. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1J, 1.3J, 1.4J, 2.1JDe Baglion, L. Ch, Dev 3.3Kde Miguel, N. Co-Ch 4.2DDennis, R. Dev 1.1J, 1.3J, 1.4J, 2.1JDermenjian, A. A. Dev, Ts 0.3QDewees, D. Ch 1.1JDoddihal, P. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 3.2A, 3.3JDonato, G. H. B. Dev 3.3ODozaki, K. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.1C, 2.2CDuan, X. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.2O, 2.4F, 3.1F, 3.2F, 3.3F, 4.1HDugan, S. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.3O, 2.4O, 4.1ODuncan, A. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.3I, 2.2D, 2.3J, 2.4J, 3.3O, 4.2CEzekoye, L. I. Ch, Dev 2.3N, 3.3MFaidy, C. Co-Ch, Dev 1.3B, 1.3H, 2.2B, 2.3BFaria, H. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 3.1O, 3.2OFarrell, R. Co-Ch, Dev 2.3N, 3.3MFernandes, A. Ch 4.1AFinneran, S. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.3D, 1.4D, 2.1D, 3.2BFong, J. T. Co-Ch, Dev 1.1HFujita, K. Dev 3.1LFujita, S. Ch, Dev 1.4L, 2.2L, 2.3LFukasawa, T. Co-Ch 2.4LFuruya, O. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.4L, 2.2L, 2.3L, 3.3LGarud, Y. Dev 2.4BGeng, J. Dev 3.1K

Giannopapa, C. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.3N, 2.1G, 2.1O, 2.2G, 2.4E, 4.1DGill, P. J. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.4N, 3.1NGilman, T. Co-Ch 3.1BGiurgiutiu, Vi. Dev 4.2HGreiner, M. Ch 2.3MGross, D. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.3K, 2.4K, 3.2KGuenther, K. Dev 3.2MGutkin, L. Co-Ch 2.3G, 2.4BHamelin, C. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.3F, 4.1K, 4.2KHan, Z. Co-Ch, Dev, Ts 1.3Q, 1.4Q, 2.1M, 2.2M, 2.3MHassan, T. Co-Ch, Dev 1.1L, 1.4O, 2.1LHeinz, B. Co-Ch, Dev 3.1BHenry, J. Co-Ch 4.3QHensel, S. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1O,1.4N, 2.1M, 2.2M, 2.3MHojo, K. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.4G, 3.2J, 3.3J, 4.1IHorn, A. Ch, Dev 2.3J, 2.4JInaba, K. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.1G, 2.2G, 3.2KIto, T. Ch, Dev 1.3L, 2.2NItoh, S. Dev 2.1G, 2.2GIyama, H. Ch, Dev 2.1G, 2.2GIyer, S. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 4.1J, 4.2JJamalyaria, E. Co-Ch, Dev 2.4MJames, P. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.3O, 1.4G, 2.2JJanzen, V. Dev 2.4EJaske, C. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1C, 1.3CJesus, A. Co-Ch, Dev 4.1AJia, G. Ch, Dev 2.1HJin, J. Ch, Co-Ch 1.1D, 2.4H, 3.1G, 3.2AJo, J. C. Dev 1.1EKaiktsis, L. Dev 1.1E, 2.1G, 2.2GKalyanam, S. Dev 1.4IKarpanan, K. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1K, 1.3K, 2.1K, 2.2KKasahara, N. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1F, 1.3MKataoka, S. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.3D, 1.4D, 2.1DKatsuyama, J. Co-Ch, Dev 3.1M, 4.1IKeim, E. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.3F, 1.4F, 1.4GKim, Y.-J. Ch, Dev 1.1I, 1.3IKisisel, I. T. Dev 4.1LKlenk, A. Co-Ch 5.2QKobayashi, T. Dev 1.1AKu, F. Ch 1.3FKytka, M. Ch, Dev 1.4MLacroix, V. Ch, Dev 3.3G, 4.1G, 4.2GLam, P.-S. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1I, 1.3G, 1.3I, 2.2I, 4.2HLee, S. Co-Ch 2.1KLeen, S. Ch, Dev 4.2CLejeune, H. Co-Ch 3.2CLevine, H. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.3K, 2.4K, 3.1KLi, B. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1F, 1.3M, 2.4I, 3.1I, 3.2I, 3.3ILi, X. Co-Ch 2.1HLi, Y. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.4F, 3.1F, 3.1M, 3.2F, 3.3F, 4.2I, 4.2LLissenden, C. Ch, Dev 1.1I, 1.3I, 4.2HLiu, S. Ch 2.3CLiu, Y. Ts 1.3Q, 1.4QMaekawa, A. Dev 1.3L, 4.2LMalavasi, S. Co-Ch, Dev 2.1G, 2.2GMarcal, P. V. Dev 1.3HMartin, C. S. Co-Ch, Dev 1.1EMartin, M. Ch, Dev 1.1D, 3.1JMatsunaga, H. Ch 3.1DMatsuoka, T. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.4L, 2.2L, 2.3LMcCracken, S. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.4C, 2.1C, 2.2CMcGill, R. Ch, Dev 3.2NMcGuffie, S. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.3E, 4.2F

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2.1N, 2.1O, 2.2KPetropoulos, C. N. Ch, Dev 4.1LPettigrew, M. Co-Ch 4.2FPrueter, P. E. Ch, Dev 1.4CQian, G. Ch, Dev 2.1IQian, H. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1J, 1.3J, 1.4J, 2.1JReich, A. Ch, Dev 1.1MReinhardt, W. Ch, Dev 1.1B, 1.3B, 2.2ORen, W. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 3.1E, 3.2E, 3.3E, 4.1E, 4.2ERobin, V. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 4.1K, 4.2KRobleto, R. Ch 2.2ERodery, C. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.4E, 2.1A, 2.1E, 2.2E, 2.3A, 2.3E, 2.4ARonevich, J. Ch 2.4DRudland, D. Co-Ch, Dev 1.1G, 1.4F, 2.2D, 2.2F, 4.1HRudolph, J. Ch, Dev 3.1BSahoo, A. Co-Ch, Dev 4.2OSan Marchi, C. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.3D, 2.3J, 2.4D, 2.4J, 3.1D, 3.2D, 3.3DSawa, T. Ch, Dev 1.1A, 1.3ASaxena, A. Ch, Dev 4.3QScarth, D. Dev 1.2QSchaaf, M. Ch, Dev 3.2CSegall, A. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 4.1J, 4.2JSeipp, T. Co-Ch 2.4C

Server, W. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 3.3N, 4.1N, 4.2NSham, T.-L. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.3H, 3.1HSharples, J. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.4N, 3.1N, 3.2H, 4.1BSherry, A. Ch, Dev 2.2JShi, Jia. Co-Ch, Dev 1.4HShi, Jin. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1H, 1.3H, 3.2HShim, D. J. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.4I, 2.4F, 3.1F, 3.2F, 3.3F, 4.2IShingledecker, J. Ch, Dev 4.4QShoji, Y. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev, Ts 1.1O, 2.1N, 2.3Q, 2.4Q, 3.1C, 3.2MSiefert, J. Dev 5.1QSimpson, K. Co-Ch 1.4KSlagis, G. Ch, Dev 1.1L, 2.1LSmith, A. Co-Ch, Ts 1.3Q, 1.4Q, 2.3MSommerville, D. Co-Ch, Dev 3.1KSone, A. Co-Ch, Dev 2.3L, 2.4LStang, D. Ch, Dev 0.2Q, 1.3Q, 1.4Q, 2.1Q, 2.2Q, 2.3Q, 2.4QStephens, H. Co-Ch 3.3G, 4.1G, 4.2GSubramanian, K. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1K, 1.3K, 1.4N, 2.1K, 2.3C, 2.3I,

2.4C, 3.1I, 3.3I, 4.1FSung, S.-J. Co-Ch 4.2ATaagepera, J. Ch 2.1ETahara, T. Co-Ch 3.1C, 3.2MTakahashi, Y. Co-Ch, Dev 4.3Q, 5.1QTaniguchi, T. Ch, Dev 1.3L, 4.2LTijsseling, A. Dev 1.1ETipple, C. Co-Ch 2.2KTodd, J. Dev 2.3J, 2.4JTroughton, M. Ch 1.4ITruman, C. E. Co-Ch 1.3GTsai, C.-S. Ch, Dev 1.4L, 2.2L, 2.4LUddin, M. Co-Ch, Dev 1.4I, 3.2N, 4.2IVan Zyl, G. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 2.2A, 2.3A, 2.4A, 2.4C, 4.1FVlaicu, D. Co-Ch, Dev 4.1CVölzke, H. Ch 2.2MWalter, M. Co-Ch 3.1JWang, J. Dev 3.3O, 4.1AWasylyk, A. Co-Ch, Dev 1.3O, 2.3J, 2.4JWatanabe, T. Dev 2.1G, 2.2GWaterland, J. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.3A, 1.4AWatson, H. Co-Ch, Dev 1.1MWiersma, B. Dev 1.1CXu, S. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.1D, 2.3D, 2.3G, 3.1G, 3.2G, 3.2J,

3.3D, 3.3JXue, L. Ch 4.2AXuedong, C. Ch, Dev 2.2HYamabe, J. Ch 3.2DYamamoto, M. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 3.3N, 4.1N, 4.2NYoder, E. Ts 0.2QYokobori Jr., A. T. Co-Ch 4.4QYounan, M. Ch 0.3QYoung, B. A. Ch, Dev 4.1HYoung, G. Ch, Co-Ch, Dev 1.4M, 4.1M, 4.2MZamrik, S. Y. Co-Ch, Ps 1.2Q, 4.1QZheng, G. Co-Ch 2.2EZheng, J. Ch, Dev 1.4H, 4.2DZhichao, F. Co-Ch, Dev 2.2HZhu, X.-K. Ch, Dev 4.2B

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

Abasolo, M. 1.4AAbatt, F. G. 3.2NAbbiati, G. 4.1LAbdelsalam, U. 2.3CAcosta, B. 2.4D, 4.2DAdams, A. 2.2JAdams, H. 1.4MAdams, T. 2.4LAdibi-Asl, R. 1.3B, 2.2OAdobes, A. 2.4EAguirrebeitia, J. 1.4AAhluwalia, K. 2.1BAhmadimoghaddamseighalani, H. 3.3KAhmed, R. 4.2QAhn, E. W. 2.4LAinsworth, R. A. 1.1H, 3.2B, 4.1QAkrivos, V. 1.1GAkula, V. 2.4C, 4.1CAlbrecht, D. 1.4FAlessandri, S. 2.2N, 3.2L, 4.1LAlexandrov, B. 2.4D, 3.2MAlhainen, J. 2.1B, 2.2BAlmeida Junior, J. H. S. 3.1OAlobaidi, W. 2.4O, 4.1OAlomari, A. 3.2OAlvarez, J. A. 4.2CAlvine, K. 3.2DAlvino, A. 3.2DAn, B. 3.1D, 4.2DAnanth, R. 3.2KAncelet, O. 1.4D, 2.1N, 3.1EAncrenaz, P. 3.3GAndo, M. 1.1FAngell, P. 3.2NAnovitz, L. M. 3.2DAntaki, G. 3.2NAntalffy, L. 2.4O, 3.3HAntonini, A. 3.2DAnwar, A. 3.3MArai, M. 4.2I, 4.2L, 4.2MAraujo, R. 2.1AArgaud, J.-P. 1.4MArif, A. F. M. 3.2OArilahti, E. 2.1BArrieta-Ruiz, A. 4.2MArroyo, B. 4.2CArzaghi, M. 3.1DAsada, S. 2.1B, 2.3BAsadi, M. 2.2J, 4.1KAsami, T. 1.1OAsayama, T. 2.3HAshrafi, F. 4.1DAttoui, H. 1.3AAuger, T. 4.1MAumuller, J. 2.1E, 4.1FAyad, O. 4.2AAzizian, R. 4.1DAzuma, K. 2.4F, 4.1B, 4.2IAzzuni, E. 1.4EBabu, S. 2.2EBachir, M. A. 4.1MBae, K.-D. 1.3G, 3.1FBaek, S.-W. 3.1DBaek, U. B. 3.1D

Bai, W. 2.1OBaier, H. 3.2OBalbiani, J. P. 2.4IBalestreri, F. 4.2ABaliga, R. 1.3EBamford, W. 2.1C, 2.2DBang, K. 2.2MBannister, A. 2.2JBapat, S. 3.1J, 4.1CBarbera, D. 3.1JBarnard, J. 2.3ABarnes, R. 1.1F, 2.4BBarton, D. 1.4FBarutzki, F. 2.1LBatura, A. 2.4F, 3.2KBausman, A. 1.4ABecht V, C. 3.2IBecht, C. 1.3EBees, W. 1.3EBendeich, P 3.2EBenet, S. 1.4ABenson, M. 1.4FBerglund, T. 2.3JBett, J. 3.2MBettell, B. 4.2OBhattacharya, A. 3.1J, 4.1CBhimanadam, V. R. 3.1GBie, H. 1.4HBilotta, G. 3.1DBingham, B. 2.3KBlain, C. 4.2MBlasón, S. 4.1ABlatman, G. 2.3GBlat-Yrieix, M. 3.2HBlom, F. J. 3.1G, 3.3KBlome, M. 1.4KBlouin, A. 2.3IBobbitt, J. 2.4JBogdan, A. 1.4CBonnaud, E. 2.1FBoo, M. H. 3.1BBooth, M. 1.1DBorigo, C. 4.1OBörjesson, A. 3.2IBorodii, M. 2.3EBorsoi, L. 2.4E, 4.1DBossard, J. 2.3NBourga, R. 2.4N, 3.1NBourguigne, G. 2.2E, 2.4IBouriquet, B. 1.4MBourniquel, J. 3.2CBouzid, H. 1.3A, 2.1N, 2.2O, 3.2CBozkus, Z. 1.1EBrar, G. 1.3F, 3.2JBrayshaw, W. 3.1EBreaux, L. 1.4CBremigan, C. 4.2FBrennan, S. 1.1IBrinnel, V. 3.2ABriottet, L. 2.4DBrooks, K. 3.2DBrosse, A. 4.2KBroussard, J. 1.3IBrown, G. W. 1.4C

Brown, W. 2.1A, 2.3A, 2.4A, 3.1ABruchhausen, M. 1.4BBrumfield, G. 1.4KBrust, F. 1.3D, 1.3F, 1.3G, 1.4F, 3.2G, 4.2GBuckland, J. 2.4CBudden, P. 2.4NBunch, P. 2.1K, 2.2KBurkardt, M. 2.2CBurke, M. G. 1.4O, 3.1EBurr, J. D. 1.3DBursi, O. S. 3.2L, 4.1LCaballero, J. M. 4.2ECai, Z. 2.3E, 3.3JCallejas, R. H. 4.2ECalvete, D. R. 4.2FCanfield, S. 3.3LCannell, B. 3.1ICao, Y. 2.2ICaputo, A. C. 3.2L, 4.1LCaracoglia, L. 4.1LCarpenter, L. 2.1ACarroll, B. 2.3GCarroll, L. 4.4QCarter, J. 1.3ICarter, P. 2.3HCarucci, V. A. 4.1FCave, D. 1.3F, 2.2FChalasani, N. R. 2.2MChampigny, F. 4.2GChandiramani, D. 3.2J, 3.3JChandler, D. 1.3AChang, Y. 1.1O, 2.4KChangchun, W. 1.1MChaouadi, R. 4.1G, 4.1N, 4.2GChapetti, M. D. 3.2BChapuliot, S. 2.3I, 3.1E, 4.1MCharest, J. 1.1MChatzopoulou, G. 3.3IChau, T.-H. 3.2BChen, H. 1.3D, 3.1JChen, J. 2.2HChen, L. 2.1HChen, S. 3.2EChen, T. 1.1JCheng, Q. 1.4MCheta, A. 3.2M, 3.3MCheung, F. 4.1JChing, H.-K. 1.3DCho, D. 1.1DCho, H. 1.1I, 1.3ICho, S. 2.2NCho, Y.-J. 2.4KChoi, I.-K. 2.2LChoi, J. B. 1.1J, 4.1JChoi, M. R. 3.3OChoi, Sh. 2.3E, 4.1H, 4.2JChoi, Su. 1.1I, 1.3IChou, H.-W. 2.1I, 4.1HChoudhury, B. 3.1IChoun, Y.-S. 1.4LChyrko, L. 3.3NCicero, S. 2.2JCiucci, M. 4.1LClemon, L. 2.4J

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Cohn, M. 1.3CCooch, M. 5.1QCooper, A. 2.3JCoria, I. 1.4ACorritore, D. 4.1LCosta, F. 3.1BCostantino, M. 3.3LCotsovos, D. 3.3ICoules, H. E. 1.3GCourtin, S. 1.4B, 3.2BCronin, M. 1.3CCrooker, P. 2.2CCross, M. 3.1J, 4.1CCuevas, A. 3.3HCui, J. 1.1DCui, X. 3.2J, 3.3JDai, Y. 1.3DDaigle, O. 4.2ODann, M. R. 4.2ODaude, F. 1.1NDavenport, L. 3.3KDavieau, M. 4.1LDavies, C. M. 1.4NDawson, B. 2.4HDaymond, M. R 1.1DDe Bont, C. G. M. 3.3KDe Bruycker, E. 3.3Gde Carlan, Y. 4.1Nde Miguel, N. 4.2Dde Oliveira Correia, J. A. F. 4.1ADe Smet, M. 3.3G. 4.1GDe Vroey, S. 3.3GDelaune, X. 2.4E, 4.1DDelvallée-Nunio, I. 4.2A, 4.2MDeng, F. 1.4ODenslow, K. 1.4IDeri, E. 2.4EDermenjian, A. 1.3EDeWald, A. 1.1GDewees, D. 1.4J, 2.1J, 5.1QDhers, J. 2.3Jdi Filippo, R. 3.2LDiMeo, A. 2.3NDing, Y. 1.4ODobis, J. D. 1.4JDoctor, C. D. 2.1EDoddihal, P. 3.2ADodge, M. 2.3ADoi, H. 2.4FDoi, Y. 1.4DDonavin, P. 2.4HDong, J. 4.2MDorgan, J. 4.2FDrouet, J. 3.1FDu, Y.-N. 3.1BDuan, Q. 2.1ODuan, X. 3.3F, 4.1HDubiez-Le Goff, S. 2.2EDubyk, I. 3.1K, 3.2KDulieu, P. 4.1G, 4.2GDuncan, A. 1.3IDunn, P. E. 2.3K, 2.4KDuranton, P. 1.3DDwenger, F. 2.1L

Eason, E. 2.3BEbine, N. 4.2LEbrahimi, K. 3.1CEcker, R. 3.3LEdel, M. 2.3KEden, T. 4.1JEhrnstén, U. 4.1NEid, T. I 3.3KEilers, D. 1.1EEiselt, C. C. 4.1NElagha, F. 3.1IEljaouhari, I. 2.3IEmslie, J. 2.3BEnneking, J. A. 2.3FEom, S. 2.3C, 2.3GEsselman, T. C. 1.3B, 2.3NEvans, G. 2.1AEverhart, W. 2.4JEzekoye, L. I. 3.3MFaidy, C. 1.1H, 1.3H, 3.1JFan, Z. 2.1J, 3.2FFang, Z. 1.4HFaraz, U. 1.3BFareed, S. 3.3IFaria, H. 3.1OFarrell, R. 1.4MFawcett, R. 4.1EFelder, K. 2.2AFeldman, M. 2.3MFeldmann, M. 1.3NFellerman, A. S 3.1GFeng, C. 1.1MFeng, Z. 1.1J, 4.2DFenton, M. 2.1LFilliben, J. 1.3HFinnefrock, L. 1.4KFlocken, R. R. 1.4AFong, J. 1.1H, 1.3H, 2.2DFong, M. 3.2KFord, M. 1.4G, 2.2J, 2.4NFrame, B. J. 3.2DFreire, J. 3.1BFrund, J. M. 4.2GFueki, R. 1.1NFuenmayor, D. 1.3KFuhr, K. 2.2CFujii, M. 1.4AFujiki, W. 2.3DFujino, T. 2.1CFujioka, T. 4.1JFujisaki, T. 4.2FFujita, S. 3.2LFujita, Y. 2.1DFukasawa, T. 1.4LFukinbara, K. 2.1DFukuda, T. 1.3JFukumoto, H. 3.3DFukuoka, T. 1.3A, 3.2CFukuta, Y. 2.1BFukutomi, H. 1.4JFuruya, K. 1.3JFuruya, O. 2.2N, 2.3LFyfitch, S. 2.1CGaiser, K. 2.4J

Gallée, S. 3.1F, 4.1K, 4.2KGandy, D. 2.3FGanta, B. R. 5.1QGao, L. 3.1G, 3.2GGao, Z. 4.2CGarcía, T. 2.2JGardin, C. 1.4D, 2.1NGareau, F. 2.4CGarg, S. 1.3FGassama, E. 1.4C, 2.4B, 3.1JGatherar, N. 2.1KGeisenhoff, M. S. 1.4JGenette, P. 1.4BGeng, J. 2.4KGeniaut, S. 2.1D, 3.3OGerard, R. 4.1G, 4.2GGerlich, A. P. 3.3DGiannopapa, C. 1.1E, 2.2GGibbs, P. J. 2.4DGill, C. 2.2F, 2.3BGill, P. J. 2.4NGilman, T. 1.3B, 3.1BGintalas, M. 3.3OGirinon, M. 4.2KGjinolli, A. 4.2FGlover, A. 2.3CGoda, K. 2.3LGodfrey, W. S. 4.1LGomez D., G. 2.4OGomez V., S. 2.4OGommez, F. 4.1KGong, J. 1.1C, 2.1OGonzalez V., J. L. 2.4OGonzalez Zapatero, W. F. 2.4OGopalakrishnan, S. 3.2J, 3.3JGorash, Y. 3.3MGosselin, S. 1.3BGosset, A. 4.2FGourdin, C. 3.2BGoyal, R. 2.3JGravel, J.-P. 4.2BGriesbach, T. 2.4GGriffiths, I. 2.1JGrimmett, B. B. 2.3FGrisolia, O. 3.3HGross, D. 3.1KGu, C. 4.2DGuan, K. 1.4N, 3.3NGunnars, J. 2.1FGuo, J. 2.2IGuo, W. 2.3O, 4.1OGurdal, R. 1.3BGustin, H. 2.4HGutkin, Leonid 1.1D, 2.3GGuzey, S. 1.1N, 1.3O, 1.4EGyubaek, A. 4.2AHaboussa, D. 3.3OHadj-Nacer, M. 2.2MHägeli, H. 1.4GHagner, T. 1.3KHahm, D. 2.3LHaider, M. F. 4.2HHaladuick, S. 4.2OHall, B. 4.2N

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Hallet, X. 3.3GHamelin, C. 2.1F, 2.2F, 4.2KHamilton, S. 2.2AHan, Y.-H. 2.1KHan, Y. 1.1JHan, Z. 2.4CHannink, M. H. C. 3.3KHansen, E. J. 2.4KHantz, B. 2.2A, 2.4C, 4.1J, 4.2JHao, Z. 1.4HHaque, M. S. 1.1J, 2.1JHardin, T. 4.2NHarnischfeger, M. 3.2OHaroldsen, B. 3.1KHarris, J. M. 1.1M, 3.2MHarrison, N. 2.2JHasegawa, K. 2.4H, 4.1B, 4.2IHassan, T. 1.1B, 1.4N, 2.1J, 2.1L, 4.4QHayashi, M. 3.2H, 4.1IHe, J. 2.3NHe, M. 2.4DHe, Q. 4.2DHe, X. 1.4OHe, Y. 2.2IHeckert, N. A. 1.3HHegde, S. 2.1KHénaff, G. 3.1DHendry, M. 4.1AHenry, J. 5.1QHensel, S. 2.2M, 2.3MHerter, Karl-H. 3.2BHeussner, S. 1.4GHida, T. 3.1IHiga, O. 2.1GHiga, Y. 2.1GHigashino, Y. 1.1OHigo, E. 4.2OHiguchi, M. 2.3BHill, M. 1.1G, 2.2FHill, R. T. 2.3JHiramoto, K. 2.2N, 2.4LHirokawa, F. 4.1IHirota, K. 3.1LHirota, T. 3.1MHoang, P. 3.2N, 4.1LHoch, Z. 1.3HHoelzer, D. 4.1NHoffman, W. 2.4FHoffmeister, B. 1.3NHojo, K. 2.4GHolmstrom, S. 4.2CHong, H. 2.3E, 3.3JHong, J. 2.1NHorn, A. 2.2JHorne, G. C. M. 1.3GHou, Q. 1.1EHouston, E. 2.4HHouston, T. W. 3.1L, 3.3L, 4.2LHowden, S. 4.2HHrubala, B. 3.1HHu, H. 2.2IHu, W. 1.4HHuang, C.-C. 2.1I, 4.1HHuang, W.-C. 1.4L

Huang, Y. 2.2HHuang, Y.-N. 2.4LHuh, N.-S. 1.1JHumphries, M. J. 2.1EIijima, T. 3.1DInaba, K. 2.2G, 2.2GIp, M. 3.2AIse, T. 1.1OIshihana, K. 2.3LIshihara, T. 2.1LIshikawa, Ta. 4.2MIshizawa, Te. 1.1NIslam, N. 1.4N, 2.1J, 2.1L, 4.4QIto, T. 2.2NIto, Y. 2.1EIwamatsu, F. 4.1IIwamoto, K. 2.4LIwasaki, A. 3.1LIwata, K. 1.3M, 3.3NIyama, H. 2.1GIzumi, S. 2.1OJackson, T. 1.1EJacob, R. 2.4GJacquemoud, C. 4.2AJames, P. 1.4G, 2.2JJanin, Y. J. 2.4N, 3.1NJansson, L. G. 3.2I, 4.2AJar, B. 1.4I, 4.1AJaske, C. 1.1C, 2.2DJassar, R. I. S. 1.1EJaunich, M. 2.1MJe, J.-H. 1.3JJelfs, T. 3.2HJeong, J. J. 1.1EJeong, S.-Y. 4.1JJesus, A. 4.1AJetter, R. I. 2.3HJiang, Y. 2.1O, 3.2FJian-qun, T. 1.1CJin, C 1.3MJin, J 2.3CJin, W 4.2CJin, Z 4.2BJinno, K. 4.3QJo, B 1.3MJo, J. C 1.1EJohannes, M. 2.3IJohnson, J. 2.1MJones, M. 3.3KJones, R. 3.2KJoo, H. J. 3.2EJung, G. 1.4AJung, H.-W. 3.2FKabaya, T. 4.2LKaculi, J. 2.2KKafarakis, S. 4.1DKagita, G. 3.3KKai, S. 1.1LKaiser, M. 1.4GKalyanam, S. 1.3D, 1.3GKamaya, M. 1.1BKammerer, M. 3.2BKanazawa, K. 1.3LKang, H. S. 3.1K

Kang, S.-G. 4.2JKang, S. 1.4BKarabaki, E. 2.2BKarakida, Y. 1.3MKaramanos, S. A. 1.3N, 3.3IKarpanan, K. 1.1K, 1.3K, 2.1K, 2.3K, 2.4KKasahara, N. 1.1F, 1.1L, 1.3MKasliwal, R. 3.2JKassar, M. 3.2NKataoka, S. 2.1E, 3.1IKathayat, T. S. 2.3JKatla, E. 2.1KKatsumata, G. 4.1BKatsuyama, J. 3.1M, 3.2G, 4.1I, 4.2IKawa, D. 1.1DKawasaki, N. 2.2LKaye, A. 2.1AKazeminia, M. 3.2CKeim, E. 1.4GKerkhof, K. 2.1LKesterson, M. R. 2.3MKhamsehnezhad, A. 1.4IKhan, M. U. 1.1AKhan, S. 3.2OKhayatzadeh, S. 1.4DKikuchi, M. 2.4F, 3.3FKikuchi, T. 2.3A, 3.1CKim, C. 1.3GKim, D. 4.2KKim, G. 3.2EKim, H.-T. 3.2FKim, H. 3.1BKim, Ja. 4.2KKim, J. W. 3.3OKim, Jongm. 4.1HKim, Jongw. 2.3E, 4.1H, 4.2JKim, J. H. 2.2L, 2.3LKim, M. K. 1.4L, 2.2L, 2.3LKim, M.-C. 4.2EKim, N. 3.1EKim, S. H. 2.4KKim, S. J. 1.3G, 3.1FKim, S. 2.4LKim, T. H. 1.1O, 4.1HKim, T.-R. 2.4EKim, Ye. 3.1NKim, Y. 4.1EKim, Y.J. 1.4BKim, Y.-J. 1.3J, 3.3FKimball, L. 4.2OKimura, K. 3.3EKingston, E. 1.3FKirk, M. 3.1GKirkemo, F. 1.3K, 2.1KKisaka, Y. 3.3DKitada, T. 1.1NKizhatil, R. 2.2OKleiman, J. 1.3FKlenk, A. 5.2QKobayashi, Hid. 3.3DKobayashi, Hiros. 3.3DKobayashi, Hiroy. 2.1CKobayashi, T. 1.1AKojima, N. 4.2L

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Kojima, T. 2.2GKömmling, A. 2.1MKomora, G. 5.1QKondo, K. 1.3A, 2.3AKoren, B. 1.1NKorinko, P. S. 2.4JKorndörfer, J. 1.3NKostarev, V. 2.2NKostecki, J. 2.3KKraus, M. 4.1KKrishnamurthy, S. 4.1JKroot, J. 2.2GKruizenga, A. M. 3.2DKu, F. 1.3B, 1.4F, 3.3FKudryavtsev, Y. 1.3FKurabayashi, H. 2.2NKuramasu, M. 2.1L, 2.2NKurth, E. 1.3FKurth, R. 3.1N, 3.2GKwon, G. 4.1LKyriazidis, L. 2.3MLa Salandra, V. 3.2LLabbé, P. 1.1LLabrador, J. 3.1HLacalle, R. 4.2CLacroix, R. 3.1F, 4.2KLacroix, V. 4.1B, 4.1G, 4.2GLaghrouche, O. 3.3ILam, P.-S. 1.1I, 3.2ALam, R. 2.3GLange, C. 2.1ELarrosa, N. 3.2BLasseux, D. 3.2CLaurinat, J. 2.3MLaw, M. 3.2ELawver, D. J. 2.3KLaxman, S. 2.3GLay, D. E. 2.3ALe Delliou, P. 1.3D, 2.1DLe Roux, J.-C. 1.4MLeary, R. 1.1ILebarbe, T. 2.2E, 3.2HLeduc, D. 2.1MLee, B.-S. 1.1O, 4.1H, 4.2ELee, D. 2.4HLee, J.-C. 2.2MLee, K. H. 3.1KLee, K.-H. 1.3JLee, K. S. 3.1BLee, Sam 1.1KLee, S. B. 3.3OLee, San. 3.1ELee, S.-M. 4.1HLee, S.-G. 3.1ELee, Si 2.2MLega, D. 3.2D, 4.2CLejeune, H. 3.1ALeng, B. 3.2ELeroux, J. 2.4CLevy, C. 2.4CLi, C. 3.2ELi, Jia. 1.4O, 2.4ILi, Jie. 2.2HLi, K. 2.1N

Li, L. 2.2JLi, M. 2.3HLi, S. 2.4ILi, Xi. 2.2HLi, Xu. 1.4HLi, Yi. 3.2G, 4.1B, 4.1I, 4.2I, 4.2LLi, Yo. 4.1OLi, Yu 2.1HLi, Yue. 4.2CLi, Zha. 1.4HLi, Zhi. 3.2ELian, X. 1.1JLiao, W.-I 2.3LLien, P. 1.1ELigon, T. 3.1K, 3.2KLin, B. 4.2HLin, D. 2.3ILindsey, M. 1.3ILing, X. 2.4J, 3.2ILing, Z. 2.1H, 2.3O, 4.1OLippold, J. 2.4DLissenden, C. 1.1I, 4.2HLiu, C. 1.1D, 1.3C, 2.3GLiu, C.-R. 2.4LLiu, D. 1.4HLiu, J. 1.1M, 3.2MLiu, S. 2.3CLiu, Ya 4.2HLiu, Yingh. 1.3D, 3.1JLiu, Yingz. 2.3NLiu, Yu 2.3ILiu, Zhe 1.1M, 3.2MLiu, Zhi 2.2ILloyd, D. 3.1ILord, E. 2.4HLu, J. 2.4OLu, K. 4.1B, 4.1I, 4.2ILu, Q. 1.3NLu, S. 2.4JLu, X. 1.4OLunceford, W. 2.2CLuo, C. 4.2ALuo, H. 1.3NLuo, L. 3.1G, 3.2GLuo, W. 4.2DMa, Linl. 4.2HMa, Linw. 2.1IMa, Q. 2.4CMacejko, B. 4.2JMachida, H. 1.1F, 1.3M, 3.1NMadrazo, V. 2.2JMaggi, C. 1.4KMaguire, M. 2.4JMaham, A. 3.3L, 4.2LMaharjan, D. 2.2MMaier, G. 4.2QMair, G. 4.2DMaleki, S. 3.2J, 3.3JMalouines, P. 3.2HMann III, J. A. 1.1E, 2.1E, 4.2JMann, J. 1.4OManu, C. 2.3GMarcal, P. V. 1.1H, 1.3HMares, V. 2.4H

Marie, S. 2.3I, 4.1MMarino, A. 4.1LMarques, A. T. 3.1OMarriott, D. 4.1EMartin, D. 1.1K, 4.1CMartin, M. 1.1DMartinez-Ubeda, A. 2.1JMaruyama, K. 1.3JMasaki, K. 3.1FMastrokalos, M. 4.1DMasuda, M. 4.1IMasuyama, F. 3.3EMathkar, A. 3.3JMathon, C. 1.1LMatsubara, S. 3.1LMatsubara, T. 4.1IMatsunaga, H. 2.3D, 3.1DMatsuoka, S. 3.1DMatsuoka, T. 2.2N, 2.4LMatsuura, S. 3.3LMatsuzaki, T. 4.4QMcCracken, S. 1.4F, 2.1C, 2.2C, 3.1EMcGill, R. 2.4H, 3.2NMckeel, C. 2.1MMcLennan, A. 2.1BMcNelly, B. 1.1IMedina-Almazan, A. L. 4.1M, 4.2EMeek, C. 3.3OMeister, E. 4.2MMendoza, G. 3.3IMenon, N. C. 3.2DMertiny, P. 3.3KMertz, G. 3.1L, 4.2LMeshii, T. 1.1O, 2.1DMetais, T. 1.4B, 3.2BMeyer, N. 3.2OMiao, C. 4.1OMiller, C. 4.2GMiller, G. 2.1EMillet, B. 2.4OMin, B. K. 1.1EMinagawa, K. 3.2LMinichiello, J. 3.1K, 3.2KMiranda, G. 1.1CMitsueda, T. 1.3CMiura, N. 3.3NMiyajima, M. 2.1LMiyamura, T. 1.3JMiyashita, T. 2.1EMiyazaki, K. 4.1IMkrtchyan, L. 2.3IMogami, Y. 4.1IMohamed, B. Y 3.3KMohr, H. 2.4HMohr, W. 1.4FMoinereau, D. 4.1MMonde, M. 3.1LMonson, J. 2.3KMoore, P. 2.4N, 3.1NMoran, T. 1.4IMoreau, F. 1.1LMorgan, M. 2.4JMorimoto, R. 2.3AMorrison, M. 1.1B, 4.2Q

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Mostafavi, M. 2.1NMottershead, K. J. 1.4BMourad, A. H. 4.2AMoussebois, D. 3.3GMulthoff, J. B. 3.1OMunson, D. 3.2NMünstermann, S. 3.2AMurai, K. 3.1FMuramatsu, A. 1.1AMuránsky, O. 1.1G, 2.2F, 3.2EMureithi, N. 2.4E, 4.1DMutz, A. 1.1ANabatian, N. 2.4ENadarajah, C. 2.3I, 4.1J, 4.2JNagai, M. 3.1FNagamori, H. 1.1BNagao, A. 2.4DNagao, M. 1.3JNagashima, T. 3.1FNagelschmidt, S. 2.1MNagumo, Y. 1.3JNakahashi, S. 3.3ENakama, S. 2.1CNakamura, I. 1.1F, 1.1L, 4.2LNakamura, J. 1.3JNakamura, K. 3.3ENakamura, M. 2.2GNakamura, T. 1.1NNakanishi, H. 2.3DNakano, K. 3.2CNakashima, Ta. 2.3DNakashima, Te. 1.3LNanjo, T. 2.1ENanstad, R. 4.2ENash, D. 2.3ANasser, M. 1.4NNawandar, S. 3.2JNehrig, M. 2.1MNguyen, T. 1.3ONguyen, T. S. 3.3HNi, Jing 4.1ONibur, K. 2.4DNicak, T. 1.4GNie, X. 1.4ONiffenegger, M. 2.2INiimura, M. 3.1CNikbin, K. 1.4N, 3.2JNinomiya, S. 2.3ONishi, M. 2.1GNishida, A. 4.2LNishimura, K. 2.3ONishinoiri, S. 1.4JNishiraku, H. 1.3LNishiyama, Y. 3.1M, 4.2NNissen, A. 3.2DNoble, R. 2.2A, 3.1ANoce, M. 3.2FNotohardjono, B. 3.3LNunez, D. 1.3BO`Donoghue, P. 2.2JO’Leary, M. 4.1LO’Toole, B. 2.3K, 2.4KObermeier, F. 1.4GOda, K. 2.1L

Odette, G R. 4.2EOesterlin, H. 4.2QOgata, T. 1.3COgawa, H. 1.3MOgawa, N. 3.1MOgawa, T. 2.3BOgawa, Y. 2.3DOh, J. 2.1JOh, Y.-J. 3.1NOhono, M. 3.2FOhtani, H. 2.3DOhtori, Y. 1.3LOkada, H. 3.3FOkamoto, K. 1.3MOkamura, S. 1.4LOkano, H. 2.4DOlala, S. 4.1DOldiges, D. 2.2AOliver, S. 2.1NOlson, M. 1.1GOlson, R. 1.3D, 1.4D, 2.1DOmiya, Y. 1.4AOno, Y. 1.3LOrrock, P. 1.3GOryniak, A. 2.4FOrynyak, I. 1.4C, 2.3E, 2.4F, 3.1K, 3.2KOsage, D. 1.1BOsakabe, K. 3.1FOsaki, K. 4.1DOsen, P. 2.1KOshkai, P. 2.4EÖstlund, M. 2.3JOtani, A. 1.1L, 4.2LOtoyo, T. 2.4LOu, G. 2.4IOu, K. 1.4H, 4.2DOuch, T. 3.2FOwens, S. 4.1OOzeki, G. 4.4QPan, J. 3.2APan, W. 1.4HPandey, M. 3.2N, 4.2OPandey, S. 2.3FPanteli, A. 2.2BPanzarella, C. 1.1B, 2.4BPaolacci, F. 1.4N, 2.2N, 3.2LPapadopoulos, C. I. 4.1DParadowska, A. M. 2.1FParedes, M. 4.2BParietti, L. 1.4C, 2.4NPark, B.-J. 1.4BPark, D.-Y. 4.2BPark, H.-B. 3.1NPark, J. 1.4LPark, Y. 2.2OParker, J. 4.2Q, 4.3Q, 5.2QParker, S. 2.3EParmar, C. 2.2FPashah, S. 3.2OPastor, T. 2.4BPathania, R. 2.3BPaulin, A. 3.2IPavier, M. 2.1NPayten, W. 2.1F

Payton, O. 2.1JPeel, M. J. 1.3GPellereau, B. 2.2F, 4.1CPellman, A. 3.2KPeng, H. 3.1LPeng, Y. 2.2EPenso, J. 3.2MPereira, J. 4.1APerez, G. 3.2BPerl, M. 2.4CPerrin, I. 4.2QPeters, D. 1.1K, 2.2KPetesch, C. 2.2E, 3.2HPhan, H. N. 1.4N, 2.2N, 3.2LPierrat, D. 4.2FPiteau, P. 2.4E, 4.1DPlatts, N. 2.1B, 2.2BPlessis, S. 3.2BPottem, P. S. K. 3.3KProbst, U. 2.1MProwant, M. 1.4IPrueter, P. E. 1.4J, 4.2JPunch, E. 1.3FPyke, C. 3.1GQi, M. 4.1OQian, G. 2.2IQian, S. 2.3OQian, Y. 2.2HQu, Q. 2.1OQuayyum, S. 4.4QRafiee, R. 3.2ORahman, A. 4.2ARainsberger, R. 1.1H, 1.3HRamírez, L. S. O. 4.1MRasulo, A. 3.3LRaynaud, P. 1.4F, 3.1GReaume, J. 2.4ERebak, R. 4.1EReich, A. 1.1M, 2.3NReid, D. 1.4AReinhardt, W. 1.3B, 2.2ORekik, W. 1.4D, 2.1NRen, B. 4.2HRen, F. 4.2DRen, Y. 2.1FRevka, V. 3.3NRiccardella, P. 1.4F, 2.1CRice, A. 1.1BRice, D. 1.3ARies, O. 2.4ERiley, M. 2.4FRinaldini, A. 4.1LRit, J.-F. 3.2CRitos, K. 3.3MRobert, N. 1.4BRobin, V. 4.1K, 4.2KRodery, C. 2.4ARolle, A. 2.1MRomac, R. 2.2FRomano, L. P. 2.1ARondon, A. 1.1N, 1.3ORonevich, J. 2.3DRongrong, L. 2.2HRose, B. 1.4C

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Rose, J. 4.1ORossillon, F. 1.4FRoussel, G. 4.1GRudland, D. 2.4N, 3.1GRudolph, J. 3.1B, 3.2BRueckriem, S. 1.4KRuesenberg, S. 1.4KRyu, H. 3.1F, 3.2FSakai, H. 1.3CSakai, M. 1.3LSakai, S. 2.1OSakamoto, H. 3.1MSakurai, H. 2.2NSallaberry, C. 3.1N, 3.2GSamman, M. 4.1FSandgren E. 4.1O, 2.4OSandhu, A. S. 3.2JSanford, J. 1.4KSarvanis, G. C. 1.3NSato, K. 1.1A, 1.3ASato, Y. 2.4LSawa, N. 3.1LSawa, T. 1.1A, 3.1ASawada, K. 3.3ESaxena, A. 4.3QSaxena, R. K. 2.3FScano, L. 3.3HScarth, D. 1.1D, 1.3C, 2.3G, 2.4H, 3.2ASchaaf, M. 1.1A, 3.1A, 3.2CSchaffrath, S. 3.2ASchatz, M. 3.2OSchau, H. 2.3ISchildberg, H.-P. 3.1KSchmitt, K. 3.2KSchroeter, F. 2.2E, 2.4ISchwab, P. 2.3MScibetta, M. 4.1NScott, P. 4.1HSegall, A. 4.1JSeino, H. 4.3QSeipp, T.r 1.4E, 3.3ISelivestrova, I. 1.4CSeppänen, T. 2.1BSerasli, K. 1.3F, 2.2FSeshadri, R. 2.2OSham, T.-L. 2.3H, 4.4QShannon, B. 1.1CSharabi, M. 2.2IShargay, C. 3.3HSharples, J. 3.2HShen, C. 5.1QShen, F. 2.2EShen, J. 3.1L, 4.2FShen, Y.-Y. 4.1HSherry, A. 2.3J, 3.1E, 3.3OShi, Jia. 1.3O, 1.4OShi, Jin. 1.1H, 1.1I, 2.4CShibutani, T. 4.2LShigeyama, H. 4.3QShim, D. J. 1.3G, 2.4NShiman, O. 1.1DShimazu, R. 3.3LShimojima, K. 2.1G, 2.2GShimura, Y. 3.1C

Shin, C. W. 3.1KShintani, A. 2.2NShioyama, T. 4.1DShitole, B. 3.3IShou, B. 3.3DSi, J. 2.2HSiefert, J. 5.2QSimha, C. H. M. 3.2FSimpson, K. 1.4KSindelar, R. 1.3ISingh, G. 2.3FSippy, H. K. 3.2JSkarakis, I. 3.3ISkeels, B. 2.2KSkidmore, E. 2.3MSlee, A. 4.1CSmith, C. 3.1HSmith, D. B. 3.2DSmith, L. 1.3KSmith, M. 1.1G, 2.3F, 4.2KSmith, R. 2.1BSmith, S. 2.2OSmith, T. 2.4JSoare, M. 5.1QSohn, M. S. 3.2ESokolov, M. 4.1N, 4.2ESolin, J. 2.2B, 2.3G, 2.4DSoltanzadeh, H. 4.1KSomerday, B. 2.3DSommerville, D. 2.3ESone, A. 1.3OSong, E. J. 3.1DSonnefraud, C. 1.3DSpears, R. 3.1LSpencer, B. 2.4FSpring, D. W. 1.1B, 1.4C, 2.4B, 3.1JSreeranganathan, A. 4.1ESrinivasan, B. 3.3KStairmand, J. W 2.1BStefanovic, R. 2.1EStenta, A. 1.4C, 2.4B, 3.1JStevenson, A. 4.1CStewart, C. M. 1.1J, 2.1JStofleth, J. 3.1KStone, D. 3.2MStonehouse, M. 3.2IStreeter, P. L. 2.3NStumph III, H. E. 4.1ESu, H.-C. 1.4LSugar, J. 2.4JSuh, S. 3.2MSun, L. 2.4CSun, X. 4.2HSun, Y. 4.2KSunakoda, K. 2.2N, 2.4LSung, S.-J. 3.2ASurh, H.-B. 2.3E, 4.1H, 4.2JSuryanarayanan, A. 2.3KSuzuki, A. 2.4FSwan, D. 2.2BTaagepera, J. 1.4ETada, N. 1.4DTahara, T. 3.1CTakagi, S. 2.4D

Takahama, T. 2.3OTakahashi, A. 2.4F, 3.1FTakahashi, K. 1.1B, 1.1NTakahashi, K. 2.2GTakahashi, S. 1.3ATakahashi, Y. 1.4J, 4.3QTakamizawa, H. 3.1M, 3.3NTakanashi, M. 3.2BTakaya, S. 4.2FTakeyama, D. 4.1DTamura, I. 2.1L, 2.2N, 3.3LTanaka, M. 4.2FTang, P. 2.1HTang, X. 2.4DTang, Y. 4.2FTaniguchi, T. 1.3LTao, J. 4.2ITatarov, A. 2.4CTateno, M. 3.1OTatman, J. 2.1C, 2.2C, 3.1Eten Eikelder, M. 1.1NTerrani, K. 4.1ETerreros, I. 4.1KThomas, K. 2.4KThomas, W. 1.3KThorwald, G. 2.4NTian, Z. 4.2HTice, D. R 2.2BTijsseling, A. 1.1ETipple, C. 1.1KTobita, T. 3.3NTodd, J. 2.2DToft, A. 3.2HTognarelli, L. 1.4KToji, M. 1.1OTominaga, T. 3.1OTonti, A. 4.2CTorrado, P. 4.1DTotemeier, T. C. 5.2QTran, M. 2.2FTriay, M. 1.4BTroughton, M. 1.4ITruman, C. E. 1.1G, 1.3G, 1.4DTsai, C.-S. 1.4LTsembelis, K. 2.3GTsukimori, K. 1.1FTsuruoka, A. 2.1ETulk, E. 1.1D, 1.3CTurner, N. 3.2HTwite, M. 1.4O, 2.1B, 2.2B, 2.3BUddin, M. 2.4G, 3.1N, 4.2GUno, S. 3.1MValiorgue, F. 4.2Kvan der Linden, B. 2.2GVan Vyve, J. 3.3Gvan Walle, E. 4.1N, 4.2GVan Wittenberghe, J. 4.1AVasileiou, A. 2.1F, 2.3FVasko, C. A. 1.1EVeiga, J. 2.1A, 3.1AVenkata, K. A. 1.4DVidard, S. 4.2MVigilante, G. 1.3KVijay, D. 2.3C

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Vincent, W. 1.3DVo, T. 2.4HVonnahme, G. 1.4KWakai, T. 2.2LWaki, Y. 2.1EWallin, K. 2.3G, 4.1N, 4.2NWalter, M. 2.3EWang, Bin 2.1FWang, Bing 4.2MWang, D.-Q. 2.1OWang, H. 3.3DWang, K. 1.1JWang, L. 1.4HWang, M. 2.1H, 4.1HWang, P. 2.3NWang, S.-Q. 2.3LWang, W. 2.3E, 3.3JWang, Xiao 2.2EWang, Xiaoy. 2.2EWang, Xin 4.2BWang, Yan 2.1IWang, Yanl. 2.3H, 4.2DWang, Y.-W. 2.1IWang, Yia. 1.4MWang, Yic. 3.2IWang, Z. 2.1HWaskey, D. 2.1CWasylyk, A. 3.1JWatakabe, T. 1.4L, 2.2LWatanabe, Ta. 3.1MWatanabe, To. 2.2GWaterland, J. 1.3A, 2.3AWeakland, D. 2.2CWeber, M. 2.1MWei, L. 1.1H, 1.1I, 2.4CWei, Z. 3.1G, 3.2GWeiler, S. 3.2CWen, C. 3.3NWeng, D. 1.3NWesevich, J. W. 2.3K, 2.4KWest, E. 2.4HWestwater, G. 2.1EWheeler, P. 1.3KWhite, G. 2.1C, 2.2CWierzbicki, T. 4.2BWilkowski, G. 2.2D, 4.2GWille, F. 2.1MWilliams, B. 3.2FWilson, J. 3.3KWink, R. 1.3KWintle, J. 3.2H

Wiseman, P. 1.3HWithers, C. 3.1HWojnar, J. 1.4KWolff, D. 2.1MWon, M.-G. 1.1J, 4.1JWorden, K. 1.1MWormsen, A. 1.3KWright, J. 4.4QWright, K. 2.3BWu, Y. 3.1LXie, G. 1.4M, 2.4CXu, J. 4.2FXu, L. 3.3NXu, S. 1.1D, 2.4H, 3.2NXu, T. 1.4NXuan, F.-Z. 2.1O, 3.1BXue, F. 2.1FXue, L. 4.1AXuedong, C. 1.1J, 2.1J, 2.2H, 3.2F, 4.2MYada, H. 1.1FYaguchi, M. 1.4J, 3.3EYaksh, M. 2.2EYamabe, J. 3.1DYamada, K. 2.3DYamada, T. 3.3DYamagiwa, K. 3.1IYamaguchi, D. 2.2GYamaguchi, Te. 1.1O, 2.1DYamaguchi, To. 3.3EYamaguchi, Y. 2.4H, 3.2GYamamoto, M. 3.3N, 4.1NYamamoto, T. 1.4LYamamura, T. 3.3DYamazaki, T. 1.3MYan, W. 2.3OYan, Z. 2.2HYang, B. 2.1H, 2.2HYang, G. 2.1JYang, N. 2.4JYang, Y.-P. 1.4FYang, Y. 2.1HYao, C. 2.2HYe, H. 2.4IYe, J. 1.4HYeol, B. H. 4.2AYetisir, M. 1.4MYip, M. 3.1KYokobori Jr., A. T. 1.3J, 4.3Q, 4.4QYoon, K. B. 2.1J, 3.3HYoshida, Y. 1.3LYoshikawa, M. 2.3D

Yoshimi, K. 1.3JYost, B. 2.1EYoung, B. A. 1.4D, 4.1HYoung, G. 4.1MYoung, K.-J. 4.2JYoung-Ho, A. 4.2AYu, F. 4.1AYu, K. 3.2EYu, L. 4.2HYu, S.-H. 2.2MYu, X. 1.1JYuan, G. 3.2EYuan, Y. 2.1HZamrik, S. 1.3EZarazovskii, M. 2.3EZelenak, P. 4.2BZeng, L. 3.2I, 4.2AZhai, J. 3.3DZhang, B. 2.3OZhang, G. 2.1FZhang, Jie 1.3OZhang, Jin. 2.4JZhang, K. 2.3FZhang, L. 3.1D, 4.2DZhang, R. 1.3NZhang, X. 1.3NZhang, Yi 1.4IZhang, Yo. 2.1HZhang, Za. 2.1OZhang, Ze. 2.1NZhang, Zh. 1.4MZhao, J. 2.2JZhao, Yanf. 2.1FZhao, Yanp. 2.1OZheng, G. 2.2EZheng, Jin. 1.3N, 1.3O, 1.4O, 2.1N, 4.2DZheng, Jio. 4.2DZheng, X. 2.1IZheng, Z. 2.4IZhibin, A. 2.2HZhong, J. 1.4NZhou, C. 1.4O, 2.4IZhou, M. 1.4HZhou, Y. 2.1JZhu, Le. 4.2IZhu, Li. 2.1N, 2.2OZhu, M.-L. 2.1O, 3.1BZhu, S. 2.2EZhu, X.-K. 3.3O, 4.2BZisis, I. 2.2GZysk, G. W. 2.3N

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