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What you'll learnAll about Under Ground PipingBasic DefinitionsVarious Rules to be followedGeneral Terms: Catch basin, Manholes, Valve Pits, Diversion Pits, Invert Elevations, Listing StationsVarious Underground Networks: Oily water, Contaminated Rain water, Cooling Water, Closed drain networksTrench PipingComposite drawingsScope & Responsibility SplitsStress Analysis: Complete content is prepared by Mr. Anup Dey (Special Thanks for valuable contribution)Setting Ground WorkDocuments/Input RequiredInput parameters in CaesarSettings Unit SystemsPipe/Soil PropertiesPipeline Profile drawings·Codes & Standards usedAG & UG PipelineStep By Step ModellingVarious tools of Caeser IIPipeline, Fittings, SupportsBest Practices while modeling/AnalysisModeling of Buried pipeU/G Pipe modeler ToolParameters in Soil ModelersLoad Cases, Caeser Results and ReportsCreating Load Cases, w.r.t. Various parametersAnalyzing Caeser resultsGenerating stress reportsConcluding Stress Results and ReportsThis covers, Why UG piping is required, what basic rules need to be followed. It covers most the underground items eg. Catch basin, Manholes, Valve Pits, Diversion Pits, Invert Elevations, Listing Stations. Requirements and configurations for trench piping have also been covered. Various open and closed drain networks are also covered along with Cooling water network. Most of the critical things about Composite drawings are also covered eg What are those drawings and why those drawings are required, who are the various stakeholders involved and basic required to generate these drawings.Various drawings, cross sectional views have been added at various stage of the course which can be very useful to understand the fundamentals.Also, we will discuss the various scope & responsibility splits among various disciplines. all phases from Proposal to Feed to Detailed design stages have been covered to understand the scope & responsibilities of various disciplines.In the End, Stress Analysis shall be discussed w.r.t U/G piping; where the things re discussed in details w.r.t Inputs required, Step by step Modelling in CAESER II, Various parameters, Various load cases and Stress reports.In this course my Dear Friend Mr. Laxmikant Sawleshwarkar has helped a lot. His contributions have really helped to add more value to the content. I am sure he is going to contribute in upcoming courses too.Dont miss to provide your feedback.

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