Bibliography

Some of the following books are older than others. This is for two
reasons. First, there is a relative shortage of modern books on pipe stress
and related subjects. Second, many modern books on pipe stress tend to
point to computer science solutions along with computer programs,
which is not necessarily helpful for the way this book is intended to be
used.

Title Author, Publisher, or Sponsor

ASCE 7-05 Minimum Design Loads ASCE

B16 Code Books ASME
B31 Code Books ASME
Design of Piping Systems M. W. Kellogg Co.
Flow Measurement Engineering Handbook R. W. Miller
Flow of Fluids Technical Paper 410 Crane Company
Fluid Transients in Systems E. Benjamin Wylie and Victor C. Streeter
Handbook of Valves Philip A. Schweitzer
Introduction to Heat Transfer A. I. Brown and S. M. Marco
Introduction to Pipe Stress Analysis Sam Kannappan
Mark’s Standard Handbook for Mechanical E. A. Avallone, T. Baumeister, and Ali
Engineers Sadegh
Mechanical Vibrations J. P. Den Hartog
MSS Standard Practices Manufacturers Standardization
Society

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Title Author, Publisher, or Sponsor

Perry’s Chemical Engineers’ Handbook D. W. Green and R. H. Perry

Piping and Pipe Support Systems Paul R. Smith and Tom J. Van Laan
Piping Design and Engineering ITT/Grinnell
Piping Engineering Tube Turns Inc.
Piping Stress Calculations Simplified S. W. Spielvogel
Piping Systems and Pipeline J. Phillip Ellenberger
Principals of Engineering Heat Transfer W. H. Giedt
Theory and Design of Pressure Vessels John F. Harvey P.E.
The Wiley Engineers Desk Reference Sanford I. Heisler
Roark’s Formulas for Stress and Strain, 2nd, Raymond J. Roark and Warren C.
4th, and 6th editions Young, 6th edition
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