Quest Reliability offers training classes for users of our most popular commercial software products:
The format for these classes varies from one-or-two day single product courses to a comprehensive five days course covering all products, according to demand.
We offer these courses on request and are customized to fit your company needs by choosing the sessions that are of interest. The cost is prorated according to the number of staff that will attend and the number of sessions requested. If you are interested in training, please contact us at (303) 415-1475 or info@questreliability.com.
These training courses have proven to provide an excellent opportunity for users to learn about both the basic and advanced features of our programs. Questions you may have about new features and updates to the programs during the past year can be addressed during these training sessions.
Example course outlines
Signal FFS™ – API 579-1/ASME FFS-1/2007 Fitness-for-Service software
- Evaluation of cracks, determine critical crack sizes, and FAD curve
- Crack growth fatigue analysis
- Parametric and Monte Carlo analysis methods
- Local thinning and pitting analysis
- Creep damage analysis
FEACrack™
- Introduction to 3D crack analysis
- Basics of 3D mesh generation & analysis
- Post processing for crack results, J-integral, and stress intensity K
- Start-to-finish crack evaluation examples
- Mesh refinement controls and analysis options
- Crack growth fatigue analysis using the automatic remeshing method
- Inserting a 3D crack mesh into an arbitrary shape with the user-defined geometry
- Interpolation of initial stress values onto the crack mesh
- PRO crack mesh, advanced crack mesh refinement controls
- Ductile crack growth using the PRO crack mesh, J-R results
FEAFlaw™
- Introduction to FEAFlaw™ analyses
- Available vessel type and structural features
- Addition of Local Thin Area (LTA) shapes and locations
- Use of mesh refinement and symmetry settings
- Application of various boundary conditions (loading and constraints)
- Obtaining and interpreting stress results
For further information about our Software Training please contact us.