Learn Caesar II: Piping Modeling & Stress Analysis 2021 (Udemy.com)
Learn Basics of Ceasar II How to model a 3D piping system, fix different types of Anchors, Supports then Stress Analysis
Created by: Eng. Oscar
Last updated August 2021
What you will learn
- How to Use Caesar
- How to make a 3D modeling Piping ( tuyau)
- How to add Anchors, Flage pairs, bends, supports, valves etc.
- How to make an animation with caesar
- How to make and interprete a pipe Stress Analysis
How it compares
Against the other 335 rated Udemy courses in Engineering on CourseDuck:
- Rating3.6 out of 5higher than 1% of them
- Reviews107#284 of 336 by number of reviews
- Length0.8 hoursshorter than 98% of them
- Last updatedAugust 2021earlier than 70% of them
Course Description
This Course in an introduction for any one who wants to start his career or to develop himself as a petroleum and piping, pipe ( tayau plomberie ) engineer with caesar II moving through constraction materials ( matériaux de construction) . This course will give you all the necessary tools to start using Caesar 2 and applying different types of pipe Stress Analysis
Part 1
Learn Basics of Ceasar II How to model a 3D Piping system, Bends and how to manage Caesar ii
Part 2
How to choose different types of Anchors, Supports, Hangers in Caesar 2 etc.
Part 3
Application of a pipe Stress Analysis (According to ASME B31.3) through out an Isometric Drawing
Part 4
Interpretation and Modification
This Course in an introduction for any one who wants to start his career or to develop himself as a petroleum and piping, pipe ( tayau plomberie ) engineer with caesar II moving through constraction materials ( matériaux de construction) . This course will give you all the necessary tools to start using Caesar 2 and applying different types of pipe Stress Analysis
Part 1
Learn Basics of Ceasar II How to model a 3D Piping system, Bends and how to manage Caesar ii
Part 2
How to choose different types of Anchors, Supports, Hangers in Caesar 2 etc.
Part 3
Application of a pipe Stress Analysis (According to ASME B31.3) through out an Isometric Drawing
Part 4
Interpretation and Modification
Instructor Details
- 3.6 Rating
107 Reviews
Eng. Oscar
Dr. Oscar a Automotive Engineer, 3D Design & Robotics Trainer, Mechanics Teacher. He holds Phd and Master degree in Mechanical Engineering and a Bachelor in Electromechanical Engineering.
Throughout his career he developed many mechanical system for teaching or industrial purposes. He was also the chairman of the Robotic and Design association, moreover he was a production and 3D printing manager.
He won many national and international design contests and he helped many students obtaining their CSWA and CSWP certificates during the last years.
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Reviews
By Haider Ali Khan on 5/16/2022
Course was good and explained the basics well. I would recommend if more videos can be added considering practical industrial problems and ways to eliminate stress in piping.
By Tarek Hussein on 1/30/2022
Explain the basics so well, but some important topics are missing such as detect the overload stress on pipelines and how to resolve it.
By Bernhard Platzer on 12/16/2021
too short, too simple. To avoid stress problems by shorten the length of pipe segments is not really a practical approach from my point of view!
By Žan Zavrl on 12/5/2020
Learned a lot of basics, but didn't like the change of nozzle location at the end. The modification should take in account that the nozzles are fixed, and only the pipe should be modified. All in all was a good presentation on how Caesar II works. Thank you.
By Brandon Sekanick on 11/4/2020
This was definitely a good introductory course to CAESAR II, but it might help to go over the topics covered in a bit more depth. I know that it might not necessarily be easy to teach CAESAR II and industry codes and standards at the same time, but it could lead to confusion. I also noticed that the build of CAESAR II that was being used in the videos and the build that I was learning from were probably slightly different (More than likely, I have an older version). This is where additional explanation would be particularly helpful because I was following along fairly well (to my knowledge), and we weren't getting the same error messages/results. It would be nice to know why in order to troubleshoot any problems that may arise.
By Moataz AbdRabo Anwar Abdu Hemedah on 10/18/2020
The course is an introductory course to Caesar II, very useful for the absolute beginners like me.
By Omer Ozer on 10/12/2020
The English and the explanation is good but the content and the examples are much less than I expected. I would at least like a detailed explanation of the buttons and the modules & menus of the software.
By Eihab Khalafalla on 9/6/2020
the course was good to refresh my basics for the software, I believe the instructor could have shared more details or at least running stress analysis on 2 or 3 models to cover more potential factors for stress failure. thank you
By Niranjan on 7/5/2020
Yes the course was really beneficial from the point of view my current work scenario. It was basic and was really helpful . Would like to attend the advanced course on this topic as well. Thank you
By George Jayesh on 5/25/2020
Course is just brushing through the basics and in detail explanation is not taught. For example, how to give the supports were shown but why to give a particular type of support is not explained. Even the icons on the software ribbon were not explained fully. Pretty disappointed.
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Overall Score : 72 / 100






