WEBINARS
You’re busy but still want to learn — Equity webinars are a great choice for relevant and timely topics for engineers working in the oil and gas, petrochemical, chemical, and other industrial processing industries. Equity offers high-quality and technical webinars each month to help fuel your curiosity and grow your industry knowledge.
Register for our next complimentary webinar or request access to an archived webinar. Please note that PDH certificates are only provided to those who register for an upcoming webinar and complete the post-webinar survey that is sent via email after the webinar air date. All archived webinars are available for on-demand watching on the ETI platform. Please note that all archived webinars are $99 and upon completion, you will receive a certificate for 1 hour of CPD.
Upcoming Webinar
How the ASME B16.5 Updates Affect Your Pipe Specs
May 28 @ 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
In this webinar, you will learn about the recent changes to ASME B16.5 pressure ratings and the impact the changes will have on our company piping specifications. We will go over example scenarios so that you can better understand how your pipe specs were likely designed and how to manage them going forward as the governing standards get updated. Insight into the reason for the changes and Equity’s high-level recommendations regarding our own piping specifications will be shared.
About the Presenter
Adam Smith, P.E. is a Senior Engineer on the Mechanical & Structural Engineering team at Equity Engineering, bringing nine years of experience to his work in fitness-for-service evaluations, piping flexibility analyses, and ASME pressure vessel code compliance — with a professional engineering license across six states. A 2017 Ohio Northern University Mechanical Engineering graduate, Adam is skilled in both hands-on client support and advanced analytical techniques including Level 3 FFS assessments using finite element analysis. Beyond his project work, Adam also plays a key role in developing and maintaining Equity’s Engineering Practices (EEPs), helping clients seamlessly onboard by cross-referencing legacy piping specifications and valve datasheets with the EEP collection.
Adam Smith, P.E.
Senior Engineer I
