Serge Bisson: About the Author
Mechanical Integrity Engineer, GCM Consultants
Serge Bisson is a member of the Mechanical Integrity Group at GCM Consultants, based out of Montreal, Canada. Mr. Bisson graduated in 2005 from UniversiteÌ Laval with a BSc in Engineering Physics, with a specialization in Materials. He is a member of the following Canadian engineering orders: Quebec (OIQ), Alberta (APEGA), and Saskatchewan (APEGS). Over his career, Mr. Bisson has performed as a lead piping stress engineer and as a lead stationary equipment engineer on small to large projects. He also has completed many fitness-for-service evaluations of older, damaged stationary equipment and piping systems.
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Published Articles
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To Test or Not to Test: A Comparison of the Pressure Testing Requirements between ASME B31.3 and ASME Section VIII, Division 1January/February 2015 Inspectioneering Journal
Are you still hitting the welded joints of pressure vessels with a hammer during hydrostatic testing? If yes, then you’re due for a refresher on the pressure testing requirements of ASME Section VIII Division 1 since this requirement was for pressure vessels back in the mid 1940’s. This article will help you by highlighting the main requirements of, and differences between, the hydrostatic test for new pressure vessels fabricated according to ASME Section VIII, Division 1 and the hydrostatic leak test for new piping systems made under ASME B31.3.
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May/June 2014 Inspectioneering Journal
Inspections, repairs, modifications, or Fitness-For-Service (FFS) assessments on an old, unfired ASME Section VIII (Div. 1) pressure vessel - Which ASME Section VIII (Div. 1) Code Edition should you use?
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January/February 2014 Inspectioneering JournalInspections, repairs, modifications, or Fitness-For-Service (FFS) assessments on an old, unfired ASME Section VIII (Div. 1) pressure vessel - Which ASME Section VIII (Div. 1) Code Edition should you use?
