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I’m a piping stress engineer, but I never studied any knowledge about piping at university. My major was Engineering Mechanics. I studied many mechanics classes at university ,like Theoretical Mechanics, Material Mechanics, Fluid Mechanics, Elastic Mechanics, Structural Mechanics and so on, but no one related with piping. I study many piping knowledge in the job after graduated from university.The following book list is extracted from other website.Hope some benefit for you.———————————————————————————————————This post is solely for the beginners into the Piping industry. If you want to learn the basics from books or literatures then try the following 12 listed books. Most of the experienced piping professionals will be aware of this.Most of the books/literatures mentioned below are available for free downloading over the internet. You can buy these books in amazon. Simply do an exclusive search in internet and you will find few links to download the books.PIPE STRESS ENGINEERING by Peng: This is the best book on piping stress engineering. If you are planning a career in piping stress analysis then you must collect this book and read effectively to build solid basics. This book explains the ideas so nicely that it will provide effective results to you.DESIGN OF PIPING SYSTEMS by M W Kellogg Company: Second best book on Piping stress analysis. Even though the language is difficult and contents are not interesting but still this book shares a great place for describing the topics effectively and was the best book earlier before the Peng book.INTRODUCTION TO PIPE STRESS ANALYSIS by Sam Kannapan: One of the best books on Piping stress analysis. Easy to understand.COADE STRESS ANALYSIS SEMINAR NOTES by COADE: Must have tutorial guide for every piping stress engineer using CAESAR II. Explains in details all the basics of Caesar II application.PIPING HANDBOOK by M L Nayyar: One good book for both stress and layout engineers with huge important database on piping engineering. Refer this book for any data you require during your day to day piping works.PIPE DRAFTING AND DESIGN by Rhea and Parisher: The best book for a beginner. Covers the basics in simple language. Very easy to understand.PROCESS PLANT LAYOUT AND PIPING DESIGN by Hunt and Bausbacher: The best book for a piping layout engineer. Covers the basics of piping layout. Most of the preliminary layout ideas connected to any equipment evolves from this book. So read this book attentively for effective layout knowledge.PROCESS PIPING DRAFTING By Rip Weaver: A very nice book in simple easy to understand language.PIPING DESIGN HANDBOOK by John Mcketta: One of the good books.THE PLANNING GUIDE TO PIPING DESIGN by Richard Beale andTHE FUNDAMENTALS OF PIPING DESIGN by Peter SmithOne must have book for piping materials engineers is PIPING MATERIALS GUIDE by Peter SmithYou are already aware that books are our best friends. It helps us without charging us. So enjoy reading.

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If you mean ‘Republicans’ in the sense of would like to abolish the Monarchy, then I suspect very few indeed.We do have a lot of Republican (in that sense) politicians, but they are far more likely to be Labour, Lib Dem, SNP, Plaid Cymru or Green Party politicians.I pulled the names of declared Republican politicians from this article: List of advocates of republicanism in the United Kingdom - WikipediaZero Tory party members listed in there.Norman Baker, former MP (Liberal Democrat)[4]Jonathan Bartley, theologian and co-leader of the Green Party of England and Wales[1]Natalie Bennett, former leader of the Green Party of England and Wales[5]John Biggs, Labour mayor of Tower Hamlets[1]Russell Brown, former MP (Labour)[1]Richard Burgon, MP (Labour)[13]Ronnie Campbell, MP (Labour)[15]Michael Clapham, former MP (Labour)[16]Katy Clark, former MP (Labour)[17]Tom Copley, AM (Labour)[19]Jeremy Corbyn, MP (Leader of the Labour Party)[20]David Crausby, MP (Labour)[1]Roseanna Cunningham, MSP (Scottish National Party)[1]Ian Davidson, former MP (Labour)[21]Ron Davies, former MP (Labour)[22]Emma Dent Coad, MP (Labour)[24]Mark Drakeford, AM (Labour), First Minister of Wales[26]Bill Etherington, former MP (Labour)[29]Linda Fabiani, MSP (Scottish National Party)[1]George Foulkes, peer, former MP and MSP (Labour)[1]Rob Gibson, MSP (Scottish National Party)[1]Roger Godsiff, MP (Labour)[1]Christine Grahame, MSP (Scottish National Party)[1]Nia Griffith, MP (Labour)[19]John Griffiths, AC/AM (Labour Co-operative)[1]David Hanson, MP (Labour)[34]Roy Hattersley, former MP (Labour) and member of the House of Lords[7]John Heppell, former MP (Labour)[34]Kelvin Hopkins, MP (Labour)[1]Julian Huppert, former MP (Liberal Democrat)[1]Brian Iddon, former MP (Labour)[1]Glenda Jackson, former MP (Labour)[1]Lynne Jones, former MP (Labour)[41]Rosie Kane, former MSP (Scottish Socialist Party)[44]Ken Livingstone, former Mayor of London and Labour MPCaroline Lucas, MP and former co-leader of the Green Party of England and Wales[1]Andrew MacKinlay, former MP (Labour)[46]Denis MacShane, former MP (Labour)[49]Magid Magid, MEP (Green Party of England and Wales) and former Lord Mayor of Sheffield[50]David Marquand, former MP (Labour) and author[52]Bob Marshall-Andrews, former MP (Labour)[46]Denis MacShane, former MP (Labour)[49]John McAllion, former MP and MSP (Labour)[54]Alan McCombes, Scottish Socialist Party campaigner[55]John McDonnell, MP and Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer(Labour)[56]Natalie McGarry, former MP (Independent)[57]Jim McGovern, former MP (Labour)[1]Ann McKechin, former MP (Labour)[1]Chris Mullin, former MP (Labour)[61]Doug Naysmith, former MP (Labour)[46]Stephen Pound, MP (Labour)[1]Gordon Prentice, former MP (Labour)[46]John Prescott, former MP (Labour) and Deputy Prime Minister of the United Kingdom[64]Murad Qureshi, former AM (Labour)Ken Ritchie, Labour councillor, psephologist and founder of Labour for a Republic[19]Bethan Sayed, AC/AM (Plaid Cymru)[1]Arthur Scargill, former trade union leader, leader of the Socialist Labour Party[68]Tommy Sheppard, MP (Scottish National Party)[70]Jim Sillars, former MP (Labour, Scottish National Party)[71]Dennis Skinner, MP (Labour)[72]Andy Slaughter, MP (Labour)[74]Cat Smith, MP (Labour)[76]Dick Taverne, peer (Liberal Democrat)[1]Adam Tomkins, MSP (Scottish Conservatives)[46]Graham Watson, former MEP (Liberal Democrat)[1]Sandra White, MSP (Scottish National Party)[1]Chris Williamson, MP (Independent)Bill Wilson, MSP (Scottish National Party)[1]Leanne Wood, AC/AM (Leader of Plaid Cymru)[1]