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A global professional organization that develops internationally recognized engineering codes and standards for mechanical systems and pressure equipment.
The American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) is an international professional organization that develops engineering codes, standards and technical guidance covering pressure equipment, piping systems, boilers, mechanical components and numerous other engineering disciplines. ASME publications are widely adopted throughout the process, power, manufacturing and energy industries and are frequently referenced by legislation, regulators and owner/operator specifications.
ASME standards establish internationally recognized engineering requirements that promote safety, reliability, consistency and interoperability across industrial facilities and equipment.
ASME standards are commonly used alongside API, ISO, ASTM and other international standards. Many API standards reference or complement ASME publications for design, construction and integrity assessment.
ASME is the standards development organization. Individual ASME codes and standards, such as the BPVC and B31 series, contain the detailed technical requirements.
Mechanical Engineering; Pressure Equipment; Piping; Boilers; Engineering Standards; Manufacturing.
Applying the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code.; Designing process piping.; Evaluating Fitness-for-Service.; Specifying pressure equipment.; Developing engineering specifications.
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
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