Gerald H. May, PE
Presents a SunCam continuing education series on the topic of:
Mechanical Integrity
Contact author at:
gerry.may@urs.com
Manager Mechanical Integrity
URS
10550 Richmond Avenue, Suite 155
Houston, TX 77042
Experience
Gerald May has over 35 years of diverse experience in piping engineering. During this time he has engineered piping systems for new and retrofit coal fired, gas fired, nuclear and solar powered electric generating units; refineries, petrochemical plants, pulp and paper plants, pipelines and even a nerve gas detoxification unit. Responding to some significant piping failures in the 1980's, his work expanded into evaluation and inspection of existing piping systems at many of the same types of facilities. This perspective of knowing how piping systems are designed and operated, and the problems that develop after decades of operation results in an understanding of how Piping Engineering should be performed — and the ramifications if inappropriate steps are taken.
Currently Mr. May is the Manager of Mechanical Integrity for the URS, Process and Energy Group in Houston, Texas. He can be contacted at gerry_may@urscorp.com
Education
B.S. Aerospace Engineering, University of Kansas 1971
M.S. Mechanical Engineering, University of Kansas 1972
Professional Engineer Registration
Colorado, Texas, North Carolina, Oklahoma
