PE Nuclear Study Material

[DrPositron]

Read Lamarsh and worked many examples.

Worked every example in ANS study guide and took practice tests.

Read first half of engineering economics book.

Passed first try.

If I hadn't passed, I would have repeated the above and added some pipe flow/heat exchanger examples/reading...but fortunately I don't have to do that!

Anyone out there having trouble passing nuclear and could use a better study guide than the ANS guide?

 

[paki]

Read Lamarsh and worked many examples.Worked every example in ANS study guide and took practice tests.

Read first half of engineering economics book.

Passed first try.

If I hadn't passed, I would have repeated the above and added some pipe flow/heat exchanger examples/reading...but fortunately I don't have to do that!

Anyone out there having trouble passing nuclear and could use a better study guide than the ANS guide?

I just passed the Chemical PE. I have recently taken a couple of nuclear reactor engineering courses for grad school. Do you think it might be possible to pass the nuclear PE?

 

[DrPositron]

Read Lamarsh and worked many examples.Worked every example in ANS study guide and took practice tests.

Read first half of engineering economics book.

Passed first try.

If I hadn't passed, I would have repeated the above and added some pipe flow/heat exchanger examples/reading...but fortunately I don't have to do that!

Anyone out there having trouble passing nuclear and could use a better study guide than the ANS guide?

I just passed the Chemical PE. I have recently taken a couple of nuclear reactor engineering courses for grad school. Do you think it might be possible to pass the nuclear PE?

I was a ChemE undergrad with only a few nuclear graduate-level courses. Bone up on shielding calculations, dose/dose rate, and the ANS study guide is a good investment. You should have no problem. I'm thinking of trying the ChemE PE next year.