Hi TGS4,
I don't quite understand "at the component level". I checked ASME code again. On P547 equation 5.29, the delta Spk should be von Mises, and need to get the difference first for every node. Am I right?
Thanks for your help?
David
Hi,
The output datasheet includes von Mises values of Pm, Pb, Pm+Pb and Peak. which one is Q or F? If I want Pm+Pb+Q, that means use Pm+Pb plus Peak? What about Pm+Pb+Q+F?
Thank you for your help!
David
Hi,
That's for Sec VIII Div 2 Part5 and using Solidworks Simulation. How to get equivalent stress range? Under pressure vessel design, obtain peak stresses by linearizing of both high and low load, then get the difference of them. Or, make difference when sum results by pressure vessel design...
Hi,
Anybody knows where can download "Strength of Lugs in Fatigue" by R.B Heywood? Technical Note No. Structures 182, Jan 1956, Royal Aircraft Establishment.
Thank you!
David
Hi All,
When doing analysis on big size structure, the way is to split a small piece of solid out from structure, of course, the interested stress area located on this solid, later bonds it together with structure later. In this case, the finer mesh can be given to the small solid so that...
vpl and Patricia,
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tlbdhf,
I do use ASME BPVC for design and analysis for certificate (steel casting valve). But I don't have too much experience on weldment. I can consult ASME and AWS codes about weldment, however, I still want to know some special concern about casting weldment for pressure vessel structure...
Hi,
From foundry respones, they suggested to divide one part into two for casting, then welded together. The material is A217 WC or C. Does anyone has experience to do so for pressure vessel? Any knowledge based on casting weldment or rule (code)?
Thanks!
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