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  1. wacee

    Hot spot stress at welds

    Hello everyone, I'm modeling a weld on COMSOL between dissimilar metals to assess the thermal stress (at low temperature so dissimilar contraction of the metals). I have some hot spots because of the geometry and wanted to used the hot spot stress method to interpolate the stress at the...
  2. wacee

    Thermal stress at circumferential weld, acceptance criteria

    Hello again, I apologize for the late reply. I do consider there is thermal expansion even if it is small, I have a model to quantify how small but I'm still wondering against what values to compare the resulting stress. Maybe SMYS ? Even after going through B31.3, I wasn't able to determine...
  3. wacee

    Thermal stress at circumferential weld, acceptance criteria

    Hello, thank you for your answer ! The standard deals with thermal stress only from a fatigue stand point and it depends on the number of cycles. I was trying to look at the stress profile when the cold boundary temperature is first applied so I believe there is no notion of fatigue in this...
  4. wacee

    Thermal stress at circumferential weld, acceptance criteria

    Hello all, I'm a newly graduated mechanical engineer trying to navigate all the different standards. I have simulated the thermal stress at a circumferential weld between two different metals but I am not sure to what acceptance criteria I can compare these values. Looking into ASME B31.3, can...

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