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  1. ssroll

    SIF and flexibility

    DSB123, The value will be k=1 (The default value). And my sentence about CAEPIPE and CAESARII was wrote only to describe the type of software that is CAEPIPE, less famous that CAESARII ;-)
  2. ssroll

    SIF and flexibility

    OK thank. I wanted to be sure about this value. I'm going to use it.
  3. ssroll

    SIF and flexibility

    Hello, I have calculated a branch SIF by FEA because the configuration branch dosn't exist in B31.3 table. And I wondered what about the coefficient k (Flexibility)? Should I leave CAEPIPE (Equal to CAESAR) calculate in accordance with B31.3 or should I re-determined manually or by FEA...
  4. ssroll

    API for stresses ASME

    Hello, I want to know if somebody has API to calculate the following stress in plane element: - Primary General membrane stress (Pm) - Primary bending stress (Pb) - Secondary membrane plus bending stress (Q) Because several results exist and I don't know which to use for the analysis of the...
  5. ssroll

    B31.3 Thermal stresses

    Thank you john. I confirm the allowable stress in expansion. The material is pipe 304L with: Allowable sustained: 172 MPa Allowable expansion: 258 MPa Allowable liberal: 295 to 400 MPa according to the pipe way and his supports. I will read your answers and will study them and return towards...
  6. ssroll

    B31.3 Thermal stresses

    Ok but the allowable stress in expansion is 295 MPa and the yield strength is 175 MPa. The maximum calculated stress in pipe at -140°C is 240 MPa > 175 MPa. That means that the pipe is deformed in the plastic range (But the stresses are allowable according to the code) and consequently the...
  7. ssroll

    B31.3 Thermal stresses

    Hello, My question is the next: If I have two temperature conditions in my pipe (T1=-140°C and T2=50°C). Must I calculate the expansion stresses by making T1-T2 or just T1 and T2 in two different case ? Thanks

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