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CAESAR II
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One way to do it is to make use of Line Number feature. After assigning the line number, go to the list of line numbers. There you can change the color and even opacity of each line.
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CAESAR II
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Apart from the original post, How did you change colors of core pipes differently? In Graphic settings, we can change colors of all type of pipes altogether. I am using CAESAR 2018.
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PV Elite
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Hi all, Please share your knowledge on below my query on WRC 107 calculation. 1. What is the formula behind the WRC calculation in the CAESAR II, if you have any details please share with me. 2. SUS: W+P+H EXP: T(OPE-SUS) OCC: Pure occasional this
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CAESAR II
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1. I do not have access to WRC 107, as I never purchased it, but it currently runs ~98 USD from WRC. I don't know if you're going to find someone willing to transcribe these calculations, especially when there are better alternatives to this method,
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CAESAR II
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This is indeed an atypical temperature range. If these temperatures are based on some pipe spec, it may not be the actual design temperatures of the line in question. Consult the process engineer. If, however, these are actual design temperatures o
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CAESAR II
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You can develop it from your location using ASCE 7 inside the US.
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CAESAR II
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From where we get the spectrum response graph
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CAESAR II
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Please Experts answer my above question
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CAESAR II
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You have a system that varies from -300 to +350F? You need to be careful with material selection and ensure all components are also acceptable for that wide range.
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CAESAR II
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From my reading of the Code, I'd say yes. Even if the system won't ever heat up from -300F to 350F in one shot each time, the "range" is still that big. Say it goes from 70F down to -300F and back to 70F. 10 days later it starts going from 70F to 350
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CAESAR II
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Hello, I have question regarding load case L2-L4 (T1-T2) Do we have to use this load case because i have Temp 1 -300 Deg F Temp 2 350 Deg F Using the above load case the system fail. The Delta T is 650 Deg F Is it possible that the system will
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CAESAR II
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What I wrote about test condition load allowable stress in Sec-VIII Div 2:2015 clause 4.1.7 is what we have used for hydrotest of a large number of applications successfully. If we bow to US, it is due to ASME codes, excellent engineering culture whi
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CAESAR II
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Hi all, Please share your knowledge on below my query on WRC 107 calculation. 1. What is the formula behind the WRC calculation in the CAESAR II, if you have any details please share with me. 2. SUS: W+P+H EXP: T(OPE-SUS) OCC: Pure occasiona
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CADWorx Plant
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got it taken care of. ended up being the nethasp.ini file needing modification then copied into the root of autocad folder
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