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#31749 - 12/01/09 04:56 PM How do ceasar calculate fatigue stress in piping components
SverkerO Offline
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Registered: 11/24/09
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Loc: Sweden, Skovde
Hello,

I would like to know how Caesar calculate the stresses used for fatigue analysis for different piping components , for example in a B16.9 Tee.

I have read the applicable part in the technical reference manual and I understand that for most codes stress intensity is used. For a straight pipe I understand how the stress intensity is calculated. However how is a bend or a tee handled is there stress indices used to give an appropriate stress intensity at such components?

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#31767 - 12/02/09 08:03 AM Re: How do ceasar calculate fatigue stress in piping components [Re: SverkerO]
Richard Ay Offline
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Registered: 12/13/99
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Loc: Houston, Texas, USA
The stresses are computed as described in the Technical Reference Manual. A fitting (which is modeled as straight pipe) has an SIF associated with it, so this SIF is applied to the stresses (bending and/or torsion) as necessary.
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