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#5737 - 06/06/06 06:14 AM sustained stress calculation in CEASAR II
Raju Soni Offline
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Registered: 06/06/06
Posts: 28
Loc: New Delhi, India
Dear all,
can anyone tell me reagarding sustain stress calculation through CEASAR. in CEASAR if u go to configure setup/sif/.. and there is a option called PD/4t. by default it is inactive but when u activate this ur sustained stress will be changed upto 40%. after activation ur stress value will be more. can anyone tell me the reason of this variation
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Raju Soni
New Delhi, India

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#5738 - 06/06/06 07:37 AM Re: sustained stress calculation in CEASAR II
Richard Ay Offline
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Registered: 12/13/99
Posts: 6226
Loc: Houston, Texas, USA
Most piping codes provide two equations for the "longitudinal pressure stress" component. The code prints "PD/4t" in the "code equation, but unfortunately this is a "thin wall approximation", and as you found, can be in error by a large amount.

The alternate equation, which is the CAESAR II default is: "P * Di^2 / (Do^2 - Di^2)".

When you check the checkbox in the configuration, you instruct CAESAR II to use PD/4t instead of the more exact form of the equation. This may be necessary to benchmark an existing system or a previous analysis made with older software.
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Richard Ay - Consultant

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