Help me for Pipe Stress Analysis

Posted by: soe

Help me for Pipe Stress Analysis - 01/19/06 01:14 AM

Hi All,

Pls explain to me simple steps for pipe analysis and which datas i need to require because i want to start using caesarII demo.

thks & rgds
Posted by: Richard Ay

Re: Help me for Pipe Stress Analysis - 01/19/06 10:49 PM

You need to do a lot of reading, Pipe Stress Analysis is much more than simply entering data into a program like CAESAR II.

Just to get a rough idea, review either B31.1 or B31.3, or pick up some reference texts on the subject.

You can get an idea of what is involved by reviewing some of the threads in this forum, find some with more than 10 posts and start there.
Posted by: soe

Re: Help me for Pipe Stress Analysis - 01/20/06 02:27 AM

Hi Richard Ay,

Thks a lots for your advice. I also start to reading this book (Piping Handbook,7th Edition,
Nayyar, Mohinder L. © 2000 McGraw-Hill ). If you don't mind, pls suggest the best ref. book for me easy to understand because i am fresh in this pipe stress analysis.

thks & rgds

Soe
Posted by: Richard Ay

Re: Help me for Pipe Stress Analysis - 01/20/06 09:44 AM

Try to get the one by Chuck Becht, it is listed on our site.
Posted by: Bruce Hebb

Re: Help me for Pipe Stress Analysis - 01/20/06 11:29 AM

Hi Soe,

One of the best references I have seen on pipe stress analysis is the COADE course notes used for CAESAR Seminars.

Regards,
Bruce
Posted by: Edward Klein

Re: Help me for Pipe Stress Analysis - 01/23/06 04:41 PM

And welcome to the club, SOE.

You're about to embark on a challenging, often frustrating, but certainly interesting career.

Recognize that it is going to take you a few years to get the basics and literally a lifetime to learn it all. Go at it with the approach that you will add something about this field to your knowledge every day and you will find it a rewarding way to make a living.
Posted by: sam

Re: Help me for Pipe Stress Analysis - 01/23/06 11:48 PM

Soe,

'PIPE DESIGN FOR ROBUST SYSTEMS' by Michael Bussler, P.E. Anthony W. Paulin in 'Chemical Engineering' is also an excellent reference.
A customer of this magazine can download this from www.che.com website.

regards,

sam