Posted by: vik
FRP/GRE piping - 08/29/09 10:47 AM
Hi all,
Can any one explain me what is the meaning of "2:1 pressure condition or loading condition"? (this term is related to FRP/GRE piping)
Regards,
Vikas
What is the ratio of hoop to longitudinal pressure stress?
Posted by: vik
Re: FRP/GRE piping - 08/29/09 11:13 AM
oh, got it. Then what is "0:1 condition"?
thank you for quick reply anindya.
Vikas
Posted by: corne
Re: FRP/GRE piping - 08/29/09 12:09 PM
If you don't know this stuff, are you sure it's wise to do FRP pipe stress analysis?
FRP is a completely different material in comparison with steel. Also it's much more difficult to get the correct material properties from the supplier.
0:1 condition btw is no hoop stress and full axial stress.
Posted by: vik
Re: FRP/GRE piping - 08/31/09 01:15 AM
Yes you are right, its not wise to do FRP analysis with out knowing the basics. I dint tell that i am doing FRP stress analysis. I am learning the basics of it; anyway, thanks for reply.
Regards,
Vikas
Posted by: corne
Re: FRP/GRE piping - 08/31/09 10:59 AM
As this forum is (mainly) intended to help people out with the use of CII I guessed you were doing a FRP analysis.
Glad I could help though. :-)