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#37490 - 08/17/10 06:52 AM The significance of temperature rate of change in a static a
most2050 Offline
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If we have a piping system that is subject to temperatures T1 & T2; which results in thermal range of D1=T1-T2.
My question is; since we are analyzing the piping system statically, doesn’t make a difference how fast the system’s temperatures change from T2 to T1, as long as we are considering the number of cycles?! Please, advise.

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#37491 - 08/17/10 07:05 AM Re: The significance of temperature rate of change in a static a [Re: most2050]
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So far as I know, rate of change is not generally addressed. It is clearly significant when for instance, considering an overhead line off a tall vessel, where the heat-up and cool-down rates of pipe and vessel may radically differ and thus could cause relative expansion problems.

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