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#49369 - 06/21/12 07:34 AM Allowable Stress (Sh) - Different Load Cases
rliberato Offline
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Why does Caesar adopt the higher Sh value for all load cases? Is there a way to plot the sh value in code compliance according to the load case (not the higher value)?

Thank you.

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#49379 - 06/22/12 12:23 AM Re: Allowable Stress (Sh) - Different Load Cases [Re: rliberato]
danb Offline
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I guess you can create some custom report.

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#49384 - 06/22/12 03:59 AM Re: Allowable Stress (Sh) - Different Load Cases [Re: rliberato]
SJ Offline
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Registered: 11/14/09
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Loc: India
Rilberato,

This is one area which doesn't have any solution as Caesar considers stress allowable pertaining to the highest temperature case (T1,T2,T3....) in the system & there is no option to change this setting as of now.

May be Rich/Dave could think over putting this as an optional item for the upcoming release of Caesar as sometime we don't want to use the allowable for the highest temperature condition to be used for sustained/occasional stress check (say for eg a Short Term Condition of 520 deg C regeneration line which normally operates close tp 350 deg C).
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#49389 - 06/22/12 07:00 AM Re: Allowable Stress (Sh) - Different Load Cases [Re: rliberato]
Richard Ay Offline
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This will be an option in the next version (6.xx), since B31.3 2010 requires this.
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