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#52132 - 12/13/12 04:14 AM Use of Fatigue Curves
panderson34342 Offline
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Hi,

I am performing fatigue analysis for a flow-line as part of a support modification project.

I have used the stress range curve for a F2 weld, as defined in BS7608. The model fails at a node associated with a support, i.e. there is no weld local.

I was wondering if it was acceptable to define different fatigue curves throughout a CII model.

The highest class defined in Table 7 of BS7608 is 'C'. Does anyone know if there are any appropriate curves for seamless pipe without welds? Or should I use a class C curve?

Best Regards,
Peter

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#52134 - 12/13/12 07:56 AM Re: Use of Fatigue Curves [Re: panderson34342]
Richard Ay Offline
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You should be able to do this. At the appropriate point in the model, check the "Allowable Stress" checkbox and define new fatigue data. (Make sure you check the results.)
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Richard Ay - Consultant

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#52138 - 12/13/12 08:13 AM Re: Use of Fatigue Curves [Re: panderson34342]
panderson34342 Offline
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Registered: 12/13/12
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Loc: UK
Thanks for the quick reply Richard.

Best Regards,
Peter

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