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#59736 - 07/18/14 07:20 PM the definition on the time of time history analysis
teroy Offline
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Registered: 05/06/14
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Loc: zhenjiang,china
when it comes to time history analysis,how to define the length of time for waterhammer working?For a single pipe,it maybe easy to go,what about a complex pipe system ?

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#59790 - 07/22/14 09:20 AM Re: the definition on the time of time history analysis [Re: teroy]
Dave Diehl Offline
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No one said it would be easy.
Typically, the time history input for a hammer load works off the change in pressure between the upstream "elbow" and downstream "elbow" for each significant run of pipe (for each significant elbow-elbow pair). Extend your load and analysis time to include the returning pressure wave as it dies down.
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