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#65389 - 01/27/16 08:51 AM EN-13480 (12.1.3-1) fh values for negative calculation T°C
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Bonjour à tous,

for a piping calculation with negative temperature (T1=-100°C ; T2=-50°C), I remarked that fh1
 It seems that the Young modulus ratio is inverted for negative temperature.

fa=U(1.25fc+0.25fh) (Eh/Ec)

h-> hot=Operation
c-> cold = ambient temperature...

On my understanding.

Is that normal?

Best regards.

MH

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#65390 - 01/27/16 08:52 AM Re: EN-13480 (12.1.3-1) fh values for negative calculation T°C [Re: MNH54]
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Please read "I remarked that fh1

Best regards.

MH

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#65391 - 01/27/16 08:53 AM Re: EN-13480 (12.1.3-1) fh values for negative calculation T°C [Re: MNH54]
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Please read

"I remarked that fh1 < fh2"

Best regards.

MH

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#65393 - 01/27/16 09:12 AM Re: EN-13480 (12.1.3-1) fh values for negative calculation T°C [Re: MNH54]
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Hello,

The answer is in the question.

I miss understoond
h-> hot= metal the hotter
c-> cold = metal the colder

for cryogenic application fa(-100°C) < fa(-50°C)

It is normal

Best regards.

MH

MH

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#65396 - 01/28/16 12:36 AM Re: EN-13480 (12.1.3-1) fh values for negative calculation T°C [Re: MNH54]
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When you say fa(-100°C) < fa(-50°C) you would remember that fa is the allowable stress range, as EN 13480 says.

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