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Longitudinal stress from weight SLW= 1475 N/7682.75 mm2 = 0.192 N/mm2
= 11.6653 N/mm2
Total Longitudinal stress SL = 0.192 + 11.6653 N/mm2 = 11.86 N/mm2
Corroded case
Longitudinal stress from weight SLW= 1475 N/5534.608 mm2 = 0.2665 N/mm2
= 12.5114 N/mm2
@Temp = 250 C
S = 543.16 N/mm2
NODE Load FX FY FZ MX MY MZ DX DY DZ
Case (N) (N) (N ) (N.m.) (N.m.) (N.m.) (mm.) (mm.) (mm.)
Rigid
2100 ANC
Rigid
2110 ANC
5
2(OPE) 0 123044 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.000 0.000
4
3(OPE) 0 171693 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.000 0.000
4
7(EXP) 0 173168 0 0 0 0 0.000 0.000 0.000
5
MAX 124519/L6 0.000/L6
NODE Load FX FY FZ MX MY MZ DX DY DZ
Case (N) (N) (N ) (N.m.) (N.m.) (N.m.) (mm.) (mm.) (mm.)
Rigid
2100 ANC
Rigid
2110 ANC
NODE Load FX FY FZ MX MY MZ DX DY DZ
Case (N) (N) (N ) (N.m.) (N.m.) (N.m.) (mm.) (mm.) (mm.)
Rigid
2100 ANC
Rigid
2110 ANC
Enables the software to include axial terms in the expansion stress according to
Paragraph 319.2.3(c) of B31.3. This option has three settings, as discussed below.
No (default) - CAESAR II behaves as it always has, and axial stresses are not
included in the (Expansion) Displacement Stress Range value. (This is Se in
Eq. (17) of B31.3.)
|Sa| + Se - The absolute value of the axial stress is added to the (Expansion)
Displacement Stress Range, and the sum is reported as the (Expansion)
Displacement Stress Range, Se. This selection is more conservative than ( |
Sa| + Sb )2.
( |Sa| + Sb )2 - The absolute value for the axial stress is added to the bending
term in the (Expansion) Displacement Stress Range equation (Se, Eq (17) in
B31.3). This selection is less conservative than |Sa| + Se. This option is
more nearly theoretically correct, and consistent with Appendix P
Eqs (P17a) and (P17b).
Implement B31.3 Appendix P
Activating this option implements the alternate rules in B31.3 Appendix P. This
option produces a "code compliance operating load case", with allowable stress
values.
Activating this option causes the program to compute the Sustained stresses
according to B31.3 Code Case 178.
ASME Website Code Case 178. Activating this option over-rides the directives for
"F/A" and "torsion", since the Code Case explicitly defines how to make the
Sustained Case stress calculation.
This option determines whether or not the axial stress term is included in the code
stress computation. Setting this directive to Default causes CAESAR II to use
whatever the currently active piping code recommends. Only the B31.3-type piping
codes (i.e. codes where the sustained stress equation is not explicitly given) have
the F/A stresses included in the sustained and occasional stress equations. The
B31.1-type codes do not include the F/A stresses because the equations given
explicitly in the code do not include it. The F/A stresses discussed here are not due
to longitudinal pressure. These are the F/A stresses due to structural loads in the
piping system itself.
Some piping codes include torsion in the sustained and occasional stresses by
explicitly including it in the stress equation (i.e. B31.1), and some don't include
torsion in the sustained and occasional stresses by implicitly calling for "longitudinal
stresses" only (i.e. B31.3). Setting the Add Torsion in SL Stress directive to Yes
forces CAESAR II to include the torsion term in those codes that don't include it
already by default. Setting this directive to Default causes CAESAR II to use
whatever the currently active piping code implies. In a sustained stress analysis of a
very hot piping system subject to creep, it is recommended that the user include
torsion in the sustained stress calculation via this parameter in the setup file.