Stress analysis shall be done for design / operating / regneration / any
other special case defined in P&ID or process.
Stress & Nozzles should be safe in all possible cases of operation same
way restraints shall be designed to withstand maximum possible piping
loads in all possible operating cases. Analysist should envisaged all
possible temperature cases for piping stress analysis.
Regards,
"Mohammad Danish" <mdanish@tebodin.co.om>
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[PipingDesign] Stress Analysi on Design temp or Operating temperature
Dear Friends,
Please advice me for doing stress analysis we should use design
temperature or Maximum operating Temperature?
If we refer CAESER II, Then the help says that among the 9 Temperature
fields the maximum operating temperature to be used.( Maximum operating
temp appears to be the maximum)
Please advice.
Regards,
Tebodin & Partner LLC
Md Danish
Jr Pipeline Engineer
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