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Category: Caesar II

link to How to Open CAESAR II File in START-PROF?

How to Open CAESAR II File in START-PROF?

START-PROF can easily import CAESAR II neutral format files (.cii) To import the model first export it into neutral format in CAESAR II: After that open .cii file with...

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link to Basics for Stress Analysis of Underground Piping using Caesar II

Basics for Stress Analysis of Underground Piping using Caesar II

What is a Buried Pipe/Pipeline? Underground or buried piping (or Pipeline) is all piping that runs below grade. In every process industry, there will be some lines (Sewer or drainage system,...

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link to Jacketed Piping: Definition, Types, Design Considerations, and Stress Analysis

Jacketed Piping: Definition, Types, Design Considerations, and Stress Analysis

Jacketed piping is a specialized engineering solution used in various industries to transport fluids that require precise temperature control, such as chemicals, food products, and pharmaceuticals....

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CAESAR II vs START-PROF Piping Stress Analysis Software Comparison

In this article, we will compare START-PROF and Caesar II functions. In START-PROF all pipes, fittings, and nodes are objects. Each object has its properties. For example, you can place bend objects...

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Underground Piping Stress Analysis Procedure using Caesar II

Several failures in buried piping and pipeline systems over the years forced EPC companies to investigate the stresses the system is experiencing. So, in recent times, stress analysis of underground...

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What if Piping Continuation is Unknown? Part 2. Underground Piping

Continued from Part 1 What if Underground Piping Continuation is Unknown? It is necessary to specify the correct boundary conditions while modeling main pipeline stations: valve station, pig...

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