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link to How to Deal with Local Primary Membrane Stresses?

How to Deal with Local Primary Membrane Stresses?

The local primary membrane stress (PL) is the stress generated due to a primary type load such as weight or pressure, but that is localized around a discontinuity such as a nozzle in a...

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An Overview of Linear and Non-Linear Analysis in Piping Stress Calculations

In reality, the behavior of any system is not completely linear. Linear analysis can only approximate the behavior of the system to an extent. Generally, Non-linear behavior may be due...

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Allowable Stress for Pressure Relieving Reaction Load vs Occasional load

Piping systems be protected against over-pressuring by Pressure-relieving devices like pressure safety valves, and pressure relief valves, … by realizing extra pressure (popping up) according to...

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link to Top Pipe Stress Analysis Software Packages for 2024

Top Pipe Stress Analysis Software Packages for 2024

The piping engineering would not have been developed so much in absence of piping software packages. Today, almost all the piping design activities are performed using various piping software...

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An Issue about USER DEFINED SIFs

User-defined SIF is the stress intensification factor that the user input into the stress analysis program. The SIF values are usually calculated using FEA programs and then manually entered in the...

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Introduction to Finite Element Analysis or FEA

In recent times, FEA or Finite Element analysis is the most widely used method for solving engineering and mathematical models. Using Finite Element Analysis or FEA, a physical phenomenon is...

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