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Category: Piping Stress Basics

link to Introduction to Stress-Strain Curve

Introduction to Stress-Strain Curve

Stress-Strain Curve is a graphical plot of a material's Stress and its Strain. Stress is plotted on the Y-Axis and Strain is plotted on the X-axis. This Stress and Strain curve provides the relation...

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link to Overview of Lateral Buckling and Upheaval Buckling of Pipelines

Overview of Lateral Buckling and Upheaval Buckling of Pipelines

Long pipelines are often subjected to lateral and upheaval buckling. Both upheaval and lateral buckling can induce excessive bending stresses in the pipeline that may lead to pipeline failure. In...

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link to What is Response Spectrum? | Steps for Earthquake Response Spectrum Analysis

What is Response Spectrum? | Steps for Earthquake Response Spectrum Analysis

A response spectrum is a graphical plot of the frequency of an oscillator and its damping. The response spectrum plot represents the peak or steady-state response (velocity, displacement, or...

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link to Stress Classification in Pressure Vessels and Piping as per ASME B31 and BPVC Codes

Stress Classification in Pressure Vessels and Piping as per ASME B31 and BPVC Codes

In this article, We will learn the stress classifications as per ASME B31 and ASME BPVC codes in detail. Stress Classification in ASME B31 For performing stress analysis while designing a...

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link to Dynamic Analysis of Piping System

Dynamic Analysis of Piping System

Dynamic Analysis is the study of a fluid-filled piping system to find the system response with respect to time. The dynamic behavior of the piping system is completely different from the static...

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link to Importance of Bourdon Effect, True and Effective Axial Force

Importance of Bourdon Effect, True and Effective Axial Force

Bourdon Effect on Pipelines Bourdon Effect is associated with the pressure elongation of the piping and pipeline systems. In piping and pipeline systems, elbows or bends are frequently used for...

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