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How should the stress in the tubes be evaluated during the stress analysis of a steam generator?

2017-08-14View Original

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I am new to stress analysis and have read many analysis reports and papers. When performing stress analysis on steam generators with flexible tube sheets, the maximum average axial force in the cross-section of the tubes is used for calculations. Why isn’t the stress in the tubes subjected to linearization? Is it difficult to find the maximum point? How should the stresses on the pipes under design conditions be classified according to JB4732?

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