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SW6 software external pressure calculation issue

2020-09-05View Original

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By referring to the B curve for the external pressure stress coefficient of S30408 in GB/T150.3, the maximum temperature is 650 degrees; however, when using SW6 for external pressure calculations and entering a design temperature of 650 degrees, an error message is displayed stating that the temperature specified for the material’s external pressure strain coefficient B curve is outside the allowable range! What is the reason?
Reply #22020-09-05
The material is being used at a temperature above that allowed for S30408!
Reply #32020-09-06
The view from upstairs might differ a bit from 150
Reply #42020-09-06
What is your basis? How to interpret the two appendices in GB/T150.3?
Reply #52020-09-07
The external pressure calculation for SW6 is based on ASME guidelines, without considering high-temperature fatigue
Reply #62020-09-07
This post was last edited by gn_1984 on 2020-9-7 at 14:14. If the external pressure temperature exceeds the limit, the material can no longer be used; it must be replaced. Also, since the temperature as specified in 150.3 has not exceeded the limit, SW6 software considers it necessary to increase the temperature; you can try using the connection method. https://mp.wei*n.qq.com/s/e6C7xCnxJCSeruQrnrr4CA
Reply #72020-09-08
The solution that provides a link is great!
Reply #82020-09-08
For the SW6 internal and external pressure curve material, once the temperature exceeds the creep temperature, it is treated as a temperature excess condition
Reply #92020-09-08
Mm-hmm, hope it’s useful to you:lol
Reply #102022-04-02
Amazing, it’s really useful:handshake

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