PVELite strength calculation: stress issues in hydrostatic testing

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There is a device for which, when using pvelite for calculations, the following issue arises; how should it be adjusted? Even by methods such as increasing the thickness of the take over wall, it still cannot be solved. I hope the experts can help solve this issue.

Reply #22022-02-22

Send me the PV source file; it can be adjusted. zhangguoming69@163.com

Reply #32022-02-22

Engineer Zhang, I’ve sent it to you; I hope to get your guidance

Reply #42022-02-22

The MAWP is controlled by the pipe outlet; adjust the wall thickness of the pipe, or define the MAWP manually

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