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What is the reason for the bending stress exceeding the limit in a single stress?

2013-12-31View Original

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Seeking help from all sailors, urgently! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
Reply #22013-12-31
Generally, normal stress is compared with allowable stress; I really haven’t paid attention to the situation where bending stress exceeds the limit
Reply #32014-01-01
The excessive bending stress is mainly due to the pipe span.
Reply #42014-01-02
Well, it seems that the spacing between some of the support points might be too large, exceeding the span considered in the stiffness calculations, which is causing this issue. Try adding a pipe rack in a suitable place
Reply #52014-01-02
Well, it seems that the spacing between some of the support points might be too large, exceeding the span considered in the stiffness calculations, which is causing this issue. Try adding a pipe rack in a suitable place
Reply #62014-01-02
No support is available; try adding a fake tube at the elbow
Reply #72014-01-21
This is based on that code and model. Bending stress can also be caused by external forces.

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