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How to model the flange of a jacketed tube

2017-12-11View Original

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In a jacketed tube, the inner tube and the outer tube are connected using flanges, that is, in full jacket mode. So in CAESAR II, how should these flanges be modeled? And determine whether the flange will leak
Reply #22017-12-20
When modeling the inner and outer tubes of a double-pipe jacket at the flange, for example, first model the inner tube connected to the flange, and for the outer tube, simply create a fixing node Cnode at its end and connect it to the flange node. The flange leakage check is the same as that for ordinary flanges. There’s a slight issue; when modeling, attention must be paid to the medium density of the outer tube, as it needs to be recalculated.

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