Help: As shown in Figure 1 below, how can the flow velocity of the fluid inside the pipeline be represented under different operating conditions during dynamic analysis?

2018-07-12View Original

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I’m a complete beginner with CAESAR2. I’ve already completed the pipeline modeling and carried out static analysis, but I don’t know how to enter the operating conditions correctly in order to calculate the curve showing the effect of changes in flow velocity on the natural frequencies. More precisely, how can I view the fluid flow velocity in dynamic analysis? Please, experts, help me figure this out

Reply #22018-07-13

Has it sunk? Is there anyone experienced who can give some guidance?

Reply #32018-07-13

Caesar is unable to calculate the effect of flow velocity on natural frequencies; the software does not take into account the coupling effects of the medium

Reply #42018-07-13

Thank you, I’m going to switch to another software

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