Why is the allowable stress 0 after calculating the expansion condition in the stress analysis scenarios for FRP pipes?

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1. Why is the allowable stress 0 after calculating the expansion condition in the stress analysis scenarios for FRP pipes? The standard used is ISO14692. 2. Where can I find the parameters for nozzle limit verification?

Reply #22019-05-12

I’m a complete beginner; I don’t know what’s going on here

Reply #32019-06-28

How should continuous support for pipes in carsar be considered, and what form of support should be used? Continuous supports are supports with a length of 400–1460 mm

Reply #42019-08-13

Is there a CaesarⅡ 2011 keygen?

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