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Newbie asking for help, urgent

2020-05-18View Original

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I'm a complete newbie, I used to use autopipe for stress calculations. This time the customer requested CAESARII. After calculation, I found that the reaction forces of the two software constraints are quite different. I guess there is something wrong with the input of the spring bracket and expansion joint. I would like to ask everyone to help me find out. The following are the calculation results of CAESARII for the cold state and the pure hot state. The following are the calculation results of autopipe.
Reply #22020-05-18
It should be a problem with the spring bracket. Another duct has an expansion joint but no spring bracket. The calculation results of the two software are similar.
Reply #32020-05-18
Why is the constraint reaction force so large in single P1 working condition?
Reply #42023-10-20
The original poster, how is autopipe compared to cii?

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