Piping stress analysis

2012-12-06View Original

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Dear experts, what are some of the commonly used software tools for pipeline stress analysis? What software is used in each compound? Thank you all!

Reply #22012-12-06

CAESAR2 and autopipe – those are the main ones, I guess

Reply #32012-12-06

Are there any others? I hope experts can give me some advice!

Reply #42012-12-06

There’s also ROHR2, a nuclear-grade pipeline stress analysis system; in fact, ROHR2 offers excellent human-machine interaction.

Reply #52012-12-06

CAESAR2,glif

Reply #62013-03-11

I really want to know that too, how to learn*!

Reply #72013-03-12

This website has relevant learning materials for CAESAR2, and it’s easy to get started. Wish you success!

Reply #82013-09-08

Is there a download link for the Caesar2 software?

Reply #92013-09-09

It seems **there is one; please check.

Reply #102013-09-09

There are many software programs for pipeline mechanics. The most commonly used in the petroleum and chemical industry is definitely CAESAR; there are also PIPESTRESS, ANSYS, ANSYS PIPE, SYSPIPE, and many others. . . .

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