Does anyone have a stress calculation program using the equivalent stiffness method?
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I am a beginner in pressure piping design. My company needs to prepare a GC2 level pressure piping stress analysis book. I have read relevant books for a few days and searched a lot of information. I have learned some relevant knowledge. I also downloaded the GLIF stress analysis software, but I don’t know how to use it. I learned about the equivalent stiffness method stress calculation program in the book. Does anyone have it? Can you help me? Other stress analysis software, such as AUTOPIPE, CAESAR, and PIPENET, can only be purchased with money. How much does it cost?
I’ve been posting for so many days, but no one has responded!
AUTOPIPE and CAESAR are quite expensive. There is a PJ version of GLIF available online for stress analysis of overhead pipelines.
Glif is also used, but it cannot be used for calculations of small pipe diameters, which is sad!
Can't you calculate small pipe diameters? How old it is, I really don’t know.
For the D25 pipeline, the output result shows "warning". After changing to D100, the "warning" disappears.
Why go to all this trouble? There are plenty of software stores outside.
Why go to all this trouble? There are plenty of software stores outside.
Why go to all this trouble? There are plenty of software stores outside.
Now I understand that CAESAR stress analysis software can be downloaded online without spending money. This software is powerful and easy to learn.* It's more difficult to get up. FAOP software and GLIF software can be downloaded from Haichuan to learn * It seems relatively simple.