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[Phase 1 of Time-Limited Quick Response Contest] 026 [Completed]

2009-03-18View Original

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Rules: 1. If you want to answer immediately, give a score of +1 wealth to Floor 1 and write your answer in the “Reason for action” field (only the content within parentheses); see the image below for details. 2. One “*” represents 1 Chinese character (or 1 digit), and the answer must match exactly to be considered correct. 3. The first person to answer correctly will receive +10 wealth points; please reply in the comments on floor 2 or below to claim the reward ; 4. The scope of questions covers the commonly used standards and experience manuals in the fields of process engineering and piping ; 5. The difficulty level of the questions increases from easy to difficult. 6. Lower-grade students are welcome to participate actively. Question of this issue: 026. In pipeline design, fatigue resulting from (****), (***), and (****) should be taken into account. Standard answer: Stress cycling; Thermal cycling; Other cycles. Winner: None. Last edited by hutom123 on 2009-3-28 17:07.]
Reply #22009-03-18
Pressure changes, thermal changes, displacement stress.
Reply #32009-03-18
026. Fatigue resulting from (cyclic loads), (thermal displacements), and (accidental loads) should be considered in pipeline design.
Reply #42009-03-18
Cyclic loading, thermal displacement, and accidental loading – these seem to be the three points
Reply #52009-03-18
026. Fatigue resulting from (thermal expansion and contraction), (additional displacement at the ends), and (displacement loads) should be considered in pipeline design.
Reply #62009-03-18
Cyclic loading, thermal displacement, accidental loading
Reply #72009-03-18
Cyclic loading, thermal displacement, accidental loading
Reply #82009-03-18
Fatigue resulting from (cyclic loading), (thermal displacement), and (plastic deformation) should be considered in pipeline design
Reply #92009-03-18
Thermal expansion and contraction, point displacement, secondary stress
Reply #102009-03-19
Sealed pipe threads, tapered pipe threads
Reply #112009-03-19
Cyclic loading, thermal displacement, impact loading
Reply #122009-03-19
Operating load, thermal displacement, accidental load
Reply #132009-03-20
Cyclic load, thermal displacement, maximum total load
Reply #142009-03-20
Cyclic loading, thermal displacement, pipeline vibration
Reply #152009-03-20
Cyclic load, thermal load, accidental load.
Reply #162009-03-20
Cyclic load, temperature variation load, accidental load
Reply #172009-03-21
Cyclic stress, thermal displacement, alternating load
Reply #182009-03-22
Cyclic loading, thermal displacement, end displacement
Reply #192009-03-22
Cyclic loading, thermal displacement, accidental loading
Reply #202009-03-24
Cyclic loading, thermal expansion, vibration loading

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