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Expansion joint fatigue cycle problem

2009-07-22View Original

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Question: When using SW6 for calculations related to stainless steel expansion joints, under the data options for such joints, there is an option for \"type of fatigue cyclic load\". What is the difference between thermal cycling load and mechanical cycling load?
Reply #22009-08-12
The former is suitable for use as expansion joints to compensate for the thermal expansion and contraction of pipelines or equipment. The latter is suitable for expansion joints that are used for shock absorption or to compensate for mechanical displacements such as foundation settlement.
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