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Questions regarding pressure input for CAESAR II

2010-08-10View Original

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This post was last edited by Northwest Wolf on 2010-8-13 at 11:40. Dear fellow sailors: I’ve encountered a problem while self-studying CAESAR II recently, and I hope experts can help me figure it out. When looking at models created by others, for example, only \"Pressure1:390kpa\" is entered in the pressure field – what does \"Hydro Press:585kpa\" mean, and how is it calculated?
Reply #22010-08-10
If you want to calculate the Hydro Test, you need to enter the Hydro Test Pressure. Does this value of “Hydro Press: 585kpa” appear in the results?
Reply #32010-08-10
The typical hydrostatic test pressure is 1.5 times the design pressure
Reply #42010-08-11
It’s not that I’m criticizing the original poster, but you haven’t even established a basic theoretical framework – how can you then manage C2 in a low-key manner? Low-key, I mean

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