About Length Cutoff Location Determination for Pipeline Modeling
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Dear heroes, I would like to ask you a basic question, that is, when constructing pipeline model calculations in caesa, the pipeline usually starts from the equipment, but if the pipeline is relatively long, it generally needs to be ignored from where on. Is there any rule or principle? Please give me some advice.
http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=350819&highlight=%B9%DC%B5%C0%2B%D3%A6%C1%A6%B7%D6%CE%F6 This post discusses which pipes require stress analysis, which should generally be from equipment port to equipment port. Where does the original poster think it can end? There may be some minor pipelines that can be considered not modeled. But the end should still be at the equipment port or fixed bracket or free end of the pipe (reserved interface).
Reply to 1# boywoe Where to cut off is a matter of boundary conditions. The usual boundary conditions can be a fixed frame or another device. The key is to consider which aspects you care about and which ones can be ignored~