Confusions in stress analysis
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In the past few weeks, I’ve noticed that since I started learning CII on my own, I’ve reached a bottleneck – I haven’t made any progress for a whole week now. So I was wondering if any of you who are also learning CII have any good suggestions? I have reviewed all the materials related to this topic on the forum, including the three books included with CII: the upper and lower volumes of the Stress Analysis Guide, Tang Yongjin’s book on stress analysis of pressure pipelines, as well as the materials posted by eddedong. A few days ago on QQ, I heard that the book \"Stress Analysis and Engineering Applications of Industrial Pipelines\" edited by Song Keko is quite good, and I plan to buy a copy to read it soon.
Reply to 1# yefeng0719: I feel like I haven’t studied it in enough depth. There’s a lot of content in those three books. The theory guides for stress analysis, in volumes one and two, are also good.
Well, how should I put it? It’s not bad either, hehehe. The key is to study it slowly on your own
Reply to 2# llu85: Well, I plan to go through those books again, hehe.
I got the book \"Stress Analysis of Industrial Piping and Its Engineering Applications\" a few days ago and flipped through it; in my opinion, it isn’t written deep enough.
Reply to 5# levjod: I think it will be enough for a beginner like me to enjoy it for some time. Hehe, it will arrive in two days; I’m really looking forward to it, hehe!
This book also contains many theoretical errors; it seems to have been put together by piecing together excerpts from various books