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Stress calculation for pipes under negative pressure

2015-09-16View Original

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How is the stress in pipes with negative pressure calculated? Is it a conversion to calculate the corresponding positive pressure? Who has the standard that outlines this corresponding relationship? Could you share it? Thank you
Reply #22015-09-16
All calculations should be filled in based on absolute pressure!
Reply #32015-09-16
This post was last edited by Ling Shuang on 2015-11-2 at 13:54. What was said above is incorrect; the HELP file for CAESAR states that the pressure to be entered is the difference between the internal and external pressures, that is, gauge pressure.
Reply #42015-09-19
Pressure has little impact on the calculation results; the difference between absolute pressure and gauge pressure is only 100 KPa. That’s what the teacher said during class.
Reply #52015-09-19
There is still an impact; stress can induce axial, circumferential, and radial stresses, resulting in very different outcomes

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