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In Caesar II software, how do you enter the values to represent large pipes supporting smaller pipes?

2015-10-27View Original

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In Caesar II software, how do I enter ‘(’ to represent a large pipe supporting a small pipe?
Reply #22015-10-27
As a supplementary note, in the same piping system, the steam pipe with a diameter of DN300 located below serves to support the steam condensate pipe with a diameter of DN80. The stress analysis software uses the CONDE connection method; when two pipes are connected in this way, they end up overlapping. What’s going on? How can I separate them? I tried using the displacement method, but it didn’t work either
Reply #32015-10-28
Use CNODE to create a rigid connection
Reply #42015-10-28
Why not take a screenshot and take a look? . .
Reply #52015-11-24
Similar to the method using false pipe supports, it is connected using CNODE
Reply #62015-12-02
Firstly, it is not highly recommended to use branch pipes; if branch pipes must be used, use rigid components along with master and slave points

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