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How to handle infinite loops when analyzing pump inlet and outlet pipelines

2016-02-22View Original

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The friction coefficient of the support near the pump nozzle is taken as 0.3
Reply #22016-02-22
First, check whether there is any support that has become unsupported; when in an infinite loop, pressing F2 will prompt the location of the unsupported point. Find that point, remove the friction coefficient, and try again.
Reply #32016-03-04
The bracket has come loose; adjust its position
Reply #42016-03-10
May I ask if the friction coefficient of the first support at the outlet of the pump nozzle can be removed?
Reply #52016-03-22
The friction at the first support at the pump outlet can have a significant impact on the pump nozzle; if there is any clearance in this area, it is recommended to use a spring-mounted support. If no clearance is present, friction can be reduced by adding sliders or by adjusting the path. Your question is too general; it’s not possible to simply answer whether it’s possible or not.
Reply #62016-05-26
I just started learning *stress analysis; I don’t have enough knowledge yet

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