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Regarding the stress report

2016-07-13View Original

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In stress calculation, only Y is set for a point – why are forces also shown in the report for the X and Z directions?
Reply #22016-07-22
Is the piping straight? If not, there will naturally be forces in other directions
Reply #32016-07-22
It’s a vertical pipe, so friction shouldn’t have any effect, right?
Reply #42016-07-22
It’s not a straight pipe; if only a Y is installed in the vertical pipe, there should be only displacement in the horizontal direction, right? No force should be exerted

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