Regarding the issue of the 12.5 parameter for manufacturing deviations in steel pipes
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The default value for Caesar is 12.5; I want to know if this parameter has an impact on the calculation results For example, if they are set to 0 and 12.5 respectively, will there be any change in the force acting on the pipe outlet in the calculation results?
Have you tried it? Since the negative deviation for the vast majority of domestically produced steel pipes is 12.5%, it is only logical to enter that value. In my opinion, if the loss is 0, it indicates that the processing precision of the production pipeline is very high—perfectly accurate. If comparing the two alone, the former is a thin-walled tube while the latter is a thick-walled tube. It’s just a safety factor when writing programs. Similar to the corrosion allowance. If there are any mistakes, please feel free to point them out.
What concerns me is whether it has an impact on the calculated data
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