What value should be entered for the angle between the two coordinate systems in the SW6 calculation of local stresses in cylinder nozzles?

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When using EN13445 for calculations, it was found that the results obtained by entering 0° and 180° are different; I’m not sure how to determine the angle between the two coordinate systems Seeking advice

Reply #22016-09-05

If the nozzle is not tilted, use the default value of 0 degrees; if there is a certain tilt, enter the angle between the axis of the nozzle and the normal to the cylinder at the location of the nozzle

Reply #32016-09-05

For sw6, 0 is usually entered; an angle needs to be entered only if the direction of the force forms an angle with the coordinate system.

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