Anchor Block Modelling in AutoPipe
Anchor Block Modelling in AutoPipe
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Can anyone suggest how an anchor block is modeled in Autopipe.
Thanks in advance
Joe
Thanks in advance
Joe
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Anchor Block Modelling in AutoPipe
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RE: Anchor Block Modelling in AutoPipe
Independent events are seldomly independent.
RE: Anchor Block Modelling in AutoPipe
RE: Anchor Block Modelling in AutoPipe
Independent events are seldomly independent.
RE: Anchor Block Modelling in AutoPipe
RE: Anchor Block Modelling in AutoPipe
I believe after virtual anchor length, pipe is fully restraint,, so in order to counterbalance the movement in unrestraint portion, anchor has to be placed here, so hw can i model that,,,
RE: Anchor Block Modelling in AutoPipe
Independent events are seldomly independent.
RE: Anchor Block Modelling in AutoPipe
I don't know Autopipe but we have 2 ways for modeling anchor/thrust blocks in CAESAR II(as I know):
1- use of anchor with stiffness at anchor/thrust blocks
2- changing property of the soil near anchor/thrust blocks.
RE: Anchor Block Modelling in AutoPipe
RE: Anchor Block Modelling in AutoPipe
RE: Anchor Block Modelling in AutoPipe
we are designing a natural gas pipeline, of 24'' diameter. My question is, when an achor bolt is required. The pipeline that we are designing is an underground carbon steel pipe, which in some cases has over 40% slope! Is there any rule of thumb or good engineering practice for anchoring the pipeline if its slope is over one specific percentage?
RE: Anchor Block Modelling in AutoPipe
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