Steamhammer Forcing Function
Steamhammer Forcing Function
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Does anyone out there have a simple method for development of an approximate forcing function for steamhammer ? I am interested in the hammer event when a steam system starts up and condensate is clearing from the traps
I need these fuctions to onput into CAESAR-II to complete a piping stress analysis.
What I need is an approximate loading for pipe restraint design for saturated steam systems..... the kind that would be found in a chemical process facility.
I am aware of some very expensive software that is typically used for superheated steam in electric utility applications. (SUNRISE SYSTEMS offers such software)
Anybody out there have any website references or magazine articles or technical papers ????
Thanks in advance !!!
MJC
I need these fuctions to onput into CAESAR-II to complete a piping stress analysis.
What I need is an approximate loading for pipe restraint design for saturated steam systems..... the kind that would be found in a chemical process facility.
I am aware of some very expensive software that is typically used for superheated steam in electric utility applications. (SUNRISE SYSTEMS offers such software)
Anybody out there have any website references or magazine articles or technical papers ????
Thanks in advance !!!
MJC





RE: Steamhammer Forcing Function
Your message that I stumbled across is dated, but I thought that you may benefit from knowing that the COADE discusion forum is likely the best place to submit a query of the nature you posted/I found.
Perhaps your questions have been answered, but through the www.coade.com discussion forum, you will receive almost immediate responses to technical questions.
Feel free to contact my office directly also, as we are a COADE Authorized Techical Center, and are thereby duty-bound to come in good will to the aid of all pipe stress analysts.
Most humble regards,
Jim Wilcox, P.Eng
jim.wilcox@codecad.com
http://www.codecad.com
ph. 403-261-3930
RE: Steamhammer Forcing Function
The paper was published in asme PVP also I really don't remember the year
hope this helps