Mrbobbyjoe
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I am currently trying to input a nozzle to a vessel at the top/head of the vessel which is of coarse has the same centerline. Is it still possible to model this without any errors?
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Is Top Nozzle for WRC Possible
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I guess that you are referring to use of WRC 107 or WRC 297 to calculate local stresses in the vessel shell. Both those codes are specifically for attachments to cylindrical shells, so cannot be used for a vessel end which would normally be torispherical, elliptical etc.
This issue was covered by a recent thread in the Coade forum.
This issue was covered by a recent thread in the Coade forum.
There are no text books dealing expressly with CAESAR II. There are texts on the subject of "Pipe Stress Analysis", such as those listed here:
[URL unfurl="true"]http://www.coade.com/support_reference.asp?varflag=Reference#4[/url]
Richard Ay
COADE, Inc.
[URL unfurl="true"]http://www.coade.com/support_reference.asp?varflag=Reference#4[/url]
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