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(Caesar II) allowable stress in occasional and expansión load

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joseja01

joseja01

Petroleum
Apr 8, 2020
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Hi

I am having trouble generating a code stress check, and stress distributions.When I generate the stress report, it says the allowable stress is zero, hence it does not generate the correct stress plots or code compliance reports.

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I´m think the wrong is program configuration.

Thanks for your help.
 
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This is a surprising result. I presume you have Sc and Sh values defined in the input? If not, that is the problem. If so, we need to see your input file (*.c2). Can you open an SR on Smart Support and send in the job please? Make sure you include details about your OS and specific CAESAR II version.

Richard Ay
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Did you use a custom material or something that doesn't have ASME B31.3 defined allowables?
 
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