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Heat Exchanger: water weight for hydrostatic test FEA

Heat Exchanger: water weight for hydrostatic test FEA

Heat Exchanger: water weight for hydrostatic test FEA

(OP)
Hi,

I have to consider the weight of the water inside the inner volume of an entire Heat Exchanger for the Hydrostatic Test FEA.
How can I consider it? If I set the hydrostatic pressure as external load applied to all internal surfaces (normally to them) does the software consider the weight of the water automatically?

Thank you very much
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RE: Heat Exchanger: water weight for hydrostatic test FEA

(OP)
Thank you very much!

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