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Pipe Stress Analysis - Finite Element Method (FEM)

Pipe Stress Analysis - Finite Element Method (FEM)

As temperature varies, thermal expansions of piping generate dynamic loads that are transmitted to supports, guides, fixed points, connections, and fittings. These mechanical stresses can compromise system functionality, causing piping failures and unexpected plant shutdowns.

Pipe Stress Analysis of piping is a branch of general engineering and represents the fundamental science of piping. The purpose of stress analysis is to prevent mechanical and structural failures in the system by virtually simulating the different scenarios in which it is intended to operate.

Stress analysis aims to verify that the values resulting from the calculations comply with the applicable reference parameters and standards required to ensure the safety of the installation.

  • Pipe Stress Analysis

    Deadweight and Pressure Analysis (or Self-Weight and Pressure Analysis)

    Thermal Analysis

    Wind and Seismic Analysis

    Dynamic Analysis

    Minimum Required Thickness

    Pump and Flange Analysis

    Bellows Analysis

    Fiberglass Pipes (or Fiberglass Piping)