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CAESAR II® Statics One
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Welcome to these Special Videos for Learning
CAESAR II® Statics!
These CAESAR II Statics One training videos are the second in our video
training series for CAESAR II software. These lessons were developed by David
Diehl, the Director of Training at the Intergraph® Corporation, and are designed
to teach you CAESAR II in the easiest, fastest way possible. As you watch the
videos and follow along doing the exercises you'll learn many of the commands,
features, and techniques that will make you more productive and accurate in your
work. It won't take long before using CAESAR II becomes automatic and you'll
master its intricacies as you explore the world's leading pipe stress analysis
system!
So thank you for your commitment to training, and let's get started!
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Trademark Information
The material, applications, and routines presented in this book have been
included for their instructional value. They have been tested for accuracy, but
are not guaranteed for any particular purpose. The author and copyright holders
do not offer any representations or warranties, nor do they accept any liabilities
with respect to this video and written material, instructions, software applications,
or routines. This material in these documents and accompanying videos is solely
owned and copyrighted ©2015 by CAD Training Technologies, LLC, Houston,
Texas, USA. Duplication in any manner is strictly prohibited without express
written consent. All pipe stress analysis should be done according to the
appropriate piping codes and under the direct supervision of a professional
engineer.
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CAESAR II Statics One
Table of Contents
LESSON 1
Video 1 Starting the "Simple" model ........................................................................... 1
Video 2 Using the Interface, Adding Restraints and Tees, Viewing the Model ........... 6
Video 3 Using the List Feature, Analyzing and Viewing Results................................. 9
LESSON 2
Video 1 Using the Simple Model, Viewing Deflected Shape, Modifying Display ......... 18
Video 2 Expansion Stress Formula, Types of Stresses Considered ........................... 31
Video 3 Stress Cube, Morh's Circle, Expansion Stress Formula Examined ............... 36
Video 4 Axial Stress, Stress Intensification Factors .................................................... 41
Video 5 Torsional Stress, Flexibility and Stress Intensification Factors ...................... 44
Video 6 Calculating Expansion Stresses using Mathcad, Comparing to CAESAR II .. 49
Video 7 Calculating other Stresses using Mathcad, Comparing to CAESAR II .......... 57
Video 8 Operating Load Case and Stresses, Code Stresses ..................................... 65
LESSON 3
Video 1 When Spring Supports are Needed ............................................................... 72
Video 2 Calculating Dead Weight in the Hot Position, Load Variation ........................ 77
Video 3 How the Anvil® Catalog Works ...................................................................... 81
Video 4 Hanger Load Cases ....................................................................................... 85
Video 5 Example Selection, the CAESAR II Hanger Report ...................................... 88
Video 6 Hanger Report, Hanger Design Data, Actual Installed Load ......................... 93
Video 7 Hanger Selection Problem ............................................................................. 97
Video 8 Evaluating the Hanger Selection.................................................................... 103
Video 9 Modifying the Design to Improve Results ...................................................... 109
LESSON 4
Video 1 Review of Hanger Design ............................................................................. 114
Video 2 Hanger Control Settings in the Configuration and Piping Input Areas ........... 117
Video 3 3 Hanger Control Settings in the Input Spreadsheet .................................. 126
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Video 4 Additional Hanger Control Settings in the Input Spreadsheet........................ 131
Video 5 Hanger Control Settings in the Load Case Editor .......................................... 135
Video 6 A Detailed Review of the Hanger Reports ..................................................... 138
Video 7 Verifying and Modifying Hanger Selections ................................................... 143
Video 8 Things to Watch For in Hanger Selection ..................................................... 149
Video 9 When to Design Using Actual Cold Loads ..................................................... 154
LESSON 5
Video 1 Starting the Turbine Model............................................................................. 158
Video 2 Completing the Model, Including the Intake Section of the Model ................. 167
Video 3 Analyzing and Viewing the Deflected Shape ................................................. 174
Video 4 Adding CNodes, Filtering Results for Viewing ............................................... 184
Video 5 Analyzing the Turbine using NEMA SM23 ..................................................... 192
Video 6 Adding a +Y Support to Improve the Results ................................................. 203
Video 7 Changing the +Y Support to a Spring Can to Improve Results...................... 209
Video 8 Modifying the Piping Geometry to Increase Flexibility ................................... 217
Video 9 Verifying the Turbine Design Results............................................................. 228
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