Stiffness method for pipeline analysis

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Jamali Jalil

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Journal: Energy Equipment and Systems Year:2024 | Volume:12 | Issue:3 Page(s): 263-269

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Title

Stiffness method for pipeline analysis

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Jamali Jalil | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

Pipeline Analysis

Stiffness Method

finite element method

FEM

Thermal loads

Abstract

Pipeline systems under Thermal loads are frequently used in different industries, such as the power plants and petrochemicals. Unlike the analytical method of elastic center, which is capable to analyze only one branch of pipeline with pipe members parallel to the coordinate system, the method of stiffness removes these limitations. In this article the Stiffness Method is introduced for the analysis of pipeline systems. Based on this method, the piping system may include any number of piping braches. The straight pipe elements in the branch may have any general orientation and the bend elements may have any arbitrary angle. The computer program designed based on this method may compute the nodal displacements at the ends of the straight or bend elements and present three components for loads and three components for moments. Once the free-body diagram of each piping elements with nodal forces and moments are drawn, then the engineering codes are employed to design the piping system for safe operation.

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