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05 Basic CII Operation

The document outlines the basic operations and concepts of the CAESAR II piping modeling tool, including various elements such as straight pipes, bends, rigid and flexible elements, and reducers. It details the properties and weight considerations for different components, as well as guidelines for input checking, analysis, and load case setup. Additionally, it mentions the importance of pressure-temperature operating conditions and nozzle load limit checks in the design process.

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05 Basic CII Operation

The document outlines the basic operations and concepts of the CAESAR II piping modeling tool, including various elements such as straight pipes, bends, rigid and flexible elements, and reducers. It details the properties and weight considerations for different components, as well as guidelines for input checking, analysis, and load case setup. Additionally, it mentions the importance of pressure-temperature operating conditions and nozzle load limit checks in the design process.

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CAESAR II :

BASIC OPERATION
Basic Model Concept:
Initial check for Design Environment
Basic Model Concept:
CAESAR II Piping Modeling Toolbars
Basic Model Concept:
Straight Pipe

TO
20

ELEMENT

10

FROM
Basic Model Concept:
Bend

Bend applied at
TO node
Basic Model Concept:
Rigid Element with Weight

Rigid Element w/ Weight


Normally for Valves and Flanges

CAESAR II automatically includes 1.0 times the


fluid weight of equivalent straight pipe and
1.75 times the insulation weight of equivalent
straight pipe.
Basic Model Concept:
Rigid Element without Weight

Rigid Element w/o Weight


Normally for Representing
Equipment Thermal Expansion

Rigid elements with zero weight are


considered to be modeling
constructs and do not have fluid or
insulation weight added.
Basic Model Concept:
Flexible Element

Flexible Element
Normally for
Expansion Joint

• If the torsional stiffness value is not specified, CAESAR II uses a default value of
0.11298E+05
• Use 1.0 for bellows stiffnesses that are completely flexible.
• Use 1.0E12 for rigid bellows stiffnesses.
Basic Model Concept:
Reducer

Concentric

Eccentric
Basic Model Concept:
Tee and SIF Components

Stress Intensification Factor (SIF) from


Applicable Standard
(For ASME B31.3, See Appendix-D)
Basic Model Concept:
Pipe Restraint
Basic Model Concept:
Pipe and fluid properties
Pipe Property Input Additional weight to be
included for Sustain case

Pipe material with


mechanical properties
Basic Model Concept:
Pressure – Temperature Operating Conditions

For general practice


• T1/P1 is used for normal operating condition
• T2/P2 is used for maximum/design condition
• Remaining are for other conditions to be
evaluated
Basic Model Concept:
Nozzle Load Limit Check
Basic Model Concept:
Input Checking and Analysis Running Step

Pipe Insulation
Design Insulation Thickness Temp. Pressure Density Density
Code

Material

Corrosion Fluid
Diameter
Allowance Density

1 2
Basic Model Concept:
Static Load Case Setup 3

Code Required Load Cases


Basic Model Concept:
Static Output Processor

Back to Input 3D Plot

Animation View Report

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