Piping systems are the arteries of industrial civilization, carrying everything from superheated steam and cryogenic liquefied natural gas to corrosive chemicals and high-pressure hydrocarbons. For decades, the standard approach to ensuring these systems remain safe centered on beam‑element stress analysis using codes like ASME B31.3. While beam models serve as a solid foundation, they often…
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