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CAESAR II – Navigating the Material Database for Non-Standard Materials Situation CAESAR II – Navigating the Material Database: Consider an evaluation of a run of piping that includes non-standard materials. We need to determine whether or not CAESAR II has these materials available, and if not, add them and the material properties for our analysis.
How can we go about doing this? Initial Problem Materials like SA-106 Grade B can be selected easily for analysis by typing in “106” in the material field shown in Figure 2. The number “106” is not directly related to the material, but instead relates to the material ID in the CAESAR II database.
Solution/Findings What we need to understand is where is the material ID specified by the material database? To find this out, lets go to the materials table in the Home tab of the main CAESAR II Input screen (Figure 3). This opens up the material database editor, and allows us to alter the properties of all the predefined materials that come standard with CAESAR II.
Figure 2 – Material A106 Gr B selected. Figure 3 – Material database selection Next, we are going to select the edit the material icon, which is the fourth icon from the right in Figure 4. This will allow you to search all current materials in the database. In this example I am interested in SA-269, a particular grade of Austenitic Stainless Steel which I need for corrosion resistance. Following the dialog input, I typed in “269” and searched. I received 9 separate material types in return in Figure 5.
The first three correspond to material ID 269, which corresponds with SA-403, this isn’t what I want. The next 6 materials are exactly what I am looking for. For the 6 records, there are three groups based on Grade. The three grades are TP304, TP304L, and TP316L. For the three grades, there are two separate materials based on whether or not you are using B31.3 or not as your design basis.
Right now, I have a clear understanding of what material ID number corresponds to these materials. The middle column “number,” has three identifications, 343, 351, and 352 for TP304, TP304L, and TP 316L respectively. I can go back to my piping input screen in Figure 1 and type in any of these numbers to get the corresponding material grade I am looking for. For now though, let’s take a look at the information CAESAR II contains for a material grade. I’ll check A269 TP304 B31.3 and click OK. Figure 4 – Select the material Edit Icon.
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Figure 5 – Type in “269” and click search. Figure 6 takes us back to the material database editor after clicking OK. The largest portion of this table describes the reduction in allowable stress versus temperature, which is a direct copy of the values found in the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Section II Part D.
In some situations if you are working with a unique grade, you may need to create your own table of allowable stresses, however for the vast majority of cases we are going to be working with default values. Figure 6 – Material Details for A269 TP304 for B31.3 Thank you, George.