Hi, Thanks for your comment. w is weight per unit length, it is the distributed load of the pipe incl. pipe, insulation and fluid weight. In ASME B31.3, S value not specified. There are some equations instead. But you can use Kellogg's for process piping.
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What is 'w' in the last equation?? And for B31.3 what is the value of S?
Hi, Thanks for your comment. w is weight per unit length, it is the distributed load of the pipe incl. pipe, insulation and fluid weight. In ASME B31.3, S value not specified. There are some equations instead. But you can use Kellogg's for process piping.
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From where can we get Delta??
Hi. You can calculate by the beam deflection equations. For straight pipe, it is y=5pL^4/384EI.