Finite elements in the analysis of pressure vessels and piping, an addendum: A bibliography (2001–2004)

Partially open crack model for leakage pressure analysis of bolted metal-to-metal flange

“…The Finite Element (FE) modeling of threaded connections and bolted flanges has been widely investigated, as summarized in Mackerle's reviews [50][51][52]. Some of these studies have focused on the tightening process [36] and the bolt-up sequence of a flanged connection [37,53].…”

Influences of Material Parameters on Power Spinning Process of Large Ellipsoidal Heads with Variable Thicknesses

“…As well known, power spinning is an advanced flexible technique used to manufacture various head pressure vessels in fields of aeronautics, astronautics, weaponry, and so on [1]. Especially, it is more suitable for forming LEHVT due to unmatched technical and economic advantages such as high precision, high capability, high efficiency, and low cost [2].…”

Static Analysis of Circular Cylindrical Shell Under Hydrostatic and Ring Forces

“…An abundant literature is available on the use of numerical methods, specially the finite element method, for the analysis of cylindrical shells (Jaroslav, 2005); but recent studies have shown the great dangers of using numerical modelling without a sufficient deep understanding of the effects of choosing different analysis options (Federico et al, 2008). Thus the use of analytical methods, such as the initial value approach, in the analysis of cylindrical shells cannot be overemphasised.…”