Method of offering wall-thickness thinning prediction...

Data processing: structural design – modeling – simulation – and em – Simulating nonelectrical device or system – Fluid

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C703S002000, C703S022000

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ABSTRACT:
A wall-thickness thinning rate at a not-measured position is estimated using information having a small number of measured points. Simulation of behavior of fluid flowing inside a pipe line is performed based on wall-thickness data of pipes and three-dimensional layout data of the pipe line including the pipes using a computer, and simulated wall-thickness thinned data of the pipes composing the pipe line is calculated from change of the simulated behavior of fluid.

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