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WIND EFFECT ON PIPING SYSTEMS
Wind loads are critical in designing industrial piping systems, especially in regions where wind intensity can reach high levels. These loads can significantly affect the overall structural integrity of a piping network. This article will discuss the impact of wind on piping stress, the necessary load cases for wind analysis in Caesar II, detailed calculation methods, and relevant international codes.