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yan warta
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How to Input Pump/Vessel/Compressor to Caesar II

11/30/2012 2:35 AM

dear all

any one can give me advise how to input compressor/Vessel and pump to Caesar II program,

i' m new people working with this program
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Re: How to Input Pump/Vessel/Compressor to Caesar II

11/30/2012 4:04 PM

yan warty...

The user's manual, which came with the purchased version of this fine program, explains modelling attached equipment in detail.

Otherwise, you can go to the COADE website ( www.coade.com) give them your S/N for the software and the paid staff supporting the CAESAR-II program will be glad to help you.

You have already tried this.....Is that correct ?
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yan warta
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Re: How to Input Pump/Vessel/Compressor to Caesar II

12/02/2012 10:49 PM

Thank you very much, i will try your advise
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mhaske.dnyaneshwar
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Re: How to Input Pump/Vessel/Compressor to Caesar II

12/01/2012 2:59 AM

First model one inlet nozzle and give allowabel Forces and moments value which it is to be limeted .
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