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Gap modeling in CAESAR II is used to represent a physical clearance between a pipe and a restraint, such as a guide or line stop. The gap allows the pipe to move freely within the specified clearance and engages the restraint only when the pipe movement reaches the gap limit. This helps simulate realistic nonlinear behavior in piping systems. Caesar 2 Training covers gap definitions, restraint behavior, friction effects, and interpretation of analysis results.

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