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DESIGN DATA MAX. ALLOWABLE STRESS AT DESIGN TEMPERATURE THICKNESS OF CYLINDRICAL SHELL UNDER INTERAL PRESSURE THICKNESS OF ELLIPSOIDAL HEADS, PRESSURE ON CONCAVE SIDE THICKNESS OF NOZZLE NECK UNDER INTERNAL PRESSURE MAX. ALLOWABLE WORKING PRESSURE HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE REINFORCEMENT FOR OPENINGS PRESSURE-TEMPERATURE RATING FOR ASME FLANGE THE CALCULATION OF LIFTING LUG CHECK FOR STRENGTH AND STABILITY OF THE HORIZONTAL VESSEL CHECK FOR POST WELD HEAT TREATMENT EVALUATION OF IMPACT TEST REQUIREMENT
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1. DESIGN DATA:
ASME BOILER AND PRESSURE VESSELS CODE APPLICABLE CODE (1) CUSTOMER SPECIFICATION PED 97/23/EC DOC. NO. (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) DESIGN PRESSURE DESIGN TEMPERATURE TYPE OF JOINTS OF CATEGORIES A AND B RADIOGRAPHY JOINT EFFICIENCY CORROSION ALLOWANCE(TANK/TOWER) MATERIAL 2011-83-1-86811-345-0/Rev 0 SECTION DIVSION 1 2010 EDITION AND
INTERNAL 0.65 MPa 300 TYPE NO.1 SPOT PER UW-11(b) SHELL: 0.85, HEAD: 0.85, SHELL to HEAD: 0.85 2.6 mm / 3.5 mm. SHELL & HEAD :SA-516MGr.485 NOZZLE: SA-106Gr.B FLANGE: SA-105M
(9)
MAX.
ALLOWABLE
STRESS
AT
DESIGN
HEAD TYPE CAPACITY (TANK / TOWER) SERVICE FLUID MIN. SERVICE TEMPERATURE THE LOADING CONSIDERED IN DESIGNING VESSEL DIMENSIONS
2:1 Standard Ellipsoidal Head 64.9 m3 /6.7 m3 WATER AND STEAM (no lethal) -10 SEE TABLE 1-1 SEE FIG. 1-1
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Item 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
Description Internal pressure External pressure Weight of vessel Weight of normal contents under operation conditions Weight of normal contents under test conditions Superimposed static reactions from weight of attached equipment The attachments of internals The attachments of vessel supports (skirt, legs, saddles etc.) The attachments of hanger Cyclic and dynamic reactions due to pressure Cyclic and dynamic reactions due to thermal variations Cyclic and dynamic reactions due to equipment mounted on the vessel Cyclic and dynamic reactions due to mechanical loadings Wind reactions Snow reactions Seismic reactions Impact reactions, such as those due to fluid shock Temperature gradients Differential thermal expansion Abnormal pressure, such as those caused by deflagration Test pressure and coincident static head acting during the test (See UG-99)
Yes [] [ ] [] [] [] [ ] [ ] [] [] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ [ [ [ [ [ [ ] ] ] ] ] ] ]
No [ ] [] [ ] [ ] [ ] [] [] [ ] [ ] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [ ]
Yes [] [ ] [] [ ] [] [ ] [ ] [] [] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ [ [ [ [ [ [ ] ] ] ] ] ] ]
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REMARKS SA-516MGr.485 SA-516MGr.485 SA-106Gr.B SA-106Gr.B SA-106Gr.B SA-106Gr.B SA-106Gr.B SA-106Gr.B SA-106Gr.B SA-106Gr.B SA-106Gr.B SA-106Gr.B SA-106Gr.B SA-106Gr.B SA-106Gr.B SA-106Gr.B SA-106Gr.B SA-106Gr.B SA-106Gr.B SA-106Gr.B SA-106Gr.B
STEAM INLET
STEAM LEAKING FROM GATE POLE
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NO.
QTY 4 2 1 2 1 2 1 2 1
SIZE DN50 DN20 DN20 DN15 DN10 DN50 DN100 DN50 DN80
TYPE CLASS150 SO RF
INTERNAL THREAD INTERNAL THREAD INTERNAL THREAD
REMARKS SA-106Gr.B SA-105M SA-105M SA-105M SA-106Gr.B SA-106Gr.B SA-106Gr.B SA-106Gr.B SA-106Gr.B
PRESSURE GAUGE
PRESSURE SIGNAL NOZZLE
Note: Bolt holes of flanges shall straddle center line of the vessel.
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/NOTE: 1 PED/97/23/EC :
MATERIAL ALLOWANCE STRESS VALUE IS IN ACCORDANCE WITH PED/97/23/EC REGULATION ANNEX : 1. /FOR MATERIAL SA-516MGr.485: Re/t=204MPa, Rm/20=483MPa, Sd=MIN{Re/t2/3, Rm/205/12}=136 MPa 2. /FOR MATERIAL SA-106Gr.B: Re/t=188MPa, Rm/20=414MPa, Sd=MIN{Re/t 2/3, Rm/205/12}=125.3 MPa 3. /FOR MATERIAL SA-105: Re/t=194MPa, Rm/20=483MPa, Sd=MIN{Re/t2/3, Rm/20 5/12}=129.3 MPa 4. /FOR MATERIAL SA-193.B7: Re/t=595MPa, Rm/20=689MPa, Sd=MIN{Re/t2/3, Rm/20 5/12}=287 MPa
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3. THICKNESS OF CYLINDRICAL SHELL UNDER INTERNAL PRESSURE 3-1 DEAERATORS TANK: ASME SEC. DIV.1 UG-27 z Part z Design pressure z Design temperature z Material z Maximum allowable stress value at design temperature Sd z Maximum allowable stress value at test temperature z Height to point under consideration z Density of test medium (water) at test temperature z Type of welded joints in TABLE UW-12 z Radiographic examination St H (MPa) (MPa) (m) P (MPa) () : : : : : : : : : : Shell of tank 0.65 300
SA-516MGr.485
(kg/m3)
z Joint efficiency (specified in UW-12) z Negative Deviation: z Corrosion allowance (designated by customer) z Nominal shell thickness z Inside radius corroded z Final center line radius z Original center line radius (specified in UCS-79) z Shell length z Total weight z Reaction at each saddle z Head depth z Saddle to tangent line (1)
: : :
: : : : : : : :
Thickness calculation for shells under internal pressure with supplemental loading. Here three cases must be investigated: (a) (b) circumferential stress due to internal pressure longitudinal tensile stress due to bending must be added to the longitudinal stress due to
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Case 1 circumferential tensile stress. In this horizontal vessel; the equation in UG-27 (c)(1) is used: P = 0.65 + gH/106 = 0.65 + 10009.816.769/106 = 0.7165 MPa
t1 =
Case 2 longitudinal tensile stress. The following equation combines longitudinal tensile stress due to pressure with the longitudinal tensile stress due to bending at the midpoint between two saddles:
2( R 2 H 2 ) 1+ 2 QL 4A PR L t2 = 4H L 2SE + 0.4 P 4 R 2 SE 1+ 3L
=
2(1402.62 7002 ) 1+ 2 465975 9280 4 1140 9280 4 700 4 9280 1402.62 136 0.85 1+ 3 9280
= 4.35 1.514(0.9242-0.4914) = 4.35 0.656 = 5.006 mm Case 3 Longitudinal compressive stress. First determine the allowable compressive stress [see UG-23(b)] A=
B= 70 MPa (from Fig. CS-2) The general equation for thickness is the same as for longitudinal tensile stress except the pressure portion drops out since the most servere condition occurs when there is no pressure in the vessels.
2( R 2 H 2 ) 1 + 2 4 A QL L t3 = 2 4H 4 R SE L 1+ 3 L
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2(1402.62 7002 ) 1 + 2 465975 9280 4 1140 9280 = 4 700 4 9280 1402.6 2 70 0.85 1+ 3 9280
= 2.94(0.9242-0.4914) = 1.28 mm (2) Design thickness Required minimum shell thickness including allowance t = max(t1,t2,t3) + C1+C2 = 8.73+0.3+2.6 = 11.63 mm (3) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 16 > t (4) OK
Check minimum required thickness for paragraph UG-16 (b) (4) Minimum thickness required (including corrosion allowance) : 2.5 + 2.6 = 5.1 mm, nominal thickness is 16 mm > 5.1 mm, OK
(5)
Check extreme fiber elongation for paragraph UCS-79 Maximum allowable fiber elongation without post weld heat treatment is based on the following formula: For single curvature
r=
None of the conditions in UCS-79 (1~5) apply, so no heat treatment after cold forming need to apply.
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3-2 DEAERATORS TOWER: ASME SEC. DIV.1 UG-27 z Part z Design pressure z Design temperature z Material z Maximum allowable stress value at design temperature Sd z Maximum allowable stress value at test temperature z Height to point under consideration z Density of test medium (water) at test temperature z Type of welded joints in TABLE UW-12 z Radiographic examination St H (MPa) (MPa) (m) P (MPa) () : : : : : : : : : : Shell of tower 0.65 300
SA-516MGr.485
(kg/m3)
z Joint efficiency (specified in UW-12) z Negative Deviation: z Corrosion allowance (designated by customer) z Nominal shell thickness z Inside radius corroded z Final center line radius z Original center line radius (specified in UCS-79) (1)
: : :
: : :
Rf (mm) Ro (mm)
Required minimum shell thickness excluding allowance (circumferential stress) 0.385SE = 0.3851360.85=44.506> P (a) For design condition according to UG-27(b)&(c)
tmin 1 =
(b)
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tmin 2 =
0.65 903.5 9.81 2.95 1000 / 106 903.5 = + 174.6 0.85 0.6 0.65 174.6 0.85 0.6 (9.81 2.95 1000 / 106 ) = 3.97 + 0.15 = 4.12mm
(2) Design thickness Required minimum shell thickness including allowance T = max(tmin1,tmin2)+C1+C2 = 5.10 + 0.3 + 3.5 = 8.9 mm (3) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 12 > t (4) OK
Check minimum required thickness for paragraph UG-16 (b) (4) Minimum thickness required (including corrosion allowance) : 2.5 + 3.5 = 6.0 mm, nominal thickness is 12 mm> 6.0 mm, OK
(5)
Check extreme fiber elongation for paragraph UCS-79 Maximum allowable fiber elongation without post weld heat treatment is based on the following formula: For single curvature
r=
None of the conditions in UCS-79 (1~5) apply, so no heat treatment after cold forming need to apply.
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4. THICKNESS OF ELLIPSOIDAL HEAD, PRESSURE ON CONCAVE SIDE 4-1 DEAERATORS TANK: ASME SEC. DIV.1 UG-32
Part Design Design
: pressure temperature P (MPa) () : : : allowable stress value at design temperature allowable stress value at test temperature (left head) (right head) Sd St H H (MPa) (MPa) (m) (m) : : : : : : :
Heads of tank 0.65 300 SA-516MGr.485 136 174.6 6.769 6.769 1000 Type No. (1)
SPOT Per UW-11(b)
Density
(kg/m3)
Weld
Joint
: : :
Negative Deviation:
Corrosion Inside Inside
diameter of ellipsoidal head (corroded) spherical radius of hemispherical head final centerline radius (specified in UG-32(d)
: :
1402.6 2528
Crown
Rf (mm)
and UCS-79)
Knuckle
rf
(mm)
482.96
and UCS-79)
Original
R0 (mm)
Infinity
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(1)
Required minimum head thickness Without joint, according to UW-12(d), E=0.85, L = 0.9D = 0.92805.2 = 2524.68 mm ts/L = 13.92/2524.68=0.00552 > 0.002 (a) For the left head according to UG-32(d) (a-1) for design condition Required minimum head thickness excluding allowance tmin according to UG-32(d)
tmin 1 =
(b) For the right head (b-1) for design condition Required minimum head thickness excluding allowance tmin
tmin 2 =
(b-2) for hydrostatic test condition (Due to same dimension for ellipsoidal heads, the bottom head will be applied for calculation)
tmin 3 = =
0.65 2805.2 9.81 6.769 1000 / 106 2805.2 + 2 174.6 0.85 0.2 0.65 2 174.6 0.85 0.2 (9.81 6.769 1000 / 106 ) = 6.15 + 0.63 = 6.78mm
(2) Design thickness Required minimum head thickness including allowance t= max(tmin1,tmin2,tmin3) + C1+C2 = 7.90 + 0.3 + 2.6 = 10.8 mm (3) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 16 Minimum thickness after forming (mm) 13.92 t OK (4) Check minimum head thickness for hemispherical head from paragraph UG-32 (b) & (f) 0.665SE = 0.665 136 0.85 = 76.874 MPa >P
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tmin h =
r=
r=
None of the conditions listed in UCS-79(d)(1) through (5) exist, so no heat treatment of heads after cold forming need to apply for SA-516MGr.485 (P-NO.1 Group NO.2).
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4-2
: pressure temperature P (MPa) () : : : allowable stress value at design temperature allowable stress value at test temperature (bottom head) (top head) Sd St H H (MPa) (MPa) (m) (m) : : : : : : :
Heads of tower 0.65 300 SA-516MGr.485 136 174.6 3.437 0.787 1000 Type No. (1)
SPOT Per UW-11(b)
Density
(kg/m3)
Weld
Joint
: : :
Negative Deviation:
Corrosion
Inside diameter of ellipsoidal head (corroded) Inside spherical radius of hemispherical head Crown final centerline radius and UCS-79)
Knuckle
: :
903.5 1626
(specified in UG-32(d)
Rf (mm)
rf
(mm)
311.22
and UCS-79)
Original
R0 (mm)
Infinity
(1)
Required minimum head thickness Without joint, according to UW-12(d), E = 0.85, L=0.9D = 0.91807 = 1626.3mm
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ts/L = 10.44/1626.3 =0.00642 > 0.002 (a) For the top head according to UG-32(d)
according to UG-32(d)
(a-1) for design condition Required minimum head thickness excluding allowance tmin
tmin 1 =
(b) For the bottom head (b-1) for design condition Required minimum head thickness excluding allowance tmin
tmin 2 =
(b-2) for hydrostatic test condition (Due to same dimension for ellipsoidal heads, the bottom head will be applied for calculation)
tmin 3 =
0.65 1807 9.81 3.437 1000 / 106 1807 = + 2 174.6 0.85 0.2 0.65 2 174.6 0.85 0.2 (9.81 3.437 1000 / 106 ) = 3.96 + 0.21 = 4.17 mm
(2) Design thickness Required minimum head thickness including allowance t=max(tmin1,tmin2,tmin3)+C1+C2= 5.09 + 0.3+3.5 = 8.89 mm (3) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 12 Minimum thickness after forming (mm) 10.44 t OK (4) Check minimum head thickness for hemispherical head from paragraph UG-32 (b) & (f) 0.665SE = 0.665 136 0.85 =76.874 MPa >P
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tmin h =
r=
r=
None of the conditions listed in UCS-79(d)(1) through (5) exist, so no heat treatment of heads after cold forming need to apply for SA-516MGr.485 (P-NO.1 Group NO.2).
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5. THICKNESS OF NOZZLE NECK INTERNAL PRESSURE 5-1 DEAERATORS TANK: 5-1-1 FOR NOZZLE A1 pressure temperature of nozzle neck stress of nozzle neck material at design Sd (MPa) stress of nozzle neck material at test St (MPa) : : 174.6 SA-516M Gr.485 : 136 ASME SEC. DIV.1 UG-45 P (MPa) T () : : : 0.65 300 SA-516M Gr.485
Design Design
Material
Allowable
temperature
Allowable
temperature
Material
of head
Allowable stress of shell (or head) at design Ss (MPa) H (m) (k/m3) : : : 136 6.387 1000 Type No. (1)
temperature
Height
Density Type
UW-12
Radiographic Joint
SPOT Per UW-11(b) 0.85 0.3 2.6 254 244.6 1402.6 248 (Infinity)
Negative
C2 (mm) Ro (mm)
R (mm) Rs (mm)
Rf (mm) R0 (mm)
Original
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle par. UG-45 (a) and UG-27 (c) (1)
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tmin 1 =
PR 0.65 244.6 +C = + 0.3 + 2.6 = 1.39 + 2.9 = 4.29mm S d E 0.6 P 136 0.85 0.6 0.65
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 2
=
0.65 244.6 9.81 6.387 1000 / 106 244.6 + + 0.3 + 2.6 174.6 0.85 0.6 0.65 174.6 0.85 0.6 (9.81 6.387 1000 / 106 ) = 1.08 + 0.11 + 2.9 = 4.09mm (c) With supplemental loading by flange and cover
W = 250 kg
Bending moment due to supplemental loading Under operating condition Under cover opened condition M1 = 2509.810.166= 408 Nm M2 = 2509.810.466=1143 Nm
Per UG-27(c) and Appendix L, Use S = 136 1.5 = 204 MPa (see UG-23(c))
t3 =
PR M + 21 +C 2SE + 0.4 P R SE 0.65 244.6 408 = + + 0.3 + 2.6 2 2 204 0.85 + 0.4 0.65 244.6 204 0.85 = 0.46 + 0.000013 + 2.9 3.4mm M2 1143 +C = + 0.3 + 2.6 = 0.00004 + 2.9 3.0mm 2 R SE 244.6 2 204 0.85
OK
t4 =
(2)
(3)
Check extreme fiber elongation for paragraph UCS-79 Maximum allowable fiber elongation without post weld heat treatment is based on the following formula: for single curvature
r=
None of the condition list in UCS-79 (d) (1-5) exists, so no heat treatment after cold forming need to apply.
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B.K
Material
Allowable
temperature
Allowable
125.3
temperature
Material
: :
160.6 SA-516MGr.485
of shell
Allowable stress of shell (or head) at design Ss (MPa) H (m) (kg/m3) : : : 136 3.953 1000
temperature
Height
Density Type
of welded joints of nozzle neck in TABLE : E C (mm) : : : : : Seamless 1.0 2.6 109.55 8.18 1402.6
UW-12
Joint
Corrosion Outside
Nominal Inside
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 125.3 1.00 = 48.2405 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 1 =
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance
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tmin 2 =
0.65 109.55 9.81 3.953 1000 / 106 109.55 = + + 2.6 160.6 1 + 0.4 0.65 160.6 1 + 0.4 (9.81 3.953 1000 / 106 ) = 0.45 + 0.03 + 2.6 = 3.08mm
(2) Minimum required thickness of shell for par. UG-45 (b) (1),and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00
ts =
PRs 0.65 1402.6 +C = + 2.6 = 6.73 + 2.6 = 9.33mm2.5 + 2.6 = 5.1 mm S s Es 0.6 P 136 1 0.6 0.65
ts = 9.33 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 8.18 + 2.6 = 9.76 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 9.33 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 12.7 Minimum thickness (mm) 12.70.875 = 11.11 t 5-1-3 FOR NOZZLE pressure temperature of nozzle neck stress of nozzle neck material at design Sd (MPa) stress of nozzle neck material at test St (MPa) : : 160.6 SA-516MGr.485 : 125.3 C1-2. .M OK ASME SEC. DIV.1 UG-45 P (MPa) T () : : : 0.65 300 SA-106Gr.B
per UG-45(b)
Design Design
Material
Allowable
temperature
Allowable
temperature
Material
of shell
Allowable stress of shell (or head) at design Ss (MPa) H (m) (kg/m3) : : : 136 3.953 1000
temperature
Height
Density Type
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UW-12
Joint
: E C (mm) : : : : :
Corrosion Outside
Nominal Inside
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 125.3 1.00 = 48.2405 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 1 =
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 2 =
=
0.65 44.45 9.81 3.953 1000 / 106 44.45 + + 2.6 160.6 1 + 0.4 0.65 160.6 1 + 0.4 (9.81 3.953 1000 / 106 ) = 0.18 + 0.02 + 2.6 = 2.8mm
Minimum required thickness of shell for par. UG-45 (b) (1),and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00
(2)
ts =
PRs 0.65 1402.6 +C = + 2.6 = 6.73 + 2.6 = 9.33mm2.5 + 2.6 = 5.1 mm S s Es 0.6 P 136 1 0.6 0.65
ts = 9.33 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 5.49 + 2.6 = 7.41 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 7.41 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 11.13 Minimum thickness (mm) 11.130.875 = 9.74 t OK
per UG-45(b)
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5-1-4
D1
Design Design
Material
Allowable
stress of nozzle neck material at design Sd (MPa) stress of nozzle neck material at test St (MPa) : : 160.6 SA-516MGr.485 : 125.3
temperature
Allowable
temperature
Material
of shell
Allowable stress of shell (or head) at design Ss (MPa) H (m) (kg/m3) : : : 136 3.953 1000
temperature
Height
Density Type
of welded joints of nozzle neck in TABLE : E C (mm) : : : : : Seamless 1.0 2.6 84.15 7.11 1402.6
UW-12
Joint
Corrosion Outside
Nominal Inside
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 125.3 1.00 = 48.2405 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 1 =
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance
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tmin 2 =
0.65 84.15 9.81 3.953 1000 / 106 84.15 = + + 2.6 160.6 1 + 0.4 0.65 160.6 1 + 0.4 (9.81 3.953 1000 / 106 ) = 0.35 + 0.03 + 2.6 = 2.98mm
(2) Minimum required thickness of shell for par. UG-45 (b) (1),and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00
ts =
PRs 0.65 1402.6 +C = + 2.6 = 6.73 + 2.6 = 9.33mm2.5 + 2.6 = 5.1 mm S s Es 0.6 P 136 1 0.6 0.65
ts = 9.33 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 7.11 + 2.6 = 8.82 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 8.82 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 10.97 Minimum thickness (mm) 10.970.875 = 9.6 t 5-1-5 FOR NOZZLE pressure temperature of nozzle neck stress of nozzle neck material at design Sd (MPa) stress of nozzle neck material at test St (MPa) : : 160.6 SA-516MGr.485 : 125.3 L OK ASME SEC. DIV.1 UG-45 P (MPa) T () : : : 0.65 300 SA-106Gr.B
per UG-45(b)
Design Design
Material
Allowable
temperature
Allowable
temperature
Material
of shell
Allowable stress of shell (or head) at design Ss (MPa) H (m) (kg/m3) : : : 136 3.953 1000
temperature
Height
Density Type
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UW-12
Joint
: E C (mm) : : : : :
Corrosion Outside
Nominal Inside
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 125.3 1.00 = 48.2405 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 1 =
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 2 =
=
0.65 57.15 9.81 3.953 1000 / 106 57.15 + + 2.6 160.6 1 + 0.4 0.65 160.6 1 + 0.4 (9.81 3.953 1000 / 106 ) = 0.24 + 0.02 + 2.6 = 2.86mm
Minimum required thickness of shell for par. UG-45 (b) (1),and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00
(2)
ts =
PRs 0.65 1402.6 +C = + 2.6 = 6.73 + 2.6 = 9.33mm2.5 + 2.6 = 5.1 mm S s Es 0.6 P 136 1 0.6 0.65
ts = 9.33 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 6.02 + 2.6 = 7.87 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 7.87 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 11.13 Minimum thickness (mm) 11.130.875 = 9.74 t OK
per UG-45(b)
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Material
Allowable
temperature
Allowable
125.3
temperature
Material
: :
160.6 SA-516MGr.485
of shell
Allowable stress of shell (or head) at design Ss (MPa) H (m) (kg/m3) : : : 136 6.919 1000
temperature
Height
Density Type
of welded joints of nozzle neck in TABLE : E C (mm) : : : : : Seamless 1.0 2.6 84.15 7.11 1402.6
UW-12
Joint
Corrosion Outside
Nominal Inside
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 125.3 1.00 = 48.2405 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 1 =
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance
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tmin 2 =
0.65 84.15 9.81 6.919 1000 / 106 84.15 = + + 2.6 160.6 1 + 0.4 0.65 160.6 1 + 0.4 (9.81 6.919 1000 / 106 ) = 0.35 + 0.04 + 2.6 = 2.99mm
(2) Minimum required thickness of shell for par. UG-45 (b) (1),and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00
ts =
PRs 0.65 1402.6 +C = + 2.6 = 6.73 + 2.6 = 9.33mm2.5 + 2.6 = 5.1 mm S s Es 0.6 P 136 1 0.6 0.65
ts = 9.33 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 7.11 + 2.6 = 8.82 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 8.82 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 10.97 Minimum thickness (mm) 10.970.875 = 9.6 t 5-1-7 FOR NOZZLE pressure temperature of nozzle neck stress of nozzle neck material at design Sd (MPa) stress of nozzle neck material at test St (MPa) : : 160.6 SA-516MGr.485 : 125.3 O.R OK ASME SEC. DIV.1 UG-45 P (MPa) T () : : : 0.65 300 SA-106Gr.B
per UG-45(b)
Design Design
Material
Allowable
temperature
Allowable
temperature
Material
of shell
Allowable stress of shell (or head) at design Ss (MPa) H (m) (kg/m3) : : : 136 6.919 1000
temperature
Height
Density Type
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Corrosion Outside
Nominal Inside
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 125.3 1.00 = 48.2405 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 1 =
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 2 =
=
0.65 136.5 9.81 6.919 1000 / 106 136.5 + + 2.6 160.6 1 + 0.4 0.65 160.6 1 + 0.4 (9.81 6.919 1000 / 106 ) = 0.56 + 0.06 + 2.6 = 3.22mm
(2) Minimum required thickness of shell for par. UG-45 (b) (1),and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00
ts =
PRs 0.65 1402.6 +C = + 2.6 = 6.73 + 2.6 = 9.33mm2.5 + 2.6 = 5.1 mm S s Es 0.6 P 136 1 0.6 0.65
ts = 9.33 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 9.27 + 2.6 = 10.7 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 9.33 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 12.7 Minimum thickness (mm) 12.70.875 = 11.11 t OK
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5-1-8
Design Design
Material
Allowable
stress of nozzle neck material at design Sd (MPa) stress of nozzle neck material at test St (MPa) : : 160.6 SA-516MGr.485 : 125.3
temperature
Allowable
temperature
Material
of shell
Allowable stress of shell (or head) at design Ss (MPa) H (m) (kg/m3) : : : 136 6.919 1000
temperature
Height
Density Type
of welded joints of nozzle neck in TABLE : E C (mm) : : : : : Seamless 1.0 2.6 57.15 6.02 1402.6
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Joint
Corrosion Outside
Nominal Inside
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 125.3 1.00 = 48.2405 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 1 =
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance
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tmin 2 =
0.65 57.15 9.81 6.919 1000 / 106 57.15 = + + 2.6 160.6 1 + 0.4 0.65 160.6 1 + 0.4 (9.81 6.919 1000 / 106 ) = 0.24 + 0.03 + 2.6 = 2.87 mm
(2) Minimum required thickness of shell for par. UG-45 (b) (1),and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00
ts =
PRs 0.65 1402.6 +C = + 2.6 = 6.73 + 2.6 = 9.33mm2.5 + 2.6 = 5.1 mm S s Es 0.6 P 136 1 0.6 0.65
ts = 9.33 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 6.02 + 2.6 = 7.87 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 7.87 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 11.13 Minimum thickness (mm) 11.130.875 = 9.74 t 5-1-9 FOR NOZZLE
Design Design
per UG-45(b)
Material
Allowable
temperature
Allowable
125.3
temperature
Material
: :
160.6 SA-516MGr.485
of shell
Allowable stress of shell (or head) at design Ss (MPa) H (m) (kg/m3) : : : 136 6.919 1000
temperature
Height
Density Type
REV.: 0
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: E C (mm) : : : : :
Corrosion Outside
Nominal Inside
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 125.3 1.00 = 48.2405 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 1 =
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 2 =
=
0.65 109.55 9.81 6.919 1000 / 106 109.55 + + 2.6 160.6 1 + 0.4 0.65 160.6 1 + 0.4 (9.81 6.919 1000 / 106 ) = 0.45 + 0.05 + 2.6 = 3.1mm
(2) Minimum required thickness of shell for par. UG-45 (b) (1),and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00
ts =
PRs 0.65 1402.6 +C = + 2.6 = 6.73 + 2.6 = 9.33mm2.5 + 2.6 = 5.1 mm S s Es 0.6 P 136 1 0.6 0.65
ts = 9.33 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 8.18 + 2.6 = 9.76 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 9.33 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 12.7 Minimum thickness (mm) 12.70.875 = 11.11 t OK
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Design Design
FOR NOZZLE T1.U1.U3.Z1.X1 pressure temperature of nozzle neck stress of nozzle neck material at design
Material
Allowable
temperature
Allowable
125.3
temperature
Material
: :
160.6 SA-516MGr.485
of shell
Allowable stress of shell (or head) at design Ss (MPa) H (m) (kg/m3) : : : 136 4.284 1000
temperature
Height
Density Type
of welded joints of nozzle neck in TABLE : E C (mm) : : : : : Seamless 1.0 2.6 30.15 3.91 1402.6
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Joint
Corrosion Outside
Nominal Inside
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 125.3 1.00 = 48.2405 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 1 =
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance
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tmin 2 =
0.65 30.15 9.81 4.284 1000 / 106 30.15 = + + 2.6 160.6 1 + 0.4 0.65 160.6 1 + 0.4 (9.81 4.284 1000 / 106 ) = 0.13 + 0.008 + 2.6 = 2.738mm
(2) Minimum required thickness of shell for par. UG-45 (b) (1),and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00
ts =
PRs 0.65 1402.6 +C = + 2.6 = 6.73 + 2.6 = 9.33mm2.5 + 2.6 = 5.1 mm S s Es 0.6 P 136 1 0.6 0.65
ts = 9.33 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 3.91 + 2.6 = 6.02 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 6.02 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 8.74 Minimum thickness (mm) 8.740.875 = 7.65 t 5-1-11
Design Design
per UG-45(b)
FOR NOZZLE T2.U2.U4.Z2.X2 pressure temperature of nozzle neck stress of nozzle neck material at design
Material
Allowable
temperature
Allowable
125.3
temperature
Material
: :
160.6 SA-516MGr.485
of shell
Allowable stress of shell (or head) at design Ss (MPa) H (m) (kg/m3) : : : 136 6484 1000
temperature
Height
Density Type
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: E C (mm) : : : : :
Corrosion Outside
Nominal Inside
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 125.3 1.00 = 48.2405 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 1 =
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 2 =
=
0.65 30.15 9.81 6.484 1000 / 106 30.15 + + 2.6 160.6 1 + 0.4 0.65 160.6 1 + 0.4 (9.81 6.484 1000 / 106 ) = 0.13 + 0.02 + 2.6 = 2.75mm
(2) Minimum required thickness of shell for par. UG-45 (b) (1),and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00
ts =
PRs 0.65 1402.6 +C = + 2.6 = 6.73 + 2.6 = 9.33mm2.5 + 2.6 = 5.1 mm S s Es 0.6 P 136 1 0.6 0.65
ts = 9.33 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 3.91 + 2.6 = 6.02 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 6.02 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 8.74 Minimum thickness (mm) 8.740.875 = 7.65 t OK
per UG-45(b)
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5-1-12
Design Design
FOR NOZZLE W2 pressure temperature of nozzle neck stress of nozzle neck material at design
Material
Allowable
temperature
Allowable
129.3
temperature
Material
: :
165.3 SA-516MGr.485
of shell
Allowable stress of shell (or head) at design Ss (MPa) H (m) (kg/m3) : : : 136 5364 1000
temperature
Height
Density Type
of welded joints of nozzle neck in TABLE : E C (mm) : : : : : Seamless 1.0 2.6 17.5 2.77 1402.6
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Joint
Corrosion Outside
Nominal Inside
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 129.3 1.00 = 49.78 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 1 =
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance
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tmin 2 =
0.65 17.5 9.81 5.364 1000 / 106 17.5 = + + 2.6 165.3 1 + 0.4 0.65 165.3 1 + 0.4 (9.81 5.364 1000 / 106 ) = 0.07 + 0.006 + 2.6 = 2.676mm
(2) Minimum required thickness of shell for par. UG-45 (b) (1),and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00
ts =
PRs 0.65 1402.6 +C = + 2.6 = 6.73 + 2.6 = 9.33mm2.5 + 2.6 = 5.1 mm S s Es 0.6 P 136 1 0.6 0.65
ts = 9.33 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 2.77 + 2.6 = 5.02 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 5.02 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 6.5 t 5-1-13
Design Design
per UG-45(b)
FOR NOZZLE V2-3 pressure temperature of nozzle neck stress of nozzle neck material at design
Material
Allowable
temperature
Allowable
129.3
temperature
Material
: :
165.3 SA-516MGr.485
of shell
Allowable stress of shell (or head) at design Ss (MPa) H (m) (kg/m3) : : : 136 5378 1000
temperature
Height
Density Type
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Joint
E C (mm)
: : : : :
Corrosion Outside
Nominal Inside
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 129.3 1.00 = 49.78 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 1 =
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 2
0.65 25 9.81 5.378 1000 / 106 25 = + + 2.6 165.3 1 + 0.4 0.65 165.3 1 + 0.4 (9.81 5.378 1000 / 106 ) = 0.1 + 0.008 + 2.6 = 2.708mm
(2) Minimum required thickness of shell for par. UG-45 (b) (1),and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00
ts =
PRs 0.65 1402.6 +C = + 2.6 = 6.73 + 2.6 = 9.33mm2.5 + 2.6 = 5.1 mm S s Es 0.6 P 136 1 0.6 0.65
ts = 9.33 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 2.87 + 2.6 = 5.12 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 5.12 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 11.0 t OK 5-1-14
Design
per UG-45(b)
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Design
T ()
: :
300 SA-105M
Material
Allowable
temperature
Allowable
129.3
temperature
Material
: :
Allowable Height
: : :
Density Type
of welded joints of nozzle neck in TABLE : E C (mm) : : : : : Seamless 1.0 2.6 12.5 2.31 126.4
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Joint
Corrosion Outside
Nominal Inside
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 129.3 1.00 = 49.78 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 1 =
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 2
=
0.65 12.5 9.81 6.852 1000 / 106 12.5 + + 2.6 165.3 1 + 0.4 0.65 165.3 1 + 0.4 (9.81 6.852 1000 / 106 ) = 0.05 + 0.006 + 2.6 = 2.656mm
Minimum required thickness of shell (nozzle R.O) for par. UG-45 (b) (1), and UG-16 (b) (4),
(2)
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Es = 1.00
ts =
PRs 0.65 126.4 +C = + 2.6 = 3.26mm 2.5+2.6 = 5.1 mm S s Es + 0.4 P 125.3 1 + 0.4 0.65
ts = 5.1 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 2.31 + 2.6 = 4.62 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 4.62 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 7.5 t 5-1-15 TOWER
Design Design
per UG-45(b)
P (MPa) T ()
: : :
Material
Allowable
temperature
Allowable
136
temperature
Material
: :
174.6 SA-516MGr.485
of shell
Allowable stress of shell (or head) at design Ss (MPa) H (m) (kg/m3) : : : 136 4015 1000 Type No. (1) : examination :
SPOT Per UW-11(b)
temperature
Height
Density Type
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Radiographic
Joint
0.85
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Corrosion Outside
(mm)
: : : : : :
Rf (mm) R0 (mm)
Original
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 136 0.85 = 44.506 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 1 =
PR 0.65 406.4 +C = + 2.6 = 2.3 + 2.6 = 4.9mm S d E 0.6 P 136 0.85 0.6 0.65
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 2 =
=
0.65 406.4 9.81 4.015 1000 / 106 406.4 + + 2.6 174.6 0.85 0.6 0.65 174.6 0.85 0.6 (9.81 4.015 1000 / 106 ) = 1.79 + 0.11 + 2.6 = 4.5mm
(2)
Minimum required thickness of shell for par. UG-45 (b) (1),and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00
ts =
PRs 0.65 1402.6 +C = + 2.6 = 6.73 + 2.6 = 9.33mm2.5 + 2.6 = 5.1 mm S s Es 0.6 P 136 1 0.6 0.65
ts = 9.33 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 9.53 + 2.6 = 10.94 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 9.33 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 16.0 t OK (5) Maximum allowable fiber elongation without post weld heat treatment is based on the following formula: for single curvature
per UG-45(b)
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r=
None of the condition list in UCS-79 (d) (1-5) exists, so no heat treatment after cold forming need to apply. 5-2 5-2-1 DEAERATORS TOWER: FOR NOZZLE pressure temperature of nozzle neck stress of nozzle neck material at design Sd (MPa) stress of nozzle neck material at test St (MPa) : : 160.6 SA-516MGr.485 : 125.3 E ASME SEC. DIV.1 UG-45 P (MPa) T () : : : 0.65 300 SA-106Gr.B
Design Design
Material
Allowable
temperature
Allowable
temperature
Material
of shell
Allowable stress of shell (or head) at design Ss (MPa) H (m) (kg/m3) : : : 136 2.378 1000
temperature
Height
Density Type
of welded joints of nozzle neck in TABLE : E C (mm) : : : : : Seamless 1.0 3.5 57.15 6.02 903.5
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Joint
Corrosion Outside
Nominal Inside
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 125.3 1.00 = 48.2405 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
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tmin 1 =
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 2 =
=
0.65 57.15 9.81 2.378 1000 / 106 57.15 + + 3.5 160.6 1 + 0.4 0.65 160.6 1 + 0.4 (9.81 2.378 1000 / 106 ) = 0.24 + 0.01 + 3.5 = 3.75mm
(2) Minimum required thickness of shell for par. UG-45 (b) (1),and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00
ts =
PRs 0.65 903.5 +C = + 3.5 = 4.34 + 3.5 = 7.84mm2.5 + 3.5 = 6.0 mm S s Es 0.6 P 136 1 0.6 0.65
ts = 7.84 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 6.02 + 3.5 = 8.77 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 7.84 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 11.13 Minimum thickness (mm) 11.130.875 = 9.74 t 5-2-2 FOR NOZZLE pressure temperature of nozzle neck stress of nozzle neck material at design Sd (MPa) stress of nozzle neck material at test St (MPa) : : 160.6 SA-516MGr.485 : 125.3 Y2 OK ASME SEC. DIV.1 UG-45 P (MPa) T () : : : 0.65 300 SA-106Gr.B
per UG-45(b)
Design Design
Material
Allowable
temperature
Allowable
temperature
Material
of shell
REV.: 0
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temperature
Height
: : :
Density Type
of welded joints of nozzle neck in TABLE : E C (mm) : : : : : Seamless 1.0 3.5 44.45 5.49 903.5
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Joint
Corrosion Outside
Nominal Inside
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 125.3 1.00 = 48.2405 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 1 =
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 2 =
=
0.65 44.45 9.81 1.165 1000 / 106 44.45 + + 3.5 160.6 1 + 0.4 0.65 160.6 1 + 0.4 (9.81 1.165 1000 / 106 ) = 0.18 + 0.004 + 3.5 = 3.684mm
Minimum required thickness of shell for par. UG-45 (b) (1),and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00
(2)
ts =
PRs 0.65 903.5 +C = + 3.5 = 4.34 + 3.5 = 7.84mm2.5 + 3.5 = 6.0 mm S s Es 0.6 P 136 1 0.6 0.65
ts = 7.84 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 5.49 + 3.5 = 8.31 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 7.84 mm. > tmin1,tmin2 per UG-45(b)
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(4)
Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 11.13 Minimum thickness (mm) 11.130.875 = 9.74 t 5-2-3 FOR NOZZLE pressure temperature of nozzle neck stress of nozzle neck material at design Sd (MPa) stress of nozzle neck material at test St (MPa) : : 160.6 SA-516MGr.485 : 125.3 J OK ASME SEC. DIV.1 UG-45 P (MPa) T () : : : 0.65 300 SA-106Gr.B
Design Design
Material
Allowable
temperature
Allowable
temperature
Material
of shell
Allowable stress of shell (or head) at design Ss (MPa) H (m) (kg/m3) : : : 136 1.445 1000
temperature
Height
Density Type
of welded joints of nozzle neck in TABLE : E C (mm) : : : : : Seamless 1.0 3.5 44.45 5.49 903.5
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Joint
Corrosion Outside
Nominal Inside
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 125.3 1.00 = 48.2405 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 1 =
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t min 2 =
=
0.65 44.45 9.81 1.445 1000 / 106 44.45 + + 3.5 160.6 1 + 0.4 0.65 160.6 1 + 0.4 (9.81 1.445 1000 / 106 ) = 0.18 + 0.004 + 3.5 = 3.684mm
Minimum required thickness of shell for par. UG-45 (b) (1),and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00
(2)
ts =
PRs 0.65 903.5 +C = + 3.5 = 4.34 + 3.5 = 7.84mm2.5 + 3.5 = 6.0 mm S s Es 0.6 P 136 1 0.6 0.65
ts = 7.84 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 5.49 + 3.5 = 8.31 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 7.84 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 11.13 Minimum thickness (mm) 11.130.875 = 9.74 t 5-2-4 FOR NOZZLE pressure temperature of nozzle neck stress of nozzle neck material at design Sd (MPa) stress of nozzle neck material at test St (MPa) : : 160.6 SA-516MGr.485 : 125.3 F OK ASME SEC. DIV.1 UG-45 P (MPa) T () : : : 0.65 300 SA-106Gr.B
per UG-45(b)
Design Design
Material
Allowable
temperature
Allowable
temperature
Material
of shell
Allowable stress of shell (or head) at design Ss (MPa) H (m) (kg/m3) : : : 136 1.205 1000
temperature
Height
Density
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Type
of welded joints of nozzle neck in TABLE : E C (mm) : : : : : Seamless 1.0 3.5 84.15 7.11 903.5
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Joint
Corrosion Outside
Nominal Inside
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 125.3 1.00 = 48.2405 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 1 =
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 2 =
=
0.65 84.15 9.81 1.205 1000 / 106 84.15 + + 3.5 160.6 1 + 0.4 0.65 160.6 1 + 0.4 (9.81 1.205 1000 / 106 ) = 0.35 + 0.007 + 3.5 = 3.857mm
(2) Minimum required thickness of shell for par. UG-45 (b) (1),and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00
ts =
PRs 0.65 903.5 +C = + 3.5 = 4.34 + 3.5 = 7.84mm2.5 + 3.5 = 6.0 mm S s Es 0.6 P 136 1 0.6 0.65
ts = 7.84 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 7.11 + 3.5 = 9.73 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 7.84 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 11.13 Minimum thickness (mm) 11.130.875 = 9.74 t OK
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A2
Design Design
Material
Allowable stress of nozzle neck material at design Sd (MPa) stress of nozzle neck material at test temperature St (MPa) H (m) (kg/m3) : : : 136 174.6 2166 1000 Type No. (1) SPOT Per UW-11(b) E C1 (mm) : : : : : : : : 0.85 0.3 3.5 228.5 220 1803.5 222.5 (Infinity)
temperature
Allowable Height
Density Type
Radiographic Joint
Negative
C2 (mm) Ro (mm)
R (mm) Rs (mm)
Rf (mm) R0 (mm)
Original
(1) Minimum required thickness of nozzle par. UG-45 (a) and UG-27 (c) (1)
tmin 1 =
PR 0.65 220 +C = + 0.3 + 3.5 = 1.25 + 3.8 = 5.05mm S d E 0.6 P 136 0.85 0.6 0.65
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tmin 2 =
0.65 220 9.81 2.166 1000 / 106 220 = + + 0.3 + 3.5 174.6 0.85 0.6 0.65 174.6 0.85 0.6 (9.81 2.166 1000 / 106 ) = 0.97 + 0.032 + 3.8 = 4.802mm (c) With supplemental loading by flange and cover
W = 193 kg
Bending moment due to supplemental loading Under operating condition Under cover opened condition M1 = 1939.810.162 = 307 Nm M2 = 1939.810.462 =875 Nm
Per UG-27(c) and Appendix L, Use S = 136 1.5 = 204 MPa (see UG-23(c))
t3 =
PR M + 21 +C 2SE + 0.4 P R SE 0.65 220 307 = + + 0.3 + 3.5 2 2 204 0.85 + 0.4 0.65 220 204 0.85 = 0.42 + 0.00002 + 3.8 4.23mm M2 875 +C = + 0.3 + 3.5 = 0.000034 + 3.8 3.81mm 2 2 R SE 220 204 0.85
OK
t4 =
(2) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 12.0 > tmin1, tmin2, t3, t4
(3) Check extreme fiber elongation for paragraph UCS-79 Maximum allowable fiber elongation without post weld heat treatment is based on the following formula: for single curvature
r=
None of the condition list in UCS-79 (d) (1-5) exists, so no heat treatment after cold forming need to apply. 5-2-6 FOR NOZZLE W1 pressure temperature of nozzle neck stress of nozzle neck material at design ASME SEC. DIV.1 UG-45 P (MPa) T () : : : 0.65 300 SA-105M
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temperature
Allowable
129.3
temperature
Material
: :
165.3 SA-516MGr.485
of shell
Allowable stress of shell (or head) at design Ss (MPa) H (m) (kg/m3) : : : 136 1745 1000
temperature
Height
Density Type
of welded joints of nozzle neck in TABLE : E C (mm) : : : : : Seamless 1.0 3.5 17.5 2.77 903.5
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Corrosion Outside
Nominal Inside
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 129.3 1.00 = 49.78 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 1 =
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 2 =
=
0.65 17.5 9.81 1.745 1000 / 106 17.5 + + 3.5 165.3 1 + 0.4 0.65 165.3 1 + 0.4 (9.81 1.745 1000 / 106 ) = 0.07 + 0.002 + 3.5 = 3.572mm
(2) Minimum required thickness of shell for par. UG-45 (b) (1),and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00
ts =
PRs 0.65 903.5 +C = + 3.5 = 4.34 + 2.6 = 7.84mm2.5 + 3.5 = 6.0 mm S s Es 0.6 P 136 1 0.6 0.65
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ts = 7.84 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 2.77 + 2.6 = 5.02 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 5.02 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 6.5 t 5-2-7 FOR NOZZLE V1 pressure temperature of nozzle neck stress of nozzle neck material at design Sd (MPa) stress of nozzle neck material at test St (MPa) : : 165.3 SA-516MGr.485 : 129.3 OK ASME SEC. DIV.1 UG-45 P (MPa) T () : : : 0.65 300 SA-105M
per UG-45(b)
Design Design
Material
Allowable
temperature
Allowable
temperature
Material
of shell
Allowable stress of shell (or head) at design Ss (MPa) H (m) (kg/m3) : : : 136 1752 1000
temperature
Height
Density Type
of welded joints of nozzle neck in TABLE : E C (mm) : : : : : Seamless 1.0 3.5 25 2.87 903.5
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Corrosion Outside
Nominal Inside
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 129.3 1.00 = 49.78 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1
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tmin 1 =
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 2
=
0.65 25 9.81 1.752 1000 / 106 25 + + 3.5 165.3 1 + 0.4 0.65 165.3 1 + 0.4 (9.81 1.752 1000 / 106 ) = 0.1 + 0.003 + 3.5 = 3.603mm
Minimum required thickness of shell for par. UG-45 (b) (1),and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00
(2)
ts =
PRs 0.65 903.5 +C = + 3.5 = 4.34 + 2.6 = 7.84mm2.5 + 3.5 = 6.0 mm S s Es 0.6 P 136 1 0.6 0.65
ts = 7.84 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 2.87 + 2.6 = 5.12 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 5.12 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 11.0 t OK 5-2-8 FOR NOZZLE W3 pressure temperature of nozzle neck stress of nozzle neck material at design Sd (MPa) stress of nozzle neck material at test St (MPa) : : Ss (MPa) : 165.3 SA-516MGr.485 : 129.3 ASME SEC. DIV.1 UG-45 P (MPa) T () : : : 0.65 300 SA-105M
per UG-45(b)
Design Design
Material
Allowable
temperature
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temperature
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136
Height
H (m) (kg/m3)
: :
1740 1000
Density Type
of welded joints of nozzle neck in TABLE : E C (mm) : : : : : Seamless 1.0 3.5 12.5 2.31 903.5
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Corrosion Outside
Nominal Inside
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 129.3 1.00 = 49.78 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 1 =
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 2 =
=
0.65 12.5 9.81 1.74 1000 / 106 12.5 + + 3.5 165.3 1 + 0.4 0.65 165.3 1 + 0.4 (9.81 1.74 1000 / 106 ) = 0.05 + 0.002 + 3.5 = 3.552mm
(2) Minimum required thickness of shell (nozzle R.O) for par. UG-45 (b) (1), and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00
ts =
PRs 0.65 903.5 +C = + 3.5 = 4.34 + 2.6 = 7.84mm2.5 + 3.5 = 6.0 mm S s Es 0.6 P 136 1 0.6 0.65
ts = 7.84 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 2.31 + 2.6 = 4.62 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) per UG-45(b)
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Design Design
Material
Allowable
temperature
Allowable
temperature
Material
of shell (nozzle H)
Allowable stress of shell (or head) at design Ss (MPa) H (m) (kg/m3) : : : 125.3 1.178 1000
temperature
Height
Density Type
of welded joints of nozzle neck in TABLE : E C (mm) : : : : : Seamless 1.0 3.5 57.15 6.02 170.17
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Corrosion Outside
Nominal Inside
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 125.3 1.00 = 48.2405 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 1 =
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tmin 2 =
=
0.65 57.15 9.81 1.178 1000 / 106 57.15 + + 3.5 160.6 1 + 0.4 0.65 160.6 1 + 0.4 (9.81 1.178 1000 / 106 ) = 0.24 + 0.01 + 3.5 = 3.75mm
(2) Minimum required thickness of shell for par. UG-45 (b) (1),and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00
ts =
PRs 0.65 170.17 +C = + 3.5 = 4.39mm 2.5 + 3.5 =6.0 mm S s Es + 0.4 P 125.3 1 + 0.4 0.65
ts = 6.0 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 6.02 + 3.5 = 8.77 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 6.0 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 11.13 Minimum thickness (mm) 11.130.875 = 9.74 t 5-2-10
Design Design
per UG-45(b)
Material
Allowable
stress of nozzle neck material at design Sd (MPa) stress of nozzle neck material at test St (MPa) : : 160.6 SA-106Gr.B : 125.3
temperature
Allowable
temperature
Material
of shell (nozzle H)
Allowable stress of shell (or head) at design Ss (MPa) H (m) (kg/m3) : : : 125.3 1.205 1000
temperature
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Type
of welded joints of nozzle neck in TABLE : E C (mm) : : : : : Seamless 1.0 3.5 84.15 7.11 170.17
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Corrosion Outside
Nominal Inside
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 125.3 1.00 = 48.2405 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 1 =
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 2 =
=
0.65 84.15 9.81 1.205 1000 / 106 84.15 + + 3.5 160.6 1 + 0.4 0.65 160.6 1 + 0.4 (9.81 1.205 1000 / 106 ) = 0.35 + 0.01 + 3.5 = 3.86mm
(2) Minimum required thickness of shell for par. UG-45 (b) (1),and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00
ts =
PRs 0.65 170.17 +C = + 3.5 = 4.39mm 2.5 + 3.5 = 6.0 mm S s Es + 0.4 P 125.3 1 + 0.4 0.65
ts = 6.0 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 7.11 + 3.5 = 9.72 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 6.0 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 10.97 Minimum thickness (mm) 10.970.875 = 9.6 t OK
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5-2-11
Design Design
Material
Allowable
stress of nozzle neck material at design Sd (MPa) stress of nozzle neck material at test St (MPa) : : 160.6 SA-516MGr.485 : 125.3
temperature
Allowable
temperature
Material
of shell
Allowable stress of shell (or head) at design Ss (MPa) H (m) (kg/m3) : : : 136 1.298 1000
temperature
Height
Density Type
of welded joints of nozzle neck in TABLE : E C (mm) : : : : : Seamless 1.0 3.5 177.8 9.53 903.5
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Joint
Corrosion Outside
Nominal Inside
5-2-11-a: for large section (OD. = 355.6 mm) (1) Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 125.3 1.00 = 48.2405 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 1 =
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance
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tmin 2 =
0.65 177.8 9.81 1.298 1000 / 106 177.8 = + + 3.5 160.6 1 + 0.4 0.65 160.6 1 + 0.4 (9.81 1.298 1000 / 106 ) = 0.72 + 0.015 + 3.5 = 4.235mm
(2) Minimum required thickness of shell for par. UG-45 (b) (1),and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00
ts =
PRs 0.65 903.5 +C = + 3.5 = 4.34 + 3.5 = 7.84mm2.5 + 3.5 = 6.0 mm S s Es 0.6 P 136 1 0.6 0.65
ts = 7.84 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 9.53 + 3.5 = 11.84 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 7.84 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 11.13 Minimum thickness (mm) 11.130.875 = 9.74 t 5-2-11-b: for conical reducer (=11.7) (1) Minimum required thickness of conical reducer for par. UG-45 (a) (a) under design condition Required minimum thickness including allowance (for the large end): OK
per UG-45(b)
tmin 1 =
tmin 1 =
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance (for the large end):
tmin 2 =
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0.65 355.6 9.81 1.298 1000 / 106 355.6 + + 3.5 2 cos11.7(160.6 1 0.6 0.65) 2 cos11.7[160.6 1 0.6 (9.81 1.298 1000 / 106 )]
tmin 2 =
0.65 219.1 9.81 1.23 1000 / 106 219.1 + + 3.5 2 cos11.7(160.6 1 0.6 0.65) 2 cos11.7[160.6 1 0.6 (9.81 1.23 1000 / 106 )]
ts =
PRs 0.65 903.5 +C = + 3.5 = 4.34 + 3.5 = 7.84mm2.5 + 3.5 = 6.0 mm S s Es 0.6 P 136 1 0.6 0.65
ts = 7.84 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 9.53 + 3.5 = 11.84 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 7.84 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 11.13 Minimum thickness (mm) 11.130.875 = 9.74 t OK
per UG-45(b)
5-2-11-c: for small section (OD. = 219.1 mm THK. =12.7 mm ) (1) Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 125.3 1.00 = 48.2405 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 1 =
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tmin 2 =
0.65 109.55 9.81 1.23 1000 / 106 109.55 = + + 3.5 160.6 1 + 0.4 0.65 160.6 1 + 0.4 (9.81 1.23 1000 / 106 ) = 0.45 + 0.009 + 3.5 = 3.959mm
(2) Minimum required thickness of shell for par. UG-45 (b) (1),and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00
ts =
PRs 0.65 903.5 +C = + 3.5 = 4.34 + 3.5 = 7.84mm2.5 + 3.5 = 6.0 mm S s Es 0.6 P 136 1 0.6 0.65
ts = 7.84 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 7.11 + 3.5 = 9.73 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 7.84 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 12.7 Minimum thickness (mm) 12.70.875 = 11.11 t 5-2-12
Design Design
per UG-45(b)
FOR NOZZLE D2 pressure temperature of nozzle neck stress of nozzle neck material at design
Material
Allowable
temperature
Allowable
125.3
temperature
Material
: :
of shell
Allowable stress of shell (or head) at design Ss (MPa) H (m) (k/m3) : : : 136 0.420 1000
temperature
Height
Density Type
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: E C (mm) : : : : :
Corrosion Outside
Nominal Inside
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 125.3 1.00 = 48.2045 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 1 =
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 2 =
=
0.65 84.15 9.81 0.42 1000 / 106 84.15 + + 3.5 160.6 1 + 0.4 0.65 160.6 1 + 0.4 (9.81 0.42 1000 / 106 ) = 0.35 + 0.003 + 3.5 = 3.853mm
(2) Minimum required thickness of head for par. UG-45 (b) (1),and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00
ts =
PD 0.65 1807 +C = + 3.5 = 4.33 + 3.5 = 7.83mm2.5 + 3.5 = 6.0 mm 2S s Es 0.2 P 2 136 1 0.2 0.65
ts = 7.83 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 7.11 + 3.5 = 9.73 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 7.83 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 10.97 Minimum thickness (mm) 10.970.875 = 9.6 t OK
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P (MPa) T ()
: : :
Material
Allowable
temperature
Allowable
temperature
Material
of shell
Allowable stress of shell (or head) at design Ss (MPa) H (m) (k/m3) : : : 136 3.542 1000 Type No. (1) : examination :
SPOT Per UW-11(b)
temperature
Height
Density Type
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Radiographic
Joint
E C (mm)
: : : : : : :
Corrosion Outside
Rf (mm) R0 (mm)
Original
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 136 0.85 = 44.506 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
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tmin 1 =
PR 0.65 406.4 +C = + 3.5 = 2.3 + 3.5 = 5.8mm S d E 0.6 P 136 0.85 0.6 0.65
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 2 =
=
0.65 406.4 9.81 3.542 1000 / 106 406.4 + + 3.5 174.6 0.85 0.6 0.65 174.6 0.85 0.6 (9.81 3.542 1000 / 106 ) = 1.79 + 0.1 + 3.5 = 5.39mm
(2)
Minimum required thickness of shell for par. UG-45 (b) (1),and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00
ts =
0.65 1807 PD + 3.5 = 4.33 + 3.5 = 7.83mm2.5 + 3.5 = 6.0 mm +C = 2S s Es 0.2 P 2 136 1 0.2 0.65
ts = 7.83 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 9.53 + 2.6 = 10.94 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 7.83 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 16.0 t OK (5) Maximum allowable fiber elongation without post weld heat treatment is based on the following formula: for single curvature
per UG-45(b)
r=
None of the condition list in UCS-79 (d) (1-5) exists, so no heat treatment after cold forming need to apply. 5-2-14
Design Design
FOR NOZZLE OF STEAM SEPARATOR pressure temperature of nozzle neck stress of nozzle neck material at design
Material
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temperature
Allowable
125.3
temperature
Material
: :
of shell
Allowable stress of shell (or head) at design Ss (MPa) H (m) (k/m3) : : : 136 0.321 1000
temperature
Height
Density Type
of welded joints of nozzle neck in TABLE : E C (mm) : : : : : Seamless 1.0 3.5 177.8 9.53 1807
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Joint
Corrosion Outside
Nominal Inside
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 125.3 1.00 = 48.2045 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 1 =
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 2 =
=
0.65 177.8 9.81 0.321 1000 / 106 177.8 + + 3.5 160.6 1 + 0.4 0.65 160.6 1 + 0.4 (9.81 0.321 1000 / 106 ) = 0.72 + 0.004 + 3.5 = 4.224mm
(2)
Minimum required thickness of head for par. UG-45 (b) (1),and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00
ts =
PD 0.65 1807 +C = + 3.5 = 4.33 + 3.5 = 7.83mm2.5 + 3.5 = 6.0 mm 2S s Es 0.2 P 2 136 1 0.2 0.65
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ts = 7.83 mm
(3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 9.53 + 3.5 = 11.8 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 7.83 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 11.13 Minimum thickness (mm) 11.130.875 = 9.74 t 5-2-15
Design Design
per UG-45(b)
FOR NOZZLE G pressure temperature of nozzle neck stress of nozzle neck material at design
Material
Allowable
temperature
Allowable
125.3
temperature
Material
: :
160.6 SA-105M
of blind flange
Allowable stress of shell (or head) at design Ss (MPa) H (m) (k/m3) : : : 129.3 0.185 1000
temperature
Height
Density Type
of welded joints of nozzle neck in TABLE : E C2 (mm) : : : : : Seamless 1.0 3.5 44.45 5.49 535
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Corrosion Outside
Nominal Long
span(corroded)
C d ( mm )
: :
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Gasket moment arm,as shown in table 2-5-2 Effective gasket sealing width
hG (mm) b (mm)
: :
25.5 12.1
(1)
Minimum required thickness of nozzle neck for par. UG-45 (a) 0.385SE = 0.385 125.3 1.00 = 48.2045 > P (a) under design condition Appendix 1-1 Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 1 =
(b) under hydrostatic test condition Required minimum thickness including allowance
tmin 2 = =
0.65 44.45 9.81 0.185 1000 / 106 44.45 + 3.5 + 160.6 1 + 0.4 0.65 160.6 1 + 0.4 (9.81 0.185 1000 / 106 ) = 0.18 + 0.0006 + 3.5 = 3.69mm
(2)
Minimum required thickness of covers for par. UG-45 (b) (1),and UG-16 (b) (4), Es = 1.00 (a) under operating condition UG-34(C)-(3) Appendix 2-5 Required minimum thickness including allowance W:total bolt load, given for circular heads for Formulas (4) 2-5 (e) Wm1 = 0.785G2P + (2b3.14GmP) = 0.785425.320.65 + (212.13.14425.31.250.65) = 92294.1 + 26258.1 = 118552.2 N
t sa = d CP / SE + 1.9WhG / SEd 3 + C2
= 425.3 0.3 0.65 / 129.3 1.0 + 1.9 118552.2 25.5 / 129.3 1 425.33 + 3.5 = 19.5 + 3.5 = 23.0 mm 2.5 + 3.5 = 6.0 mm tsa = 23.0 mm
(b) under gasket seating condition UG-34(C)-(3) Appendix 2-5
Required minimum thickness including allowance W:total bolt load, given for circular heads for Formulas (5) 2-5 (e) W=
( Am + Ab ) S a 2
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Am1 = Wm1/Sb = 118552.2/287 = 413.1 mm2 Am2 = Wm2/Sa Wm2 = 3.14bG= 3.1412.1425.32.8 = 45244.8 N Am2 = Wm2/Sa = 45244.8/287 = 157.7 mm2 Am = max.(Am1, Am2) = 413.1 mm2 Ab = 0.785 ndB2 =0.78512272 = 6867.18 mm2 W=
= 1044720.18 N
= 425.3 0.3 0 / 165.3 1.0 + 1.9 1044720.18 25.5 / 165.3 1 425.33 + 3.5 = 26.9 + 3.5 = 30.4 mm 2.5 + 3.5 = 6.0 mm tsb = 30.4 mm
ts: the larger of (tsa, tsb) = 30.4 mm2 (3) Minimum thickness of standard wall pipe including allowance for par. UG-45 (b) (4)
tp = 0.875tstd + C = 0.875 5.49 + 3.5 = 8.31 mm t = (the smaller value of ts or tp) = 8.31 mm. > tmin1,tmin2
(4) Provided thickness Nominal thickness (mm) 11.13 Minimum thickness (mm) 11.130.875 = 9.74 t OK
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6. Max. Allowable working pressure (corroded) The maximum allowable working pressure may be assumed to be the same as the design pressure when calculations are not made to determine the maximum allowable working pressure. (ASME SEC. DIV.1 UG-99 notes: 34) So we take the maximum allowable working pressure is 0.65 MPa at 300
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HYDROSTATIC TEST PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE ASME SEC. DIV.1 UG-99 AND
PED/97/23/EC ANNEX
Maximum
(MPa) (MPa) () () ()
: : : : : :
0.65 at 300 1.04 300 540 -29 See table 7.1 See table 7.1 See table 7.1
temperature
Minimum Material
of parts of the vessel stress of vessel wall at design temperature stress of vessel wall at test temperature Sd (MPa) St (MPa)
Allowable Allowable
: :
*: The maximum allowable working pressure may be assumed to be the same as the design pressure. (specified in UG-99 note34) (1) Minimum required test pressure per PED/97/23/EC annex Table 7.1 Hydrostatic Test Pressure per PED/97/23/EC annex Shell
Ps MAWP (MPa) Material St(MPa) Sd(MPa) ratio of (St/Sd) The lowest ratio of (St/Sd)
PT1(MPa): 1.25min(St/Sd)Ps
Head
Nozzle B 0.2
Nozzle E
Nozzle A.C.D.F.G.H1-4.I1-2
Flange
SA-516MGr.485
SA-516MGr.485
SA-516MGr.485
PT2(MPa): 1.43Ps PT(MPa): Max(PT1 , PT2) PHT(MPa): Min. Req. Hydrostatic test
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8-1-1
For manhole A1 (DN500) per UG-37 design pressure P (MPa) () : 0.65 : 300 : SA-516MGr.485 SV (MPa) : 136 : SA-516MGr.485 Sn (MPa) C (mm) D (mm) : 136 : 2.6 : 2805.2 : 11.32 : 254 : 244.6 : 9.6 : 489.2 : 9.0 : 0.0 : 1.0 : SA-516MGr.485 Sp (MPa) Dp (mm) te (mm) : 136 : 840 12
Internal Design
temperature of the vessel wall stress of the vessel wall at design temperature
Material
Allowable Material
of the nozzle wall stress of the nozzle wall at design temperature allowance (designated by customer)
Allowable Corrosion
Inside
Analysis
Outside
Inside
radius of the nozzle corroded thickness of nozzle wall corroded diameter of opening corroded
Analysis
Finished
Leg
length of outward nozzle fillet weld of plane with longitudinal axis factor
Angle
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Since ID is 2800mm, according to UG-36(b) (1), third of the vessel diameter is 933mm, and doesnt exceed 1000mm, therefore, 1000mm is maximum limit without considering supplemental rules of 1-7. Now, the diameter of opening is 489.2 mm, so supplemental rules of 1-7 are not applied. 8-1-1-2 Wall thicknesses Required ellipsoidal head Required thickness of a seamless shell tr (E=1.0)
tr =
trn =
8-1-1-3 Material Strength Reduction Factor Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr1 fr1= Sn/SV= 136/136 = 1.0 Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr2 fr2= Sn/SV = 136/136 = 1.0 Strength reduction factor for all parts fr3 fr3= (less of Sn or Sp)/SV = 136/136 = 1.0 Strength reduction factor for reinforcing pad fr4 fr4= Sp/SV = 136/136 = 1.0 8-1-1-4 Size of weld required [UW-16(d),Fig.UW-16.1 Sketch (q)] 8-1-1-4(a) Inner (reinforcing pad) fillet weld size of weld required UW-16(b) tc = not less than the smaller of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin tmin =lesser of 3/4 in. or the thickness less corrosion allowance of the thinner part joined. = min.( 19 , 13.92 , 12.0 ) = 12.0 mm tc ( minimum ) = lesser of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin , 6.0 or 0.712.0 = 6.0 mm Weld 41, actual weld leg = 9.0 mm tc (actual) = 0.7 weld size = 0.7 9.0 = 6.3 mm 8-1-1-4(b) Outer (reinforcing pad) fillet weld:
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Throat = 1/2 tmin= 0.5 12.0 = 6.0 mm ( minimum throat required ) Throat = 0.7 weld size = 0.7 9.0 = 6.3 mm (actual) 8-1-1-4(c) Upper groove weld: tw = 0.7 tmin = 0.7 12.0 = 8.4 mm ( required ) tw = 12mm (actual) The weld size used is satisfactory. 8-1-1-4(d) Check for limits of reinforcement: 8-1-1-4(d) (1) Limit parallel to the vessel wall: larger of d = 489.2 mm Use 489.2 mm 8-1-1-4(d) (2 ) Limit normal to the vessel wall: smaller of 2.5t = 2.511.32 =28.3 mm or 2.5tn+te = 2.59.4 + 12 = 35.5 mm or Rn + tn + t = 244.6 + 9.6 + 11.32 = 265.52 mm
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A22 = 2(tn trn )(2.5tn + te ) f r 2 = 2 (9.4 1.22) (2.5 9.4 + 12) 1.0 = 580.7mm2
A2=the smaller of (A21, A22) = 462.9 mm2 8-1-1-5(d) Area available in welds A4 8-1-1-5(d)(1) Area available in outward weld A41 A41= (leg)^2 fr3 = 9.0 9.0 1.0 = 81 Sq. mm A42= (leg)^2 fr4 = 9.0 9.0 1.0 = 81 Sq. mm 8-1-1-5(e) Area provided by:
A1 +A2 +A41 +A42 = 2255.2 + 462.9 + 81 +81 = 2880.1 Sq. mm 8-1-1-5(f) Area available in reinforcing pad: A5 = (Dp-d-2tn) te fr4 =(840-489.2-29.4)121.0 = 3984 Sq. mm 8-1-1-5(g) Total area available A1 +A2 +A41 + A42 + A5 = 2918.1 + 3984 = 6864.1 Sq. mm This is greater than the required reinforcing area of 3282.6 sq. mm; therefore, the opening is adequately reinforced. 8-1-1-6 Check the welds per UW-16 and UW-16.1 (q) 8-1-1-6-1 Check Load to be carried by welds [Fig.UG-41.1 Sketch (a)] 8-1-1-6-1 (a) Per UG-41 (b) (1) W1-1 = (A2 + A5 + A41 + A42) Sv = ( 462.9 + 3984 + 81 + 81 ) 136 = 626810.4 N W2-2 = (A2 + A3 + A41 + A43 + 2 tn t fr1) Sv = ( 462.9+ 0 + 81 + 0 + 2 9.4 11.32 1.0 ) 136 = 102913.4 N W3-3 = (A2 + A3 + A5 + A41 + A42 + A43 + 2 tn t fr1) Sv = ( 462.9+ 0 + 3984 + 81 + 81+ 0 + 2 9.4 11.32 1.0 ) 136 = 655753.3 N 8-1-1-6-1 (b) Per UG-41 (b) (2) W= [A - A1 + 2tn fr1 (E1t F tr )]Sv = [3282.6 2255.2 + 2 9.4 1.0 (1.0 11.32 - 1.00 6.71)] 136 = 151513.2 N Since W is smaller than W1-1 and W3-3, W may be used in place of W1-1 and W3-3 for comparing weld capacity to weld load.
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8-1-1-6-2 Unit Stresses per UG-45(c) and UW-15 (c) 8-1-1-6-2 (a) Fillet weld shear = 0.49136 = 66.64 Mpa 8-1-1-6-2 (b) Groove weld tension = 0.74136 = 100.64 Mpa 8-1-1-6-2 (c) Groove weld shear = 0.6136 = 81.6 Mpa 8-1-1-6-2 (d) Nozzle wall shear = 0.7136 = 95.2 Mpa 8-1-1-6-3 Strength of connection elements 8-1-1-6-3 (a) Upper fillet or cover weld = /2 nozzle O.D. weld leg 66.64 = 1.57 508 9.0 66.64 = 478344.6 N 8-1-1-6-3 (b) Nozzle wall shear = /2 mean nozzle diameter tn 95.2 = 1.57 496 9.4 95.2 = 696860.9 N 8-1-1-6-3 (c) Lower groove weld tension = /2 nozzle O.D. weld leg 100.64 = 1.57 508 9.0 100.64 = 722397.9 N 8-1-1-6-3 (d) Outer (reinforcing element) fillet weld = /2 reinforcing pad O.D. weld leg 66.64 = 1.57 840 9.0 66.64 = 790963.5 N 8-1-1-6-3 (e) Upper groove weld tension = /2 nozzle O.D. weld leg 100.64 = 1.57 508 9.0 100.64 = 722397.9 N 8-1-1-6-4 Check Strength paths Path 1-1 = 790963.5 + 696860.9 = 1487824.4 N W1-1 = 626810.4 N OK OK
Path 2-2 = 478344.6 + 722397.9 + 722397.9 = 1923140.4 NW2-2 = 102913.4 N Path 3-3 = 790963.5 + 722397.9 = 1513361.4 NW3-3 = 655753.3 N OK
Also paths are stronger than the required strength of W of 151513.2 N [see UG-41 (b) (2)] thus, the Weld Strength Paths Are Adequate. 8-1-2 For steam connect nozzle B and water connect nozzle Q (DN200) per UG-37 design pressure P (MPa) : 0.65
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Design
temperature of the vessel wall stress of the vessel wall at design temperature
()
: 300 : SA-516MGr.485
Material
Allowable Material
SV (MPa)
of the nozzle wall stress of the nozzle wall at design temperature allowance (designated by customer) Sn (MPa) C (mm) R (mm) t (mm) Rno(mm) Rn (mm) tn (mm) d (mm)
Weld leg (mm)
Allowable Corrosion
: 125.3 : 2.6 : 1402.6 : 13.4 : 109.55 : 99.45 : 10.1 : 198.9 : 9.0 : 0.0 : 1.0
Inside
Analysis
Outside
Inside
radius of the nozzle corroded thickness of nozzle wall corroded diameter of opening corroded
Analysis
Finished
Leg
length of outward nozzle fillet weld of plane with longitudinal axis factor
Angle
(deg) F
Correction
8-1-2-1 Size of opening Since ID is 2800mm, according to UG-36(b) (1), third of the vessel diameter is 933 mm, and doesnt exceed 1000mm, therefore, 1000mm is maximum limit without considering supplemental rules of 1-7. Now, the diameter of opening is 198.9 mm, so supplemental rules of 1-7 are not applied. 8-1-2-2 Wall thicknesses Required Shell Required thickness of a seamless shell tr (E=1.0)
tr =
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8-1-2-3 Material Strength Reduction Factor Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr1 fr1=Sn/SV= 125.3/136= 0.9214 Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr2 fr2=Sn/SV = 125.3/136 = 0.9214 8-1-2-4 Size of weld required [UW-16(c),Fig.UW-16.1 Sketch (e)] 8-1-2-4(a) throat size of weld required UW-16(b) tc = not less than the smaller of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin tmin =lesser of 3/4 in. or the thickness less corrosion allowance of the thinner part joined. = min.( 19 , 16.0, 12.7 ) = 12.7 mm tc (mininum) = lesser of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin, 6.0 or 0.712.7 = 6.0 mm Weld 41, actual weld leg = 9.0 mm tc (actual) = 0.7 weld size = 0.7 9.0 = 6.3 mm Cover weld satisfactory 8-1-2-4(b) Check for limits of reinforcement: 8-1-2-4(b) (1) Limit parallel to the vessel wall: larger of d = 198.9 mm or Rn + tn + t = 99.45 + 10.1 + 13.4 = 122.95 mm Use 98.9 mm 8-1-2-4(b) (2 ) Limit normal to the vessel wall: smaller of 2.5t = 2.513.4 = 33.5 mm or 2.5tn+te = 2.510.1 + 0 = 25.25 mm
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A21 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2t = 5 (10.1 0.57 ) 0.9213 13.4 = 588.3mm2 A22 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2tn = 5 (10.1 0.57 ) 0.9213 10.1 = 443.4mm2
A2=the smaller of (A21, A22) = 443.4 mm2 8-1-2-5(d) Area available in welds A4 8-1-2-5(d)(1) Area available in outward weld A41 8-1-2-5(e) A41= (leg)^2 fr2 = 9.0 9.0 0.9213 = 74.6 Sq. mm Total area available
A1 +A2 +A41 = 1316 + 443.4 + 74.6 = 1834 Sq. mm This is greater than the required area so is a reinforcing element is not needed. 8-1-2-6 Strength calculations for attachment welds are not required for this detail which conforms with Fig. UW-16.1 sketch (e) [see UW-15(b)] 8-1-3 For recycling nozzle C1-2 design pressure and reboiling nozzle M (DN80) per UG-37 : 0.65 : 300 : SA-516MGr.485 SV (MPa) : 136 : SA-106 Gr.B Sn (MPa) C (mm) R (mm) t (mm) : 125.3 : 2.6 : 1402.6 : 13.4
Internal Design
P (MPa) ()
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Analysis
Finished
Leg
length of outward nozzle fillet weld length of inward nozzle fillet weld of plane with longitudinal axis factor
Leg
Angle
(deg) F
Correction
8-1-3-1 Size of opening Since ID is 2800mm, according to UG-36(b) (1), third of the vessel diameter is 933 mm, and doesnt exceed 1000mm, therefore, 1000mm is maximum limit without considering supplemental rules of 1-7. Now, the diameter of opening is 71.84 mm, so supplemental rules of 1-7 are not applied. 8-1-3-2 Wall thicknesses Required Shell Required thickness of a seamless shell tr (E=1.0)
tr =
trn =
8-1-3-3 Material Strength Reduction Factor Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr1 fr1=Sn/SV=125.3/136 = 0.9213 Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr2 fr2=Sn/SV =125.3/136 = 0.9213 8-1-3-4 Size of weld required [UW-16(c),Fig.UW-16.1 Sketch (i)] 8-1-3-4(a) throat size of weld required UW-16(b)
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t1 or t2 = not less than the smaller of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin tmin =lesser of 3/4 in. or the thickness less corrosion allowance of the thinner part joined. = min.( 19 , 16.0 , 11.13 ) = 11.13 mm t1 or t2 min.( 6 , 0.711.13 ) = 6.0 mm therefore throat must be at least 6.0 mm Weld 41, actual weld leg = 12.0 mm Weld 43, actual weld leg = 12.0 mm t1 or t2 = 0.7 weld size = 0.7 12.0 = 8.4 mm (actual) check t1 + t2 1
Cover weld satisfactory 8-1-3-4(b) Check for limits of reinforcement: 8-1-3-4(b) (1) Limit parallel to the vessel wall: larger of d= 71.84 mm or Rn + tn + t = 35.92 + 8.53 + 13.4 = 57.85 mm
Use 71.84 mm 8-1-3-4(b) (2 ) Limit normal to the vessel wall: smaller of 2.5t = 2.513.4 =33.5 mm or 2.5tn+te = 2.58.53 + 0 = 21.325 mm
Use 21.325 mm 8-1-3-5 Area of reinforcement required [UG-37] 8-1-3-5(a) Area of reinforcement required
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=2(13.4 + 8.53) (113.4-16.73)-28.53 (113.4-1.06.73) (1-0.9213) = 292.5 9.0 = 283.5 mm2 A1=the larger of (A11,A12)= 470.2 mm2 8-1-3-5(c) Area available in nozzle projecting outward A2
A21 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2t = 5 (8.53 0.24) 0.9213 13.4 = 511.7mm 2 A22 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2tn = 5 (8.53 0.24) 0.9213 8.53 = 325.7mm2
A2= the smaller of (A21, A22) = 325.7 mm2 8-1-3-5(d) Area available in nozzle projecting inward A3
A32 = 5t j t j f r 2 = 5 8.53 8.53 0.9213 = 335.1mm 2 A33 = 5ht j f r 2 = 5 21.325 8.53 0.9213 = 837.9mm 2
A3= the smaller of (A31, A32, A33 ) = 335.1 mm2 8-1-3-5(e) Area available in fillet welds A4 8-1-3-5(e)(1) Area available in outward fillet weld A41 A41= (leg)^2 fr2 = 12.0 12.0 0.9213 = 132.6 Sq. mm 8-1-3-5(e)(2) Area available in inward fillet weld A43 A43= (leg)^2 fr2 = 12.0 12.0 0.9213 = 132.6 Sq. mm 8-1-3-5(f) Total area available A1 +A2 +A3 +A41 +A43 = 470.2 + 325.7 + 335.1 + 132.6 + 132.6 = 1396.2 Sq. mm This is greater than the required area so is a reinforcing element is not needed. 8-1-3-6 Check the welds per UW-16 and UW-16.1 (i) 8-1-3-6-1 Check Load to be carried by welds [Fig.UG-41.1 Sketch (a)] 8-1-3-6-1 (a) Per UG-41 (b) (1) W1-1 = (A2 + A5 + A41 + A42) Sv = ( 325.7 + 0 + 132.6 + 0) 136 = 62328.8 N W2-2 = (A2 + A3 + A41 + A43 + 2 tn t fr1) Sv = ( 325.7+ 335.1 + 132.6 + 132.6 +2 8.53 13.4 0.9213) 136 = 154579.3 N 8-1-3-6-1 (b) Per UG-41 (b) (2)
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W= [A - A1 + 2tn fr1 (E1t - Ftr)]Sv = [ 492.6 470.2 + 2 8.53 0.9213 (1.0 13.4 - 1.0 6.73)] *136 = 17303.9 N Since W is smaller than W1-1 and W2-2, W may be used in place of W1-1 and W2-2 for comparing weld capacity to weld load. 8-1-3-6-2 Unit Stresses per UG-45(c) and UW-15 (c) 8-1-3-6-2 (a) Fillet weld shear = 0.49125.3 = 61.4 Mpa 8-1-3-6-2 (b) Nozzle wall shear = 0.7125.3 = 87.71 Mpa 8-1-3-6-3 Strength of connection elements 8-1-3-6-3 (a) Fillet weld shear = /2 nozzle O.D. weld leg 61.4 = 1.57 88.9 12.0 61.4 = 102837.4 N 8-1-6-3 (b) Nozzle wall shear = /2 mean nozzle diameter tn 87.71 = 1.5777.778.53 87.71 = 91350.3 N 8-1-3-6-4 Check Strength paths Path 1-1 = 102837.4 + 91350.3 = 194187.7 N Path 2-2 = 102837.4 + 102837.4 = 205674.8 N All paths are stronger than the required strength of W of 17303.9 N [see UG-41 (b) (2)] Weld Strength Paths Are Adequate. 8-1-4 For safety valve nozzle D1 and outfall nozzle N (DN150) per UG-37 design pressure P (MPa) () : 0.65 : 300 : SA-516MGr.485 SV (MPa) : 136 : SA-106 Gr.B Sn (MPa) C (mm) R (mm) : 125.3 : 2.6 : 1402.6
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Analysis
Finished
Leg
length of outward nozzle fillet weld of plane with longitudinal axis factor
Angle
(deg) F
Correction
8-1-4-1 Size of opening Since ID is 2800mm, according to UG-36(b) (1), third of the vessel diameter is 933 mm, and doesnt exceed 1000mm, therefore, 1000mm is maximum limit without considering supplemental rules of 1-7. Now, the diameter of opening is 151.56 mm, so supplemental rules of 1-7 are not applied. 8-1-4-2 Wall thicknesses Required Shell Required thickness of a seamless shell tr (E=1.0)
tr =
t rn =
8-1-4-3 Material Strength Reduction Factor Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr1 fr1=Sn/SV= 125.3/136= 0.9214 Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr2 fr2=Sn/SV = 125.3/136 = 0.9214 8-1-4-4 Size of weld required [UW-16(c),Fig.UW-16.1 Sketch (e)] 8-1-4-4(a) throat size of weld required UW-16(b)
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tc = not less than the smaller of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin tmin =lesser of 3/4 in. or the thickness less corrosion allowance of the thinner part joined. = min.( 19 , 16.0, 10.97 ) = 10.97 mm tc (mininum) = lesser of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin, 6.0 or 0.7 10.97 = 6.0 mm Weld 41, actual weld leg = 9.0 mm tc (actual) = 0.7 weld size = 0.7 9.0 = 6.3 mm Cover weld satisfactory 8-1-4-4(b) Check for limits of reinforcement: 8-1-4-4(b) (1) Limit parallel to the vessel wall: larger of d = 151.56 mm or Rn + tn + t = 75.78 + 8.37 + 13.4 = 97.55 mm Use 151.56 mm 8-1-4-4(b) (2 ) Limit normal to the vessel wall: smaller of 2.5t = 2.513.4 = 33.5 mm or 2.5tn+te = 2.58.37 + 0 = 20.925 mm
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A1 +A2 +A41 = 1002.2 + 305.7 + 74.6 = 1382.5 Sq. mm This is greater than the required area so is a reinforcing element is not needed. 8-1-4-6 Strength calculations for attachment welds are not required for this detail which conforms with Fig. UW-16.1 sketch (e) [see UW-15(b)] 8-1-5 For steam inlet nozzle K (DN200) design pressure per UG-37 P (MPa) () : 0.65 : 300 : SA-516MGr.485 SV (MPa) : 136 : SA-106 Gr.B Sn (MPa) C (mm) R (mm) t (mm) Rno(mm) Rn (mm) tn (mm) d (mm)
Weld leg (mm)
Internal Design
temperature of the vessel wall stress of the vessel wall at design temperature
Material
Allowable Material
of the nozzle wall stress of the nozzle wall at design temperature allowance (designated by customer)
Allowable Corrosion
: 125.3 : 2.6 : 1402.6 : 13.4 : 109.55 : 99.45 : 10.1 : 198.9 : 12.0 : 12.0
Inside
Analysis
Outside
Inside
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Analysis
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Angle
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: 0.0 : 1.0
Correction
8-1-5-1 Size of opening Since ID is 2800mm, according to UG-36(b) (1), third of the vessel diameter is 933 mm, and doesnt exceed 1000mm, therefore, 1000mm is maximum limit without considering supplemental rules of 1-7. Now, the diameter of opening is 198.9 mm, so supplemental rules of 1-7 are not applied. 8-1-5-2 Wall thicknesses Required Shell Required thickness of a seamless shell tr (E=1.0)
tr =
t rn =
8-1-5-3 Material Strength Reduction Factor Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr1 fr1=Sn/SV=125.3/136 = 0.9213 Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr2 fr2=Sn/SV =125.3/136 = 0.9213 8-1-5-4 Size of weld required [UW-16(c),Fig.UW-16.1 Sketch (i)] 8-1-5-4(a) throat size of weld required UW-16(b) t1 or t2 = not less than the smaller of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin tmin =lesser of 3/4 in. or the thickness less corrosion allowance of the thinner part joined. = min.( 19 , 16.0 , 12.7 ) = 12.7 mm t1 or t2 min.( 6 , 0.712.7 ) = 6.0 mm therefore throat must be at least 6.0 mm Weld 41, actual weld leg = 12.0 mm Weld 43, actual weld leg = 12.0 mm
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Cover weld satisfactory 8-1-5-4(b) Check for limits of reinforcement: 8-1-5-4(b) (1) Limit parallel to the vessel wall: larger of d= 198.9 mm or Rn + tn + t = 99.45 + 10.1 + 13.4 = 122.95 mm
Use 198.9 mm 8-1-5-4(b) (2 ) Limit normal to the vessel wall: smaller of 2.5t = 2.513.4 =33.5 mm or 2.5tn+te = 2.510.1 + 0 = 25.25 mm
Use 25.25 mm 8-1-5-5 Area of reinforcement required [UG-37] 8-1-5-5(a) Area of reinforcement required
A21 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2t = 5 (10.1 0.57 ) 0.9213 13.4 = 588.3mm2 A22 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2tn = 5 (10.1 0.57 ) 0.9213 10.1 = 443.4mm2
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A31 = 5tt j f r 2 = 5 13.4 10.1 0.9213 = 623.4mm 2 A32 = 5t j t j f r 2 = 5 10.1 10.1 0.9213 = 469.9mm 2 A33 = 5ht j f r 2 = 5 25.25 10.1 0.9213 = 1174.8mm 2
A3= the smaller of (A31, A32, A33 ) = 469.9 mm2 8-1-5-5(e) Area available in fillet welds A4 8-1-5-5(e)(1) Area available in outward fillet weld A41 A41= (leg)^2 fr2 = 12.0 12.0 0.9213 = 132.6 Sq. mm 8-1-5-5(e)(2) Area available in inward fillet weld A43 A43= (leg)^2 fr2 = 12.0 12.0 0.9213 = 132.6 Sq. mm 8-1-5-5(f) Total area available A1 +A2 +A3 +A41 +A43 = 1316 + 443.4 + 469.9 + 132.6 + 132.6 = 2494.5 Sq. mm This is greater than the required area so is a reinforcing element is not needed. 8-1-5-6 Check the welds per UW-16 and UW-16.1 (i) 8-1-5-6-1 Check Load to be carried by welds [Fig.UG-41.1 Sketch (a)] 8-1-5-6-1 (a) Per UG-41 (b) (1) W1-1 = (A2 + A5 + A41 + A42) Sv = ( 443.4 + 0 + 132.6 + 0) 136 = 78336 N W2-2 = (A2 + A3 + A41 + A43 + 2 tn t fr1) Sv = ( 443.4+ 469.9 + 132.6 + 132.6 +2 10.1 13.4 0.9213) 136 = 194191.3 N 8-1-5-6-1 (b) Per UG-41 (b) (2) W= [A - A1 + 2tn fr1 (E1t - Ftr)]Sv = [ 1349.3 1316 + 2 10.1 0.9213 (1.0 13.4 - 1.0 6.73)] *136 = 21410.5 N Since W is smaller than W1-1 and W2-2, W may be used in place of W1-1 and W2-2 for comparing weld capacity to weld load. 8-1-5-6-2 Unit Stresses per UG-45(c) and UW-15 (c) 8-1-5-6-2 (a) Fillet weld shear = 0.49125.3 = 61.4 Mpa 8-1-5-6-2 (b) Nozzle wall shear
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= 0.7125.3 = 87.71 Mpa 8-1-5-6-3 Strength of connection elements 8-1-5-6-3 (a) Fillet weld shear = /2 nozzle O.D. weld leg 61.4 = 1.57 219.1 12.0 61.4 = 253449.6 N 8-1-5-6-3 (b) Nozzle wall shear = /2 mean nozzle diameter tn 87.71 = 1.57206.410.1 87.71 = 287064.7 N 8-1-5-6-4 Check Strength paths Path 1-1 = 253449.6 + 287064.7 = 540514.3 N Path 2-2 = 253449.6 + 253449.6 = 506899.2 N All paths are stronger than the required strength of W of 21410.5 N [see UG-41 (b) (2)] Weld Strength Paths Are Adequate. 8-1-6 For steam leaking from gate pole nozzle L (DN100) design pressure per UG-37 P (MPa) () : 0.65 : 300 : SA-516MGr.485 SV (MPa) : 136 : SA-106 Gr.B Sn (MPa) C (mm) R (mm) t (mm) Rno(mm) Rn (mm) tn (mm) d (mm)
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Analysis
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Angle
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8-1-6-1 Size of opening Since ID is 2800mm, according to UG-36(b) (1), third of the vessel diameter is 933 mm, and doesnt exceed 1000mm, therefore, 1000mm is maximum limit without considering supplemental rules of 1-7. Now, the diameter of opening is 97.24 mm, so supplemental rules of 1-7 are not applied. 8-1-6-2 Wall thicknesses Required Shell Required thickness of a seamless shell tr (E=1.0)
tr =
trn =
8-1-6-3 Material Strength Reduction Factor Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr1 fr1=Sn/SV=125.3/136 = 0.9213 Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr2 fr2=Sn/SV =125.3/136 = 0.9213 8-1-6-4 Size of weld required [UW-16(c),Fig.UW-16.1 Sketch (i)] 8-1-6-4(a) throat size of weld required UW-16(b) t1 or t2 = not less than the smaller of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin tmin =lesser of 3/4 in. or the thickness less corrosion allowance of the thinner part joined. = min.( 19 , 16.0 , 11.13 ) = 11.13 mm t1 or t2 min.( 6 , 0.711.13 ) = 6.0 mm therefore throat must be at least 6.0 mm Weld 41, actual weld leg = 12.0 mm
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Weld 43, actual weld leg = 12.0 mm t1 or t2 = 0.7 weld size = 0.7 12.0 = 8.4 mm (actual) check t1 + t2 1
Cover weld satisfactory 8-1-6-4(b) Check for limits of reinforcement: 8-1-6-4(b) (1) Limit parallel to the vessel wall: larger of d= 97.24 mm or Rn + tn + t = 48.62 + 8.53 + 13.4 = 70.55 mm
Use 97.24 mm 8-1-6-4(b) (2 ) Limit normal to the vessel wall: smaller of 2.5t = 2.513.4 =33.5 mm or 2.5tn+te = 2.58.53 + 0 = 21.325 mm
Use 21.325 mm 8-1-6-5 Area of reinforcement required [UG-37] 8-1-6-5(a) Area of reinforcement required
A21 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2t = 5 (8.53 0.3) 0.9213 13.4 = 508mm 2 A22 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2tn = 5 (8.53 0.3) 0.9213 8.53 = 323.4mm2
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A2= the smaller of (A21, A22) = 323.4 mm2 8-1-6-5(d) Area available in nozzle projecting inward A3
A31 = 5tt j f r 2 = 5 13.4 8.53 0.9213 = 526.5mm 2 A32 = 5t j t j f r 2 = 5 8.53 8.53 0.9213 = 335.1mm 2 A33 = 5ht j f r 2 = 5 21.325 8.53 0.9213 = 837.9mm 2
A3= the smaller of (A31, A32, A33 ) = 335.1 mm2 8-1-6-5(e) Area available in fillet welds A4 8-1-6-5(e)(1) Area available in outward fillet weld A41 A41= (leg)^2 fr2 = 12.0 12.0 0.9213 = 132.6 Sq. mm 8-1-6-5(e)(2) Area available in inward fillet weld A43 A43= (leg)^2 fr2 = 12.0 12.0 0.9213 = 132.6 Sq. mm 8-1-6-5(f) Total area available A1 +A2 +A3 +A41 +A43 = 639.6 + 323.4 + 335.1 + 132.6 + 132.6 = 1563.3 Sq. mm This is greater than the required area so is a reinforcing element is not needed. 8-1-6-6 Check the welds per UW-16 and UW-16.1 (i) 8-1-6-6-1 Check Load to be carried by welds [Fig.UG-41.1 Sketch (a)] 8-1-6-6-1 (a) Per UG-41 (b) (1) W1-1 = (A2 + A5 + A41 + A42) Sv = ( 323.4 + 0 + 132.6 + 0) 136 = 62016 N W2-2 = (A2 + A3 + A41 + A43 + 2 tn t fr1) Sv = ( 323.4+ 335.1 + 132.6 + 132.6 +2 8.53 13.4 0.9213) 136 = 154266.5 N 8-1-6-6-1 (b) Per UG-41 (b) (2) W= [A - A1 + 2tn fr1 (E1t - Ftr)]Sv = [ 663.6 639.6 + 2 8.53 0.9213 (1.0 13.4 - 1.0 6.73)] *136 = 17521.5 N Since W is smaller than W1-1 and W2-2, W may be used in place of W1-1 and W2-2 for comparing weld capacity to weld load. 8-1-6-6-2 Unit Stresses per UG-45(c) and UW-15 (c) 8-1-6-6-2 (a) Fillet weld shear = 0.49125.3 = 61.4 Mpa
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8-1-6-6-2 (b) Nozzle wall shear = 0.7125.3 = 87.71 Mpa 8-1-6-6-3 Strength of connection elements 8-1-6-6-3 (a) Fillet weld shear = /2 nozzle O.D. weld leg 61.4 = 1.57 114.3 12.0 61.4 = 132219.5 N 8-1-6-6-3 (b) Nozzle wall shear = /2 mean nozzle diameter tn 87.71 = 1.57103.178.53 87.71 = 121185.6 N 8-1-6-6-4 Check Strength paths Path 1-1 = 132219.5 + 121185.6 = 253405.1 N Path 2-2 = 132219.5 + 132219.5 = 264439 N All paths are stronger than the required strength of W of 17303.9 N [see UG-41 (b) (2)] Weld Strength Paths Are Adequate. 8-1-7 For high level electric offlet nozzle S (DN100) per UG-37 design pressure P (MPa) () : 0.65 : 300 : SA-516MGr.485 SV (MPa) : 136 : SA-106 Gr.B Sn (MPa) C (mm) R (mm) t (mm) Rno(mm) Rn (mm) tn (mm) d (mm) : 125.3 : 2.6 : 1402.6 : 13.4 : 57.15 : 48.62 : 8.53 : 97.24
Internal Design
temperature of the vessel wall stress of the vessel wall at design temperature
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of the nozzle wall stress of the nozzle wall at design temperature allowance (designated by customer)
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Angle
(deg) F
Correction
8-1-7-1 Size of opening Since ID is 2800mm, according to UG-36(b) (1), third of the vessel diameter is 933 mm, and doesnt exceed 1000mm, therefore, 1000mm is maximum limit without considering supplemental rules of 1-7. Now, the diameter of opening is 97.24 mm, so supplemental rules of 1-7 are not applied. 8-1-7-2 Wall thicknesses Required Shell Required thickness of a seamless shell tr (E=1.0)
tr =
trn =
8-1-7-3 Material Strength Reduction Factor Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr1 fr1=Sn/SV= 125.3/136= 0.9213 Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr2 fr2=Sn/SV = 125.3/136 = 0.9213 8-1-7-4 Size of weld required [UW-16(c),Fig.UW-16.1 Sketch (e)] 8-1-7-4(a) throat size of weld required UW-16(b) tc = not less than the smaller of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin tmin =lesser of 3/4 in. or the thickness less corrosion allowance of the thinner part joined. = min.( 19 , 16.0, 11.13 ) = 11.13 mm tc (mininum) = lesser of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin, 6.0 or 0.711.13 = 6.0 mm Weld 41, actual weld leg = 9.0 mm tc (actual) = 0.7 weld size = 0.7 9.0 = 6.3 mm
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Cover weld satisfactory 8-1-7-4(b) Check for limits of reinforcement: 8-1-7-4(b) (1) Limit parallel to the vessel wall: larger of d = 97.24 mm or Rn + tn + t = 48.62 + 8.53 + 13.4 = 70.55 mm Use 97.24 mm 8-1-7-4(b) (2 ) Limit normal to the vessel wall: smaller of 2.5t = 2.513.4 = 33.5 mm or 2.5tn+te = 2.58.53 + 0 = 21.325 mm
Use 21.325 mm 8-1-7-5 Area of reinforcement required [UG-37] 8-1-7-5(a) Area of reinforcement required
A21 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2t = 5 (8.53 0.3) 0.9213 13.4 = 508mm 2 A22 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2tn = 5 (8.53 0.3) 0.9213 8.53 = 323.4mm2
A2=the smaller of (A21, A22) = 323.4 mm2 8-1-7-5(d) Area available in welds A4 8-4-5(d)(1) Area available in outward weld A41 8-1-7-5(e) A41= (leg)^2 fr2 = 9.0 9.0 0.9213 = 74.6 Sq. mm Total area available
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This is greater than the required area so is a reinforcing element is not needed. 8-1-7-6 Strength calculations for attachment welds are not required for this detail which conforms with Fig. UW-16.1 sketch (e) [see UW-15(b)] 8-1-8 For water outlet nozzle O (R) (DN250) design pressure per UG-37 P (MPa) () : 0.65 : 300 : SA-516MGr.485 SV (MPa) : 136 : SA-106 Gr.B Sn (MPa) C (mm) R (mm) t (mm) Rno(mm) Rn (mm) tn (mm) d (mm)
Weld leg (mm)
Internal Design
temperature of the vessel wall stress of the vessel wall at design temperature
Material
Allowable Material
of the nozzle wall stress of the nozzle wall at design temperature allowance (designated by customer)
Allowable Corrosion
: 125.3 : 2.6 : 1402.6 : 13.4 : 136.5 : 126.4 : 10.1 : 252.8 : 9.0 : 0.0 : 1.0
Inside
Analysis
Outside
Inside
radius of the nozzle corroded thickness of nozzle wall corroded diameter of opening corroded
Analysis
Finished
Leg
length of outward nozzle fillet weld of plane with longitudinal axis factor
Angle
(deg) F
Correction
8-1-8-1 Size of opening Since ID is 2800mm, according to UG-36(b) (1), third of the vessel diameter is 933 mm, and doesnt exceed 1000mm, therefore, 1000mm is maximum limit without considering supplemental rules of 1-7. Now, the diameter of opening is 252.8 mm, so supplemental rules of 1-7 are not applied. 8-1-8-2 Wall thicknesses Required
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Shell
tr =
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8-1-8-3 Material Strength Reduction Factor Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr1 fr1=Sn/SV= 125.3/136= 0.9213 Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr2 fr2=Sn/SV = 125.3/136 = 0.9213 8-1-8-4 Size of weld required [UW-16(c),Fig.UW-16.1 Sketch (e)] 8-1-8-4(a) throat size of weld required UW-16(b) tc = not less than the smaller of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin tmin =lesser of 3/4 in. or the thickness less corrosion allowance of the thinner part joined. = min.( 19 , 16.0, 12.7 ) = 12.7 mm tc (mininum) = lesser of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin, 6.0 or 0.7 12.7= 6.0 mm Weld 41, actual weld leg = 9.0 mm tc (actual) = 0.7 weld size = 0.7 9.0 = 6.3 mm Cover weld satisfactory 8-1-8-4(b) Check for limits of reinforcement: 8-1-8-4(b) (1) Limit parallel to the vessel wall: larger of d = 252.8 mm or Rn + tn + t = 126.4 + 10.1 + 13.4 = 149.9 mm Use 252.8 mm 8-1-8-4(b) (2 ) Limit normal to the vessel wall: smaller of 2.5t = 2.513.4 = 33.5 mm or 2.5tn+te = 2.5 10.1 + 0 = 25.25 mm
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8-1-8-5(a)
A21 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2t = 5 (10.1 0.71) 0.9213 13.4 = 579.6mm 2 A22 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2tn = 5 (10.1 0.71) 0.9213 10.1 = 436.8mm 2
A2=the smaller of (A21, A22) = 436.8 mm2 8-1-8-5(d) Area available in welds A4 8-4-5(d)(1) Area available in outward weld A41 8-1-8-5(e) A41= (leg)^2 fr2 = 9.0 9.0 0.9213 = 74.6 Sq. mm Total area available
A1 +A2 +A41 = 1675.6 + 436.8 + 74.6 = 2187 Sq. mm This is greater than the required area so is a reinforcing element is not needed. 8-1-8-6 Strength calculations for attachment welds are not required for this detail which conforms with Fig. UW-16.1 sketch (e) [see UW-15(b)] 8-1-9 For thermometer nozzle V2-3 (DN20)
Since the welded nozzles V2-3 (DN20) are neither subject to rapid fluctuations in pressure nor larger than 60 mm, reinforcement of openings is not required. 8-1-10 [UG-36 (c) (3)]
Since the welded nozzles nozzle W2 (DN15) is neither subject to rapid fluctuations in pressure nor larger than 60 mm, reinforcement of openings is not required. [UG-36 (c) (3)]
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8-1-11
per UG-37
Since the welded nozzles nozzle P1-2 (DN10) are neither subject to rapid fluctuations in pressure nor larger than 60 mm, reinforcement of openings is not required. 8-1-12 For water level nozzle T1-2.U1-4.X1-2.Z1-2 (DN50) design pressure [UG-36 (c) (3)]
per UG-37 P (MPa) () : 0.65 : 300 : SA-516MGr.485 SV (MPa) : 136 : SA-106 Gr.B Sn (MPa) C (mm) R (mm) t (mm) Rno(mm) Rn (mm) tn (mm) d (mm)
Weld leg (mm)
Internal Design
temperature of the vessel wall stress of the vessel wall at design temperature
Material
Allowable Material
of the nozzle wall stress of the nozzle wall at design temperature allowance (designated by customer)
Allowable Corrosion
: 125.3 : 2.6 : 1402.6 : 13.4 : 30.15 : 24.01 : 6.14 : 48.02 : 9.0 : 90 : 0.5
Inside
Analysis
Outside
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radius of the nozzle corroded thickness of nozzle wall corroded diameter of opening corroded
Analysis
Finished
Leg
length of outward nozzle fillet weld of plane with longitudinal axis factor
Angle
(deg) F
Correction
8-1-12-1 Size of opening Since ID is 2800mm, according to UG-36(b) (1), third of the vessel diameter is 933 mm, and doesnt exceed 1000mm, therefore, 1000mm is maximum limit without considering supplemental rules of 1-7. Now, the diameter of opening is 48.02 mm, so supplemental rules of 1-7 are not applied.
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8-1-12-2 Wall thicknesses Required Shell Required thickness of a seamless shell tr (E=1.0)
tr =
trn =
8-1-12-3 Material Strength Reduction Factor Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr1 fr1= Sn/SV= 125.3/136 = 0.9213 Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr2 fr2= Sn/SV = 125.3/136 = 0.9213 8-1-12-4 Size of weld required [UW-16(b), Fig.UW-16.1 Sketch (e)] 8-1-12-4 (a) Outward nozzle fillet weld: tc = not less than the smaller of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin tmin =lesser of 3/4 in. or the thickness less corrosion allowance of the thinner part joined. = min.( 19 , 16.0 , 8.74 ) = 8.74 mm tc ( minimum ) = lesser of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin , 6.0 or 0.78.74 = 6.0 mm Weld 41, actual weld leg = 9.0 mm Weld throat = 0.7 weld size = 0.7 9.0 = 6.3 mm The weld size is satisfactory . 8-1-12-4 (b) In plane 90 deg to longitudinal axis : 8-1-12-4 (b) (1) calculate the opening chord length at mid-surface of the required shell thickness as follows: Rm = R+tr/2= 1402.6 + 6.73/2 = 1405.965 mm L= 1100 mm 1= cos-1(
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Per UG-37(b) and Fig.UG-37, F=0.5 8-1-12-4(b) (2) Check for limits of reinforcement: 8-1-12-4 (b) (2-1) Limit parallel to the vessel wall (circumferentially): larger of dc = 78.52 mm or Rnc + tn + t = 39.26 + 6.14 + 13.4 = 58.8 mm
Use 78.52 mm 8-1-12-4 (b) (2-2) Limit normal to the vessel wall: smaller of 2.5t = 2.513.4 = 33.5 mm or 2.5tn+te = 2.56.14 + 0 = 15.35 mm
Use 15.35 mm 8-1-12-5 Area of reinforcement required in plane 90 deg to longitudinal axis
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By observation, A2 on the upper side of the nozzle is smaller than A2 on the lower side of the nozzle. In accordance with UG-37(b), not less than half the required reinforcement shall be on each side of the opening. Therefore,A2 on the lower side shall not be greater than A2 on the upper side.
2 A21 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2t / sin( 3 ) = 5 (6.14 0.16 ) 0.9213 13.4 / sin 40.5 = 568.3mm 2 A22 = 5(tn trn )tn f r 2 / sin( 3 ) = 5 (6.14 0.16 ) 6.14 0.9213 / sin 40.5 = 260.4mm
A2 = the smaller of (A21, A22) = 260.4 mm2 8-1-12-6(c) Area available in outward nozzle weld: Since the welds vary from a fillet to a butt-type weld, and A41 will not be considered. 8-1-12-6 (d) Area provided by A1 + A2 = 778.2 + 260.4 = 1038.6 Sq. mm A= 267.6 Sq. mm This is greater than the required reinforcing area of 267.6 sq. mm. Therefore, the opening is adequately reinforced in the plane considered. 8-4-7 Since the plane under consideration requires only 50% (F=0.5) of the required reinforcement in the plane parallel to the longitudinal shell axis, the opening may not be adequately reinforced in the other planes. A check for reinforcement in plane parallel to the longitudinal shell axis is needed. d = 48.02 mm F = 1.0
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A21 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2t = 5 (6.14 0.16) 0.9213 13.4 = 369.1mm 2 A22 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2tn = 5 (6.14 0.16) 0.9213 6.14 = 169.1mm2
A2 = the smaller of (A21, A22) =169.1 mm2 8-1-12-7 (d) Area available in outward nozzle weld A41: A41= (leg)^2 fr2 = 9.0 9.0 0.9213 = 74.6 Sq. mm 8-1-12-7 (e) Total area available A1 +A2 +A41 = 313.7 + 169.1 + 74.6 = 557.4 Sq. mm This is greater than the required reinforcing area of 329.8 Sq. mm; therefore, opening is adequately reinforced. 8-1-13 For annectent nozzle of tank and tower (DN800) design pressure per UG-37 P (MPa) () : 0.65 : 300 : SA-516MGr.485 SV (MPa) : 136 : SA-516MGr.485 Sn (MPa) C (mm) R (mm) t (mm) Rno(mm) Rn (mm) tn (mm) d (mm)
Weld leg (mm)
Internal Design
temperature of the vessel wall stress of the vessel wall at design temperature
Material
Allowable Material
of the nozzle wall stress of the nozzle wall at design temperature allowance (designated by customer)
Allowable Corrosion
: 136 : 2.6 : 1402.6 : 13.4 : 406.4 : 393 : 13.4 : 786 : 16.0 : 16.0
Inside
Analysis
Outside
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Analysis
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Correction
8-1-13-1 Size of opening Since ID is 2800mm, according to UG-36(b) (1), third of the vessel diameter is 933 mm, and doesnt exceed 1000mm, therefore, 1000mm is maximum limit without considering supplemental rules of 1-7. Now, the diameter of opening is 786 mm, so supplemental rules of 1-7 are not applied. 8-1-13-2 Wall thicknesses Required Shell Required thickness of a seamless shell tr (E=1.0)
tr =
trn =
8-1-13-3 Material Strength Reduction Factor Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr1 fr1=Sn/SV=136/136 = 1.0 Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr2 fr2=Sn/SV =136/136 = 1.0 8-1-13-4 Size of weld required [UW-16(c), Fig.UW-16.1 Sketch (i)] 8-1-13-4(a) throat size of weld required UW-16(b) t1 or t2 = not less than the smaller of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin tmin =lesser of 3/4 in. or the thickness less corrosion allowance of the thinner part joined. = min.( 19 , 16.0 , 16.0 ) = 16.0 mm t1 or t2 min.( 6 , 0.716.0 ) = 6.0 mm therefore throat must be at least 6.0 mm Weld 41, actual weld leg = 16.0 mm Weld 43, actual weld leg = 16.0 mm
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Cover weld satisfactory 8-1-13-4(b) Check for limits of reinforcement: 8-1-13-4(b) (1) Limit parallel to the vessel wall: larger of d= 786 mm or Rn + tn + t = 393 + 13.4 + 13.4 = 419.8 mm
Use 786 mm 8-1-13-4(b) (2 ) Limit normal to the vessel wall: smaller of 2.5t = 2.513.4 =33.5 mm or 2.5tn+te = 2.513.4 + 0 = 33.5 mm
Use 33.5 mm 8-1-13-5 Area of reinforcement required [UG-37] 8-1-13-5(a) Area of reinforcement required
A21 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2t = 5 (13.4 1.88) 1.0 13.4 = 771.84mm2 A22 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2tn = 5 (13.4 1.88) 1.0 13.4 = 771.84mm2
A2= the smaller of (A21, A22) = 771.84 mm2
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A31 = 5tt j f r 2 = 5 13.4 13.4 1.0 = 897.8mm 2 A32 = 5t j t j f r 2 = 5 13.4 13.4 1.0 = 897.8mm 2 A33 = 5ht j f r 2 = 5 33.5 13.4 1.0 = 2237.8mm 2
A3= the smaller of (A31, A32, A33 ) = 897.8 mm2 8-1-13-5(e) Area available in fillet welds A4 8-1-13-5(e)(1) Area available in outward fillet weld A41 A41= (leg)^2 fr2 = 16.0 16.0 1.0 = 196 Sq. mm 8-1-13-5(e)(2) Area available in inward fillet weld A43 8-1-13-5(f) A43= (leg)^2 fr2 = 16.0 16.0 1.0 = 196 Sq. mm Total area available
A1 +A2 +A3 +A41 +A43 = 5242.62 + 771.84 + 897.8 + 196 + 196 = 7304.26 Sq. mm This is greater than the required area so is a reinforcing element is not needed. 8-1-13-6 Check the welds per UW-16 and UW-16.1 (i) 8-1-13-6-1 Check Load to be carried by welds [Fig.UG-41.1 Sketch (a)] 8-1-13-6-1 (a) Per UG-41 (b) (1) W1-1 = (A2 + A5 + A41 + A42) Sv = ( 771.84 + 0 + 196 + 0) 136 = 131626.2 N W2-2 = (A2 + A3 + A41 + A43 + 2 tn t fr1) Sv = (771.84+ 897.8 + 196 + 196 +2 13.4 13.4 1.0) 136 = 329223.4 N 8-1-13-6-1 (b) Per UG-41 (b) (2) W= [A - A1 + 2tn fr1 (E1t - Ftr)]Sv = [5289.78 5242.62 + 2 13.4 1.0 (1.0 13.4 - 1.0 6.73)] *136 = 30725 N Since W is smaller than W1-1 and W2-2, W may be used in place of W1-1 and W2-2 for comparing weld capacity to weld load. 8-1-13-6-2 Unit Stresses per UG-45(c) and UW-15 (c) 8-1-13-6-2 (a) Fillet weld shear = 0.49136 = 66.64 Mpa 8-1-13-6-2 (b) Nozzle wall shear
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= 0.7136 = 95.2 Mpa 8-1-13-6-3 Strength of connection elements 8-1-13-6-3 (a) Fillet weld shear = /2 nozzle O.D. weld leg 61.4 = 1.57 812.8 16.0 66.64 = 1360624.6 N 8-1-13-6-3 (b) Nozzle wall shear = /2 mean nozzle diameter tn 87.71 = 1.57796.813.4 95.2 = 1595845 N 8-1-13-6-4 Check Strength paths Path 1-1 = 1360624.6 + 1595845 = 2956469.6 N Path 2-2 = 1360624.6 + 1360624.6 = 2721249.2 N All paths are stronger than the required strength of W of 30725 N [see UG-41 (b) (2)] Weld Strength Paths Are Adequate. 8-2 DEAERATORS TOWER: 8-2-1 For HP drain inlet nozzle E (DN100) design pressure per UG-37 P (MPa) () : 0.65 : 300 : SA-516MGr.485 SV (MPa) : 136 : SA-106 Gr.B Sn (MPa) C (mm) R (mm) t (mm) Rno(mm) Rn (mm) tn (mm) d (mm) : 125.3 : 3.5 : 903.5 : 8.5 : 57.15 : 49.52 : 7.63 : 99.04
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of the nozzle wall stress of the nozzle wall at design temperature allowance (designated by customer)
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8-2-1-1 Size of opening Since ID is 1800mm, according to UG-36(b) (1), third of the vessel diameter is 600 mm, and doesnt exceed 1000mm, therefore, 1000mm is maximum limit without considering supplemental rules of 1-7. Now, the diameter of opening is 99.04 mm, so supplemental rules of 1-7 are not applied. 8-2-1-2 Wall thicknesses Required Shell Required thickness of a seamless shell tr (E=1.0)
tr =
trn =
8-2-1-3 Material Strength Reduction Factor Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr1 fr1=Sn/SV=125.3/136 = 0.9213 Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr2 fr2=Sn/SV =125.3/136 = 0.9213 8-2-1-4 Size of weld required [UW-16(c), Fig.UW-16.1 Sketch (i)] 8-2-1-4(a) throat size of weld required UW-16(b) t1 or t2 = not less than the smaller of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin tmin =lesser of 3/4 in. or the thickness less corrosion allowance of the thinner part joined. = min.( 19 , 12.0 , 11.13 ) = 11.13 mm t1 or t2 min.( 6 , 0.711.13 ) = 6.0 mm
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therefore throat must be at least 6.0 mm Weld 41, actual weld leg = 10.0 mm Weld 43, actual weld leg = 10.0 mm t1 or t2 = 0.7 weld size = 0.7 10.0 = 7.0 mm (actual) check t1 + t2 1
Cover weld satisfactory 8-2-1-4(b) Check for limits of reinforcement: 8-2-1-4(b) (1) Limit parallel to the vessel wall: larger of d= 99.04 mm or Rn + tn + t = 49.52 + 7.63 + 8.5 = 65.65 mm
Use 99.04 mm 8-2-1-4(b) (2 ) Limit normal to the vessel wall: smaller of 2.5t = 2.58.5 =21.25 mm or 2.5tn+te = 2.57.63 + 0 = 19.075 mm
Use 19.075 mm 8-2-1-5 Area of reinforcement required [UG-37] 8-2-1-5(a) Area of reinforcement required
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A21 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2t = 5 (7.63 0.3) 0.9213 8.5 = 287mm2 A22 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2tn = 5 (7.63 0.3) 0.9213 7.63 = 257.6mm2
A2= the smaller of (A21, A22) = 257.6 mm2 8-2-1-5(d) Area available in nozzle projecting inward A3
A31 = 5tt j f r 2 = 5 8.5 7.63 0.9213 = 298.7 mm 2 A32 = 5t j t j f r 2 = 5 7.63 7.63 0.9213 = 268.1mm 2 A33 = 5ht j f r 2 = 5 19.075 7.63 0.9213 = 670.4mm 2
A3= the smaller of (A31, A32, A33 ) = 268.1 mm2 8-2-1-5(e) Area available in fillet welds A4 8-2-1-5(e)(1) Area available in outward fillet weld A41 A41= (leg)^2 fr2 = 10.0 10.0 0.9213 = 92.1 Sq. mm 8-2-1-5(e)(2) Area available in inward fillet weld A43 A43= (leg)^2 fr2 = 10.0 10.0 0.9213 = 92.1 Sq. mm 8-2-1-5(f) Total area available A1 +A2 +A3 +A41 +A43 = 407 + 257.6 + 268.1 + 92.1 + 92.1 = 1116.9 Sq. mm This is greater than the required area so is a reinforcing element is not needed. 8-2-1-6 Check the welds per UW-16 and UW-16.1 (i) 8-2-1-6-1 Check Load to be carried by welds [Fig.UG-41.1 Sketch (a)] 8-2-1-6-1 (a) Per UG-41 (b) (1) W1-1 = (A2 + A5 + A41 + A42) Sv = ( 257.6 + 0 + 92.1 + 0) 136 = 47559.2 N W2-2 = (A2 + A3 + A41 + A43 + 2 tn t fr1) Sv = ( 257.6+ 268.1 + 92.1 + 92.1 +2 7.63 8.5 0.9213) 136 = 112798.6 N 8-2-1-6-1 (b) Per UG-41 (b) (2) W= [A - A1 + 2tn fr1 (E1t - Ftr)]Sv = [ 435.2 407 + 2 7.63 0.9213 (1.0 8.5 - 1.0 4.34)] *136 = 11789 N Since W is smaller than W1-1 and W2-2, W may be used in place of W1-1 and W2-2 for comparing weld capacity to weld load.
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8-2-1-6-2 Unit Stresses per UG-45(c) and UW-15 (c) 8-2-1-6-2 (a) Fillet weld shear = 0.49125.3 = 61.4 Mpa 8-2-1-6-2 (b) Nozzle wall shear = 0.7125.3 = 87.71 Mpa 8-2-1-6-3 Strength of connection elements 8-2-1-6-3 (a) Fillet weld shear = /2 nozzle O.D. weld leg 61.4 = 1.57 114.3 10.0 61.4 = 110182.9 N 8-2-1-6-3 (b) Nozzle wall shear = /2 mean nozzle diameter tn 87.71 = 1.57103.178.53 87.71 = 121185.6 N 8-2-1-6-4 Check Strength paths Path 1-1 = 110182.9 + 121185.6 = 231368.5 N Path 2-2 = 110182.9 + 110182.9 = 220365.8 N All paths are stronger than the required strength of W of 11789 N [see UG-41 (b) (2)] Weld Strength Paths Are Adequate. 8-2-2 For water inlet from slag-cooler Y2 and secondary steam inlet nozzle J (DN80) per UG-37
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design pressure
P (MPa) ()
temperature of the vessel wall stress of the vessel wall at design temperature
Material
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SV (MPa)
of the nozzle wall stress of the nozzle wall at design temperature allowance (designated by customer) Sn (MPa) C (mm) R (mm) t (mm) Rno(mm) Rn (mm)
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Angle
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Correction
8-2-2-1 Size of opening Since ID is 1800mm, according to UG-36(b) (1), third of the vessel diameter is 600 mm, and doesnt exceed 1000mm, therefore, 1000mm is maximum limit without considering supplemental rules of 1-7. Now, the diameter of opening is 73.64 mm, so supplemental rules of 1-7 are not applied. 8-2-2-2 Wall thicknesses Required Shell Required thickness of a seamless shell tr (E=1.0)
tr =
trn =
8-2-2-3 Material Strength Reduction Factor Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr1 fr1=Sn/SV= 125.3/136= 0.9213 Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr2 fr2=Sn/SV = 125.3/136 = 0.9213 8-2-2-4 Size of weld required [UW-16(c), Fig.UW-16.1 Sketch (c)] 8-2-2-4(a) throat size of weld required UW-16(b) tc = not less than the smaller of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin tmin =lesser of 3/4 in. or the thickness less corrosion allowance of the thinner part joined. = min.( 19 , 12.0, 11.13 ) = 11.13 mm
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tc (mininum) = lesser of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin, 6.0 or 0.7 11.13= 6.0 mm Weld 41, actual weld leg = 9.0 mm tc (actual) = 0.7 weld size = 0.7 9.0 = 6.3 mm Cover weld satisfactory 8-2-2-4(b) Check for limits of reinforcement: 8-2-2-4(b) (1) Limit parallel to the vessel wall: larger of d = 73.64 mm or Rn + tn + t = 36.82 + 7.63 + 8.5 = 52.95 mm Use 73.64 mm 8-2-2-4(b) (2 ) Limit normal to the vessel wall: smaller of 2.5t = 2.58.5 = 21.25 mm or 2.5tn+te = 2.5 7.63 + 0 = 19.075 mm
Use 19.075 mm 8-2-2-5 Area of reinforcement required [UG-37] 8-2-2-5(a) Area of reinforcement required
A21 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2t = 5 (7.63 0.24 ) 0.9213 8.5 = 289.3mm2 A22 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2tn = 5 (7.63 0.24) 0.9213 7.63 = 259.7mm2
A2=the smaller of (A21, A22) = 259.7 mm2 8-2-2-5(d) Area available in welds A4
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8-2-2-5(d)(1) Area available in outward weld A41 8-2-2-5(e) A41= (leg)^2 fr2 = 9.0 9.0 0.9213 = 74.6 Sq. mm Total area available
A1 +A2 +A41 = 301.3 + 259.7 + 74.6 = 635.6 Sq. mm This is greater than the required area so is a reinforcing element is not needed. 8-2-2-6 Strength calculations for attachment welds are not required for this detail which conforms with Fig. UW-16.1 sketch (c) [see UW-15(b)] 8-2-3 For check-up nozzle F (DN150) per UG-37 design pressure P (MPa) () : 0.65 : 300 : SA-516MGr.485 SV (MPa) : 136 : SA-106 Gr.B Sn (MPa) C (mm) R (mm) t (mm) Rno(mm) Rn (mm) tn (mm) d (mm)
Weld leg (mm)
Internal Design
temperature of the vessel wall stress of the vessel wall at design temperature
Material
Allowable Material
of the nozzle wall stress of the nozzle wall at design temperature allowance (designated by customer)
Allowable Corrosion
: 125.3 : 3.5 : 903.5 : 8.5 : 84.15 : 76.68 : 7.47 : 153.36 : 9.0 : 0.0 : 1.0
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Analysis
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radius of the nozzle corroded thickness of nozzle wall corroded diameter of opening corroded
Analysis
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Leg
length of outward nozzle fillet weld of plane with longitudinal axis factor
Angle
(deg) F
Correction
8-2-3-1 Size of opening Since ID is 1800mm, according to UG-36(b) (1), third of the vessel diameter is 600 mm, and doesnt
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exceed 1000mm, therefore, 1000mm is maximum limit without considering supplemental rules of 1-7. Now, the diameter of opening is 153.36 mm, so supplemental rules of 1-7 are not applied. 8-2-3-2 Wall thicknesses Required Shell Required thickness of a seamless shell tr (E=1.0)
tr =
trn =
8-2-3-3 Material Strength Reduction Factor Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr1 fr1=Sn/SV= 125.3/136= 0.9213 Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr2 fr2=Sn/SV = 125.3/136 = 0.9213 8-2-3-4 Size of weld required [UW-16(c), Fig.UW-16.1 Sketch (c)] 8-2-3-4(a) throat size of weld required UW-16(b) tc = not less than the smaller of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin tmin =lesser of 3/4 in. or the thickness less corrosion allowance of the thinner part joined. = min.( 19 , 12.0, 10.97 ) = 10.97 mm tc (mininum) = lesser of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin, 6.0 or 0.7 10.97= 6.0 mm Weld 41, actual weld leg = 9.0 mm tc (actual) = 0.7 weld size = 0.7 9.0 = 6.3 mm Cover weld satisfactory 8-2-3-4(b) Check for limits of reinforcement: 8-2-3-4(b) (1) Limit parallel to the vessel wall: larger of d = 153.36 mm or Rn + tn + t = 76.68 + 7.47 + 8.5 = 92.65 mm Use 153.36 mm 8-2-3-4(b) (2) Limit normal to the vessel wall:
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Use 18.675 mm 8-2-3-5 Area of reinforcement required [UG-37] 8-2-3-5(a) Area of reinforcement required
A21 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2t = 5 (7.47 0.44) 0.9213 8.5 = 275.2mm 2 A22 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2tn = 5 (7.47 0.44) 0.9213 7.47 = 241.9mm2
A2=the smaller of (A21, A22) = 241.9 mm2 8-2-3-5(d) Area available in welds A4 8-2-3-5(d)(1) Area available in outward weld A41 8-2-3-5(e) A41= (leg)^2 fr2 = 9.0 9.0 0.9213 = 74.6 Sq. mm Total area available
A1 +A2 +A41 = 633.1 + 241.9 + 74.6 = 949.6 Sq. mm This is greater than the required area so is a reinforcing element is not needed. 8-2-3-6 Strength calculations for attachment welds are not required for this detail which conforms with Fig. UW-16.1 sketch (c) [see UW-15(b)] 8-2-4 For feed water inlet nozzle H (large end of conical reducer) (DN350) per UG-37 design pressure P (MPa) () : 0.65 : 300
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: SA-516MGr.485 : 136 : SA-106 Gr.B Sn (MPa) C (mm) R (mm) t (mm) Rno(mm) Rn (mm) tn (mm) d (mm)
Weld leg (mm)
Allowable Material
of the nozzle wall stress of the nozzle wall at design temperature allowance (designated by customer)
Allowable Corrosion
: 125.3 : 3.5 : 903.5 : 8.5 : 177.8 : 170.17 : 7.63 : 340.34 : 9.0 : 0.0 : 1.0
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Analysis
Outside
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radius of the nozzle corroded thickness of nozzle wall corroded diameter of opening corroded
Analysis
Finished
Leg
length of outward nozzle fillet weld of plane with longitudinal axis factor
Angle
(deg) F
Correction
8-2-4-1 Size of opening Since ID is 1800mm, according to UG-36(b) (1), third of the vessel diameter is 600 mm, and doesnt exceed 1000mm, therefore, 1000mm is maximum limit without considering supplemental rules of 1-7. Now, the diameter of opening is 340.34 mm, so supplemental rules of 1-7 are not applied. 8-2-4-2 Wall thicknesses Required Shell Required thickness of a seamless shell tr (E=1.0)
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8-2-4-3 Material Strength Reduction Factor Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr1 fr1=Sn/SV= 125.3/136= 0.9213 Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr2 fr2=Sn/SV = 125.3/136 = 0.9213 8-2-4-4 Size of weld required [UW-16(c), Fig.UW-16.1 Sketch (c)] 8-2-4-4(a) throat size of weld required UW-16(b) tc = not less than the smaller of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin tmin =lesser of 3/4 in. or the thickness less corrosion allowance of the thinner part joined. = min.( 19 , 12.0, 11.13 ) = 11.13 mm tc (mininum) = lesser of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin, 6.0 or 0.7 11.13= 6.0 mm Weld 41, actual weld leg = 9.0 mm tc (actual) = 0.7 weld size = 0.7 9.0 = 6.3 mm Cover weld satisfactory 8-2-4-4(b) Check for limits of reinforcement: 8-2-4-4(b) (1) Limit parallel to the vessel wall: larger of d = 340.34 mm or Rn + tn + t = 170.17 + 7.63 + 8.5 = 186.3 mm Use 340.34 mm 8-2-4-4(b) (2 ) Limit normal to the vessel wall: smaller of 2.5t = 2.58.5 = 21.25 mm or 2.5tn+te = 2.5 7.63 + 0 = 19.075 mm
Use 19.075 mm 8-2-4-5 Area of reinforcement required [UG-37] 8-2-4-5(a) Area of reinforcement required
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A21 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2t = 5 (7.63 0.93) 0.9213 8.5 = 262.3mm2 A22 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2tn = 5 (7.63 0.93) 0.9213 7.63 = 235.4mm2
A2=the smaller of (A21, A22) = 235.4 mm2 8-2-4-5(d) Area available in welds A4 8-2-4-5(d)(1) Area available in outward weld A41 8-2-4-5(e) A41= (leg)^2 fr2 = 9.0 9.0 0.9213 = 74.6 Sq. mm Total area available
A1 +A2 +A41 = 1410.9 + 235.4 + 74.6 = 1720.9 Sq. mm This is greater than the required area so is a reinforcing element is not needed. 8-2-4-6 Strength calculations for attachment welds are not required for this detail which conforms with Fig. UW-16.1 sketch (c) [see UW-15(b)] 8-2-5 For manhole nozzle A2 (DN450)
Internal Design
per UG-37 P (MPa) () : 0.65 : 300 : SA-516MGr.485 SV (MPa) : 136 : SA-516MGr.485 Sn (MPa) C (mm) R (mm) t (mm) : 136 : 3.5 : 903.5 : 8.5
design pressure
temperature of the vessel wall stress of the vessel wall at design temperature
Material
Allowable Material
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Leg
length of outward nozzle fillet weld of plane with longitudinal axis factor
Angle
(deg) F
Correction
8-2-5-1 Size of opening Since ID is 1800mm, according to UG-36(b) (1), third of the vessel diameter is 600mm, and doesnt exceed 1000mm, therefore, 1000mm is maximum limit without considering supplemental rules of 1-7. Now, the diameter of opening is 440 mm, so supplemental rules of 1-7 are not applied. 8-2-5-2 Wall thicknesses Required Shell Required thickness of a seamless shell tr (E=1.0)
tr =
trn =
8-2-5-3 Material Strength Reduction Factor Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr1 fr1=Sn/SV= 136/136= 1.0 Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr2 fr2=Sn/SV = 136/136 = 1.0 8-2-5-4 Size of weld required [UW-16(c),Fig.UW-16.1 Sketch (e)] 8-2-5-4(a) throat size of weld required UW-16(b) tc = not less than the smaller of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin
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tmin =lesser of 3/4 in. or the thickness less corrosion allowance of the thinner part joined. = min.( 19 , 12.0 , 12.0 ) = 12.0 mm tc (mininum) = lesser of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin , 6.0 or 0.712.0 = 6.0 mm Weld 41, actual weld leg = 9.0 mm tc (actual) = 0.7 weld size = 0.7 9.0 = 6.3 mm Cover weld satisfactory 8-2-5-4(b) Check for limits of reinforcement: 8-2-5-4(b) (1) Limit parallel to the vessel wall: larger of d= 440 mm or Rn + tn + t = 220 + 8.5 + 8.5 = 237 mm
Use 440 mm 8-2-5-4(b) (2 ) Limit normal to the vessel wall: smaller of 2.5t =2.58.5=21.25 mm or 2.5tn+te = 2.58.5 + 0 = 21.25 mm
Use 21.25 mm 8-2-5-5 Area of reinforcement required [UG-37] 8-2-5-5(a) Area of reinforcement required
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A1 +A2 +A41 = 1830.4 + 314.5 + 81.0 = 2225.9 Sq. mm This is greater than the required area so is a reinforcing element is not needed. 8-2-5-6 Strength calculations for attachment welds are not required for this detail which conforms with Fig. UW-16.1 sketch (e) [see UW-15(b)] 8-2-6 For thermometer nozzle V1 (DN20) per UG-37
Since the welded nozzles nozzle V1 (DN20) is neither subject to rapid fluctuations in pressure nor larger than 60 mm, reinforcement of openings is not required. [UG-36 (c) (3)] 8-2-7 For pressure gauge nozzle W1 (DN15) per UG-37
Since the welded nozzles nozzle W1 (DN15) is neither subject to rapid fluctuations in pressure nor larger than 60 mm, reinforcement of openings is not required. [UG-36 (c) (3)] 8-2-8 For pressure signal nozzle W3 (DN10) per UG-37
Since the welded nozzles nozzle W3 (DN10) is neither subject to rapid fluctuations in pressure nor larger than 60 mm, reinforcement of openings is not required. [UG-36 (c) (3)] 8-2-9 For steam separator nozzle design pressure (DN350) per UG-37 P (MPa) () : 0.65 : 300 : SA-516MGr.485 SV (MPa) : 136 : SA-106 Gr.B Sn (MPa) : 125.3
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C (mm) D (mm)
: 3.5 : 1807 : 6.94 : 177.8 : 170.17 : 7.63 : 340.34 : 10.0 : 10.0 : 0.0 : 1.0
Inside
Analysis
Outside
Inside
radius of the nozzle corroded thickness of nozzle wall corroded diameter of opening corroded
Analysis
Finished
Leg
Leg
length of inward nozzle fillet weld of plane with longitudinal axis factor
Angle
(deg) F
Correction
8-2-9-1 Size of opening Since ID is 1800mm, according to UG-36(b) (1), third of the vessel diameter is 600mm, and doesnt exceed 1000mm, therefore, 1000mm is maximum limit without considering supplemental rules of 1-7. Now, the diameter of opening is 340.34 mm, so supplemental rules of 1-7 are not applied. 8-2-9-2 Wall thicknesses Required ellipsoidal head Required thickness of a seamless shell tr (E=1.0)
tr =
trn =
8-2-9-3 Material Strength Reduction Factor Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr1 fr1= Sn/SV=125.3/136=0.9213
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Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr2 fr2= Sn/SV =125.31/136=0.9213 8-2-9-4 Size of weld required [UW-16(c), Fig.UW-16.1 Sketch (i)] 8-2-9-4(a) throat size of weld required UW-16(b) t1 or t2 = not less than the smaller of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin tmin =lesser of 3/4 in. or the thickness less corrosion allowance of the thinner part joined. = min.( 19 , 10.44 , 11.13 ) = 10.44 mm t1 or t2 min.( 6 , 0.710.44 ) = 6.0 mm therefore throat must be at least 6.0 mm Weld 41, actual weld leg = 10.0 mm Weld 43, actual weld leg = 10.0 mm t1 or t2 = 0.7 weld size = 0.7 10.0 = 7.0 mm (actual) check t1 + t2 1
Cover weld satisfactory 8-2-9-4(b) (1) Limit parallel to the vessel wall: larger of d= 340.34 mm or Rn + tn + t = 170.17 + 7.63 + 6.94 = 184.74 mm
Use 340.34 mm 8-2-9-4(b) (2 ) Limit normal to the vessel wall: smaller of 2.5t=2.56.94 =17.35 mm or 2.5tn+te = 2.57.63 + 0 = 19.075 mm
Use 17.35 mm 8-2-9-5 Area of reinforcement required [UG-37] 8-2-9-5(a) Area of reinforcement required
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A21 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2t = 5 (7.63 0.93) 0.9213 6.94 = 214.2mm2 A22 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2tn = 5 (7.63 0.93) 0.9213 7.63 = 235.5mm2
A2=the smaller of (A21, A22) =214.2 mm2 8-2-9-5(d) Area available in nozzle projecting inward A3
A31 = 5tt j f r 2 = 5 6.94 7.63 0.9213 = 243.9mm 2 A32 = 5t j t j f r 2 = 5 7.63 7.63 0.9213 = 268.1mm 2 A33 = 5ht j f r 2 = 5 17.35 7.63 0.9213 = 609.8mm 2
A3= the smaller of (A31, A32, A33 ) = 243.9 mm2 8-2-9-5(e) Area available in fillet welds A4 8-2-9-5(e)(1) Area available in outward fillet weld A41 A41= (leg)^2 fr2 = 10.0 10.0 0.9213 = 92.1 Sq. mm 8-2-9-5(e)(2) Area available in inward fillet weld A43 A43= (leg)^2 fr2 = 10.0 10.0 0.9213 = 92.1 Sq. mm 8-2-9-5(f) Total area available A1 +A2 +A3 +A41 +A43 = 885.2 + 214.2 + 243.9 + 92.1 + 92.1 = 1528.1 Sq. mm This is greater than the required area so is a reinforcing element is not needed. 8-2-9-6 Check the welds per UW-16 and UW-16.1 (i) 8-2-9-6-1 Check Load to be carried by welds [Fig.UG-41.1 Sketch (a)] 8-2-9-6-1 (a) Per UG-41 (b) (1) W1-1 = (A2 + A5 + A41 + A42) Sv = ( 214.2 + 0 + 92.1 + 0) 136 = 41656.8 N
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W2-2 = (A2 + A3 + A41 + A43 + 2 tn t fr1) Sv = ( 214.2+ 243.9 + 92.1 + 92.1 +2 7.63 6.94 0.9213) 136 = 100622.3 N 8-2-9-6-1 (b) Per UG-41 (b) (2) W= [A - A1 + 2tn fr1 (E1t - Ftr)]Sv = [1479 885.2 + 2 7.63 0.9213 (1.0 6.94 - 1.0 4.33)] *136 = 85747 N Since W is smaller than W2-2, W may be used in place of W2-2 for comparing weld capacity to weld load. 8-2-9-6-2 Unit Stresses per UG-45(c) and UW-15 (c) 8-2-9-6-2 (a) Fillet weld shear = 0.49125.3 = 61.4 Mpa 8-2-9-6-2 (b) Nozzle wall shear = 0.7125.3 = 87.71 Mpa 8-2-9-6-3 Strength of connection elements 8-2-9-6-3 (a) Fillet weld shear = /2 nozzle O.D. weld leg 61.4 = 1.57 355.6 10.0 61.4 = 342791.3 N 8-2-9-6-3 (b) Nozzle wall shear = /2 mean nozzle diameter tn 87.71 = 1.57344.477.63 87.71 = 361930 N 8-2-9-6-4 Check Strength paths Path 1-1 = 342791.3 + 361930 = 704721.3 N Path 2-2 = 342791.3 + 342791.23 = 685582.6 N All paths are stronger than the required strength of W of 85747 N [see UG-41 (b) (2)] Weld Strength Paths Are Adequate. 8-2-10 For annectent nozzle of tank and tower (DN800)
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temperature of the vessel wall stress of the vessel wall at design temperature
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Allowable Corrosion
: 136 : 3.5 : 1807 : 6.94 : 406.4 : 393.9 : 12.5 : 787.8 : 9.0 : 0.0 : 1.0 : SA-516MGr.485
Inside
Analysis
Outside
Inside
radius of the nozzle corroded thickness of nozzle wall corroded diameter of opening corroded
Analysis
Finished
Leg
length of outward nozzle fillet weld of plane with longitudinal axis factor
Angle
Correction
Material
of the reinforcing pad stress of reinforcing pad at design temperature Sp (MPa) Dp (mm) te (mm)
Allowable
: 136 : 1200 12
Outside
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8-2-10-1 Size of opening Since ID is 1800 mm, according to UG-36(b) (1), third of the vessel diameter is 600 mm, and doesnt exceed 1000 mm, therefore, 1000 mm is maximum limit without considering supplemental rules of 1-7. Now, the diameter of opening is 787.8 mm, so supplemental rules of 1-7 are not applied. 8-2-10-2 Wall thicknesses Required ellipsoidal head Required thickness of a seamless shell tr (E=1.0)
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8-2-10-3 Material Strength Reduction Factor Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr1 fr1= Sn/SV= 136/136 = 1.0 Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr2 fr2= Sn/SV = 136/136 = 1.0 Strength reduction factor for all parts fr3 fr3= (less of Sn or Sp)/SV = 136/136 = 1.0 Strength reduction factor for reinforcing pad fr4 fr4= Sp/SV = 136/136 = 1.0 8-2-10-4 Size of weld required [UW-16(d),Fig.UW-16.1 Sketch (q)] 8-1-1-4(a) Inner (reinforcing pad) fillet weld size of weld required UW-16(b) tc = not less than the smaller of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin tmin =lesser of 3/4 in. or the thickness less corrosion allowance of the thinner part joined. = min.( 19 , 10.44 , 16.0 ) = 10.44 mm tc ( minimum ) = lesser of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin , 6.0 or 0.7 10.44 = 6.0 mm Weld 41, actual weld leg = 9.0 mm tc (actual) = 0.7 weld size = 0.7 9.0 = 6.3 mm 8-2-10-4(b) Outer (reinforcing pad) fillet weld: Throat = 1/2 tmin= 0.5 10.44 = 5.22 mm ( minimum throat required ) Throat = 0.7 weld size = 0.7 9.0 = 6.3 mm (actual) 8-2-10-4(c) Upper groove weld: tw = 0.7 tmin = 0.7 10.44 = 7.308 mm ( required ) tw = 10.44 mm (actual) The weld size used is satisfactory. 8-2-10-4(d) Check for limits of reinforcement:
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8-2-10-4(d) (1) Limit parallel to the vessel wall: larger of d = 787.8 mm Use 787.8 mm 8-2-10-4(d) (2 ) Limit normal to the vessel wall: smaller of 2.5t = 2.56.94 = 17.35 mm or 2.5tn+te = 2.512.5 + 12 = 43.25 mm or Rn + tn + t = 393.9 + 12.5 + 6.94 = 413.34 mm
Use 17.35 mm 8-2-10-5 Area of reinforcement required [UG-37] 8-2-10-5(a) Area of reinforcement required
A21 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2t = 5 (12.5 1.94) 1.0 6.94 = 366.4mm2 A22 = 2(tn trn )(2.5tn + te ) f r 2 = 2 (12.5 1.94) (2.5 12.5 + 12) 1.0 = 913.4mm2
A2=the smaller of (A21, A22) = 366.4 mm2 8-2-10-5(d) Area available in welds A4 8-2-10-5(d)(1) Area available in outward weld A41 A41= (leg)^2 fr3 = 9.0 9.0 1.0 = 81.0 Sq. mm A42= (leg)^2 fr4 = 9.0 9.0 1.0 = 81 Sq. mm 8-2-10-5(e) Area provided by:
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A1 +A2 +A41 +A42 = 2056.1 + 366.4 + 81 +81 = 2584.5 Sq. mm 8-2-10-5(f) Area available in reinforcing pad: A5 = (Dp-d-2tn) te fr4 = (1200-787.8-212.5)121.0 = 4646.4 Sq. mm 8-2-10-5(g) Total area available A1 +A2 +A41 + A42 + A5 = 2584.5 + 4646.4 = 7230.9 Sq. mm This is greater than the required reinforcing area of 3411.2 sq. mm; therefore, the opening is adequately reinforced. 8-2-10-6 Check the welds per UW-16 and UW-16.1 (q) 8-2-10-6-1 Check Load to be carried by welds [Fig.UG-41.1 Sketch (a)] 8-2-10-6-1 (a) Per UG-41 (b) (1) W1-1 = (A2 + A5 + A41 + A42) Sv = (366.4 + 4646.4 + 81 +81 ) 136 = 703772.8 N W2-2 = (A2 + A3 + A41 + A43 + 2 tn t fr1) Sv = (366.4+ 0 + 81 + 0 + 2 6.94 12.5 1.0 ) 136 = 84442.4 N W3-3 = (A2 + A3 + A5 + A41 + A42 + A43 + 2 tn t fr1) Sv = (366.4+ 0 + 4646.4 + 81 + 81+ 0 + 2 6.94 12.5 1.0 ) 136 = 727368.8 N 8-2-10-6-1 (b) Per UG-41 (b) (2) W= [A - A1 + 2tn fr1 (E1t F tr )]Sv = [3411.2 2056.1 + 2 12.5 1.0 (1.0 6.94 - 1.00 4.33)] 136 = 193167.6 N Since W is smaller than W1-1 and W3-3, W may be used in place of W1-1 and W3-3 for comparing weld capacity to weld load. 8-2-10-6-2 Unit Stresses per UG-45(c) and UW-15 (c) 8-2-10-6-2 (a) Fillet weld shear = 0.49136 = 66.64 Mpa 8-2-10-6-2 (b) Groove weld tension = 0.74136 = 100.64 Mpa 8-2-10-6-2 (c) Groove weld shear = 0.6136 = 81.6 Mpa 8-2-10-6-2 (d) Nozzle wall shear
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= 0.7136 = 95.2 Mpa 8-2-10-6-3 Strength of connection elements 8-2-10-6-3 (a) Upper fillet or cover weld = /2 nozzle O.D. weld leg 66.64 = 1.57 508 9.0 66.64 = 478344.6 N 8-2-10-6-3 (b) Nozzle wall shear = /2 mean nozzle diameter tn 95.2 = 1.57 496 9.4 95.2 = 696860.9 N 8-2-10-6-3 (c) Lower groove weld tension = /2 nozzle O.D. weld leg 100.64 = 1.57 508 9.0 100.64 = 722397.9 N 8-2-10-6-3 (d) Outer (reinforcing element) fillet weld = /2 reinforcing pad O.D. weld leg 66.64 = 1.57 840 9.0 66.64 = 790963.5 N 8-1-1-6-3 (e) Upper groove weld tension = /2 nozzle O.D. weld leg 100.64 = 1.57 508 9.0 100.64 = 722397.9 N 8-2-10-6-4 Check Strength paths Path 1-1 = 790963.5 + 696860.9 = 1487824.4 N W1-1 = 626810.4 N OK OK
Path 2-2 = 478344.6 + 722397.9 + 722397.9 = 1923140.4 NW2-2 = 102913.4 N Path 3-3 = 790963.5 + 722397.9 = 1513361.4 NW3-3 = 655753.3 N OK
Also paths are stronger than the required strength of W of 151513.2 N [see UG-41 (b) (2)] thus, the Weld Strength Paths Are Adequate. 8-2-11 For safety valve nozzle B (DN150) per UG-37 design pressure P (MPa) () : 0.65 : 300 : SA-516MGr.485 SV (MPa) : 136 : SA-106 Gr.B Sn (MPa) C (mm) : 125.3 : 3.5
Internal Design
temperature of the vessel wall stress of the vessel wall at design temperature
Material
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of the nozzle wall stress of the nozzle wall at design temperature allowance (designated by customer)
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Finished
Leg
length of outward nozzle fillet weld of plane with longitudinal axis factor
Angle
Correction
8-2-11-1 Size of opening Since ID is 1800 mm, according to UG-36(b) (1), third of the vessel diameter is 600 mm, and doesnt exceed 1000 mm, therefore, 1000 mm is maximum limit without considering supplemental rules of 1-7. Now, the diameter of opening is 153.36 mm, so supplemental rules of 1-7 are not applied. 8-2-11-2 Wall thicknesses Required ellipsoidal head Required thickness of a seamless shell tr (E=1.0)
tr =
trn =
8-2-11-3 Material Strength Reduction Factor Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr1 fr1= Sn/SV= 125.3/136 = 0.9213 Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr2 fr2= Sn/SV = 125.3/136 = 0.9213 8-2-11-4 Size of weld required [UW-16(b), Fig.UW-16.1 Sketch (e)]
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8-2-11-4(a) throat size of weld required UW-16(b) tc = not less than the smaller of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin tmin =lesser of 3/4 in. or the thickness less corrosion allowance of the thinner part joined. = min.( 19 , 10.44 , 10.97 ) = 10.44 mm tc (mininum) = lesser of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin , 6.0 or 0.710.44 = 6.0 mm Weld 41, actual weld leg = 9.0 mm Weld throat = 0.7 weld size = 0.7 9.0 = 6.3 mm 6.0 mm The weld size is satisfactory. 8-2-11-4 (b) In plane 90 deg to longitudinal axis : 8-2-11-4 (b) (1) calculate the opening chord length at mid-surface of the required shell thickness as follows: Rm = R+tr/2= 903.5+4.33/2 = 905.665 mm L= 500 mm 1= cos-1(
500 + 76.68 L + Rn ) = cos-1( ) = 50.5 deg Rm 905.665 500 76.68 L Rn 2= cos-1( ) = cos-1( ) = 62.1 deg Rm 905.665
=2-1= 62.1- 50.5 = 11.6 deg
d = 2Rm
Per UG-37(b) and Fig.UG-37, F=0.5 8-2-11-4(b) (2) Check for limits of reinforcement: 8-2-11-4 (b) (2-1) Limit parallel to the vessel wall (circumferentially): larger of dc = 183.1 mm or Rnc + tn + t = 91.55 + 7.47 + 6.94 = 105.96 mm
Use 183.1 mm 8-2-11-4 (b) (2-2) Limit normal to the vessel wall: smaller of 2.5t = 2.56.94 = 17.35 mm or 2.5tn+te = 2.57.47 + 0 = 18.675 mm
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A2 = the smaller of the following By observation, A2 on the upper side of the nozzle is smaller than A2 on the lower side of the nozzle. In accordance with UG-37(b), not less than half the required reinforcement shall be on each side of the opening. Therefore, A2 on the lower side shall not be greater than A2 on the upper side.
2 A21 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2t / sin( 3 ) = 5 (7.47 0.44 ) 0.9213 6.94 / sin 62.3 = 253.8mm 2 A22 = 5(tn trn )tn f r 2 / sin( 3 ) = 5 (7.47 0.44 ) 7.47 0.9213 / sin 62.3 = 273.2mm
A2 = the smaller of (A21, A22) = 253.8 mm2 8-2-11-6(c) Area available in outward nozzle weld: Since the welds vary from a fillet to a butt-type weld, and A41 will not be considered. 8-2-11-6 (d) Area provided by A1 + A2 = 474.8 + 253.8 = 728.6 Sq. mm A= 399.1 Sq. mm This is greater than the required reinforcing area of 399.1 sq. mm. Therefore, the opening is adequately reinforced in the plane considered. 8-2-11-7 Since the plane under consideration requires only 50% (F=0.5) of the required
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reinforcement in the plane parallel to the longitudinal shell axis, the opening may not be adequately reinforced in the other planes. A check for reinforcement in plane parallel to the longitudinal shell axis is needed. d = 153.36 mm F = 1.0
A21 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2t = 5 (7.47 0.44 ) 0.9213 6.94 = 224.7mm2 A22 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2tn = 5 (7.47 0.44 ) 0.9213 7.47 = 241.9mm2
A2 = the smaller of (A21, A22) =224.7 mm2 8-2-11-7 (d) Area available in outward nozzle weld A41: A41= (leg)^2 fr2 = 9.0 9.0 0.9213 = 74.6 Sq. mm 8-2-11-7 (e) Total area available A1 +A2 +A41 = 397.2 + 224.7 + 74.6 = 696.5 mm This is greater than the required reinforcing area of 669.2 Sq. mm; therefore, opening is adequately reinforced. 8-2-12 For exhaust nozzle G (DN80) design pressure per UG-39 P (MPa) () : 0.65 : 300 : SA-105M
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temperature
Material
of the nozzle wall stress of the nozzle wall at design temperature allowance (designated by customer) Sn (MPa) C (mm) dG ( mm ) t (mm) Rno(mm) Rn (mm) tn (mm) d (mm)
Weld leg (mm)
Allowable Corrosion
: 125.3 : 3.5 : 425.3 : 31.9 : 44.45 : 36.82 : 7.63 : 73.64 : 10.0 : 10.0 : 0.0 : 1.0
Diameter, measured as indicated in Fig. UG-34 thickness of the vessel wall corroded
Analysis
Outside
Inside
radius of the nozzle corroded thickness of nozzle wall corroded diameter of opening corroded
Analysis
Finished
Leg
length of outward nozzle fillet weld length of inward nozzle fillet weld of plane with longitudinal axis factor
Leg
Angle
(deg) F
Correction
8-2-12-1 Size of opening Since ID is 350mm, according to UG-36(b) (1), one half the vessel diameter is 175 mm, and doesnt exceed 500mm, therefore, 500mm is maximum limit without considering supplemental rules of 1-7.Now, the diameter of opening is 73.64 mm, so supplemental rules of 1-7 are not applied. 8-2-12-2 Wall thicknesses Required cover Required thickness of cover tr (E=1.0)
ts = 26.9 mm (calculated by 5-2-15) Nozzle Minimum nozzle thickness due to pressure trn (E1=1.0)
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8-2-12-3 Material Strength Reduction Factor Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr1 fr1=Sn/SV= 125.3/129.3 = 0.9691 Strength reduction factor for nozzle fr2 fr2=Sn/SV = 125.3/129.3 = 0.9691 8-2-12-4 Size of weld required [UW-16(c), Fig.UW-16.1 Sketch (i)] t1 or t2 = not less than the smaller of 1/4 in. or 0.7 tmin tmin =lesser of 3/4 in. or the thickness less corrosion allowance of the thinner part joined. = min.( 19 , 33.4 , 11.13 ) = 11.13 mm t1 or t2 min.( 6 , 0.711.13 ) = 6.0 mm therefore throat must be at least 6.0 mm Weld 41, actual weld leg = 10.0 mm Weld 43, actual weld leg = 10.0 mm t1 or t2 = 0.7 weld size = 0.7 10.0 = 7.0 mm (actual) check t1 + t2 1
Cover weld satisfactory 8-2-12-4(b) Check for limits of reinforcement: 8-2-12-4(b) (1) Limit parallel to the vessel wall: larger of d = 73.64 mm or Rn + tn + t = 36.82 + 7.63 + 31.9 = 76.35 mm Use 76.35 mm 8-2-12-4(b) (2 ) Limit normal to the vessel wall: smaller of 2.5t = 2.531.9 = 79.75 mm or 2.5tn+te = 2.57.63 + 0 = 19.075 mm
Use 19.075 mm 8-2-12-5 Area of reinforcement required [UG-37] 8-2-12-5(a) Area of reinforcement required
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A21 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2t = 5 (7.63 0.24 ) 0.9691 31.9 = 1142.3mm2 A22 = 5(tn trn ) f r 2tn = 5 (7.63 0.24 ) 0.9691 7.63 = 273.2mm2
A2=the smaller of (A21, A22) = 273.2 mm2 8-2-12-5(d) Area available in nozzle projecting inward A3
A31 = 5tt j f r 2 = 5 31.9 7.63 0.9691 = 1179.4mm 2 A32 = 5t j t j f r 2 = 5 7.63 7.63 0.9691 = 282.1mm 2 A33 = 5ht j f r 2 = 5 19.075 7.63 0.9691 = 705.2mm 2
A3= the smaller of (A31, A32, A33 ) = 282.1 mm2 8-2-12-5(e) Area available in fillet welds A4 8-2-12-5(e)(1) Area available in outward fillet weld A41 A41= (leg)^2 fr2 = 10.0 10.0 0.9691 = 96.9 Sq. mm 8-2-12-5(e)(2) Area available in inward fillet weld A43 8-2-12-5(f) A43= (leg)^2 fr2 = 10.0 10.0 0.9691 = 96.9 Sq. mm Total area available
A1 +A2 +A3 +A41 +A43 = 392.9 + 273.2 + 282.1 + 96.9 + 96.9 = 1142 Sq. mm This is greater than the req uired area of 1033.4 Sq. mm so is a reinforcing element is not needed. 8-2-12-6 Check the welds per UW-16 and UW-16.1 (i) 8-2-12-6-1 Check Load to be carried by welds [Fig.UG-41.1 Sketch (a)]
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8-2-12-6-1 (a) Per UG-41 (b) (1) W1-1 = (A2 + A5 + A41 + A42) Sv = ( 273.2 + 0 + 96.9 + 0) 129.3 = 47853.9 N W2-2 = (A2 + A3 + A41 + A43 + 2 tn t fr1) Sv = ( 273.2+ 282.1 + 96.9 + 96.9 +2 7.63 31.9 0.9691) 129.3 = 157856.2 N 8-2-12-6-1 (b) Per UG-41 (b) (2) W= [A - A1 + 2tn fr1 (E1t - Ftr)]Sv = [1033.4 392.9 + 2 7.63 0.9691 (1.0 31.9 - 1.0 26.9)] *129.3 = 92377.4 N Since W is smaller than W2-2, W may be used in place of W2-2 for comparing weld capacity to weld load. 8-2-12-6-2 Unit Stresses per UG-45(c) and UW-15 (c) 8-2-12-6-2 (a) Fillet weld shear = 0.49125.3 = 61.4 Mpa 8-2-12-6-2 (b) Nozzle wall shear = 0.7125.3 = 87.71 Mpa 8-2-12-6-3 Strength of connection elements 8-2-12-6-3 (a) Fillet weld shear = /2 nozzle O.D. weld leg 61.4 = 1.57 88.9 10.0 61.4 = 85697.8 N 8-2-12-6-3 (b) Nozzle wall shear = /2 mean nozzle diameter tn 87.71 = 1.5777.777.63 87.71 = 81712 N 8-2-12-6-4 Check Strength paths Path 1-1 = 85697.8 + 81712 = 167409.8 N Path 2-2 = 85697.8 + 85697.8 = 171395.6 N All paths are stronger than the required strength of W of 92377.4 N [see UG-41 (b) (2)] Weld Strength Paths Are Adequate.
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9. Pressure temperature rating for flange and flange cover (ASME B16.5 TABLE 2-1.1) Part: nozzle A1 A2.D1-2.G..T1-2.U1-4.X1-2.Z1-2 Flange rating: class 150 pressure temperature rating Design condition Flange material: SA-105M Design pressure: 0.65 MPa Design temperature: 300 Pressure temperature rating of table 2-1.1 Material group Materials Temp () Pressure (bar) 1.1 Carbon Steel 200 13.8 250 12.1 300 10.2
Therefore, Allowance Pressure:1.02MPa (Design pressure) 0.65 MPa < 1.02 MPa OK.
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CALCULATION OF LIFTING LUGS OF TOWER ( Appendix A of HG/T21574-2008) m= 4420 kg SA-516MGr.485 SA-516MGr.485 S=16 mm S= 10 mm SA=136 MPa A = 95.2 MPa a= 0.7 k= 1.65
Equipment empty mass: Lifting plate of material: Backing strip of material: Lifting plate of thickness: Backing strip of thickness: Allowable tensile stress: Allowable shearing stress: Fillet welded joint factor: Dynamic load factor: Lifting vertical load
FV=0.544209.811.65= 35773 N Lifting transverse load FH = FVtan30= 35773tan30= 20654 N Lifting sling load FL = FV/cos30= 35773/cos30= 41308 N Lifting radial bend of moment M = FHL = 2065480 = 1652320 Nmm Lifting sling max. tensile stress SL= FL/[S(2R-D)]= 41308/[16(260-50)]= 36.9 MPa SLSA, It is safe. Lifting sling max. shearing stress
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L= SL= 36.9 MPa LA , It is safe. Area of fillet weld: A = 2 (Ltan15+R) S = 2 (80tan15+60) 16 = 2606 mm2 Lifting plate weld tensile stress: St= Fv/A = 35773/2606 = 13.8 MPa Lifting plate weld shearing stress t= FH/A = 20654/2606 = 8.0 MPa Lifting plate weld bend stress Sab=6M/S[2(Ltan15+R)]2 = 61652320/{16[2(80tan15+60)] 2}= 23.4 MPa Compound stress Sab=
Lifting plate weld allowable stress []=0.7SA= 95.2 MPa Sab[] ,It is safe.
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11. check for strength and stability of the horizontal vessel with supplemental loading (according to Appendix A of JB/T4731-2005)
11-1 Calculation for Support Reaction Force (due to Uniform Loading) (1) Mass of Cylindrical Shell(between Two Tangents) m1=(Di+n)Lne = 10311.5 (2) Mass of Head(Curved Surface Portion) m2= 937.911 kg (3) Mass of Attachments (including platform) (4) Volume of Head Vh= 2.87351e+09 (5) Volume of Vessel V = 6.28888e+10 (6) Mass of Vesse Filled with Liquid: Under Operating Condition, m4=V= 51460.1 Under Hydrostatic Test Condition, (7) Total Mass: Under Operating Condition: m = m1 + m2 + m3 + m4 + m5 = 71647.4 Under Hydrostatic Test Condition: m= m1 + m2 + m3 + m4+ m5 = 83076.1 (8) Uniform Load Under Operating Condition: q=mg/(L+4hi/3)= 68.832 N/mm m4=VT= 62888.8 mm3 mm3 m3= 8000
Under Hydrostatic Test Condition: q=mg/(L+4hi/3)= 79.8116 N/mm (9) Support Reaction Force due to Uniform Loading Under Operating Condition: F=mg/2= 351430.5 N F= mg/2 =407488.3 N
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(10) Shearing Force at Support due to Uniform Loading Under Operating Condition, V=F((L-2A)/(L+4hi/3)= 240862.9 N Under Hydrostatic Test Condition, V=F((L-2A)/(L+4hi/3)= 279283.8 N 11-2 Calculations for Radial Load and External Moment due to Accessory Equipments (1) Structure size: L= 7000mm; l1 = 3687 mm; H0 = 250 mm; a = 3500 mm; b = 3500 mm Ri = 1400 mm ; n = 16 mm ; di = 1800 mm; Si = 12mm; h = 1843.5 mm (2) Radial Load Mass of Cylindrical Shell and Head m1a + m2a = 1836 Mass of Internals,Attachments and Insulation Mass of Filled Water Under Operating Condition: m4a = 6510 m4a = 7160 Under Hydrostatic Testing Condition: Mass of Attachment Under Operating Condition, m a= m1a + m2a + m3a + m4a + m5a = 11346 under Hydrostatic Testing Condition m a = m1a + m2a + m3a+ m4a+ m5a = 11996 Weight Force Acted by Attachment Under Operating Condition, Under Hydrostatic Testing Condition, W = max(W, W) =117680.76 N (3) Calculation Condition without Seismic Load (3)-1 Support Reaction(Concentrated Load) Due to Weight Force = 55652.13 N FI=(b/l)W =(b/l)W = 58840.38 N FI Combination of Support Reaction Combined Support Force + FI = 407082.63 N FIIo=F + FII = 407082.63 N FIo=F =F + FI= 466328.68 N FIo = 55652.13 N FI=(b/l)W Maximum Shearing Force at Support FIIo =F + FII= 466328.68 N FII=(a/l)W = 55652.13 N FII=(a/l)W = 55652.13 N FII =(a/l)W = 58840.38 N W= mag = 111304.26 N W= mag = 117680.76 N m3a + m5a = 3000
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A = F
= 296515.1 N
A = F
= 296515.1 N (3)-2 Combined Moment due to Uniform and Concentrated Load Bending Moment due to Uniform Load At Acting Point K of Concentrated Load Under Operating Condition
M Kq = q[
2 hi2 2 Ra A2 al a hi A + (1 )] l 4 3 2 2
3500 11402 3500 7000 14082 7002 2 = 68.832 [ 700 1140 + )] (1 7000 2 2 4 3 = 68.832 [373116 532000 649800 + 6125000]
=3.65933108 N.mm Under Hydrostatic Testing Condition:
M Kq = q [
2 hi2 2 Ra A2 al a hi A + (1 )] l 4 3 2 2
3500 11402 3500 7000 14082 7002 2 = 79.8116 [ 700 1140 + )] (1 7000 2 2 4 3
M 2 = F A[1
2 A Ra hi2 + 2 AL ] L 4hi 1+ 3L
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1140 14082 7002 + 9280 2 1140 9280 ] = 351430.5 1140 [1 4 700 1+ 3 9280 1 0.122845 + 0.0705377 = -400630770(1)=-5.565214107 N.mm 1 + 0.100575 1
Under Hydrostatic Testing condition
2 A Ra hi2 + 2 AL ] L M T 2 = F A[1 4hi 1+ 3L 1140 14082 7002 1 + 9280 2 1140 9280 ] = 407488.3 1140 [1 4 700 1+ 3 9280 1 0.122845 + 0.0705377 = -464536662(1)=-6.452939107 N.mm 1 + 0.100575
(4) Bending Moment due to Concentrated Load (4)-1 due to Radial Force at Point K Under Operating Condition:
M k' =
ab ' 3500 3500 W = 111304.26 = 1.46926 108 N L 9280 ab 3500 3500 W = 117680.76 = 1.553437 108 N L 9280
M k =
(4)-2 Combined Bending Moment At Acting Point K of Concentreated Load Under Operating Condition: MK = MKq + Mk= 3.65933108 + 1.46926108 = 5.12859108 N.mm Under Hydrostatic Testing Condition: MKT = MKq + Mk= 4.24304108 + 1.553437108 = 5.796477108 N.mm (5) Calculation for Axial Stress of Cylindrical Shell (5)-1 At Acting Point K of Concectrated Load, di = 812.8 mm, K10=0.785 Di = 2800 mm arcsin= 0.290285714, = 16.875
K11=0.89
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1k =
= 34.15 - 7.83 = 26.32 MPa At Acting Point K of Concectrated Load underHydrostatic Testing Condition (Vessel under Internal Pressure) After water filling, if PT = 0
1kT =
2 kT =
= 54.64 + 7.81 = 62.45 MPa (5)-2 At Mid-Point C of Cylindrical Shell under Operating Condition:
0 407082.63 2 F 2 x1 = hi A = 700 1140 = 4307.48 q 3 68.832 3 0 407082.63 2 2 F hi A = 700 1140 = 4307.48 q 3 68.832 3
if x1 a =3500 then x2 =
X2T =
MmT =0 (5)-3 When Mm = 0, there is no need to calculate 1 and 2 When Mm T= 0, there is no need to calculate T1 and T2 .
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1 =
pc Ra Mm =0 2 2 Ra e e
At Mid-Point C of Cylindrical Shell under Hydrostatic Testing Condition(Vessel under Internal Pressure) After water filling, if PT = 0
M mT =0 T1 = 2 Ra e
At Mid-Point C of Cylindrical Shell under Operating Condition
2 =
pc Ra Mm + =0 2 2 R e a e
At Mid-Point C of Cylindrical Shell under Hydrostatic Testing Condition(Vessel under Internal Pressure)
2T =
pT Ra M mT =0 + 2 2 Ra e e
3 =
T3 =
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4 =
T4 =
PT 0
E = 185103 MPa ET = 202103 MPa Under Operating Condition: B = 75 MPa (from Fig. CS-2)
[] ac = min(0.9Rel, B) = min(0.9204, 75) = 75 MPa (b) Stress Checking Maximum Axial Tensile Stress Under Operating Condition < [ ]t = 115.6 MPa Maximum Axial Compressive Stress Under Operating Condition < [ ]ac = 75 MPa O.K O.K O.K
Maximum Axial Tensile Stress Under Hydrostatic Test Condition < 0.9ReL = 183.6 MPa
Maximum Axial Compressive Stress Under Hydrostatic Test Condition < [ ]ac = 75 MPa O.K
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11-3 Calculation for Circumferential Shearing Stress With Ra/2, A and , from table 6-2: K3 = 0.319 K4 = K0 = 1.2
A>Ra/2, Cylindrical Shell Not Stiffened by Head (1) calculation for circumferential shearing stress in cylindrical shell: F = 466328.68 N
=
K 3 F L 2 A 0.319 466328.68 9280 2 1140 = 5.41MPa = 1408 13.4 Ra e 9280 + 4 700 / 3 L + 4hi / 3
(2) check for circumferential shearing stress = 5.41 MPa 0.8 [ ]t = 108.8 MPa OK.
11-4 circumferential stress in cylindrical shell at saddle support: Effective Width of Cylindrical Shell b2 = b+1.56
R a
ne
Cylindrical Shell With Stiffening Ring Parameters of Stiffening Ring e=66.5682 mm d=112.532 mm Number of Stiffening Rings, n = 1 Total Combined Sectional Area , A0= 9841.01 mm2 mm4
Total Moment of Innertia of Combined Section, I0 = 5.01192e+07 Allowable Stress at Design Temperature [ ]t = 136 MPa
Stiifening Ring Located at Same Plane of Saddle Support C4=-1 C5=1 K7=0.053 K8=0.341
K8 F C4 K 7 FRa e + A0 I0 0.341 466328.68 1 0.053 466328.68 1408 66.5682 + 9841.01 5.01192 107
= -16.17 - 46.25 = -62.42 MPa Circumferential Stress of Inner or Outer Surface of Stiffening Ring at Side Corner of Saddle Support 8= -
K8 F C5 K 7 FRa d + A0 I0
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O.K O.K
11-5 Calculation for Saddle Support Stress: (1) horizontal component and strength identification (a) Horizontal component = 120deg; K9 = 0.204
FS=K9F = 95131.1 N horizontal (b) horizontal stress in Web Calculated Height HS=min(Rm/3, H0) = 250 mm
Thickness of Saddle Support Web b0 = 18 mm Actual width of Saddle Support Backing Plate b4= 620 b= 378 b2 = 612.146 mm br= min(b4, b2) = 612.146 mm
Effective Width of Saddle Support Backing Plate Backing Plate Having Stiffening Action: 9=
2 2 []sa = 81 = 54 MPa 3 3
O.K
(2) compressive stress and strength identification (a) compressive stress FEV = 1mg = 0.2471647.49.81 = 168686.7 N Combined Sectional Area of Web and Small End of Rib Asa = 58872 mm2 Section Modulus of Combined Section of Web and Small End of Rib Zr = 1.8893610 mm sa = 6 3
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= -11.94 11.17- 0.69 = -23.8 MPa |sa| = 23.8 < Kosa = 1.2 81 = 97.2 MPa (b) stress due to thermal difference tsa = OK
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Check for post-weld heat treatment Material for shell and head is SA-516MGr.485 P-No. = 1 GR-No. =2 According to table UCS-56 (note 2) and UW-2(not lethal), the thickness of shell and heads (= 10 mm.) is less than 32mm. So no post weld heat treatment is needed.
13. Material characteristics requirement (according to PED/97/23/EC annex 7.5) Unless other values are required in accordance with other criteria that must be taken into account, a steel carried out by a standard procedure, its elongation after rupture is no less than 14% and its bending rupture energy measured on an ISO V test-piece is no less than 27J, at a temperature not greater than 20 ,but not higher than the lowest scheduled operating temperature.