LIST OF APPLICABLE CAESAR LOAD CASES

Sr. Load Case Description Load Case Numbers as defined in CAESAR Additional Information

This will be used to calculate pure

(1) Load case no. being considered for combination with Occassional loads 4 occassional load forces/moments.

All Operating modes

(2) Operating (OPE) Load Case No. Series 3 to 4 [ including Sr.(1) above ]
RELATION BETWEEN COORDINATE
AXES IN CAESAR AND 3D MODEL
(3) Sustained (SUS) Load Case No. Series 1 to 2 Dead Weight + Fluid Pressure

(4) Hydrotest (HYD) Load Case No. Hydrotest CAESAR 3D MODEL

(5) Wind (OPE) Load Case No. Series to Combination of Operating and Wind +X is +X
Combination of Operating and
(6) Earthquake (OPE) Load Case No. Series 5 to 8 Earthquake +Y is +Y
Combination of Operating and Steam
(7) Steam Hammer (OPE) Load Case No. Series to
Hammer loads +Z is +Z
Combination of Operating and Safety
(8) Safety Valve Reaction Force (OPE) Load Case No.
Valve Reaction Forces

Combination of Operating and Snow

(9) Snow Load (OPE) Load Case No.
Loads

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 CIVIL DESIGN INPUT - PIPING LOAD DATA TABLE FOR PIPING STRESS ANALYSED IN CAESAR
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Run Date / Time : 05-12-2016, 13:14:23 hrs System KKS : Stress File Name : PUMP DISCHARGE

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SR. SUPPORT DETAIL SUPPORT FUNCTION DETAILS For vertical LOCATION FROM NEAREST PLANT COORDINATES PIPE DISPLACEMENT
PIPING LOAD DATA
NO. load BUILDING GRIDS (as per CAESAR Model), Refer Notes (2) to (7)
DATA
supports, (as per CAESAR Model)
(as per 3D Model) PERMANENT LOADS TEMPORARY OCCASSIONAL LOADS (NET VALUES)
whether load
Refer Note (2) LOADS Refer Note (4) PERMANENT DISPLACEMENTS
transfer point
to civil HYDROTEST STEAM HAMMER, Refer Note (8)
Stress Support HORIZONTAL VERTICAL WIND EARTHQUAKE SNOW
Support Function Description /structure is Refer Note (3) SAFETY VALVE REACTION
Support KKS Node Function REMARKS
(Coordinate Axes - X, Y, Z are as per Caesar Model) above pipe or Building/ X Y X Y Z X Y Z Z X Y X Y Z X Y Z Z X Y Z
No. Code
below pipe Structure (E-W) (N-S) (Easting) (Northing) (Elevation) (E-W) (N-S) (E-W) (N-S) (E-W) (N-S) (E-W) (N-S) (E-W) (N-S)
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (kN) (kN) (kN) (kN) (kN) (kN) (kN) (kN) (kN) (kN) (kN) (kN) (kN) (mm) (mm) (mm)
2 1185 Rigid ANC 969335.25 1257487.75 44.463 -13.8 287.5 -3.5 / 3.5 -6.9 / 6.9 -15.9 / 15.9
4 1195 Rigid ANC 969335.25 1257487.75 544.663 -13.8 265.3 -2.8 / 2.8 -0.7 / 0.7 -15.9 / 15.9 6

NOTES :
(1) Coordinate axes indicated as per the 3D model.
(2) PERMANENT LOADS are maximum of the loads exerted by piping in cold condition or operating condition. They include weight of pipe, fluid, insulation and effects of pressure and temperature.
(3) HYDROTEST Loads are loads exerted by piping during hydrotest. Generally, spring supports are locked during this activity. Hence the loads could be different from PERMANENT LOADS.
(4) OCCASIONAL LOADS are loads exerted by piping due to effects of occasional occurences like wind, earthquake, steam hammer, safety valve opening thrust force, snow load, etc.
The indicated values are net values due to the occasional occurences and do not include any component of PERMANENT LOADS.
(5) Loads lesser than 0.1 kN have been ignored.
(6) Loads indicated are as calculated by stress analysis software. Any additional margin has not been considered.
(7) Combination of indicated loads to suit Civil Design philosophy to be done by Civil Design Team.
(8) PERMANENT DISPLACEMENTS are maximum of the displacement experienced by piping in cold condition or operating condition due to dead weight of pipe, fluid, insulation and effects of pressure and temperature.
(9) In general, these vertical load bearing supports will transfer load to steel/concrete located above the pipe.
Exceptions (to be identified by referring to 3D model / supports drawings / discussion with Piping team) :
(a) Support on vertical pipe run.
(b) The support is taken from a bracket attached to a main column.
(c) Where the steel/concrete is not available above pipe or is very high above (typically > 3m) the pipe, and other nearby steel/concrete is available below the pipe, support attachments (auxiliary steel) for pipe support could be taken from steel/concrete below (eg. using goal post). An example is as per below schematic.

(10) In general, these vertical load bearing supports will transfer load to steel/concrete located below the pipe.
Exceptions (to be identified by referring to 3D model / supports drawings / discussion with piping team) :
(a) Support on vertical pipe run.
(b) The support is taken from a bracket attached to a main column.
(c) Where steel/concrete is not available below pipe or is very low below (typically > 1m) the pipe, and other nearby steel/concrete is available above the pipe, support attachments (auxiliary steel) for pipe support could be taken from steel/concrete above (eg. using L-bracket or inverted goal post). An example is as per below schematic.

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