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UOP Process Plants Specification


G6135-414-20-CA-00-ULP R5
H2S Removal Guard Bed Calculations –
GAS TREATMENT PKG

UOP PROJECT NO. : G6135

EQUIPMENT : GAS TREATMENT UNIT

CLIENT : BW OFFSHORE

END CLIENT : PREMIER OIL UK LIMITED

CLIENT REF. NO. : 4307

LOCATION : NORTH SEA

PURCHASE ORDER NO. : 60407

No. of pages
109

Project: CATCHER DEVELOPMENT Document Family: ANST


Unit: Doc. type: CA
IMO No: 9777280 Discipline: M
Client: PREMIER OIL UK LIMITED System no: 24
Client Doc No: BWO Doc. No.: 4307-UOP-EM311-M-CA-00004

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I N D E X

No. SUBJECT PAGE

1 INDEX 2

2 DESIGN DATA 3

3 SETTING SUMMARY 4

4 PRESSURE SUMMARY 5

5 NOZZLE SCHEDULE 6

6 NOZZLE SUMMARY 7

7 THICKNESS SUMMARY 8 ~ 10

8 SHELL & HEAD 11 ~ 23

9 NOZZLE 24 ~ 35

10 WEIGHT SUMMARY 36

11 WIND LOAD 37 ~ 41

12 WAVE MOTION LOAD 42 ~ 49

13 BLAST LOAD 50 ~ 52

14 SKIRT & BASE RING 53 ~ 61

15 LIFTING & TAILING LUG 62 ~ 68

16 BRACE CHECK 69 ~ 71

17 LIFTING & TAILING LUG LOCAL CHECK 72 ~ 74

18 TOP DAVIT 75 ~ 78

19 HYDRO. TEST REPORT 79 ~ 81

20 CHECK OF STUD BOLT 82

21 N1 NOZZLE NECK & HOOK 83

22 ㅣ STRESS ANALYSIS REPORT FOR TAILING LUG | 84 ~ 109


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ITEM NO. : 24-VF-6723A/B

DESIGN INPUT DATA


CODE ASME SEC.Ⅷ DIV.1 2013 ED. + PED 97/23/EC MODULE G + CE MARKING

CLASSIFICATION SOCIETY INDEPENDENT VERIFICATION BODY (ICP) : DNV GL


SIZE I.D 2345 x 3500 L (T.L TO T.L)
VOLUME 18.5 M3 TYPE V-SKIRT
NO. OF EQUIP. 2 CODE STAMPING NO

FLUID NATURAL GAS -


SPECIFIC GRAVITY - -
DESIGN PRESSURE (INT./EXT.) 89 / F.V Bar.G
DESIGN TEMPERATURE (MAX./M.D.M.T) 85 / -45 ℃
OPERATING PRESSURE (INT./EXT.) 69 / ATM. Bar.G
OPERATING TEMPERATURE 50 ℃
HYDRO. TEST PRESSURE 1ࣱ࣯࣯࣪ Bar.G
PNEUMATIC TEST PRESSURE - Bar.G
CORROSION ALLOWANCE 3.0 MM
S.R AFTER COLD FORMING - -
P.W.H.T. YES -
RADIOGRAPHY (SHELL/HEAD) 100% / 100% -
JOINT EFFICIENCY (SHELL/HEAD) 1.0 / 1.0 -
INSULATION 80 MM
FIRE PROOFING (IN/OUT) NONE MM
M.D.M.T. -45 ℃
M.A.W.P. 89 Bar.G
BLAST PRESSURE 0.6 Bar
WIND VELOCITY 33.5 M/S
OPERATING ACCELERATION SEE NOTE 1 -

NOTE
1. HEAVE = 1.3162g, PITCH = 0.1499g, ROLL = 0.416

2. MATERIAL ACCORDING TO NACE MR0175


Settings Summary 4/109

COMPRESS 2014 Build 7400

Units: MKS

Datum Line Location: -50.00 mm from bottom seam

Design

ASME Section VIII Division 1, 2013 Edition Metric

Design or Rating: Get Thickness from Pressure


Minimum thickness: 1.5 mm per UG-16(b)
Design for cold shut down only: No
Design for lethal service (full radiography required): No
Design nozzles for: Design P only
Corrosion weight loss: 100% of theoretical loss
UG-23 Stress Increase: 1.20
Skirt/legs stress increase: 1.2
Minimum nozzle projection: 150 mm
Juncture calculations for α > 30 only: Yes
Preheat P-No 1 Materials > 1.25" and <= 1.50" thick: Yes
UG-37(a) shell tr calculation considers longitudinal stress: No
Butt welds are tapered per Figure UCS-66.3(a).

Hydro/Pneumatic Test

Shop Hydrotest at user defined pressure


Test liquid specific gravity: 1.00
Maximum stress during test: 90% of yield

Required Marking - UG-116

UG-116(e) Radiography: RT1


UG-116(f) Postweld heat treatment: HT

Code Cases\Interpretations

Use Code Case 2547: No


Use Code Case 2695: No
Apply interpretation VIII-1-83-66: Yes
Apply interpretation VIII-1-86-175: Yes
Apply interpretation VIII-1-01-37: Yes
No UCS-66.1 MDMT reduction: No
No UCS-68(c) MDMT reduction: No
Disallow UG-20(f) exemptions: No

UG-22 Loadings

UG-22(a) Internal or External Design Pressure : Yes


UG-22(b) Weight of the vessel and normal contents under operating or test conditions: Yes
UG-22(c) Superimposed static reactions from weight of attached equipment (external loads): Yes
UG-22(d)(2) Vessel supports such as lugs, rings, skirts, saddles and legs: Yes
UG-22(f) Wind reactions: Yes
UG-22(f) Seismic reactions: Yes
UG-22(j) Test pressure and coincident static head acting during the test: Yes
Note: UG-22(b),(c) and (f) loads only considered when supports are present.
Pressure Summary 5/109

Pressure Summary for Chamber bounded by Bottom Head and Top Head

P T T
MAWP MAEP e MDMT MDMT Impact
Identifier Design Design external
( bar) ( bar) ( °C) Exemption Tested
( bar) ( °C) ( °C)

Top Head 89 85 92.92 52.36 85 -51 Note 1 Yes

Straight Flange on Top Head 89 85 99.14 64.72 85 -51 Note 2 Yes

Shell 89 85 90.95 59.46 85 -46.3 Note 3 Yes

Straight Flange on Bottom Head 89 85 99.14 64.72 85 -51 Note 2 Yes

Bottom Head 89 85 92.92 52.36 85 -51 Note 4 Yes

Nozzle (MW1) 89 85 89 1.03 85 -49 Note 5 No

Nozzle (MW2) 89 85 89 1.03 85 -49 Note 6 No

Nozzle (N2) 89 85 89 1.03 85 -49 Note 7 No

Chamber design MDMT is -45 °C


Chamber rated MDMT is -46.3 °C @ 89 bar

Chamber MAWP hot & corroded is 89 bar @ 85 °C

Chamber MAEP is 1.03 bar @ 85 °C


Vacuum rings did not govern the external pressure rating.

Notes for Maximum Pressure Rating:

Note # Details

1. Option to calculate MAP was not selected. See the Calculation->General tab of the Set Mode dialog.

Notes for MDMT Rating:

Note # Exemption Details

1. Straight Flange governs MDMT

UCS-66(i) reduction of 6 °C applied (ratio =


2. Material is impact tested per UG-84 to -45 °C
0.8929).

UCS-66(i) reduction of 1.3 °C applied (ratio =


3. Material is impact tested per UG-84 to -45 °C
0.9775).

4. Straight Flange governs MDMT

5. Nozzle is impact tested to -46 °C with an additional 3 °C reduction per UCS-66(g) UCS-66 governing thickness = 98 mm.

6. Nozzle is impact tested to -46 °C with an additional 3 °C reduction per UCS-66(g) UCS-66 governing thickness = 96.3 mm.

7. Nozzle is impact tested to -46 °C with an additional 3 °C reduction per UCS-66(g) UCS-66 governing thickness = 78.55 mm.

Design notes are available on the Settings Summary page.


Nozzle Schedule 6/109

Nozzle Impact
Service Size Materials Normalized Fine Grain Flange Blind
mark Tested

NPS 24 Class 600 NPS 24 Class 600


MW1 Nozzle 547.6 ID x 136.2 Nozzle SA-350 LF2 Cl 1 No No No
WN A350 LF2 Cl.1 A350 LF2 Cl.1

NPS 24 Class 600 NPS 24 Class 600


MW2 Nozzle 547.6 ID x 116.2 Nozzle SA-350 LF2 Cl 1 No No No
WN A350 LF2 Cl.1 A350 LF2 Cl.1

NPS 10 Class 600


N2 Nozzle 242.9 ID x 78.55 Nozzle SA-350 LF2 Cl 1 No No No No
WN A350 LF2 Cl.1
Nozzle Summary 7/109

Reinforcement
Shell
Nozzle OD t Req t Pad Corr A /A
n n A1? A2? a r
mark (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (%)
Nom t Design t User t Width t
pad
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)

MW1 820 136.2 21.57 Yes Yes 98 95.86 N/A N/A 3 108.1

MW2 780 116.2 21.57 Yes Yes 96.3* 83.2 N/A N/A 3 109.3

N2 400 78.55 11.35 Yes Yes 96.3* 83.2 N/A N/A 3 116.9

tn: Nozzle thickness


Req tn: Nozzle thickness required per UG-45/UG-16
Nom t: Vessel wall thickness
Design t: Required vessel wall thickness due to pressure + corrosion allowance per UG-37
User t: Local vessel wall thickness (near opening)
Aa: Area available per UG-37, governing condition
Ar: Area required per UG-37, governing condition
Corr: Corrosion allowance on nozzle wall
* Head minimum thickness after forming
Thickness Summary 1RUPDO2SHUDWLQJ&RQGLWLRQ 8/109

Component Material Diameter Length Nominal t Design t Total Corrosion Joint Load
Identifier (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) E

Top Head SA-516 60 2,345 ID 682.55 96.3* 92.34 3 1.00 Internal

Straight Flange on Top Head SA-516 60 2,345 ID 50 107 95.86 3 1.00 Internal

Shell SA-516 60 2,345 ID 3,400 98 95.86 3 1.00 Internal

Straight Flange on Bottom Head SA-516 60 2,345 ID 50 107 95.86 3 1.00 Internal

Bottom Head SA-516 60 2,345 ID 682.55 96.3* 92.34 3 1.00 Internal

Skirt SA-516 60 2,459 OD 1,895.5 16 2.62 0 0.55 Seismic

Nominal t: Vessel wall nominal thickness


Design t: Required vessel thickness due to governing loading + corrosion
Joint E: Longitudinal seam joint efficiency
* Head minimum thickness after forming

Load
internal: Circumferential stress due to internal pressure governs
external: External pressure governs
Wind: Combined longitudinal stress of pressure + weight + wind governs
Seismic: Combined longitudinal stress of pressure + weight + seismic governs
Thickness Summary (QYLURQPHQWDO/RDG&RQGLWLRQ 9/109

Component Material Diameter Length Nominal t Design t Total Corrosion Joint Load
Identifier (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) E

Top Head SA-516 60 2,345 ID 682.55 96.3* 92.34 3 1.00 Internal

Straight Flange on Top Head SA-516 60 2,345 ID 50 107 95.86 3 1.00 Internal

Shell SA-516 60 2,345 ID 3,400 98 95.86 3 1.00 Internal

Straight Flange on Bottom Head SA-516 60 2,345 ID 50 107 95.86 3 1.00 Internal

Bottom Head SA-516 60 2,345 ID 682.55 96.3* 92.34 3 1.00 Internal

Skirt SA-516 60 2,459 OD 1,895.5 16 3.14 0 0.55 Seismic

Nominal t: Vessel wall nominal thickness


Design t: Required vessel thickness due to governing loading + corrosion
Joint E: Longitudinal seam joint efficiency
* Head minimum thickness after forming

Load
internal: Circumferential stress due to internal pressure governs
external: External pressure governs
Wind: Combined longitudinal stress of pressure + weight + wind governs
Seismic: Combined longitudinal stress of pressure + weight + seismic governs
Thickness Summary %ODVW&RQGLWLRQ 10/109

Component Material Diameter Length Nominal t Design t Total Corrosion Joint Load
Identifier (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) E

Top Head SA-516 60 2,345 ID 682.55 96.3* 92.34 3 1.00 Internal

Straight Flange on Top Head SA-516 60 2,345 ID 50 107 95.86 3 1.00 Internal

Shell SA-516 60 2,345 ID 3,400 98 95.86 3 1.00 Internal

Straight Flange on Bottom Head SA-516 60 2,345 ID 50 107 95.86 3 1.00 Internal

Bottom Head SA-516 60 2,345 ID 682.55 96.3* 92.34 3 1.00 Internal

Skirt SA-516 60 2,459 OD 1,895.5 16 6.42 0 0.55 Wind

Nominal t: Vessel wall nominal thickness


Design t: Required vessel thickness due to governing loading + corrosion
Joint E: Longitudinal seam joint efficiency
* Head minimum thickness after forming

Load
internal: Circumferential stress due to internal pressure governs
external: External pressure governs
Wind: Combined longitudinal stress of pressure + weight + wind governs
Seismic: Combined longitudinal stress of pressure + weight + seismic governs
Top Head 11/109

ASME Section VIII Division 1, 2013 Edition Metric

Component: Ellipsoidal Head


Material Specification: SA-516 60 (II-D Metric p.14, ln. 6)
Straight Flange governs MDMT

Internal design pressure: P = 89 bar @ 85 °C


External design pressure: Pe = 1.03 bar @ 85 °C

Static liquid head:

Ps= 0 bar (SG=1, Hs=0 mm Operating head)


Pth= 0.23 bar (SG=1, Hs=2345 mm Horizontal test head)

Corrosion allowance: Inner C = 3 mm Outer C = 0 mm

Design MDMT = -45°C Impact test performed


Rated MDMT = -51°C Material is normalized
Material is produced to fine grain practice
PWHT is performed
Do not Optimize MDMT / Find MAWP

Radiography: Category A joints - Seamless No RT


Head to shell seam - Full UW-11(a) Type 1

Estimated weight*: new = 5,247.2 kg corr = 5,100.5 kg


Capacity*: new = 1,903.9 liters corr = 1,922.4 liters
* includes straight flange

Inner diameter = 2345 mm


Minimum head thickness = 96.3 mm
Head ratio D/2h = 2 (new)
Head ratio D/2h = 1.9949 (corroded)
Straight flange length Lsf = 50 mm
Nominal straight flange thickness tsf = 107 mm

Insulation thk*: 80 mm density: 220 kg/m3 weight: 140.1551 kg


Insulation support ring spacing: 0 mm individual weight: 0 kg total weight: 0 kg
* includes straight flange if applicable

Results Summary

The governing condition is internal pressure.


Minimum thickness per UG-16 = 1.5 mm + 3 mm = 4.5 mm
Design thickness due to internal pressure (t) = 92.34 mm
Design thickness due to external pressure (te) = 9.12 mm
Maximum allowable working pressure (MAWP) = 92.92 bar
Maximum allowable external pressure (MAEP) = 52.36 bar

Design thickness for internal pressure, (Corroded at 85 °C) UG-32(d)(1)

t = P*D / (2*S*E - 0.2*P) + Corrosion


= 89*2,351 / (2*1,180*1 - 0.2*89) + 3
= 92.33 mm

The head internal pressure design thickness is 92.34 mm.

Maximum allowable working pressure, (Corroded at 85 °C) UG-32(d)(1)

P = 2*S*E*t / (D + 0.2*t) - Ps
= 2*1,180*1*93.3 / (2,351 +0.2*93.3) - 0
= 92.92 bar
12/109
The maximum allowable working pressure (MAWP) is 92.92 bar.

Design thickness for external pressure, (Corroded at 85 °C) UG-33(d)

Equivalent outside spherical radius (Ro)


Ro = Ko*Do
= 0.8365*2,537.6
= 2,122.73 mm

A = 0.125 / (Ro / t)
= 0.125 / (2,122.73 / 6.12)
= 0.00036

From Table CS-2 364.2902


B =
Metric: kgf/cm2

Pa = B / (Ro / t)
= 357.247 / (2,122.73 / 6.12)
= 1.03 bar

t = 6.12 mm + Corrosion = 6.12 mm + 3 mm = 9.12 mm


Check the external pressure per UG-33(a)(1) UG-32(d)(1)

t = 1.67*Pe*D / (2*S*E - 0.2*1.67*Pe) + Corrosion


= 1.67*1.03*2,351 / (2*1,180*1 - 0.2*1.67*1.03) + 3
= 4.71 mm

The head external pressure design thickness (te) is 9.12 mm.

Maximum Allowable External Pressure, (Corroded at 85 °C) UG-33(d)

Equivalent outside spherical radius (Ro)


Ro = Ko*Do
= 0.8365*2,537.6
= 2,122.73 mm

A = 0.125 / (Ro / t)
= 0.125 / (2,122.73 / 93.3)
= 0.005494

From Table CS-2 1,214.6462


B =
Metric: kgf/cm2

Pa = B / (Ro / t)
= 1,191.1619 / (2,122.73 / 93.3)
= 52.3551 bar

Check the Maximum External Pressure, UG-33(a)(1) UG-32(d)(1)

P = 2*S*E*t / ((D + 0.2*t)*1.67) - Ps2


= 2*1,180*1*93.3 / ((2,351 +0.2*93.3)*1.67) - 0
= 55.64 bar

The maximum allowable external pressure (MAEP) is 52.36 bar.

% Extreme fiber elongation - UCS-79(d)

EFE = (75*t / Rf)*(1 - Rf / Ro)


= (75*107 / 452.15)*(1 - 452.15 / infinity)
= 17.7485%
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ASME Section VIII Division 1, 2013 Edition Metric

Component: Cylinder
Material specification: SA-516 60 (II-D Metric p. 14, ln. 6)
Material is impact tested per UG-84 to -45 °C
UCS-66(i) reduction of 1.3 °C applied (ratio = 0.9775).

Internal design pressure: P = 89 bar @ 85 °C


External design pressure: Pe = 1.03 bar @ 85 °C

Static liquid head:

(SG = 1, Hs = 2,345 mm, Horizontal


Pth = 0.23 bar
test head)

Corrosion allowance Inner C = 3 mm Outer C = 0 mm

Design MDMT = -45 °C Impact test performed


Rated MDMT = -46.3 °C Material is normalized
Material is produced to Fine Grain Practice
PWHT is performed

Radiography: Longitudinal joint - Full UW-11(a) Type 1


Top circumferential joint - Full UW-11(a) Type 1
Bottom circumferential joint - Full UW-11(a) Type 1

Estimated weight New = 19,625.8 kg corr = 19,048.9 kg


Capacity New = 14,684.34 liters corr = 14,759.58 liters

ID = 2,345 mm
Length
= 3,400 mm
Lc
t = 98 mm
Insulation thk: 80 mm density: 220 kg/m3 Weight: 492.7 kg

Design thickness, (at 85 °C) UG-27(c)(1)

t = P*R / (S*E - 0.60*P) + Corrosion


= 89*1,175.5 / (1,180*1.00 - 0.60*89) + 3
= 95.86 mm

Maximum allowable working pressure, (at 85 °C) UG-27(c)(1)

P = S*E*t / (R + 0.60*t) - Ps
= 1,180*1.00*95 / (1,175.5 + 0.60*95) - 0
= 90.95 bar

External Pressure, (Corroded & at 85 °C) UG-28(c)

L / Do = 3,892.83 / 2,541 = 1.5320


Do / t = 2,541 / 9.74 = 260.8466
From table G: A = 0.000204
From table CS-2
B = 205.4774 kg/cm2 (201.5 bar)
Metric:

Pa = 4*B / (3*(Do / t))


= 4*201.5 / (3*(2,541 / 9.74))
= 1.03 bar

Design thickness for external pressure Pa = 1.03 bar

= 12.74
ta = t + Corrosion = 9.74 + 3
mm
Maximum Allowable External Pressure, (Corroded & at 85 °C) UG-28(c) 14/109

L / Do = 3,892.83 / 2,541 = 1.5320


Do / t = 2,541 / 95 = 26.7473
From table G: A = 0.006280
From table CS-2
B = 1,216.3317 kg/cm2 (1,192.8111 bar)
Metric:

Pa = 4*B / (3*(Do / t))


= 4*1,192.81 / (3*(2,541 / 95))
= 59.46 bar

% Extreme fiber elongation - UCS-79(d)

EFE = (50*t / Rf)*(1 - Rf / Ro)


= (50*98 / 1,221.5)*(1 - 1,221.5 / infinity)
= 4.0115%

The extreme fiber elongation does not exceed 5%.

External Pressure + Weight + Wind Loading Check (Bergman, ASME paper 54-A-104)

Pv = W / (2*π*Rm) + M / (π*Rm2)
= 10*31,126.7 / (2*π*1,223) + 10000*5,279.8 / (π*1,2232)
= 51.7428 kg/cm
α = Pv / (Pe*Do)
= 9.803*51.7428 / (1.03*2,541)
= 0.1939
n = 3
m = 1.23 / (L / Do)2
= 1.23 / (3,892.83 / 2,541)2
= 0.5241
Ratio Pe = (n2 - 1 + m + m*α) / (n2 - 1 + m)
= (32 - 1 + 0.5241 + 0.5241*0.1939) / (32 - 1 + 0.5241)
= 1.0119
Ratio Pe * Pe ≤ MAEP design cylinder thickness is satisfactory.

External Pressure + Weight + Seismic Loading Check (Bergman, ASME paper 54-A-104)

Pv = (1 + VAccel)*W / (2*π*Rm) + M / (π*Rm2)


= 1.28*10*31,126.7 / (2*π*1,223) + 10000*51,755.9 / (π*1,2232)
= 162.0322 kg/cm
α = Pv / (Pe*Do)
= 9.803*162.0322 / (1.03*2,541)
= 0.6071
n = 3
m = 1.23 / (L / Do)2
= 1.23 / (3,892.83 / 2,541)2
= 0.5241
Ratio Pe = (n2 - 1 + m + m*α) / (n2 - 1 + m)
= (32 - 1 + 0.5241 + 0.5241*0.6071) / (32 - 1 + 0.5241)
= 1.0373
Ratio Pe * Pe ≤ MAEP design cylinder thickness is satisfactory.

Design thickness = 95.86 mm

The governing condition is due to internal pressure.


The cylinder thickness of 98 mm is adequate. 15/109

Thickness Required Due to Pressure + External Loads

Allowable Stress
Before UG-23
Corrosion C Req'd Thk Due to Tension Req'd Thk Due to
Condition Pressure P ( bar) Stress Increase ( Temperature ( °C) Load
(mm) (mm) Compression (mm)
kg/cm2)

St Sc

Wind 36.39 36.13


Operating, Hot & Corroded 89 1,203.3 1,203.3 85 3
Seismic 36.97 35.36

Wind 36.3 36.02


Operating, Hot & New 89 1,203.3 1,203.3 85 0
Seismic 36.88 35.24

Wind 0.09 0.36


Hot Shut Down, Corroded 0 1,203.3 1,203.3 85 3
Seismic 0.48 1.12

Wind 0.09 0.37


Hot Shut Down, New 0 1,203.3 1,203.3 85 0
Seismic 0.49 1.15

Wind 0.09 0.35


Empty, Corroded 0 1,203.3 1,203.3 21.11 3
Seismic 0.28 0.9

Wind 0.09 0.36


Empty, New 0 1,203.3 1,203.3 21.11 0
Seismic 0.28 0.92

Wind 0.52 0.79


Vacuum -1.03 1,203.3 1,203.3 85 3
Seismic 0.05 1.55

Hot Shut Down, Corroded, Weight & Eccentric


0 1,203.3 1,203.3 85 3 Weight 0.27 0.41
Moments Only
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ASME Section VIII Division 1, 2013 Edition Metric

Component: Cylinder
Material specification: SA-516 60 (II-D Metric p. 14, ln. 6)
Material is impact tested per UG-84 to -45 °C
UCS-66(i) reduction of 1.3 °C applied (ratio = 0.9775).

Internal design pressure: P = 89 bar @ 85 °C


External design pressure: Pe = 1.03 bar @ 85 °C

Static liquid head:

(SG = 1, Hs = 2,345 mm, Horizontal


Pth = 0.23 bar
test head)

Corrosion allowance Inner C = 3 mm Outer C = 0 mm

Design MDMT = -45 °C Impact test performed


Rated MDMT = -46.3 °C Material is normalized
Material is produced to Fine Grain Practice
PWHT is performed

Radiography: Longitudinal joint - Full UW-11(a) Type 1


Top circumferential joint - Full UW-11(a) Type 1
Bottom circumferential joint - Full UW-11(a) Type 1

Estimated weight New = 19,625.8 kg corr = 19,048.9 kg


Capacity New = 14,684.34 liters corr = 14,759.58 liters

ID = 2,345 mm
Length
= 3,400 mm
Lc
t = 98 mm
Insulation thk: 80 mm density: 220 kg/m3 Weight: 492.7 kg

Design thickness, (at 85 °C) UG-27(c)(1)

t = P*R / (S*E - 0.60*P) + Corrosion


= 89*1,175.5 / (1,180*1.00 - 0.60*89) + 3
= 95.86 mm

Maximum allowable working pressure, (at 85 °C) UG-27(c)(1)

P = S*E*t / (R + 0.60*t) - Ps
= 1,180*1.00*95 / (1,175.5 + 0.60*95) - 0
= 90.95 bar

External Pressure, (Corroded & at 85 °C) UG-28(c)

L / Do = 3,892.83 / 2,541 = 1.5320


Do / t = 2,541 / 9.74 = 260.8466
From table G: A = 0.000204
From table CS-2
B = 205.4774 kg/cm2 (201.5 bar)
Metric:

Pa = 4*B / (3*(Do / t))


= 4*201.5 / (3*(2,541 / 9.74))
= 1.03 bar

Design thickness for external pressure Pa = 1.03 bar

= 12.74
ta = t + Corrosion = 9.74 + 3
mm
Maximum Allowable External Pressure, (Corroded & at 85 °C) UG-28(c) 17/109

L / Do = 3,892.83 / 2,541 = 1.5320


Do / t = 2,541 / 95 = 26.7473
From table G: A = 0.006280
From table CS-2
B = 1,216.3317 kg/cm2 (1,192.8111 bar)
Metric:

Pa = 4*B / (3*(Do / t))


= 4*1,192.81 / (3*(2,541 / 95))
= 59.46 bar

% Extreme fiber elongation - UCS-79(d)

EFE = (50*t / Rf)*(1 - Rf / Ro)


= (50*98 / 1,221.5)*(1 - 1,221.5 / infinity)
= 4.0115%

The extreme fiber elongation does not exceed 5%.

External Pressure + Weight + Wind Loading Check (Bergman, ASME paper 54-A-104)

Pv = W / (2*π*Rm) + M / (π*Rm2)
= 10*31,126.7 / (2*π*1,223) + 10000*5,279.8 / (π*1,2232)
= 51.7428 kg/cm
α = Pv / (Pe*Do)
= 9.803*51.7428 / (1.03*2,541)
= 0.1939
n = 3
m = 1.23 / (L / Do)2
= 1.23 / (3,892.83 / 2,541)2
= 0.5241
Ratio Pe = (n2 - 1 + m + m*α) / (n2 - 1 + m)
= (32 - 1 + 0.5241 + 0.5241*0.1939) / (32 - 1 + 0.5241)
= 1.0119
Ratio Pe * Pe ≤ MAEP design cylinder thickness is satisfactory.

External Pressure + Weight + Seismic Loading Check (Bergman, ASME paper 54-A-104)

Pv = (1 + VAccel)*W / (2*π*Rm) + M / (π*Rm2)


= 1.32*10*31,126.7 / (2*π*1,223) + 10000*65,533 / (π*1,2232)
= 192.7773 kg/cm
α = Pv / (Pe*Do)
= 9.803*192.7773 / (1.03*2,541)
= 0.7223
n = 3
m = 1.23 / (L / Do)2
= 1.23 / (3,892.83 / 2,541)2
= 0.5241
Ratio Pe = (n2 - 1 + m + m*α) / (n2 - 1 + m)
= (32 - 1 + 0.5241 + 0.5241*0.7223) / (32 - 1 + 0.5241)
= 1.0444
Ratio Pe * Pe ≤ MAEP design cylinder thickness is satisfactory.

Design thickness = 95.86 mm

The governing condition is due to internal pressure.


The cylinder thickness of 98 mm is adequate. 18/109

Thickness Required Due to Pressure + External Loads

Allowable Stress
Before UG-23
Corrosion C Req'd Thk Due to Tension Req'd Thk Due to
Condition Pressure P ( bar) Stress Increase ( Temperature ( °C) Load
(mm) (mm) Compression (mm)
kg/cm2)

St Sc

Wind 36.39 36.13


Operating, Hot & Corroded 89 1,203.3 1,203.3 85 3
Seismic 37.17 35.15

Wind 36.3 36.02


Operating, Hot & New 89 1,203.3 1,203.3 85 0
Seismic 37.09 35.03

Wind 0.09 0.36


Hot Shut Down, Corroded 0 1,203.3 1,203.3 85 3
Seismic 0.69 1.34

Wind 0.09 0.37


Hot Shut Down, New 0 1,203.3 1,203.3 85 0
Seismic 0.7 1.36

Wind 0.09 0.35


Empty, Corroded 0 1,203.3 1,203.3 21.11 3
Seismic 0.42 1.05

Wind 0.09 0.36


Empty, New 0 1,203.3 1,203.3 21.11 0
Seismic 0.43 1.08

Wind 0.52 0.79


Vacuum -1.03 1,203.3 1,203.3 85 3
Seismic 0.26 1.76

Hot Shut Down, Corroded, Weight & Eccentric


0 1,203.3 1,203.3 85 3 Weight 0.27 0.41
Moments Only
Shell %ODVW&RQGLWLRQ 19/109

ASME Section VIII Division 1, 2013 Edition Metric

Component: Cylinder
Material specification: SA-516 60 (II-D Metric p. 14, ln. 6)
Material is impact tested per UG-84 to -45 °C
UCS-66(i) reduction of 1.3 °C applied (ratio = 0.9775).

Internal design pressure: P = 89 bar @ 85 °C


External design pressure: Pe = 1.03 bar @ 85 °C

Static liquid head:

(SG = 1, Hs = 2,345 mm, Horizontal


Pth = 0.23 bar
test head)

Corrosion allowance Inner C = 3 mm Outer C = 0 mm

Design MDMT = -45 °C Impact test performed


Rated MDMT = -46.3 °C Material is normalized
Material is produced to Fine Grain Practice
PWHT is performed

Radiography: Longitudinal joint - Full UW-11(a) Type 1


Top circumferential joint - Full UW-11(a) Type 1
Bottom circumferential joint - Full UW-11(a) Type 1

Estimated weight New = 19,625.8 kg corr = 19,048.9 kg


Capacity New = 14,684.34 liters corr = 14,759.58 liters

ID = 2,345 mm
Length
= 3,400 mm
Lc
t = 98 mm
Insulation thk: 80 mm density: 220 kg/m3 Weight: 492.7 kg

Design thickness, (at 85 °C) UG-27(c)(1)

t = P*R / (S*E - 0.60*P) + Corrosion


= 89*1,175.5 / (1,180*1.00 - 0.60*89) + 3
= 95.86 mm

Maximum allowable working pressure, (at 85 °C) UG-27(c)(1)

P = S*E*t / (R + 0.60*t) - Ps
= 1,180*1.00*95 / (1,175.5 + 0.60*95) - 0
= 90.95 bar

External Pressure, (Corroded & at 85 °C) UG-28(c)

L / Do = 3,892.83 / 2,541 = 1.5320


Do / t = 2,541 / 9.74 = 260.8466
From table G: A = 0.000204
From table CS-2
B = 205.4774 kg/cm2 (201.5 bar)
Metric:

Pa = 4*B / (3*(Do / t))


= 4*201.5 / (3*(2,541 / 9.74))
= 1.03 bar

Design thickness for external pressure Pa = 1.03 bar

= 12.74
ta = t + Corrosion = 9.74 + 3
mm
Maximum Allowable External Pressure, (Corroded & at 85 °C) UG-28(c) 20/109

L / Do = 3,892.83 / 2,541 = 1.5320


Do / t = 2,541 / 95 = 26.7473
From table G: A = 0.006280
From table CS-2
B = 1,216.3317 kg/cm2 (1,192.8111 bar)
Metric:

Pa = 4*B / (3*(Do / t))


= 4*1,192.81 / (3*(2,541 / 95))
= 59.46 bar

% Extreme fiber elongation - UCS-79(d)

EFE = (50*t / Rf)*(1 - Rf / Ro)


= (50*98 / 1,221.5)*(1 - 1,221.5 / infinity)
= 4.0115%

The extreme fiber elongation does not exceed 5%.

External Pressure + Weight + Wind Loading Check (Bergman, ASME paper 54-A-104)

Pv = W / (2*π*Rm) + M / (π*Rm2)
= 10*31,127.7 / (2*π*1,223) + 10000*118,381.5 / (π*1,2232)
= 292.4386 kg/cm
α = Pv / (Pe*Do)
= 9.803*292.4386 / (1.03*2,541)
= 1.0958
n = 3
m = 1.23 / (L / Do)2
= 1.23 / (3,892.83 / 2,541)2
= 0.5241
Ratio Pe = (n2 - 1 + m + m*α) / (n2 - 1 + m)
= (32 - 1 + 0.5241 + 0.5241*1.0958) / (32 - 1 + 0.5241)
= 1.0674
Ratio Pe * Pe ≤ MAEP design cylinder thickness is satisfactory.

Design thickness = 95.86 mm

The governing condition is due to internal pressure.

The cylinder thickness of 98 mm is adequate.


Thickness Required Due to Pressure + External Loads 21/109

Allowable Stress
Before UG-23
Req'd Thk Due to Tension Req'd Thk Due to
Condition Pressure P ( bar) Stress Increase ( Temperature ( °C) Corrosion C (mm) Load
(mm) Compression (mm)
kg/cm2)

St Sc

Operating, Hot & Corroded 89 1,203.3 1,203.3 85 3 Wind 37.95 34.46

Operating, Hot & New 89 1,203.3 1,203.3 85 0 Wind 37.85 34.35

Hot Shut Down, Corroded 0 1,203.3 1,203.3 85 3 Wind 1.46 2.03

Hot Shut Down, New 0 1,203.3 1,203.3 85 0 Wind 1.46 2.04

Empty, Corroded 0 1,203.3 1,203.3 21.11 3 Wind 1.38 1.93

Empty, New 0 1,203.3 1,203.3 21.11 0 Wind 1.38 1.94

Vacuum -1.03 1,203.3 1,203.3 85 3 Wind 1.04 2.45

Hot Shut Down, Corroded, Weight & Eccentric


0 1,203.3 1,203.3 85 3 Weight 0.27 0.41
Moments Only
Bottom Head 22/109

ASME Section VIII Division 1, 2013 Edition Metric

Component: Ellipsoidal Head


Material Specification: SA-516 60 (II-D Metric p.14, ln. 6)
Straight Flange governs MDMT

Internal design pressure: P = 89 bar @ 85 °C


External design pressure: Pe = 1.03 bar @ 85 °C

Static liquid head:

Ps= 0 bar (SG=1, Hs=0 mm Operating head)


Pth= 0.23 bar (SG=1, Hs=2345 mm Horizontal test head)

Corrosion allowance: Inner C = 3 mm Outer C = 0 mm

Design MDMT = -45°C Impact test performed


Rated MDMT = -51°C Material is normalized
Material is produced to fine grain practice
PWHT is performed
Do not Optimize MDMT / Find MAWP

Radiography: Category A joints - Seamless No RT


Head to shell seam - Full UW-11(a) Type 1

Estimated weight*: new = 5,512.9 kg corr = 5,357.8 kg


Capacity*: new = 1,903.9 liters corr = 1,922.4 liters
* includes straight flange

Inner diameter = 2345 mm


Minimum head thickness = 96.3 mm
Head ratio D/2h = 2 (new)
Head ratio D/2h = 1.9949 (corroded)
Straight flange length Lsf = 50 mm
Nominal straight flange thickness tsf = 107 mm

Insulation thk*: 80 mm density: 220 kg/m3 weight: 140.1551 kg


Insulation support ring spacing: 0 mm individual weight: 0 kg total weight: 0 kg
* includes straight flange if applicable

Results Summary

The governing condition is internal pressure.


Minimum thickness per UG-16 = 1.5 mm + 3 mm = 4.5 mm
Design thickness due to internal pressure (t) = 92.34 mm
Design thickness due to external pressure (te) = 9.12 mm
Maximum allowable working pressure (MAWP) = 92.92 bar
Maximum allowable external pressure (MAEP) = 52.36 bar

Design thickness for internal pressure, (Corroded at 85 °C) UG-32(d)(1)

t = P*D / (2*S*E - 0.2*P) + Corrosion


= 89*2,351 / (2*1,180*1 - 0.2*89) + 3
= 92.33 mm

The head internal pressure design thickness is 92.34 mm.

Maximum allowable working pressure, (Corroded at 85 °C) UG-32(d)(1)

P = 2*S*E*t / (D + 0.2*t) - Ps
= 2*1,180*1*93.3 / (2,351 +0.2*93.3) - 0
= 92.92 bar
23/109
The maximum allowable working pressure (MAWP) is 92.92 bar.

Design thickness for external pressure, (Corroded at 85 °C) UG-33(d)

Equivalent outside spherical radius (Ro)


Ro = Ko*Do
= 0.8365*2,537.6
= 2,122.73 mm

A = 0.125 / (Ro / t)
= 0.125 / (2,122.73 / 6.12)
= 0.00036

From Table CS-2 364.2902


B =
Metric: kgf/cm2

Pa = B / (Ro / t)
= 357.247 / (2,122.73 / 6.12)
= 1.03 bar

t = 6.12 mm + Corrosion = 6.12 mm + 3 mm = 9.12 mm


Check the external pressure per UG-33(a)(1) UG-32(d)(1)

t = 1.67*Pe*D / (2*S*E - 0.2*1.67*Pe) + Corrosion


= 1.67*1.03*2,351 / (2*1,180*1 - 0.2*1.67*1.03) + 3
= 4.71 mm

The head external pressure design thickness (te) is 9.12 mm.

Maximum Allowable External Pressure, (Corroded at 85 °C) UG-33(d)

Equivalent outside spherical radius (Ro)


Ro = Ko*Do
= 0.8365*2,537.6
= 2,122.73 mm

A = 0.125 / (Ro / t)
= 0.125 / (2,122.73 / 93.3)
= 0.005494

From Table CS-2 1,214.6462


B =
Metric: kgf/cm2

Pa = B / (Ro / t)
= 1,191.1619 / (2,122.73 / 93.3)
= 52.3551 bar

Check the Maximum External Pressure, UG-33(a)(1) UG-32(d)(1)

P = 2*S*E*t / ((D + 0.2*t)*1.67) - Ps2


= 2*1,180*1*93.3 / ((2,351 +0.2*93.3)*1.67) - 0
= 55.64 bar

The maximum allowable external pressure (MAEP) is 52.36 bar.

% Extreme fiber elongation - UCS-79(d)

EFE = (75*t / Rf)*(1 - Rf / Ro)


= (75*107 / 452.15)*(1 - 452.15 / infinity)
= 17.7485%
N1 Nozzle Neck 24/109

ASME Section VIII Division 1, 2013 Edition Metric

Component: Cylinder
Material specification: SA-333 6 Wld & smls pipe (II-D Metric p. 14, ln. 22)
Pipe Description: NPS 10 Sch 80 DN 250
Material is impact tested to -45 °C with an additional 3 °C reduction per UCS-66(g)
UCS-66 governing thickness = 13.2 mm

Internal design pressure: P = 89 bar @ 85 °C


External design pressure: Pe = 1.03 bar @ 85 °C

Static liquid head:

(SG = 1, Hs = 242.87 mm, Horizontal test


Pth = 0.02 bar
head)

Corrosion allowance Inner C = 3 mm Outer C = 0 mm

Design MDMT = -45 °C No impact test performed


Rated MDMT = -48 °C Material is not normalized
Material is not produced to Fine Grain Practice
PWHT is not performed

Radiography: Longitudinal joint - Seamless No RT


Top circumferential joint - Full UW-11(a) Type 1
Bottom circumferential joint - Full UW-11(a) Type 1

Estimated weight New = 36.4 kg corr = 29.5 kg


Capacity New = 17.61 liters corr = 18.49 liters

ID = 242.87 mm
Length
= 380.2 mm
Lc
t = 15.09 mm

Design thickness, (at 85 °C) UG-27(c)(1)

t = P*R / (S*E - 0.60*P) + Corrosion


= 89*124.43 / (1,180*1.00 - 0.60*89) + 3
= 12.83 mm

Maximum allowable working pressure, (at 85 °C) UG-27(c)(1)

P = S*E*t / (R + 0.60*t) - Ps
= 1,180*1.00*(15.09*0.875 - 3) / (124.43 + 0.60*(15.09*0.875 - 3)) - 0
= 92.23 bar

External Pressure, (Corroded & at 85 °C) UG-28(c)

L / Do = 380.2 / 273.05 = 1.3924


Do / t = 273.05 / 1 = 271.9164
From table G: A = 0.000212
From table CS-2
B = 214.1985 kg/cm2 (210.06 bar)
Metric:

Pa = 4*B / (3*(Do / t))


= 4*210.06 / (3*(273.05 / 1))
= 1.03 bar

Design thickness for external pressure Pa = 1.03 bar

= 4
ta = t + Corrosion = 1+3
mm
Maximum Allowable External Pressure, (Corroded & at 85 °C) UG-28(c) 25/109

L / Do = 380.2 / 273.05 = 1.3924


Do / t = 273.05 / (15.09*0.875 - 3) = 26.7591
From table G: A = 0.006985
From table CS-2
B = 1,217.6713 kg/cm2 (1,194.1247 bar)
Metric:

Pa = 4*B / (3*(Do / t))


= 4*1,194.12 / (3*(273.05 / (15.09*0.875 - 3)))
= 59.5 bar
Nozzle (N2) 26/109

ASME Section VIII Division 1, 2013 Edition Metric

tw(lower) = 96.3 mm
Leg41 = 9 mm

Note: Per UW-16(b) minimum inside corner radius r = min [1 / 4*t , 3 mm] = 3 mm
1

Location and Orientation


Located on: Bottom Head
Orientation: 0°
End of nozzle to datum line: -1,400 mm
Calculated as hillside: No
Distance to head center, R: 0 mm
Passes through a Category A joint: No

Nozzle
Access opening: Yes
Material specification: SA-350 LF2 Cl 1 (II-D Metric p. 18, ln. 37)
Inside diameter, new: 242.9 mm
Wall thickness, tn: 78.55 mm
Minimum wall thickness: 15.1 mm
Corrosion allowance: 3 mm
Projection available outside vessel, Lpr: 567.23 mm
Heavy barrel length, Lhb: 185.8 mm
Projection available outside vessel to flange face, Lf: 725.98 mm
Local vessel minimum thickness: 96.3 mm
Liquid static head included: 0 bar
Longitudinal joint efficiency: 1

ASME B16.5-2009 Flange


Description: NPS 10 Class 600 WN A350 LF2 Cl.1
Bolt Material: SA-320 L7 Bolt <= 64 (II-D Metric p. 352, ln. 32)
Blind included: No
Rated MDMT: -49°C
(UG-84 provisions apply)
(Flange impact tested to -49°C (UCS-66(g)))
Liquid static head: 0 bar
MAWP rating: 95.3 bar @ 85°C
MAP rating: 102.1 bar @ 10°C
Hydrotest rating: 154 bar @ 10°C
PWHT performed: Yes
Circumferential joint radiography: Full UW-11(a) Type 1 27/109
Reinforcement Calculations for Internal Pressure

UG-45
Nozzle Wall
UG-37 Area Calculation Summary (cm2) Thickness
For P = 89 bar @ 85 °C Summary
The opening is adequately reinforced
(mm)
The nozzle passes
UG-45

A A A
A1 A2 A3 A5 treq tmin
required available welds

199.607 233.4266 44.2541 188.3622 -- -- 0.8103 11.35 15.1

UG-41 Weld Failure Path Analysis Summary


The nozzle is exempt from weld strength calculations per
UW-15(b)(1)

UW-16 Weld Sizing Summary


Required weld Actual weld
Weld description Status
throat size (mm) throat size (mm)

weld size is
Nozzle to shell fillet (Leg41) 6 6.3 adequate

WRC 107
Max Allow
Max Allow
Local Local
P Pr M1 V2 M2 V1 Mt Comb Comb Over
Load Case Primary Primary
(bar) (kgf) (kgf-m) (kgf) (kgf-m) (kgf) (kgf-m) Stress Stress stressed
Stress Stress
(kgf/cm2) (kgf/cm2)
(kgf/cm2) (kgf/cm2)

Load case 1 89 1,346.03 1,409.2 1,346.03 1,409.2 1,346.03 2,113.9 1,098.475 3,609.793 1,036.253 1,804.896 No

Load case 1 (Hot Shut Down) 0 1,346.03 1,409.2 1,346.03 1,409.2 1,346.03 2,113.9 -80.431 3,609.793 -7.734 1,804.896 No

Load case 1 (Pr Reversed) 89 -1,346.03 1,409.2 1,346.03 1,409.2 1,346.03 2,113.9 1,113.45 3,609.793 1,040.753 1,804.896 No

Load case 1 (Pr Reversed) (Hot Shut Down) 0 -1,346.03 1,409.2 1,346.03 1,409.2 1,346.03 2,113.9 80.431 3,609.793 7.734 1,804.896 No

Reinforcement Calculations for External Pressure

UG-45
Nozzle Wall
UG-37 Area Calculation Summary (cm2) Thickness
For Pe = 1.03 bar @ 85 °C Summary
The opening is adequately reinforced
(mm)
The nozzle passes
UG-45

A A A
A1 A2 A3 A5 treq tmin
required available welds

7.6168 502.37 294.4072 207.1525 -- -- 0.8103 6.04 15.1

UG-41 Weld Failure Path Analysis Summary


Weld strength calculations are not required for external
pressure
UW-16 Weld Sizing Summary 28/109
Required weld Actual weld
Weld description Status
throat size (mm) throat size (mm)

weld size is
Nozzle to shell fillet (Leg41) 6 6.3 adequate
N2 Nozzle Neck 29/109

ASME Section VIII Division 1, 2013 Edition Metric

Component: Cylinder
Material specification: SA-333 6 Wld & smls pipe (II-D Metric p. 14, ln. 22)
Pipe Description: NPS 10 Sch 80 DN 250
Material is impact tested to -45 °C with an additional 3 °C reduction per UCS-66(g)
UCS-66 governing thickness = 13.2 mm

Internal design pressure: P = 89 bar @ 85 °C


External design pressure: Pe = 1.03 bar @ 85 °C

Static liquid head:

(SG = 1, Hs = 242.87 mm, Horizontal test


Pth = 0.02 bar
head)

Corrosion allowance Inner C = 3 mm Outer C = 0 mm

Design MDMT = -45 °C No impact test performed


Rated MDMT = -48 °C Material is not normalized
Material is not produced to Fine Grain Practice
PWHT is not performed

Radiography: Longitudinal joint - Seamless No RT


Top circumferential joint - Full UW-11(a) Type 1
Bottom circumferential joint - Full UW-11(a) Type 1

Estimated weight New = 146.6 kg corr = 118.8 kg


Capacity New = 70.88 liters corr = 74.43 liters

ID = 242.87 mm
Length
= 1,530 mm
Lc
t = 15.09 mm

Design thickness, (at 85 °C) UG-27(c)(1)

t = P*R / (S*E - 0.60*P) + Corrosion


= 89*124.43 / (1,180*1.00 - 0.60*89) + 3
= 12.83 mm

Maximum allowable working pressure, (at 85 °C) UG-27(c)(1)

P = S*E*t / (R + 0.60*t) - Ps
= 1,180*1.00*(15.09*0.875 - 3) / (124.43 + 0.60*(15.09*0.875 - 3)) - 0
= 92.23 bar

External Pressure, (Corroded & at 85 °C) UG-28(c)

L / Do = 1,530 / 273.05 = 5.6034


Do / t = 273.05 / 1.83 = 149.4747
From table G: A = 0.000117
From table CS-2
B = 117.7459 kg/cm2 (115.47 bar)
Metric:

Pa = 4*B / (3*(Do / t))


= 4*115.47 / (3*(273.05 / 1.83))
= 1.03 bar

Design thickness for external pressure Pa = 1.03 bar

= 4.83
ta = t + Corrosion = 1.83 + 3
mm
Maximum Allowable External Pressure, (Corroded & at 85 °C) UG-28(c) 30/109

L / Do = 1,530 / 273.05 = 5.6034


Do / t = 273.05 / (15.09*0.875 - 3) = 26.7591
From table G: A = 0.001762
From table CS-2
B = 1,013.5758 kg/cm2 (993.9759 bar)
Metric:

Pa = 4*B / (3*(Do / t))


= 4*993.98 / (3*(273.05 / (15.09*0.875 - 3)))
= 49.53 bar
Nozzle (MW2) 31/109

ASME Section VIII Division 1, 2013 Edition Metric

tw(lower) = 96.3 mm
Leg41 = 9 mm

Note: Per UW-16(b) minimum inside corner radius r = min [1 / 4*t , 3 mm] = 3 mm
1

Location and Orientation


Located on: Top Head
Orientation: 0°
End of nozzle to datum line: 4,809 mm
Calculated as hillside: No
Distance to head center, R: 0 mm
Passes through a Category A joint: No

Nozzle
Access opening: Yes
Material specification: SA-350 LF2 Cl 1 (II-D Metric p. 18, ln. 37)
Inside diameter, new: 547.6 mm
Wall thickness, tn: 116.2 mm
Minimum wall thickness: 31 mm
Corrosion allowance: 3 mm
Projection available outside vessel, Lpr: 449.94 mm
Heavy barrel length, Lhb: 215.9 mm
Projection available outside vessel to flange face, Lf: 659.49 mm
Local vessel minimum thickness: 96.3 mm
Liquid static head included: 0 bar
Longitudinal joint efficiency: 1

ASME B16.5-2009 Flange


Description: NPS 24 Class 600 WN A350 LF2 Cl.1
Bolt Material: SA-320 L7M Bolt <= 64 (II-D Metric p. 352, ln. 29)
Blind included: Yes
Rated MDMT: -49°C
(UG-84 provisions apply)
(Flange impact tested to -49°C (UCS-66(g)))
Liquid static head: 0 bar
MAWP rating: 95.3 bar @ 85°C
MAP rating: 102.1 bar @ 10°C
Hydrotest rating: 154 bar @ 10°C
PWHT performed: Yes
Circumferential joint radiography: Full UW-11(a) Type 1 32/109
Reinforcement Calculations for Internal Pressure

UG-45
Nozzle Wall
UG-37 Area Calculation Summary (cm2) Thickness
For P = 89 bar @ 85 °C Summary
The opening is adequately reinforced
(mm)
The nozzle passes
UG-45

A A A
A1 A2 A3 A5 treq tmin
required available welds

443.9633 485.0848 72.547 411.7276 -- -- 0.8103 21.57 31

UG-41 Weld Failure Path Analysis Summary


The nozzle is exempt from weld strength calculations per
UW-15(b)(1)

UW-16 Weld Sizing Summary


Required weld Actual weld
Weld description Status
throat size (mm) throat size (mm)

weld size is
Nozzle to shell fillet (Leg41) 6 6.3 adequate

WRC 107
Max Allow
Max Allow
Local Local
P Pr M1 V2 M2 V1 Mt Comb Comb Over
Load Case Primary Primary
(bar) (kgf) (kgf-m) (kgf) (kgf-m) (kgf) (kgf-m) Stress Stress stressed
Stress Stress
(kgf/cm2) (kgf/cm2)
(kgf/cm2) (kgf/cm2)

Load case 1 89 1,346.03 1,409.2 1,346.03 1,409.2 1,346.03 2,113.9 1,054.604 3,609.793 1,035.128 1,804.896 No

Load case 1 (Hot Shut Down) 0 1,346.03 1,409.2 1,346.03 1,409.2 1,346.03 2,113.9 -30.373 3,609.793 -4.5 1,804.896 No

Load case 1 (Pr Reversed) 89 -1,346.03 1,409.2 1,346.03 1,409.2 1,346.03 2,113.9 1,063.392 3,609.793 1,037.519 1,804.896 No

Load case 1 (Pr Reversed) (Hot Shut Down) 0 -1,346.03 1,409.2 1,346.03 1,409.2 1,346.03 2,113.9 30.373 3,609.793 4.5 1,804.896 No

Reinforcement Calculations for External Pressure

UG-45
Nozzle Wall
UG-37 Area Calculation Summary (cm2) Thickness
For Pe = 1.03 bar @ 85 °C Summary
The opening is adequately reinforced
(mm)
The nozzle passes
UG-45

A A A
A1 A2 A3 A5 treq tmin
required available welds

16.9412 965.9039 482.6281 482.4655 -- -- 0.8103 5.31 31

UG-41 Weld Failure Path Analysis Summary


Weld strength calculations are not required for external
pressure
UW-16 Weld Sizing Summary 33/109
Required weld Actual weld
Weld description Status
throat size (mm) throat size (mm)

weld size is
Nozzle to shell fillet (Leg41) 6 6.3 adequate
Nozzle (MW1) 34/109

ASME Section VIII Division 1, 2013 Edition Metric

tw(lower) = 98 mm
Leg41 = 9 mm

Note: Per UW-16(b) minimum inside corner radius r = min [1 / 4*t , 3 mm] = 3 mm
1

Location and Orientation


Located on: Shell
Orientation: 135°
Nozzle center line offset to datum line: 570 mm
End of nozzle to shell center: 1,925 mm
Passes through a Category A joint: No

Nozzle
Access opening: Yes
Material specification: SA-350 LF2 Cl 1 (II-D Metric p. 18, ln. 37)
Inside diameter, new: 547.6 mm
Wall thickness, tn: 136.2 mm
Minimum wall thickness: 31 mm
Corrosion allowance: 3 mm
Projection available outside vessel, Lpr: 444.95 mm
Heavy barrel length, Lhb: 227.9 mm
Projection available outside vessel to flange face, Lf: 654.5 mm
Local vessel minimum thickness: 98 mm
Liquid static head included: 0 bar
Longitudinal joint efficiency: 1

ASME B16.5-2009 Flange


Description: NPS 24 Class 600 WN A350 LF2 Cl.1
Bolt Material: SA-320 L7 Bolt <= 64 (II-D Metric p. 352, ln. 32)
Blind included: Yes
Rated MDMT: -49°C
(UG-84 provisions apply)
(Flange impact tested to -49°C (UCS-66(g)))
Liquid static head: 0 bar
MAWP rating: 95.3 bar @ 85°C
MAP rating: 102.1 bar @ 10°C
Hydrotest rating: 154 bar @ 10°C
PWHT performed: Yes
Circumferential joint radiography: Full UW-11(a) Type 1
Reinforcement Calculations for Internal Pressure 35/109

UG-45
Nozzle Wall
UG-37 Area Calculation Summary (cm2) Thickness
For P = 89 bar @ 85 °C Summary
The opening is adequately reinforced
(mm)
The nozzle passes
UG-45

A A A
A1 A2 A3 A5 treq tmin
required available welds

514.0905 555.5389 11.8309 542.8976 -- -- 0.8103 21.57 31

UG-41 Weld Failure Path Analysis Summary


The nozzle is exempt from weld strength calculations per
UW-15(b)(1)

UW-16 Weld Sizing Summary


Required weld Actual weld
Weld description Status
throat size (mm) throat size (mm)

weld size is
Nozzle to shell fillet (Leg41) 6 6.3 adequate

Reinforcement Calculations for External Pressure

UG-45
Nozzle Wall
UG-37 Area Calculation Summary (cm2) Thickness
For Pe = 1.03 bar @ 85 °C Summary
The opening is adequately reinforced
(mm)
The nozzle passes
UG-45

A A A
A1 A2 A3 A5 treq tmin
required available welds

26.9642 1,092.141 471.9933 619.3375 -- -- 0.8103 5.48 31

UG-41 Weld Failure Path Analysis Summary


Weld strength calculations are not required for external
pressure

UW-16 Weld Sizing Summary


Required weld Actual weld
Weld description Status
throat size (mm) throat size (mm)

weld size is
Nozzle to shell fillet (Leg41) 6 6.3 adequate
Weight Summary 36/109

Weight ( kg) Contributed by Vessel Elements


Component Operating
Metal Metal Insulation Piping Test Liquid
Insulation Lining Liquid
New* Corroded* Supports + Liquid
New Corroded New Corroded

Top Head 5,247.2 5,100.5 140.2 0 0 0 0 0 2,000.4 2,021

Shell 19,625.8 19,048.9 492.7 0 0 0 0 0 14,776.8 14,854.3

Bottom Head 5,512.9 5,357.8 140.2 0 0 0 0 0 1,928.2 1,947.9

Skirt 1,786.7 1,786.7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Base Ring 455.4 455.4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL: 32,628 31,749.3 773 0 0 0 0 0 18,705.4 18,823.2

* Shells with attached nozzles have weight reduced by material cut out for opening.

Weight ( kg) Contributed by Attachments


Component Nozzles &
Body Flanges
Flanges
Packed Ladders & Trays
Tray Rings & Vertical
Beds Platforms Supports Clips Loads
New Corroded New Corroded

Top Head 0 0 1,802.5 1,774.8 257 0 0 0 0 0

Shell 0 0 2,124.2 2,092.6 17,474.4 0 0 0 0 7,910*

Bottom Head 0 0 307.1 293.2 257 0 0 0 0 0

- Snow Load = 262 kg


Skirt 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL: 0 0 4,233.8 4,160.6 17,988.3 0 0 0 0 7,910*


- Others = 7648 kg
* This number includes vertical loads which are not present in all conditions.

Vessel operating weight, Corroded: 57,148 kg


Vessel operating weight, New: 58,100 kg
Vessel empty weight, Corroded: 38,248 kg
Vessel empty weight, New: 39,200 kg
Vessel test weight, New: 63,400 kg
Vessel test weight, Corroded: 62,566 kg

Vessel center of gravity location - from datum - lift condition

Vessel Lift Weight, New: 39,200 kg


Center of Gravity: 1,600.55 mm
Note: Vessel lift weight includes weight of insulation supports as they are assumed to be shop installed.

Vessel Capacity

Vessel Capacity** (New): 18,492 liters


Vessel Capacity** (Corroded): 18,604 liters
**The vessel capacity does not include volume of nozzle, piping or other attachments.
Wind Code 37/109

Building Code: ASCE 7-10


Elevation of base above grade: 147.6378 ft (45.0002 m)
Increase effective outer diameter by: 1.9685 ft (0.6000 m)
Wind Force Coefficient Cf: 0.7000
Risk Category (Table 1.5-1): III
Basic Wind Speed:, V: 74.9374 mph (120.6000 km/h)
Exposure category: C
Wind Directionality Factor, Kd: 0.9500
Top Deflection Limit: 5 mm per m.
Topographic Factor, Kzt: 1.0000
Enforce min. loading of 0.77 kPa: Yes

Vessel Characteristics
Vessel height, h: 20.6941 ft (6.3076 m)
Vessel Minimum Diameter, b
Operating, Corroded: 8.8615 ft (2.7010 m)
Empty, Corroded: 8.3366 ft (2.5410 m)
Hydrotest, Corroded, field: 8.3366 ft (2.5410 m)
Fundamental Frequency, n1
Operating, Corroded: 19.9931 Hz
Empty, Corroded: 24.4196 Hz
Hydrotest, Corroded, field: 19.3181 Hz
Vacuum, Corroded: 19.9931 Hz
Damping coefficient, β
Operating, Corroded: 0.0209
Empty, Corroded: 0.0210
Hydrotest, Corroded, field: 0.0260
Vacuum, Corroded: 0.0209

Table Lookup Values

2.4.1 Basic Load Combinations for Allowable Stress Design


The following load combinations are considered in accordance with ASCE section 2.4.1:

5. D + P + Ps + 0.6W
7. 0.6D + P + Ps + 0.6W
Where
D = Dead load
P = Internal or external pressure load
Ps = Static head load
W = Wind load

Wind Deflection Reports:

Operating, Corroded
Empty, Corroded
Vacuum, Corroded
Hydrotest, Corroded, field
Wind Pressure Calculations
Wind Deflection Report: Operating, Corroded 38/109

Elevation of Platform Total wind bending Deflection


Effective OD Elastic modulus Inertia
Component bottom above wind shear at shear at moment at at top
(m) E (kg/cm²) I (m4)
base (mm) Bottom (kgf) Bottom (kgf) Bottom (kgf-m) (mm)

Top Head 5,575 3.31 2,027,197.2 * 0 95.8 31.4 0.04

Shell 2,175 3.30 2,027,197.2 0.5468 0 621.9 5,279.8 0.03

Bottom Head (top) 1,895.5 3.31 2,027,197.2 * 0 664.6 5,459.7 0.01

Skirt 0 3.06 2,027,197.2 0.09162 0 936.4 6,977 0.01

*Moment of Inertia I varies over the length of the component


Wind Deflection Report: Empty, Corroded

Elevation of Platform Total wind bending Deflection


Effective OD Elastic modulus Inertia
Component bottom above wind shear at shear at moment at at top
(m) E (kg/cm²) I (m4)
base (mm) Bottom (kgf) Bottom (kgf) Bottom (kgf-m) (mm)

Top Head 5,575 3.31 2,062,603.9 * 0 90.3 29.3 0.03

Shell 2,175 3.30 2,062,603.9 0.5468 0 590.9 5,215.8 0.03

Bottom Head (top) 1,895.5 3.31 2,062,603.9 * 0 631.5 5,386.7 0.01

Skirt 0 3.06 2,062,603.9 0.09162 0 903.3 6,841.3 0.01

*Moment of Inertia I varies over the length of the component


Wind Deflection Report: Vacuum, Corroded

Elevation of Platform Total wind bending Deflection


Effective OD Elastic modulus Inertia
Component bottom above wind shear at shear at moment at at top
(m) E (kg/cm²) I (m4)
base (mm) Bottom (kgf) Bottom (kgf) Bottom (kgf-m) (mm)

Top Head 5,575 3.31 2,027,197.2 * 0 95.8 31.4 0.04

Shell 2,175 3.30 2,027,197.2 0.5468 0 621.9 5,279.8 0.03

Bottom Head (top) 1,895.5 3.31 2,027,197.2 * 0 664.6 5,459.7 0.01

Skirt 0 3.06 2,027,197.2 0.09162 0 936.4 6,977 0.01

*Moment of Inertia I varies over the length of the component


Wind Deflection Report: Hydrotest, New, field

Elevation of Platform Total wind bending Deflection


Effective OD Elastic modulus Inertia
Component bottom above wind shear at shear at moment at at top
(m) E (kg/cm²) I (m4)
base (mm) Bottom (kgf) Bottom (kgf) Bottom (kgf-m) (mm)

Top Head 5,575 3.31 2,070,535.1 * 0 90.3 29.3 0.03

Shell 2,175 3.30 2,070,535.1 0.562 0 590.9 5,276.6 0.03

Bottom Head (top) 1,895.5 3.31 2,070,535.1 * 0 631.5 5,447.5 0.01

Skirt 0 3.06 2,070,535.1 0.09162 0 903.3 6,902.1 0.01

*Moment of Inertia I varies over the length of the component


-->
Wind Deflection Report: Hydrotest, Corroded, field 39/109

Elevation of Platform Total wind bending Deflection


Effective OD Elastic modulus Inertia
Component bottom above wind shear at shear at moment at at top
(m) E (kg/cm²) I (m4)
base (mm) Bottom (kgf) Bottom (kgf) Bottom (kgf-m) (mm)

Top Head 5,575 3.31 2,070,535.1 * 0 90.3 29.3 0.03

Shell 2,175 3.30 2,070,535.1 0.5468 0 590.9 5,215.8 0.03

Bottom Head (top) 1,895.5 3.31 2,070,535.1 * 0 631.5 5,386.7 0.01

Skirt 0 3.06 2,070,535.1 0.09162 0 903.3 6,841.3 0.01

*Moment of Inertia I varies over the length of the component

Wind Pressure (WP) Calculations

Gust Factor (G¯) Calculations

Kz = 2.01 * (Z/Zg)2/α
= 2.01 * (Z/274.3200)0.2105
qz = 0.613 * Kz * Kzt * Kd * V2
= 0.613 * Kz * 1.0000 * 0.9500 * 33.50002
= 653.5423 * Kz
WP = 0.6 * qz * G * Cf (Minimum 0.0077 bar)
= 0.6 * qz * G * 0.7000 (Minimum 0.0077 bar)

Design Wind Pressures

Height Z qz WP: Operating WP: Empty WP: Hydrotest New WP: Hydrotest Corroded WP: Vacuum
Kz
(m) (bar) (bar) (bar) (bar) (bar) (bar)
4.6 0.8489 0.0056 0.0046 0.0046 N.A. 0.0046 0.0046
6.1 0.9019 0.0059 0.0046 0.0046 N.A. 0.0046 0.0046
7.6 0.9453 0.0062 0.0046 0.0046 N.A. 0.0046 0.0046
9.1 0.9823 0.0064 0.0046 0.0046 N.A. 0.0046 0.0046
12.2 1.0436 0.0068 0.0046 0.0046 N.A. 0.0046 0.0046
15.2 1.0938 0.0072 0.0046 0.0046 N.A. 0.0046 0.0046
18.3 1.1366 0.0074 0.0046 0.0046 N.A. 0.0046 0.0046
21.3 1.1741 0.0077 0.0046 0.0046 N.A. 0.0046 0.0046
24.4 1.2075 0.0079 0.0046 0.0046 N.A. 0.0046 0.0046
27.4 1.2379 0.0081 0.0046 0.0046 N.A. 0.0046 0.0046
30.5 1.2656 0.0083 0.0046 0.0046 N.A. 0.0046 0.0046
36.6 1.3151 0.0086 0.0046 0.0046 N.A. 0.0046 0.0046
42.7 1.3585 0.0089 0.0046 0.0046 N.A. 0.0046 0.0046
48.8 1.3973 0.0091 0.0046 0.0046 N.A. 0.0046 0.0046
54.9 1.4323 0.0094 0.0046 0.0046 N.A. 0.0046 0.0046
Design Wind Force determined from: F = Pressure * Af , where Af is the projected area.

Height Z(m) Kz qz(bar) WP(bar) %PRESSURESTABLEVOC%


-->
Height Z(m) Kz qz(bar) WP(bar) %PRESSURESTABLEVEC%
-->
Height Z(m) Kz qz(bar) WP(bar) %PRESSURESTABLEVVC%
-->
Gust Factor Calculations 40/109

Operating, Corroded
Empty, Corroded
Vacuum, Corroded
Hydrotest, Corroded, field

Gust Factor Calculations: Operating, Corroded

Vessel is considered a rigid structure as n1 = 19.9931 Hz ≥ 1 Hz.

z¯ = max ( 0.60 * h , zmin )


= max ( 0.60 * 20.6941 , 15.0000 )
= 15.0000
Iz¯ = c * (33 / z¯)1/6
= 0.2000 * (33 / 15.0000)1/6
= 0.2281
Lz¯ = l * (z¯ / 33)ep
= 500.0000 * (15.0000 / 33)0.2000
= 427.0566
Q = Sqr(1 / (1 + 0.63 * ((b + h) / Lz¯)0.63))
= Sqr(1 / (1 + 0.63 * ((8.8615 + 20.6941) / 427.0566)0.63))
= 0.9461
G = 0.925 * (1 + 1.7 * gQ * Iz¯ * Q) / (1 + 1.7 * gv * Iz¯)
= 0.925 * (1 + 1.7 * 3.40* 0.2281 * 0.9461) / (1 + 1.7 * 3.40 * 0.2281)
= 0.8967

Gust Factor Calculations: Empty, Corroded

Vessel is considered a rigid structure as n1 = 24.4196 Hz ≥ 1 Hz.

z¯ = max ( 0.60 * h , zmin )


= max ( 0.60 * 20.6941 , 15.0000 )
= 15.0000
Iz¯ = c * (33 / z¯)1/6
= 0.2000 * (33 / 15.0000)1/6
= 0.2281
Lz¯ = l * (z¯ / 33)ep
= 500.0000 * (15.0000 / 33)0.2000
= 427.0566
Q = Sqr(1 / (1 + 0.63 * ((b + h) / Lz¯)0.63))
= Sqr(1 / (1 + 0.63 * ((8.8615 + 20.6941) / 427.0566)0.63))
= 0.9467
G = 0.925 * (1 + 1.7 * gQ * Iz¯ * Q) / (1 + 1.7 * gv * Iz¯)
= 0.925 * (1 + 1.7 * 3.40* 0.2281 * 0.9467) / (1 + 1.7 * 3.40 * 0.2281)
= 0.8970

Gust Factor Calculations: Vacuum, Corroded

Vessel is considered a rigid structure as n1 = 19.9931 Hz ≥ 1 Hz.

z¯ = max ( 0.60 * h , zmin )


= max ( 0.60 * 20.6941 , 15.0000 )
= 15.0000
Iz¯ = c * (33 / z¯)1/6
= 0.2000 * (33 / 15.0000)1/6 41/109
= 0.2281
Lz¯ = l * (z¯ / 33)ep
= 500.0000 * (15.0000 / 33)0.2000
= 427.0566
Q = Sqr(1 / (1 + 0.63 * ((b + h) / Lz¯)0.63))
= Sqr(1 / (1 + 0.63 * ((8.8615 + 20.6941) / 427.0566)0.63))
= 0.9461
G = 0.925 * (1 + 1.7 * gQ * Iz¯ * Q) / (1 + 1.7 * gv * Iz¯)
= 0.925 * (1 + 1.7 * 3.40* 0.2281 * 0.9461) / (1 + 1.7 * 3.40 * 0.2281)
= 0.8967

Gust Factor Calculations: Hydrotest, Corroded, field

Vessel is considered a rigid structure as n1 = 19.3181 Hz ≥ 1 Hz.

z¯ = max ( 0.60 * h , zmin )


= max ( 0.60 * 20.6941 , 15.0000 )
= 15.0000
Iz¯ = c * (33 / z¯)1/6
= 0.2000 * (33 / 15.0000)1/6
= 0.2281
Lz¯ = l * (z¯ / 33)ep
= 500.0000 * (15.0000 / 33)0.2000
= 427.0566
Q = Sqr(1 / (1 + 0.63 * ((b + h) / Lz¯)0.63))
= Sqr(1 / (1 + 0.63 * ((8.8615 + 20.6941) / 427.0566)0.63))
= 0.9467
G = 0.925 * (1 + 1.7 * gQ * Iz¯ * Q) / (1 + 1.7 * gv * Iz¯)
= 0.925 * (1 + 1.7 * 3.40* 0.2281 * 0.9467) / (1 + 1.7 * 3.40 * 0.2281)
= 0.8970

Table Lookup Values

α = 9.5000, zg = 274.3200 m [Table 26.9-1, page 256]


c = 0.2000, l = 500.0000, ep = 0.2000 [Table 26.9-1, page 256]
a¯ = 0.1538, b¯ = 0.6500 [Table 26.9-1, page 256]
zmin = 15.0000 ft [Table 26.9-1, page 256]
gQ = 3.40 [26.9.4 page 254]
gv = 3.40 [26.9.4 page 254]
42/109

******************************************************************
WIND OR WAVE MOTION LOAD AND MOMENT
******************************************************************

1. WIND LOAD & MOMENT [NORMAL OPERATING CONDITION]

1) DESIGN DATA
WIND VELOCITY V = 33.5 M/S
OPERATING WEIGHT Wo = 58100 KG

2) WIND FORCE : Fw
Fw = AS PER CAL. SHEET (REFER TO PAGE 30) = 936.4 KG

3) WIND LOAD FACTOR


a) OPERATING CONDITION = Fw/Wo = 0.016 g ===> ⓐ

2. WAVE MOTION LOAD FACTOR (BY SPEC.)

1) WAVE MOTION FACTOR


MAX. VERTICAL ACCELERATION az = 1.281 g
MAX. TRANSVERSAL ACCELERATION ax = 0.347 g
MAX. LONGITUDINAL ACCELERATION ay = 0.1377 g

2) LATERAL ACCELERATION : LA
LA = (ax2 + ay2)0.5 = 0.373 g ===> ⓑ

3. TOTAL LATERAL ACCELERATION


Lt = ⓐ + ⓑ = 0.389

4. MAX. BENDING MOMENT


Mm = AS PER CAL. SHEET (REFER TO PAGE 35) = 99533400 KG-MM

※ NOTE : THE MEANING OF SEISMIC IN CALCULATION SHEET IS WAVE MOTION.


Seismic Code 43/109

Method of seismic analysis: User-defined


Base Shear Multiplier 0.3890
Portion at Top 0.0000
Vertical Accelerations Considered: Yes
Force Multiplier: = 0.0010
Minimum Weight Multiplier: = 0.2810

Vessel Characteristics

Vessel height: 20.6941 ft (6.31 m)


Vessel Weight:
Operating, Corroded: 125,990 lb (57,148 kg)
Empty, Corroded: 84,322 lb (38,248 kg)
Vacuum, Corroded: 125,990 lb (57,148 kg)

Period of Vibration Calculation

Fundamental Period, T:
Operating, Corroded: 0.050 sec (f = 20.0 Hz)
Empty, Corroded: 0.041 sec (f = 24.4 Hz)
Vacuum, Corroded: 0.050 sec (f = 20.0 Hz)

The fundamental period of vibration T (above) is calculated using the Rayleigh method of approximation:

T = 2 * PI * Sqr( {Sum(Wi * yi2 )} / {g * Sum(Wi * yi )} ), where

Wi is the weight of the ith lumped mass, and


yi is its deflection when the system is treated as a cantilever beam.

Seismic Shear Reports:

Operating, Corroded
Empty, Corroded
Vacuum, Corroded
Base Shear Calculations

Seismic Shear Report: Operating, Corroded

Elevation of bottom Elastic modulus E Inertia I Seismic shear at Bending Moment at


Component
above base (mm) (kg/cm²) (m4) Bottom (kgf) Bottom (kgf-m)

Top Head 5,575 2,027,197.2 * 4,473.9 1,948.6

Shell 2,175 2,027,197.2 0.5468 20,754.8 51,879

Bottom Head (top) 1,895.5 2,027,197.2 * 21,256.5 57,758

Skirt 0 2,027,197.2 0.09162 22,230.7 99,533.4

*Moment of Inertia I varies over the length of the component


Seismic Shear Report: Empty, Corroded 44/109

Elevation of bottom Elastic modulus E Inertia I Seismic shear at Bending Moment at


Component
above base (mm) (kg/cm²) (m4) Bottom (kgf) Bottom (kgf-m)

Top Head 5,575 2,062,603.9 * 4,286.6 1,933.6

Shell 2,175 2,062,603.9 0.5468 13,474.3 37,415.7

Bottom Head (top) 1,895.5 2,062,603.9 * 13,912.8 41,244.4

Skirt 0 2,062,603.9 0.09162 14,878.4 69,084.3

*Moment of Inertia I varies over the length of the component


Seismic Shear Report: Vacuum, Corroded

Elevation of bottom Elastic modulus E Inertia I Seismic shear at Bending Moment at


Component
above base (mm) (kg/cm²) (m4) Bottom (kgf) Bottom (kgf-m)

Top Head 5,575 2,027,197.2 * 4,473.9 1,948.6

Shell 2,175 2,027,197.2 0.5468 20,754.8 51,879

Bottom Head (top) 1,895.5 2,027,197.2 * 21,256.5 57,758

Skirt 0 2,027,197.2 0.09162 22,230.7 99,533.4

*Moment of Inertia I varies over the length of the component

Vertical Acceleration Term, VAccel

Factor is applied to dead load.


Compressive Side: = 1.0 + VAccel

VAccel Term is:


greater of (Force Mult * Base Shear / Weight) or (Min. Weight Mult.)
Force multiplier = 0.0010 Minimum Weight Multiplier = 0.2810
Force Mult * Shear
Condition Base Shear ( kgf) Weight ( kg) VAccel
Weight
Operating, Corroded 22,230.7 57,148.3 0.0004 0.281
Operating, New 22,600.9 58,100.2 0.0004 0.281
Empty, Corroded 14,878.4 38,247.9 0.0004 0.281
Empty, New 15,248.7 39,199.8 0.0004 0.281
Vacuum, Corroded 22,230.7 57,148.3 0.0004 0.281

Base Shear Calculations

Operating, Corroded
Empty, Corroded
Vacuum, Corroded

Base Shear Calculations: Operating, Corroded

V = Base Shear Multiplier * W


= 0.3890 * 125,990.3359
= 49,010.24 lb (22,230.67 kg)

Base Shear Calculations: Empty, Corroded

V = Base Shear Multiplier * W


= 0.3890 * 84,322.1719
= 32,801.33 lb (14,878.43 kg)
Base Shear Calculations: Vacuum, Corroded 45/109

V = Base Shear Multiplier * W


= 0.3890 * 125,990.3359
= 49,010.24 lb (22,230.67 kg)
46/109

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WIND OR WAVE MOTION LOAD AND MOMENT
******************************************************************

1. WIND LOAD & MOMENT [ENVIRONMENTAL LOAD CONDITION]

1) DESIGN DATA
WIND VELOCITY V = 33.5 M/S
OPERATING WEIGHT Wo = 58100 KG

2) WIND FORCE : Fw
Fw = AS PER CAL. SHEET (REFER TO PAGE 30) = 936.4 KG

3) WIND LOAD FACTOR


a) OPERATING CONDITION = Fw/Wo = 0.016 g ===> ⓐ

2. WAVE MOTION LOAD FACTOR (BY SPEC.)

1) WAVE MOTION FACTOR


MAX. VERTICAL ACCELERATION az = 1.3162 g
MAX. TRANSVERSAL ACCELERATION ax = 0.461 g
MAX. LONGITUDINAL ACCELERATION ay = 0.1499 g

2) LATERAL ACCELERATION : LA
LA = (ax2 + ay2)0.5 = 0.485 g ===> ⓑ

3. TOTAL LATERAL ACCELERATION


Lt = ⓐ + ⓑ = 0.501

4. MAX. BENDING MOMENT


Mm = AS PER CAL. SHEET (REFER TO PAGE 35) = 127031100 KG-MM

※ NOTE : THE MEANING OF SEISMIC IN CALCULATION SHEET IS WAVE MOTION.


Seismic Code 47/109

Method of seismic analysis: User-defined


Base Shear Multiplier 0.5010
Portion at Top 0.0000
Vertical Accelerations Considered: Yes
Force Multiplier: = 0.0010
Minimum Weight Multiplier: = 0.3162

Vessel Characteristics

Vessel height: 20.6941 ft (6.31 m)


Vessel Weight:
Operating, Corroded: 125,990 lb (57,148 kg)
Empty, Corroded: 84,322 lb (38,248 kg)
Vacuum, Corroded: 125,990 lb (57,148 kg)

Period of Vibration Calculation

Fundamental Period, T:
Operating, Corroded: 0.050 sec (f = 20.0 Hz)
Empty, Corroded: 0.041 sec (f = 24.4 Hz)
Vacuum, Corroded: 0.050 sec (f = 20.0 Hz)

The fundamental period of vibration T (above) is calculated using the Rayleigh method of approximation:

T = 2 * PI * Sqr( {Sum(Wi * yi2 )} / {g * Sum(Wi * yi )} ), where

Wi is the weight of the ith lumped mass, and


yi is its deflection when the system is treated as a cantilever beam.

Seismic Shear Reports:

Operating, Corroded
Empty, Corroded
Vacuum, Corroded
Base Shear Calculations

Seismic Shear Report: Operating, Corroded

Elevation of bottom Elastic modulus E Inertia I Seismic shear at Bending Moment at


Component
above base (mm) (kg/cm²) (m4) Bottom (kgf) Bottom (kgf-m)

Top Head 5,575 2,027,197.2 * 5,762 2,509.7

Shell 2,175 2,027,197.2 0.5468 26,730.5 65,656

Bottom Head (top) 1,895.5 2,027,197.2 * 27,376.6 73,227.7

Skirt 0 2,027,197.2 0.09162 28,631.3 127,031.1

*Moment of Inertia I varies over the length of the component


Seismic Shear Report: Empty, Corroded 48/109

Elevation of bottom Elastic modulus E Inertia I Seismic shear at Bending Moment at


Component
above base (mm) (kg/cm²) (m4) Bottom (kgf) Bottom (kgf-m)

Top Head 5,575 2,062,603.9 * 5,520.9 2,490.4

Shell 2,175 2,062,603.9 0.5468 17,353.8 47,028.5

Bottom Head (top) 1,895.5 2,062,603.9 * 17,918.6 51,959.6

Skirt 0 2,062,603.9 0.09162 19,162.2 87,815

*Moment of Inertia I varies over the length of the component


Seismic Shear Report: Vacuum, Corroded

Elevation of bottom Elastic modulus E Inertia I Seismic shear at Bending Moment at


Component
above base (mm) (kg/cm²) (m4) Bottom (kgf) Bottom (kgf-m)

Top Head 5,575 2,027,197.2 * 5,762 2,509.7

Shell 2,175 2,027,197.2 0.5468 26,730.5 65,656

Bottom Head (top) 1,895.5 2,027,197.2 * 27,376.6 73,227.7

Skirt 0 2,027,197.2 0.09162 28,631.3 127,031.1

*Moment of Inertia I varies over the length of the component

Vertical Acceleration Term, VAccel

Factor is applied to dead load.


Compressive Side: = 1.0 + VAccel

VAccel Term is:


greater of (Force Mult * Base Shear / Weight) or (Min. Weight Mult.)
Force multiplier = 0.0010 Minimum Weight Multiplier = 0.3162
Force Mult * Shear
Condition Base Shear ( kgf) Weight ( kg) VAccel
Weight
Operating, Corroded 28,631.3 57,148.3 0.0005 0.3162
Operating, New 29,108.2 58,100.2 0.0005 0.3162
Empty, Corroded 19,162.2 38,247.9 0.0005 0.3162
Empty, New 19,639.1 39,199.8 0.0005 0.3162
Vacuum, Corroded 28,631.3 57,148.3 0.0005 0.3162

Base Shear Calculations

Operating, Corroded
Empty, Corroded
Vacuum, Corroded

Base Shear Calculations: Operating, Corroded

V = Base Shear Multiplier * W


= 0.5010 * 125,990.3359
= 63,121.16 lb (28,631.28 kg)

Base Shear Calculations: Empty, Corroded

V = Base Shear Multiplier * W


= 0.5010 * 84,322.1719
= 42,245.41 lb (19,162.20 kg)
Base Shear Calculations: Vacuum, Corroded 49/109

V = Base Shear Multiplier * W


= 0.5010 * 125,990.3359
= 63,121.16 lb (28,631.28 kg)
Wind Code %ODVW&RQGLWLRQ 50/109

Building Code: User Defined


147.6378 ft
Elevation of base above grade:
(45.0002 m)
1.9685 ft (0.6000
Increase effective outer diameter by:
m)
Wind Force Coefficient Cf: 0.7000
Top Deflection Limit: 5 mm per m.

Vessel Characteristics
20.6941 ft (6.3076
Vessel height, h:
m)
Vessel Minimum Diameter
8.8615 ft (2.7010
Operating, Corroded:
m)
8.3366 ft (2.5410
Empty, Corroded:
m)
8.3366 ft (2.5410
Hydrotest, Corroded, field:
m)
Fundamental Frequency, n1
Operating, Corroded: 19.9930 Hz
Empty, Corroded: 24.4193 Hz
Hydrotest, Corroded, field: 19.3179 Hz
Damping coefficient, β
Operating, Corroded: 0.0209
Empty, Corroded: 0.0210
Hydrotest, Corroded, field: 0.0260

Wind Deflection Reports:

Operating, Corroded
Empty, Corroded
Vacuum, Corroded
Hydrotest, Corroded, field
Wind Pressure Table

Wind Deflection Report: Operating, Corroded

Elevation of Platform Total wind bending


Effective OD Elastic modulus Inertia Deflection
Component bottom above wind shear at shear at moment at
(m) E (kg/cm²) I (m4) at top (mm)
base (mm) Bottom (kgf) Bottom (kgf) Bottom (kgf-m)

Top Head 5,575 3.31 2,027,197.2 * 0 8,756.8 2,864.8 1.18

Shell 2,175 3.30 2,027,197.2 0.5468 0 56,824.5 118,381.5 1.01

Bottom Head (top) 1,895.5 3.31 2,027,197.2 * 0 60,728.8 134,814.1 0.27

Skirt 0 3.06 2,027,197.2 0.09162 0 85,562 273,461.2 0.22

*Moment of Inertia I varies over the length of the component


Wind Deflection Report: Empty, Corroded 51/109

Elevation of Platform Total wind bending


Effective OD Elastic modulus Inertia Deflection
Component bottom above wind shear at shear at moment at
(m) E (kg/cm²) I (m4) at top (mm)
base (mm) Bottom (kgf) Bottom (kgf) Bottom (kgf-m)

Top Head 5,575 3.31 2,062,603.9 * 0 8,254.8 2,680.9 1.1

Shell 2,175 3.30 2,062,603.9 0.5468 0 53,992.7 112,530.1 0.95

Bottom Head (top) 1,895.5 3.31 2,062,603.9 * 0 57,705.4 128,144.4 0.26

Skirt 0 3.06 2,062,603.9 0.09162 0 82,538.6 261,060.8 0.2

*Moment of Inertia I varies over the length of the component


Wind Deflection Report: Vacuum, Corroded

Elevation of Platform Total wind bending


Effective OD Elastic modulus Inertia Deflection
Component bottom above wind shear at shear at moment at
(m) E (kg/cm²) I (m4) at top (mm)
base (mm) Bottom (kgf) Bottom (kgf) Bottom (kgf-m)

Top Head 5,575 3.31 2,027,197.2 * 0 8,756.8 2,864.8 1.18

Shell 2,175 3.30 2,027,197.2 0.5468 0 56,824.5 118,381.5 1.01

Bottom Head (top) 1,895.5 3.31 2,027,197.2 * 0 60,728.8 134,814.1 0.27

Skirt 0 3.06 2,027,197.2 0.09162 0 85,562 273,461.2 0.22

*Moment of Inertia I varies over the length of the component


Wind Deflection Report: Hydrotest, New, field

Elevation of Platform Total wind bending Deflection


Effective OD Elastic modulus Inertia
Component bottom above wind shear at shear at moment at at top
(m) E (kg/cm²) I (m4)
base (mm) Bottom (kgf) Bottom (kgf) Bottom (kgf-m) (mm)

Top Head 5,575 3.31 2,070,535.1 * 0 2,724.1 884.7 0.38

Shell 2,175 3.30 2,070,535.1 0.562 0 17,817.6 39,894.7 0.32

Bottom Head (top) 1,895.5 3.31 2,070,535.1 * 0 19,042.8 45,047.5 0.09

Skirt 0 3.06 2,070,535.1 0.09162 0 27,237.7 88,909.9 0.07

*Moment of Inertia I varies over the length of the component


-->
Wind Deflection Report: Hydrotest, Corroded, field

Elevation of Platform Total wind bending Deflection


Effective OD Elastic modulus Inertia
Component bottom above wind shear at shear at moment at at top
(m) E (kg/cm²) I (m4)
base (mm) Bottom (kgf) Bottom (kgf) Bottom (kgf-m) (mm)

Top Head 5,575 3.31 2,070,535.1 * 0 2,724.1 884.7 0.38

Shell 2,175 3.30 2,070,535.1 0.5468 0 17,817.6 39,833.9 0.32

Bottom Head (top) 1,895.5 3.31 2,070,535.1 * 0 19,042.8 44,986.7 0.09

Skirt 0 3.06 2,070,535.1 0.09162 0 27,237.7 88,849.1 0.07

*Moment of Inertia I varies over the length of the component

Wind Pressure (WP) table

Wind Force Coefficient Cf: 0.7000


Design Wind Pressures 52/109

Adjusted
To Height Z Wind Pressure
by Cf
(m) (bar)
(bar)
10.00 0.6000 0.4200
20.00 0.6000 0.4200
30.00 0.6000 0.4200
40.00 0.6000 0.4200
50.00 0.6000 0.4200
60.00 0.6000 0.4200
Design Wind Force determined from: F = Pressure * Af , where Af is the projected area.

To Height Z Wind Pressure Adjusted by Cf


(m) (bar) (bar) %PRESSURESTABLEVOC%
-->
Adjusted by Cf
To Height Z Wind Pressure
(bar)
(m) (bar)
%PRESSURESTABLEVEC%
-->
To Height Z Wind Pressure Adjusted by Cf
(m) (bar) (bar) %PRESSURESTABLEVVC%
-->
Skirt 1RUPDO2SHUDWLQJ&RQGLWLRQ 53/109

Material: SA-516 60 (II-D Metric p. 14, ln. 6)


Design temperature, operating: 85 °C
Design temperature, vacuum: 85 °C
Inner diameter at top, new: 2,427 mm
Inner diameter at bottom, new: 2,427 mm
Overall length (includes base ring thickness): 1,895.5 mm
Corrosion allowance inside: 0 mm
Corrosion allowance outside: 0 mm
Weld joint efficiency top: 0.55
Weld joint efficiency bottom: 0.55
Nominal thickness, new: 16 mm
Skirt is attached to: Bottom Head
Skirt attachment offset: 279.5 mm down from the top seam

Skirt design thickness, largest of the following + corrosion = 2.62 mm

The governing condition is due to earthquake, compressive stress at the base, operating & new.

The skirt thickness of 16 mm is adequate.


Vessel Governing
Temperature
Allowable Calculated Required 54/109
Loading Condition Skirt Stress Stress/E thickness
(°C)
(Stress) Location (kgf/cm2) (kgf/cm2) (mm)

Wind operating, corroded (+) top 85 1,189.4 -19.55 0.26

Wind operating, corroded (-) bottom 85 1,189.4 55.47 0.75

Wind operating, new (+) top 85 1,189.4 -19.93 0.27

Wind operating, new (-) bottom 85 1,189.4 56.33 0.76

Wind empty, corroded (+) top 10 1,189.4 -10.41 0.14

Wind empty, corroded (-) bottom 10 1,189.4 39.9 0.54

Wind empty, new (+) top 10 1,189.4 -10.79 0.15

Wind empty, new (-) bottom 10 1,189.4 40.75 0.55

Wind test, corroded (+) top 10 1,189.4 -22.31 0.3

Wind test, corroded (-) bottom 10 1,189.4 59.72 0.8

Wind vacuum, corroded (+) top 85 1,189.4 -19.55 0.26

Wind vacuum, corroded (-) bottom 85 1,189.4 55.47 0.75

Seismic operating, corroded (+) bottom 85 1,443.92 157.35 1.74

Seismic operating, corroded (-) bottom 85 1,189.4 191.85 2.58

Seismic operating, new (+) bottom 85 1,443.92 160.05 1.77

Seismic operating, new (-) bottom 85 1,189.4 195.1 2.62

Seismic empty, corroded (+) bottom 10 1,443.92 111.52 1.24

Seismic empty, corroded (-) bottom 10 1,189.4 131.54 1.77

Seismic empty, new (+) bottom 10 1,443.92 114.21 1.27

Seismic empty, new (-) bottom 10 1,189.4 134.78 1.81

Seismic vacuum, corroded (+) bottom 85 1,443.92 157.35 1.74

Seismic vacuum, corroded (-) bottom 85 1,189.4 191.85 2.58

Loading due to earthquake, operating & new


Tensile side

Required thickness, tensile stress at base:

t = -W / (π*D*St*E) + 4*M / (π*D2*St*E)


= -57,644.75 / (π*2,443*1,443.917/100*0.55) + 4*1e3*101,224.9 / (π*2,4432*1,443.917/100*0.55)
= 1.77 mm

Required thickness, tensile stress at the top:

t = -Wt / (π*Dt*St*E) + 4*Mt / (π*Dt2*St*E)


= -55,858.05 / (π*2,443*1,443.917/100*0.55) + 4*1e3*58,549.2 / (π*2,4432*1,443.917/100*0.55)
= 0.66 mm
Compressive side

Required thickness, compressive stress at base:

t = (1 + VAccel)*W / (π*D*Sc*Ec) + 4*M / (π*D2*Sc*Ec)


= (1 + 0.281)*57,644.75 / (π*2,443*1,189.4/100*1) + 4*1e3*101,224.9 / (π*2,4432*1,189.4/100*1)
= 2.62 mm

Required thickness, compressive stress at the top:

t = (1 + VAccel)*Wt / (π*Dt*Sc*Ec) + 4*Mt / (π*Dt2*Sc*Ec)


= (1 + 0.281)*55,858.05 / (π*2,443*1,189.4/100*1) + 4*1e3*58,549.2 / (π*2,4432*1,189.4/100*1)
= 1.83 mm
55/109

*****************************************************************
CALCULATION OF BASE PLATE AND WELDMENT
*****************************************************************

[NORMAL OPERATING CONDITION]


☞ DESIGN DATA
MATERIAL OF BASE PLATE = SA516 Gr.60
YIELD STRESS OF BASE PLATE Sy = 22.433 KG/MM2
ALLOWABLE STRESS OF BASE PLATE (1.2 x S) S = 14.438 KG/MM2
2
OUTWARD FILLET WELD SHEAR STRESS Sw = 8.973 KG/MM
(Sw = Sy x 0.4)
NOMINAL TH'K OF BASE PLATE tb = 38 MM
FILLET WELD LEG OF BASE PLATE L1 = 14 MM
OUTSIDE DIAMETER OF BASE PLATE D1 = 2655 MM
INSIDE DIAMETER OF BASE PLATE D2 = 2255 MM
OUTSIDE DIAMETER OF SKIRT Do = 2459 MM
INSIDE DIAMETER OF SKIRT Di = 2427 MM

OPERATING WEIGHT Wo = 58100 KG


MAXIMUM BENDING MOMENT Mm = 99533400 KG-MM
MAXIMUM ECCENTRIC MOMENT Me = 0 KG-MM

1 . CALCULATION OF BASE PLATE

2 2
A = π/4 x (D1 - D2 ) = 1542522.0 MM2
4 4
Z = π/32 x (D1 - D2 )/D1 = 881216524.9 MM3

2
B = (Mm + Me)/Z + (az x Wo)/A = 0.161 KG/MM

L1 = (D1 - Do)/2 = 98 MM
L2 = (Di - D2)/2 = 86 MM

L = LARGER VALUE OF L1 OR L2 = 98 MM

REQUIRED BASE PLATE TH'K : tr

2
tr = SQRT[3 x L x B / S]

= 22.077 MM ≤ tb = 38 MM O.K !!

2 . SIZE OF WELDMENT

Mm + Me 99533400.0
Ws = = = 17.978 KG/MM
Zw 5536291.3

WHERE , Zw = πd2/4 = 5536291.3 MM2

Ws 17.98
= = 2.004 ≤ 14 MM O.K !!
Sw 8.973
Skirt (QYLURQPHQWDO/RDG&RQGLWLRQ 56/109

Material: SA-516 60 (II-D Metric p. 14, ln. 6)


Design temperature, operating: 85 °C
Design temperature, vacuum: 85 °C
Inner diameter at top, new: 2,427 mm
Inner diameter at bottom, new: 2,427 mm
Overall length (includes base ring thickness): 1,895.5 mm
Corrosion allowance inside: 0 mm
Corrosion allowance outside: 0 mm
Weld joint efficiency top: 0.55
Weld joint efficiency bottom: 0.55
Nominal thickness, new: 16 mm
Skirt is attached to: Bottom Head
Skirt attachment offset: 279.5 mm down from the top seam

Skirt design thickness, largest of the following + corrosion = 3.15 mm

The governing condition is due to earthquake, compressive stress at the base, operating & new.

The skirt thickness of 16 mm is adequate.


Vessel Governing
Temperature
Allowable Calculated Required 57/109
Loading Condition Skirt Stress Stress/E thickness
(°C)
(Stress) Location (kgf/cm2) (kgf/cm2) (mm)

Wind operating, corroded (+) top 85 1,189.4 -19.55 0.26

Wind operating, corroded (-) bottom 85 1,189.4 55.47 0.75

Wind operating, new (+) top 85 1,189.4 -19.93 0.27

Wind operating, new (-) bottom 85 1,189.4 56.33 0.76

Wind empty, corroded (+) top 10 1,189.4 -10.41 0.14

Wind empty, corroded (-) bottom 10 1,189.4 39.9 0.54

Wind empty, new (+) top 10 1,189.4 -10.79 0.15

Wind empty, new (-) bottom 10 1,189.4 40.75 0.55

Wind test, corroded (+) top 10 1,189.4 -22.31 0.3

Wind test, corroded (-) bottom 10 1,189.4 59.72 0.8

Wind vacuum, corroded (+) top 85 1,189.4 -19.55 0.26

Wind vacuum, corroded (-) bottom 85 1,189.4 55.47 0.75

Seismic operating, corroded (+) bottom 85 1,443.92 224.02 2.48

Seismic operating, corroded (-) bottom 85 1,189.4 230.14 3.1

Seismic operating, new (+) bottom 85 1,443.92 227.85 2.52

Seismic operating, new (-) bottom 85 1,189.4 234.04 3.15

Seismic empty, corroded (+) bottom 10 1,443.92 156.93 1.74

Seismic empty, corroded (-) bottom 10 1,189.4 157.6 2.12

Seismic empty, new (+) bottom 10 1,443.92 160.76 1.78

Seismic empty, new (-) bottom 10 1,189.4 161.5 2.17

Seismic vacuum, corroded (+) bottom 85 1,443.92 224.02 2.48

Seismic vacuum, corroded (-) bottom 85 1,189.4 230.14 3.1

Loading due to earthquake, operating & new


Tensile side

Required thickness, tensile stress at base:

t = -W / (π*D*St*E) + 4*M / (π*D2*St*E)


= -57,644.75 / (π*2,443*1,443.917/100*0.55) + 4*1e3*129,192 / (π*2,4432*1,443.917/100*0.55)
= 2.52 mm

Required thickness, tensile stress at the top:

t = -Wt / (π*Dt*St*E) + 4*Mt / (π*Dt2*St*E)


= -55,858.05 / (π*2,443*1,443.917/100*0.55) + 4*1e3*74,229.3 / (π*2,4432*1,443.917/100*0.55)
= 1.08 mm
Compressive side

Required thickness, compressive stress at base:

t = (1 + VAccel)*W / (π*D*Sc*Ec) + 4*M / (π*D2*Sc*Ec)


= (1 + 0.3162)*57,644.75 / (π*2,443*1,189.4/100*1) + 4*1e3*129,192 / (π*2,4432*1,189.4/100*1)
= 3.15 mm

Required thickness, compressive stress at the top:

t = (1 + VAccel)*Wt / (π*Dt*Sc*Ec) + 4*Mt / (π*Dt2*Sc*Ec)


= (1 + 0.3162)*55,858.05 / (π*2,443*1,189.4/100*1) + 4*1e3*74,229.3 / (π*2,4432*1,189.4/100*1)
= 2.14 mm
58/109

*****************************************************************
CALCULATION OF BASE PLATE AND WELDMENT
*****************************************************************

[ENVIRONMENTAL LOAD CONDITION]


☞ DESIGN DATA
MATERIAL OF BASE PLATE = SA516 Gr.60
YIELD STRESS OF BASE PLATE Sy = 22.433 KG/MM2
ALLOWABLE STRESS OF BASE PLATE (1.2 x S) S = 14.438 KG/MM2
2
OUTWARD FILLET WELD SHEAR STRESS Sw = 8.973 KG/MM
(Sw = Sy x 0.4)
NOMINAL TH'K OF BASE PLATE tb = 38 MM
FILLET WELD LEG OF BASE PLATE L1 = 14 MM
OUTSIDE DIAMETER OF BASE PLATE D1 = 2655 MM
INSIDE DIAMETER OF BASE PLATE D2 = 2255 MM
OUTSIDE DIAMETER OF SKIRT Do = 2459 MM
INSIDE DIAMETER OF SKIRT Di = 2427 MM

OPERATING WEIGHT Wo = 58100 KG


MAXIMUM BENDING MOMENT Mm = 127031100 KG-MM
MAXIMUM ECCENTRIC MOMENT Me = 0 KG-MM

1 . CALCULATION OF BASE PLATE

2 2
A = π/4 x (D1 - D2 ) = 1542522.0 MM2
4 4
Z = π/32 x (D1 - D2 )/D1 = 881216524.9 MM3

2
B = (Mm + Me)/Z + (az x Wo)/A = 0.194 KG/MM

L1 = (D1 - Do)/2 = 98 MM
L2 = (Di - D2)/2 = 86 MM

L = LARGER VALUE OF L1 OR L2 = 98 MM

REQUIRED BASE PLATE TH'K : tr

2
tr = SQRT[3 x L x B / S]

= 24.202 MM ≤ tb = 38 MM O.K !!

2 . SIZE OF WELDMENT

Mm + Me 127031100.0
Ws = = = 22.945 KG/MM
Zw 5536291.3

WHERE , Zw = πd2/4 = 5536291.3 MM2

Ws 22.95
= = 2.557 ≤ 14 MM O.K !!
Sw 8.973
Skirt %ODVW&RQGLWLRQ 59/109

Material: SA-516 60 (II-D Metric p. 14, ln. 6)


Design temperature, operating: 85 °C
Design temperature, vacuum: 85 °C
Inner diameter at top, new: 2,427 mm
Inner diameter at bottom, new: 2,427 mm
Overall length (includes base ring thickness): 1,895.5 mm
Corrosion allowance inside: 0 mm
Corrosion allowance outside: 0 mm
Weld joint efficiency top: 0.55
Weld joint efficiency bottom: 0.55
Nominal thickness, new: 16 mm
Skirt is attached to: Bottom Head
Skirt attachment offset: 279.5 mm down from the top seam

Skirt design thickness, largest of the following + corrosion = 6.42 mm

The governing condition is due to wind, tensile stress at the base, operating & corroded.

The skirt thickness of 16 mm is adequate.

Vessel Governing Allowable Calculated Required


Temperature
Loading Condition Skirt Stress Stress/E thickness
(°C)
(Stress) Location (kgf/cm2) (kgf/cm2) (mm)

Wind operating, corroded (+) bottom 85 1,443.92 579 6.42

Wind operating, corroded (-) bottom 85 1,189.4 410.79 5.53

Wind operating, new (+) bottom 85 1,443.92 577.74 6.4

Wind operating, new (-) bottom 85 1,189.4 411.64 5.54

Wind empty, corroded (+) bottom 10 1,443.92 576.92 6.39

Wind empty, corroded (-) bottom 10 1,189.4 378.86 5.1

Wind empty, new (+) bottom 10 1,443.92 575.66 6.38

Wind empty, new (-) bottom 10 1,189.4 379.72 5.11

Wind test, corroded (+) bottom 10 1,443.92 123.39 1.37

Wind test, corroded (-) bottom 10 1,189.4 169.07 2.27

Wind vacuum, corroded (+) bottom 85 1,443.92 579 6.42

Wind vacuum, corroded (-) bottom 85 1,189.4 410.79 5.53

Loading due to wind, operating & corroded


Windward side (tensile)

Required thickness, tensile stress at base:

t = -W / (π*D*St*E) + 4*M / (π*D2*St*E)


= -56,693.85 / (π*2,443*1,443.917/100*0.55) + 4*1e3*273,461.1 / (π*2,4432*1,443.917/100*0.55)
= 6.42 mm

Required thickness, tensile stress at the top:

t = -Wt / (π*Dt*St*E) + 4*Mt / (π*Dt2*St*E)


= -54,907.16 / (π*2,443*1,443.917/100*0.55) + 4*1e3*134,814 / (π*2,4432*1,443.917/100*0.55)
= 2.72 mm
Leeward side (compressive)
Required thickness, compressive stress at base: 60/109

t = W / (π*D*Sc*Ec) + 4*M / (π*D2*Sc*Ec)


= 56,693.85 / (π*2,443*1,189.4/100*1) + 4*1e3*273,461.1 / (π*2,4432*1,189.4/100*1)
= 5.53 mm

Required thickness, compressive stress at the top:

t = Wt / (π*Dt*Sc*Ec) + 4*Mt / (π*Dt2*Sc*Ec)


= 54,907.16 / (π*2,443*1,189.4/100*1) + 4*1e3*134,814 / (π*2,4432*1,189.4/100*1)
= 3.02 mm
61/109

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CALCULATION OF BASE PLATE AND WELDMENT
*****************************************************************

[BLAST CONDITION]
☞ DESIGN DATA
MATERIAL OF BASE PLATE = SA516 Gr.60
YIELD STRESS OF BASE PLATE Sy = 22.433 KG/MM2
ALLOWABLE STRESS OF BASE PLATE (1.2 x S) S = 14.438 KG/MM2
2
OUTWARD FILLET WELD SHEAR STRESS Sw = 8.973 KG/MM
(Sw = Sy x 0.4)
NOMINAL TH'K OF BASE PLATE tb = 38 MM
FILLET WELD LEG OF BASE PLATE L1 = 14 MM
OUTSIDE DIAMETER OF BASE PLATE D1 = 2655 MM
INSIDE DIAMETER OF BASE PLATE D2 = 2255 MM
OUTSIDE DIAMETER OF SKIRT Do = 2459 MM
INSIDE DIAMETER OF SKIRT Di = 2427 MM

OPERATING WEIGHT Wo = 58100 KG


MAXIMUM BENDING MOMENT (REFER TO PAGE 41) Mm = 273461200.0 KG-MM
MAXIMUM ECCENTRIC MOMENT Me = 0 KG-MM

1 . CALCULATION OF BASE PLATE

2 2
A = π/4 x (D1 - D2 ) = 1542522.0 MM2
4 4
Z = π/32 x (D1 - D2 )/D1 = 881216524.9 MM3

2
B = (Mm + Me)/Z + Wo/A = 0.348 KG/MM

L1 = (D1 - Do)/2 = 98 MM
L2 = (Di - D2)/2 = 86 MM

L = LARGER VALUE OF L1 OR L2 = 98 MM

REQUIRED BASE PLATE TH'K : tr

2
tr = SQRT[3 x L x B / S]

= 32.437 MM ≤ tb = 38 MM O.K !!

2 . SIZE OF WELDMENT

Mm + Me 273461200.0
Ws = = = 49.394 KG/MM
Zw 5536291.3

WHERE , Zw = πd2/4 = 5536291.3 MM2

Ws 49.39
= = 5.505 ≤ 14 MM O.K !!
Sw 8.973
62/109

CALCULATION OF BASEBLOCK UNDER LIFTING CONDITION

1. CALCULATION OF LIFTING FORCES

a) ERECTION WEIGHT We = 39200 kg


b) DYNAMIC LOAD FACTOR F= 1.5 --
c) LIFTING WEIGHT W = We x F = 58800 kg
d) DIMENSIONS ; X= 2369.0 mm
Y= 3548.0 mm
R= 1429.5 mm

* LL = W x ( Y x cosα + R x sinα ) / ( ( X + Y ) x cosα + R x sinα )


* TL = W x ( X x cosα ) / ( ( X + Y ) x cosα + R x sinα )
* LV = LL x cosα , LH = LL x sinα
* TV = TL x cosα , TH = TL x sinα

2. SUMMARY OF LIFTING FORCES IN VARIOUS ANGLES OF LIFTING

Max. Loads ; LL = 58800.0 kg ( at α = 90.00 Deg.)


LV = 35681.0 kg ( at α = 9.00 Deg.)
LH = 58800.0 kg ( at α = 90.00 Deg.)
TL = 23541.9 kg ( at α = 0.00 Deg.)
TV = 23541.9 kg ( at α = 0.00 Deg.)
TH = 14398.0 kg ( at α = 58.00 Deg.)

α LL TL LV LH TV TH
0.0 35258.1 23541.9 35258.1 0.0 23541.9 0.0
5.0 35745.4 23054.6 35609.4 3115.4 22966.8 2009.3
9.0 36125.8 22674.2 35681.0 5651.3 22395.1 3547.0
30.0 38139.9 20660.1 33030.1 19069.9 17892.2 10330.1
45.0 39839.0 18961.0 28170.4 28170.4 13407.5 13407.5
58.0 41822.2 16977.8 22162.4 35467.3 8996.9 14398.0
70.0 44650.3 14149.7 15271.3 41957.5 4839.5 13296.4
85.0 52541.2 6258.8 4579.3 52341.3 545.5 6235.0
90.0 58800.0 0.0 0.0 58800.0 0.0 0.0
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3. STRENGTH OF LIFTING LUG

MATERIAL AT LUG : SA 516-60


ALLOWABLE STRESS IN TENSION Sa = 12.02 ㎏/㎟
YIELD STRESS Sy = 22.5 ㎏/㎟
Q'TY OF LIFTING LUG N = 2 ea
VERTICAL FORCE PER 1 LUG LV'= LV / N = 17840.49 ㎏
HORIZONTAL FORCE PER 1 LUG LH'= LH / N = 29400 ㎏
LIFTING HALF ANGLE β = 15 deg.
AXIAL FORCE PER 1 LUG Pa = LH' * tan β = 7877.71 ㎏

* DIMENSIONS

T= 44 ㎜ A= 850 ㎜
t= 19 ㎜ B= 130 ㎜
R= 160 ㎜ C= 350 ㎜
d= 110 ㎜ D= 370 ㎜
a= 320 ㎜ W= 29 ㎜
b= 190 ㎜ e= 660 ㎜
Dp = 0 ㎜ t2 = 0 ㎜

3-1. CHECK OF LUG


a) SHEAR STRESS DUE TO LH'
S1 = 2*LH'/{(2*R-d)*T + 1/2 * (Dp-d) * t2 * 2}
= 6.364 ㎏/㎟ < 0.4*Sy= 9 ㎏/㎟ ; O.K. !

b) TENSION DUE TO LH'


S2 = LH'/{(2*R-d)*T + (Dp-d) * t2 * 2}
= 3.182 ㎏/㎟ < 0.6*Sy= 13.5 ㎏/㎟ ; O.K. !

c) SHEAR STRESS DUE TO LV'


S3 = 2*LV'/{(2*R-d)*T + 1/2 * (Dp-d) * t2 * 2}
= 3.862 ㎏/㎟ < 0.4*Sy= 9 ㎏/㎟ ; O.K. !

d) TENSION DUE TO LV'


S4 = LV'/{(2*R-d)*T + (Dp-d) * t2 * 2}
= 1.931 ㎏/㎟ < 0.6*Sy= 13.5 ㎏/㎟ ; O.K. !

e) BENDING STRESS DUE TO LV'


S5 = 6 * LV' * B / [(2 * R)²* T * √2]
= 2.184 ㎏/㎟ < 0.66*Sy= 14.85 ㎏/㎟ ; O.K. !
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3-2. STRESS OF GUIDE POINT


a) BENDING STRESS DUE TO Pa
S6 = 6*Pa*B/(2*R*T²) = 6 * 7877.71 * 130 / (2 * 160 * 44²)
= 9.918 ㎏/㎟ < 0.66*Sy= 14.85 ㎏/㎟ ; O.K. !

b) TENSION DUE TO LH'


S7 = LH'/ (2*R*T) = 29400.00 / {(2 * 160 * 44)
= 2.088 ㎏/㎟ < 0.6*Sy= 13.5 ㎏/㎟ ; O.K. !

c) COMBINED STRESS
S8 = (S6/0.66Sy) + (S7/0.6Sy) < 1
= 0.823 < 1 O.K. !

d) AXIAL STRESS DUE TO Pa


S9 = Pa / (2 * R * t)
= 1.296 ㎏/㎟ < 0.6*Sy= 13.5 ㎏/㎟ ; O.K. !
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3-3. LIFTING LUG WELD CALCULATION - LUG TO PAD WELD

b = 190.00 mm
d1 = 105.00 mm
d2 = 110.00 mm
d' = 320.00 mm
e = 660.00 mm
LV' = 17840.5 kg
LH' = 29400 kg

(A) HORIZONTAL POSITION WITH LOAD LV'

1) Lug Weld Check Per Unit Width of Weld Throat

* Centroid , n = 2b2 / (4 * b + 2d1) = 74.433 mm


m=b-n = 115.567 mm

* Twisting Moment , T =(b+e-n)*LV'= 13836498 kg-mm

* The polar moment of inertia of weld , Jw


Jw = 4*[b3/12+b*(b/2-n)] + 2*d1*n2 + 2*b*(d1+d2/2)2 + 2*b*(d2/2)2 + 2*[d13/12+d1*(d1/2+d2/2)2]
= 16962671 mm3

* Distance from c.g to point being analyzed, C = √ [m2 + (0.5d')2] = 197.37 mm

Analyzed point is A

* Weld length, L = 4 * b + 2 * d1 = 970.00 mm

a) Direct shear force, fs = LV' / L = 18.392 kg/mm

b) Max. Load from twisting, f = T * C / Jw = 160.997 kg/mm

Vertical component , fv = m * f / C = 94.268 kg/mm


Horizontal component , fh=0.5d'* f/C = 130.512 kg/mm

c) Combined load per mm , F = √ [fh2 + (fs + fv)2] = 172.412 kg/mm

d) Weld size check

Allowable stress S = 0.4 * Sy = 9.000 kg/㎟

leg size, W = F / 0.707S = 27.096 mm < Min. Size = 29 mm O.K !

(B) VERTICAL POSITION WITH LOAD LH'

Weld area , A = L * (0.707 * W) = 19887.91 ㎟

fs' = LH' / A = 1.478 kg/㎟ < 0.4 * Sy = 9.000 kg/㎟ O.K !


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3-4. LIFTING LUG WELD CALCULATION - PAD TO SHELL WELD

MATERIAL AT PAD = SA 516-60


YIELD STRESS = 22.50 ㎏/㎟
b = 290.00 mm
d = 420.00 mm
e = 610.00 mm
LV' = 17840.5 kg
LH' = 29400.0 kg

(A) HORIZONTAL POSITION WITH LOAD LV'

1) Lug Weld Check Per Unit Width of Weld Throat

* Centroid , n = m = b / 2 = 145.000 mm

* Twisting Moment , T =(b+e-n)*LV'= 13469572 kg-mm

* The polar moment of inertia of weld , Jw


Jw = (b + d)3 / 6 = 59651833 mm3

* Distance from c.g to point being analyzed, C = √ [m2+(0.5d')2]= 255.20 mm

Analyzed point is A or B

* Weld length, L = 2 * b + 2 * d = 1420.00 mm

a) Direct shear force, fs = LV' / L = 12.564 kg/mm

b) Max. Load from twisting, f = T * C / Jw = 57.624 kg/mm

Vertical component , fv = m * f / C = 32.741 kg/mm


Horizontal component , fh = 0.5d'*f/C= 47.419 kg/mm

c) Combined load per mm , F = √ [fh2 + (fs + fv)2] = 65.583 kg/mm

d) Weld size check

Allowable stress S = 0.4 * Sy = 9.000 kg/㎟

leg size, W = F / 0.707S = 10.307 mm < Min. Size = 14 mm O.K !

(B) VERTICAL POSITION WITH LOAD LH'

Weld area , A = L * (0.707 * W) = 14055.16 ㎟

fs' = LH' / A = 2.092 kg/㎟ < 0.4 * Sy = 9.000 kg/㎟ O.K !


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4. STRENGTH OF TAILING LUG

USED MATERIAL = SA 516-60


YIELD STRESS OF TAILING LUG Sy = 22.50 ㎏/㎟
ALLOWABLE SHEAR STRESS (0.4 * Sy) Ssa = 9.000 ㎏/㎟
ALLOWABLE BENDING STRESS (0.66 * Sy) Sba = 14.850 ㎏/㎟
ALLOWABLE TENSILE STRESS (0.6 * Sy) Sta = 13.500 ㎏/㎟
TAILING LUG Q'TY. N= 1 EA
LIFTING LOAD (MAX. AT HORIZONTAL COND.) TV = 23541.86 kg
LIFTING LOAD PER TAILING LUG (VERTICAL FORCE) TV' = TV/N = 23541.86 kg
LIFTING LOAD (MAX. AT VERTICAL COND.) AT 58.00 deg. TH = 14397.97 kg
LIFTING LOAD PER TAILING LUG (HORIZONTAL FORCE) TH' = TH/N = 14397.97 kg

* DIMENSIONS

t= 44.0 mm t2 = 38.00 mm
L= 200.0 mm t3 = 0.00 mm
R= 150.0 mm L1 = 300.00 mm
d= 90.0 mm L2 = 200.00 mm
W= 14.0 mm (WELD LEG) L3 = 0.00 mm
Dp = 0.0 mm TOTAL WELD LENGTH L4 = 398.00 mm
t4 = 0.0 mm

** STRENGTH CALCULATION **
4-1) SHEAR STRESS AT HORIZONTAL STATE
S1 = 2TV' / [(2R - d) * t + 1/2 * (Dp - d) * 2t4] = 5.096 ㎏/㎟

∴ S1 = 5.096 ㎏/㎟ < Ssa = 9.00 ㎏/㎟


O.K. !

4-2) TENSION STRESS AT HORIZONTAL STATE


S2 = TV' / [(2R - d) * t + (Dp - d) * 2t4] = 2.548 ㎏/㎟

∴ S2 = 2.548 ㎏/㎟ < Sta = 13.500 ㎏/㎟


O.K. !

4-3) BENDING STRESS AT MAX. SLOPED LOAD STATE , AT 58.00 deg.


S3 = 6 * TH' * L / [(2 * R)²*t * √2] = 3.085 ㎏/㎟

∴ S3 = 3.085 ㎏/㎟ < Sba = 14.850 ㎏/㎟


O.K. !
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4-4) TENSION STRESS AT MAX. SLOPED LOAD STATE , AT 58.00 deg.


S4 = TH' / [(2 * R - d) * t * √2] = 1.102 ㎏/㎟

∴ S4 = 1.102 ㎏/㎟ < Sta = 13.500 ㎏/㎟


O.K. !
4-5) COMBINE STRESS AT MAX. SLOPED STATE, AT 58.00 deg.
Scomb = S3 / Sba + S4 / Sta = 0.289 < 1.0
O.K. !
4-6) CHECK OF WELDMENT
Sw = (TV' * √2) / (2 * L4 * W) = 2.988 ㎏/㎟

∴ Sw = 2.988 ㎏/㎟ < 0.49 * Sba = 6.615 ㎏/㎟


O.K. !
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5. BASE BLOCK UNDER ERECTION CONDITION

5-1. SECTIONAL PROPERTIES OF BASE BLOCK

t1 = 16.00 mm
t2 = 38.00 mm
t3 = 0.00 mm
t4 = 0.00 mm
L2a = 98.00 mm
L2b = 102.00 mm
L3 = 0.00 mm
L4 = 0.00 mm
L= 300.00 mm
Di = 2427.00 mm

5-2. EFFECTIVE LENGTH OF SKIRT

Rm = (Di + t1) / 2 = 1221.50 mm


L1 = Min.( 0.78 * √(Rm * t1), 16*t1) = 109.04 mm

5-3. SECTION AREA , A

A1 = t1 * (L + L1 + t3) = 6544.7 ㎟
A2 = t2 * (L2a + L2b) = 7600.0 ㎟
A3 = t3 * L3 = 0.0 ㎟
A4 = t4 * L4 = 0.0 ㎟

TOTAL AREA, A = 14144.7 ㎟

5-4. CENTROID, C

h1 = L2a + t1 / 2 = 106.0 mm
h2 = (L2a + L2b) / 2 = 100.0 mm
h3 = L3 / 2 - (L3 - L2a) = 98.0 mm
h4 = L2a + t1 + L4 / 2 = 114.0 mm

C = [(A1 * h1) + (A2 * h2) + (A3 * h3) + (A4 * h4)] / A = 102.78 mm


Y = (L2a + L2b) - C = 97.22 mm

5-5. MOMENT OF INERTIA OF AREA, I (ABOUT NEUTRAL AXIS)

I1 = (L + L1 + t3) * t1^3 / 12 + A1 * (h1 - C)^2 = 207640 mm^4


I2 = t2 * (L2a + L2b)^3 / 12 + A2 * (h2 - C)^2 = 25391908 mm^4
I3 = t3 * L3^3 / 12 + A3 * (h3 - C)^2 = 0 mm^4
I4 = t4 * L4^3 / 12 + A4 * (h4 - C)^2 = 0 mm^4

TOTAL I = I1 + I2 + I3 + I4 = 25599547 mm^4

5-6. MIN. SECTION MODULUS, Z

Z1 = I / C = 249081 mm^3
Z2 = I / Y = 263305 mm^3
Z = Min.(Z1, Z2) = 249081 mm^3
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5-7. STRESS IN BASE BLOCK DUE TO TV

TV = 23541.9 kg (Max. Force at Tailing Lug)


R = 1224.72 mm (Radius to neutral axis)
Sy = 22.5 kg/㎟ (Yield Strength of Base)
Z = 249081 kg/mm^3 (Section Modulus of Base)
A = 14144.7 ㎟ (Section Area of Base)

a) BENDING MOMENT (Ma) & TANGENTIAL FORCE (Ta) AT BASE BLOCK

CASE ; NO BRACING : ROARK 4th ED. CASE 25

Ma = 0.2387 * TV * R = 6882265 kg-mm


Ta = 0.2387 * TV = 5619.4 kg

σ = Ma / Z + Ta / A = 28.028 kg/㎟ > 0.66Sy = 14.850 kg/㎟

THEREFORE, BRACING IS REQUIRED !!


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5-8. ONE BRACING ; ROARK 4th ED. CASE 25

Ma = 0.07958*TV*R = 2294473 kg-mm


Ta = 0.2387 * TV = 5619.4 kg

σ = Ma / Z + Ta / A = 9.609 kg/㎟ < 0.66Sy = 14.850 ; O.K !

5-9. STRESS CHECK AT BRACING

a) Max. Loads at Tailing Lug

TV Max. Angle α = 0.00 Deg. TH Max.Angle α = 58.00 Deg.


TL = 23541.9 kg TL = 16977.8 kg
TV = TL * cosα = 23541.9 kg TV = TL * cosα = 8996.9 kg
TH = TL * sinα = 0.0 kg TH = TL * sinα = 14398.0 kg

CASE ; ONE BRACING

Bracing Size Size = H-200 x 200 x 8 x 12


Bracing Material Mat'l = A36
Yield Strength of Bracing Sy = 25.311 kg/㎟
Beam Cross Sectional Area Ab = 6353.0 ㎟
Beam Elastic Modulus Zb = 472000.0 mm^3
Area of Compression Flange Af = 2400.0 ㎟
Beam Depth d = 200.0 mm
Beam Length L = 2427.00 mm
Distance, H H = 200 mm

b) Max. Allowable Stress of Tension Flange

Sbt = 0.6 * Sy = 15.187 kg/㎟

c) Max. Allowable Stress of Compression Flange (AISC Eq. 1.5-7)

Sbc =Min.(12000*1.75*1000/(L*d/Af), Sbt) = 15.187 kg/㎟

d) Bending Moment (Mb), Bending Stress (Sb), Tensile Stres (St)

Mb = TH*H, Sb = Mb/Zb, St = TV/Ab

Mb Sb St
at α = 0.00 Deg. 0.000 kg-mm 0.000 kg/㎟ 3.706 kg/㎟
at α = 58.00 Deg. 2879594 kg-mm 6.101 kg/㎟ 1.416 kg/㎟

e) AISC CriteriasBending Moment (Mb), Bending Stress (Sb), Tensile Stres (St)

Sb - St < Sbc, Sb + St < Sbt

Sb-St Sbc Sb+St Sbt


at α = 0.00 Deg. -3.706 15.187 ; O.K ! 3.706 15.187 ; O.K !
at α = 58.00 Deg. 4.685 15.187 ; O.K ! 7.517 15.187 ; O.K !
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Geometry

38
Height(radial): 82 mm Pad Thickness:
mm
420
Width (circumferential): 320 mm Pad Width:
mm
290
Length 190 mm Pad Length:
mm
14
Fillet Weld Size: 29 mm Pad Weld Size:
mm
Located on: Shell (320 mm from top end)
Location Angle: 135.00°

Applied Loads

Radial load: Pr = 0 kgf


Circumferential moment: Mc = 1,470 kgf-m
Circumferential shear: Vc = 17,850.02 kgf
Longitudinal moment: ML = 2,420 kgf-m
Longitudinal shear: VL = 29,400.03 kgf
Torsion moment: Mt = 0 kgf-m
Internal pressure: P= 0 bar
Mean shell radius: Rm = 1,221.5 mm
Shell yield stress: Sy = 2,253.57 kgf/cm2
Design factor: 3

Maximum stresses due to the applied loads at the lug edge (includes pressure)

γ = Rm / T = 1,221.5 / 136 = 8.9816

C1 = 189, C2 = 124 mm

Local circumferential pressure stress = P*Ri / T =0 kgf/cm2

Local longitudinal pressure stress = P*Ri / (2*T) =0 kgf/cm2

Maximum combined stress (PL+Pb+Q) = 87.6 kgf/cm2


Allowable combined stress (PL+Pb+Q) = +-3*S = +-3,609.79 kgf/cm2

The maximum combined stress (PL+Pb+Q) is within allowable limits.

Maximum local primary membrane stress (PL) = -5.41 kgf/cm2


Allowable local primary membrane stress (PL) = +-1.5*S = +-1,804.9 kgf/cm2

The maximum local primary membrane stress (PL) is within allowable limits.
Stresses at the lug edge per WRC Bulletin 107 73/109

Figure value β Au Al Bu Bl Cu Cl Du Dl
3C* 1.6329 0.1234 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

4C* 1.6837 0.1402 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1C 0.1614 0.142 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2C-1 0.1247 0.142 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

3A* 0.1792 0.1345 0 0 0 0 -1.406 -1.406 1.406 1.406

1A 0.1012 0.1581 0 0 0 0 -24.959 24.959 24.959 -24.959

3B* 0.5886 0.1168 -5.414 -5.414 5.414 5.414 0 0 0 0

1B-1 0.0581 0.1236 -30.232 30.232 30.232 -30.232 0 0 0 0

Pressure stress* 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total circumferential stress -35.646 24.818 35.646 -24.818 -26.365 23.553 26.365 -23.553

Primary membrane
-5.414 -5.414 5.414 5.414 -1.406 -1.406 1.406 1.406
circumferential stress*

3C* 1.5724 0.1402 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

4C* 1.7093 0.1234 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1C-1 0.173 0.1297 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2C 0.1344 0.1297 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

4A* 0.2539 0.1345 0 0 0 0 -1.617 -1.617 1.617 1.617

2A 0.0612 0.1432 0 0 0 0 -16.663 16.663 16.663 -16.663

4B* 0.155 0.1168 -1.336 -1.336 1.336 1.336 0 0 0 0

2B-1 0.094 0.123 -49.145 49.145 49.145 -49.145 0 0 0 0

Pressure stress* 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total longitudinal stress -50.48 47.809 50.48 -47.809 -18.28 15.046 18.28 -15.046

Primary membrane
-1.336 -1.336 1.336 1.336 -1.617 -1.617 1.617 1.617
longitudinal stress*

Shear from Mt 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Circ shear from Vc 17.366 17.366 -17.366 -17.366 0 0 0 0

Long shear from VL 0 0 0 0 -43.59 -43.59 43.59 43.59

Total Shear stress 17.366 17.366 -17.366 -17.366 -43.59 -43.59 43.59 43.59

Combined stress (PL+Pb+Q) -61.94 57.16 61.94 -57.16 87.532 87.602 87.532 87.602

Note: * denotes primary stress.

Maximum stresses due to the applied loads at the pad edge (includes pressure)

γ = Rm / T = 1,221.5 / 98 = 12.4643

C1 = 224, C2 = 159 mm

Local circumferential pressure stress = P*Ri / T =0 kgf/cm2

Local longitudinal pressure stress = P*Ri / (2*T) =0 kgf/cm2

Maximum combined stress (PL+Pb+Q) = 95.48 kgf/cm2


Allowable combined stress (PL+Pb+Q) = +-3*S = +-3,609.79 kgf/cm2

The maximum combined stress (PL+Pb+Q) is within allowable limits.

Maximum local primary membrane stress (PL) = -11.74 kgf/cm2


Allowable local primary membrane stress (PL) = +-1.5*S = +-1,804.9 kgf/cm2

The maximum local primary membrane stress (PL) is within allowable limits.
Stresses at the pad edge per WRC Bulletin 107 74/109

Figure value β Au Al Bu Bl Cu Cl Du Dl
3C* 2.0297 0.1526 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

4C* 2.2057 0.1688 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1C 0.1249 0.1705 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2C-1 0.0902 0.1705 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

3A* 0.3611 0.1636 0 0 0 0 -3.094 -3.094 3.094 3.094

1A 0.0951 0.1915 0 0 0 0 -37.333 37.333 37.333 -37.333

3B* 1.1553 0.1459 -11.741 -11.741 11.741 11.741 0 0 0 0

1B-1 0.0506 0.1533 -40.848 40.848 40.848 -40.848 0 0 0 0

Pressure stress* 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total circumferential stress -52.59 29.107 52.59 -29.107 -40.426 34.239 40.426 -34.239

Primary membrane
-11.741 -11.741 11.741 11.741 -3.094 -3.094 3.094 3.094
circumferential stress*

3C* 1.9514 0.1688 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

4C* 2.2558 0.1526 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1C-1 0.133 0.1587 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2C 0.0961 0.1587 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

4A* 0.5321 0.1636 0 0 0 0 -3.797 -3.797 3.797 3.797

2A 0.0557 0.178 0 0 0 0 -23.553 23.553 23.553 -23.553

4B* 0.3192 0.1459 -3.094 -3.094 3.094 3.094 0 0 0 0

2B-1 0.0816 0.1542 -65.526 65.526 65.526 -65.526 0 0 0 0

Pressure stress* 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total longitudinal stress -68.62 62.433 68.62 -62.433 -27.349 19.756 27.349 -19.756

Primary membrane
-3.094 -3.094 3.094 3.094 -3.797 -3.797 3.797 3.797
longitudinal stress*

Shear from Mt 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Circ shear from Vc 20.319 20.319 -20.319 -20.319 0 0 0 0

Long shear from VL 0 0 0 0 -47.176 -47.176 47.176 47.176

Total Shear stress 20.319 20.319 -20.319 -20.319 -47.176 -47.176 47.176 47.176

Combined stress (PL+Pb+Q) -82.47 72.065 82.47 -72.065 95.266 95.477 95.266 95.477

Note: * denotes primary stress.


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PROGRAM NAME : MH-DAVIT


VERSION : 1.0

MANHOLE DAVIT CALCULATION

SIZE : 4" SCH.XXS


DESIGN DATA
MATERIAL OF PIPE DAVIT SA53 Gr.B(E)
MINIMUM SPECIFIED YIELD STRESS OF PIPE DAVIT Fy = 24.608 KG/MM2
ELASTIC MODULUS OF PIPE DAVIT E = 20741.0 KG/MM2
VERTICAL IMPACT FACTOR Cv = 1.5 -
HORIZONTAL IMPACT FACTOR Ch = 0.2 -
WEIGHT OF BOOM W1 = 161.5 KG
TOTAL WEIGHT OF DAVIT WD = 189.4 KG
MAXIMUM RATED CAPACITY WL = 1100 KG
AXIAL LOAD P = 3489.4 KG
EQUIVALENT RADIAL LOAD Fre = < TABLE-1>
BENDING MOMENT IN MAST AT TOP GUIDE OR SUPPORT M1 = 1413636.8 KG-MM
MAXIMUM BENDING MOMENT IN CURVED DAVIT M2 = 1191765.5 KG-MM
LONGITUDINAL MOMENT Mx = 419079.6 KG-MM
CIRCUMFERENTIAL MOMENT Mφ = 499375.8 KG-MM
ALLOWABLE AXIAL STRESS Fa = 8.435 KG/MM2
ALLOWABLE BENDING STRESS Fb = 14.765 KG/MM2
STRESS COEFFICIENTS (MAX. VALUE) α,β,K = 1.466 -
WALL THICKNESS OF PIPE DAVIT td = 17.1 MM
OUTSIDE RADIUS OF PIPE DAVIT a = 57.15 MM
MEAN RADIUS OF PIPE DAVIT Rm = 48.6 MM
MOMENT OF INERTIA I = 6357587.8 MM4
CROSS - SECTIONAL AREA A = 5221.7 MM2
CROSS - SECTION MODULUS Z = 111243.9 MM3
LEAST RADIUS OF GYRATION r = 34.89 MM
L1
BOOM L1 = 590 MM
L2 = 1784 MM
L3 = 340 MM
L2 R L4 = 120.1 MM
L5 = N/A MM
R = 280 MM

L3 PIPE I.D : 80.1 MM


PIPE O.D : 114.3 MM
L4
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VERSION : 1.0

1.MOMENT AND FORCES IN DAVIT AND VESSEL

(1) LOAD ON DAVIT

fv = Cv × WL = 1.5 × 1100 = 1650 KG

fh = Ch × WL = 0.2 × 1100 = 220 KG

(2) BENDING MOMENT IN DAVIT MAST (M1)

M1 = fv×L1 + (0.5×W1×L1) + (fh×L2)

= 1650 × 590 + 0.5 × 161.5 × 590 + 220 × 1784

= 1413636.8 KG-MM

(3) RADIAL FORCE AT GUIDE AND SUPPORT (Fr)

M1 1413636.8
Fr = = = 4,158 KG
L3 340

Fr IS MAXIMUM WHEN DAVIT ROTATION φ IS AT 0 DEG. FOR OTHER ROTATION

Fr = Fr × COSφ = 4,158 × 0.707 = 2,940 KG

(4) CIRCUMFERENTIAL MOMENT AT GUIDE AND SUPPORT (Mφ)

Mφ = Fr × L4 = 4,158 × 120.1 = 499375.8 KG-MM

Mφ IS MAXIMUM WHEN DAVIT ROTATION φ IS AT 90 DEG. FOR OTHER ROTATION

Mφ = Fr × SINφ × L4 = 4,158 × 0.707 × 120.1 = 353112.0 KG-MM

(5) AXIAL LOAD ON DAVIT MAST (P)

P = 2 × fv + WD = 2 × 1650 + 189.4 = 3489.4 KG

(6) LONGITUDINAL MOMENT AT SUPPORT (Mx)

Mx = P × L4 = 3,489.4 × 120.1 = 419079.6 KG-MM


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PROGRAM NAME : MH-DAVIT


VERSION : 1.0

2. STRESS IN DAVIT

< MASTER PROPERTIES >

d = 80.1
d D D = 114.3

π(D4 - d4)
I = = 6357588 MM4
64

π(D2 - d2)
A = = 5222 MM2
4

I π(D4 - d4)
Z = = = 111244 MM3
a 32×D

I
r = = 34.89 MM
A

td = 17.1 MM a = 57.15 MM

< SLENDERNESS RATIO >

K × L2 2.1 × 1784
KC = = = 107.4
r 34.89

CC = [(2 × π2 × E)/Fy]0.5 = 129.0

[ 1 - (KC^2)/(2×CC^2) ] × Fy
Fa =
5/3 + 3(KC)/(8×CC) - (KC)^3/(8×CC^3)

= 8.435 KG/MM2

Fb = 0.6 × Fy = 0.6 × 24.608 = 14.765 KG/MM2


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VERSION : 1.0

(1) AXIAL STRESS


P 3489.4
fa = = = 0.668 KG/MM2
A 5222

(2) BENDING MOMENT (M2)

M1 × ( L2 - R ) 1,413,636.8 × 1504
M2 = = = 1191766 KG-MM
L2 1784

(3) BENDING STRESS

AT M1, M1 1413636.8
fb = = = 12.708 KG/MM2
Z 111244
AT M2,
M2 x a 2
fb = × = 9.513 KG/MM2
I 3K × 3β

< COEFFICIENTS >

td × R 17.100 × 280
α = = = 1.466
2
a 57.15

6 6
β = = = 0.335
2
5 + 6α 5 + 6×2.149

9 9
K = 1 - = 1 - = 0.749
2
10 + 12α 10 + 12×2.149

4) COMBINED STRESS

fa fb 0.668 12.708
Sc = + = +
Fa Fb 8.435 14.765

= 0.940 < 1.0 (O.K !!)


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HYDRO. TEST PRESSURE

DESIGN PRESSURE = 89 Bar.G


M.A.W.P. = 89 Bar.G
DESIGN TEMP. = 85 ℃

ALLOWABLE STRESS AT DESIGN TEMP. : Sd


ALLOWABLE STRESS AT ATM. TEMP. : Sa

THE LOWEST RATIO Lst = 1.0

A) Ph1 = 1.25 x M.A.W.P. x Lst


= 1.25 x 89 x 1

= 111.25 Bar.G

B) Ph2 = 1.43 x M.A.W.P.


= 1.43 x 89

= 127.27 Bar.G

C) Ph3 = 1.5 x D.P.


= 1.5 x 89

= 133.5 Bar.G

THE LARGER VALUE OF A OR B OR C = 133.5 Bar.G

THUS, SHOP HYDRO. TEST PRESSURE = 133.5 Bar.G


Test Report 80/109

Shop test pressure determination for Chamber bounded by Bottom Head and Top Head based on user defined pressure

Shop test gauge pressure is 133.5 bar at 10 °C

The shop test is performed with the vessel in the horizontal position.

Local test Test liquid Stress Allowable


Stress
Identifier pressure static head during test test stress
2 2 excessive?
bar bar kgf/cm kgf/cm
Top Head 133.73 0.23 1,494.297 2,028.214 No

Straight Flange on Top Head 133.73 0.23 1,561.488 2,028.214 No

Shell 133.73 0.23 1,698.8 2,028.214 No

Straight Flange on Bottom Head 133.73 0.23 1,561.488 2,028.214 No

Bottom Head 133.73 0.23 1,494.297 2,028.214 No

Nozzle (MW1) 133.77 0.27 1,939.379 3,028.555 No

Nozzle (MW2) 133.64 0.14 1,944.409 3,028.555 No

Nozzle (N2) 133.63 0.13 1,734.678 3,028.555 No

Notes:
(1) PL stresses at nozzle openings have been estimated using the method described in PVP-Vol. 399, pages 77-82.
(2) 1.5*0.9*Sy used as the basis for the maximum local primary membrane stress at the nozzle intersection PL.
(3) The zero degree angular position is assumed to be up, and the test liquid height is assumed to the top-most flange.

The field test condition has not been investigated for the Chamber bounded by Bottom Head and Top Head.

The test temperature of 10 °C is warmer than the minimum recommended temperature of -29.3 °C so the brittle fracture provision of UG-99(h) has
been met.
Corroded Test Report 81/109

The shop test condition has not been investigated for the Chamber bounded by Bottom Head and Top Head.

Field test pressure determination for Chamber bounded by Bottom Head and Top Head based on user defined pressure

Field test gauge pressure is 133.5 bar at 10 °C

The field test is performed with the vessel in the vertical position.

Local test Test liquid Stress Allowable


Stress
Identifier pressure static head during test test stress
2 2 excessive?
bar bar kgf/cm kgf/cm
Top Head 133.63 0.13 1,545.17 2,028.214 No

Straight Flange on Top Head 133.63 0.13 1,607.389 2,028.214 No

Shell 133.97 0.47 1,757.755 2,028.214 No

Straight Flange on Bottom Head 133.97 0.47 1,611.455 2,028.214 No

Bottom Head 134.03 0.53 1,549.746 2,028.214 No

Nozzle (MW1) 133.94 0.44 2,010.012 3,028.555 No

Nozzle (MW2) 133.56 0.06 2,029.333 3,028.555 No

Nozzle (N2) 134.11 0.61 1,823.051 3,028.555 No

Notes:
(1) PL stresses at nozzle openings have been estimated using the method described in PVP-Vol. 399, pages 77-82.
(2) 1.5*0.9*Sy used as the basis for the maximum local primary membrane stress at the nozzle intersection PL.
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PROGRAM NAME : FW03
VERSION : 1.0
******************** F L A N G E C A L C U L A T I O N ************************
(AS PER ASME SECT.VIII, DIV.1,APPENDIX-2)
[DESIGN CONDITION] PART : MW1 & MW2 NOZZLE FLANGE
* D E S I G N D A T A *
DESIGN PRESS. = 90.78 KG/CM2.G (89 Bar.G) FLANGE MATERIAL = SA350 LF.2 CL.1
DESIGN TEMP. = 85 ℃ BOLT MATERIAL = SA320 Gr.L7M
* FLANGE ALLOWABLE STRESS *
AT DESIGN TEMP. Sfo = 14.072 KG/MM2 , AT ATM TEMP.Sfa = 14.072 KG/MM2
* BOLT ALLOWABLE STRESS *
AT DESIGN TEMP. So = 14.072 KG/MM2 , AT ATM TEMP.Sa = 14.072 KG/MM2
* GASKET DATA *
GASKET MATERIAL = OCTAGONAL RING (C.S) ( O.D : 711.03 × I.D : 679.27 ) [RIB GASKET]
NORMAL WIDTH, N = 15.88 MM ALLOW. STRESS y1 = 12.644 KG/MM2 0 (y2)
EFFECTIVE WIDTH b = 1.99 MM GASKET FACTOR m1 = 5.5 0 (m2)
2
H = π×G ×P/400 = 344538.0 Kgf
HP = (2b πG m1 + RA m2) ×P/100 = 43288.4 Kgf *** RIB AREA OF GASKET ***
Wm1 = H + HP = 387826.4 Kgf RA = N/A MM2
Wm2 = πb G y1 + (RA/2)y2 = 54811.7 Kgf
Am = LARGER OF Wm1/So OR Wm2/Sa = 27560.1 MM2
Ab = π×dB2×n/4 = 35674.6 MM2 , Am < Ab (O.K !!)
W = 0.5(Am+Ab)Sa = 444919.9 Kgf
Nmin= Ab ×Sa/(2y ×π×G) = 9.09 MM
Nmin.< N , ( GASKET WIDTH O.K !! )
* BOLT DATA *
BOLT SIZE = U 1 7/8
BOLT Q'TY = 24
dB = 43.504 MM (EFFECTIVE BOLT DIA.)
G = 695.15 MM (GASKET MEAN DIA.)
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*********************************************
NI NOZZLE NECK AND HOOK
*********************************************

☞ DESIGN DATA
MATERIAL OF NI NOZZLE NECK = SA420 Gr.WPL6
MATERIAL OF HOOK = SA36
YIELD STRESS OF NI NOZZLE NECK Syn = 24.473 KG/MM2
YIELD STRESS OF HOOK Syh = 25.493 KG/MM2
ALLOWABLE STRESS OF N1 NECK (0.6 x Syn) Sn = 14.684 KG/MM2
ALLOWABLE STRESS OF HOOK (0.6 x Syh) Sh = 15.296 KG/MM2
MAX. LOADING W = 1100 KG
CROSS AREA OF N1 NOZZLE NECK An = 12239.02 MM2
CROSS AREA OF HOOK Ah = 283.53 MM2

1 . STRESS OF NI NOZZLE NECK

W 1100
S = =
An 12239.0

= 0.090 < Sn = 14.684 KG/MM2 O.K

2 . STRESS OF NI HOOK

W 1100
S = =
Ah 283.5

= 3.880 < Sh = 15.296 KG/MM2 O.K


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STRESS ANALYSIS REPORT


for
TAILING LUG

Submitted to
ULP CO., LTD.
ULSAN KOREA

4
3
2

04/24 04/24 04/24


1 FOR APPROVAL
2015 2015 2015

04/15 04/15 04/15


0 FOR APPROVAL
2015 2015 2015

REV DESCRIPTIONS PREPARED BY REVIEWED BY APPROVED BY

April 24, 2015


Report Number : A-2015-04-15-A
Rev.1
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[LIST OF CONTENTS]

1. INTRODUCTION...................................................................................................................... 3
2. DESIGN CRITERIA .................................................................................................................. 4
2.1 DESIGN CONDITION ........................................................................................................ 4
3. FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS ............................................................................................... 5
3.1 MATERIAL DATA ............................................................................................................. 5
3.2 FE MODEL .......................................................................................................................... 6
3.3 BOUNDARY CONDITIONS .............................................................................................. 7
3.4 LOADING CONDITIONS .................................................................................................. 8
4. FEA RESULT ............................................................................................................................ 9
5. CONCLUSIONS ...................................................................................................................... 11

APPENDIX-"A".....................................................................................................................12~26
-.FE Model & Stress Figures of Model
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1. INTRODUCTION

For evaluating the stability analysis of the H2S REMOVAL GUARD BED(24-VF-
6723A/B) for some components under several kinds of load combinations based on the use of
Specification Material & Erection Load Datasheet depending on the loading conditions,
detailed respective FE analysis and load functionality are considered the effect of maximum
critical design load cases for comparison to acceptance criteria to determine the suitability of a
components.

A) Tailing Lug Part : Stability Analysis in Erection Cases

This report summarizes the stress analysis on tailing lug area and skirt bracing support
parts under defined erection loading conditions. The stability of tailing lug and skirt support with
base ring components are performed by means of FEA (Finite Element Analysis).

The analyses are performed under erection design load condition to determine
comparison to acceptance criteria and the suitability of a components based on the design
requirements for application of the design-by-analysis methodology described in ASME 2013 Part
5 and User Design Specification for stress evaluation which are provided as part of the design for
an accurate stress analysis including validation of all results

This analysis is accomplished by using the NISA program (Version 17.1), which is based
on the Finite Element Method (FEM) and recognized internationally for following purposes.

. Linear/Nonlinear Static Analysis


. Heat Transfer Analysis
. Dynamic Analysis
. Fatigue & Crack / Fracture Mechanics Analysis
. Optimization Analysis
. 3D Fluid Flow Analysis
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2. DESIGN CRITERIA

The design criteria of the equipment is provided by the Owner's Design Specification
and the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code. The equipment is analyzed using the codes
and standards in the following design condition.

2.1 DESIGN CONDITION

1) Code : ASME SEC. VIII Div.1, 2013 ED.

2)Design Pressure(barg) (int/ext) : 89.0 / F.V

3) Design Temperature(C) (int/ext) : 85.0 / -45.0

4) Corrosion Allowance(mm) : 3.0


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3. FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS

3.1 MATERIAL DATA

The material data in this model are taken from 2013Edition, ASME Code Sec. Ⅱ, Part D,
Table TM-1 for elastic modulus and Table PRD for Poisson’s ratio, respectively. And the
allowable stresses for the materials used in the construction of this air cooler are taken from Table
1A of ASME Code Sec.II, Part D.

So values of elastic modulus, allowable stress and Poisson’s ratio are listed in Table 1 as
a function of temperature.

[Table 1] Material data for Stability analysis in Erection Design Condition


Material SA 516-60

Analysis Sections Skirt / Tailing Lug

Nominal composition Carbon Steel

S 118.0

E 20.0C 202,350

ν 0.3
* E : Young's Modulus [MPa]
*ν: Poisson's Ratio
* S : Allowable stress value [MPa]
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3.2 FE MODEL

The general purpose finite element software NISA II and its common graphical pre and
post processor DISPLAY III has been used for finite element modeling and analysis. The details of
formulation, capabilities and validation of the finite element library can be found in NISA users
and verification manual.

This model have been modeled by using 3D shell model (4-node quadrilateral Element:
NKTP=20) to evaluate the stresses of lifting tailing lug and its related components under design
erection condition.

In order to get more accurate results, finer mesh capabilities are considered in this
model considering approximately aspect ratio 1: 1~2. The total number of nodes and elements
are tabulated in Table 2.

A. The total number of nodes and elements for FE models  Table 2

[Table 2] Number of Nodes and Elements


Model
Component Model-type Nodes Elements
No.
1 Skirt / Tailing Lug 3D Shell 67,800 67,371
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3.3 BOUNDARY CONDITION

The scope of analysis for tailing lug limits to study the stresses in base ring and bracing
beams are. Appropriate extents of skirt are considered for application of displacement boundary
condition.

The boundary conditions on proper extension section of skirt support are constrained as
all DOF as shown in Fig. 3.

The detailed boundary conditions for models are shown below:

 Model 1 : Fig. 3
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3.4 LOAD CONDITIONS

For evaluating the various stress components occurred on tailing lug connection to
reinforcing pad area under Lifting force(X&Y&Z-direction) due to erection weight of vessel
acting on tailing lug, the following loads are defined in Table 3.

Rigid link is employed at the center of tailing lug to apply the lifting loads. Specified
loads are shown in table 3 and applied to master node of rigid rink.

Various load conditions from lifting lug calculation sheet are considered the effect of
lifting load direction in FEA. As the result of checking the stresses, the assessment for two load
cases is analyzed and occurred in stresses and represented in attached figures.

The details of specified lifting load conditions applied to the Finite Element Analysis for
tailing lugs are presents below.

-. Lifting Weight of Vessel (We) : 39,200.0 kg


-. Dynamic Load Factor (F) : 1.5
-. Total Lifting Weight of Vessel (W=We ⅹ F) : 58,800.0 kg
-. Number of Lifting Device (N, Tailing Lug ) : 1

[Table 3] Loading Conditions for Lugs with Lifting Weight


Angle Lifting Force (N)
Load Case No.
(°) Fx Fy Fz

Model 1 Load Case1 0.0 230,867.2 0.0 0.0

(Tailing Lug) Load Case2 58.0 88,229.4 0.0 141,196.1


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4. STRESS EVALUATION

NISA II solver has been employed to carry out linear elastic response analysis. The
results from the analysis have been processed to determine the stress in the critically stressed
regions in these models under design condition.

The requirement for the acceptability of a design is that the calculated Equivalent Stress
(Von-Mises Stress) shall not exceed specified allowable Equivalent Stress limits described in
Figures 5.1[Stress Categories and Limits of Equivalent Stress] of ASME Sec. VIII, Div. 2, Part 5.

The stress results are evaluated for compliance with the criteria cited in Table
5.6[Examples of Stress Classification] of ASME Code Sec. VIII, Div. 2, Part 5 for the various
categories of equivalent stress. These include;

1) Primary General Membrane : Pm < 1.0  S


2) Primary Local Membrane : PL < 1.5  S
3) Primary Local Membrane + Bending : PL+Pb < 1.5  S
4) Primary + Secondary : PL+Pb+Q < 3.0  S
5) Bending Sb < 0.66  Sy

A quantity known as the equivalent stress is computed at any locations in the component
and compared to an allowable stress value of equivalent stress to determine if the component is
suitable for the intended design conditions. The equivalent stress at a point, in a component is a
measure of stress, calculated from stress components utilizing a yield criterion, which is used for
comparison with the mechanical strength properties in accordance with ASME Sec.II, Part D.

The stresses are occurred by the constrained of the adjacent part. So, the stress category
of Primary Local Membrane and Primary plus Secondary equivalent stresses are considered for
load cases in accordance with ASME Code Sec. VIII, Div.2.
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[Table 4] Stress Result for Lifting Tailing Lug Parts


Stress Evaluation [MPa]
Load Evaluation
Case Point Von-Mises Allowable FE
Descriptions
Stress (MPa) Value Result
Middle 65.37 177.00 PL(1.5 S) OK
Shell-to-
1
Tailing Top 119.7 354.00 PL+Pb+Q(3S) OK
(At 0°)
Junction
Bottom 119.7 354.00 PL+Pb+Q(3S) OK

Middle 73.19 177.00 PL(1.5 S) OK


Shell-to-
2
Tailing Top 128.8 354.00 PL+Pb+Q(3S) OK
(At 58°)
Junction
Bottom 101.6 354.00 PL+Pb+Q(3S) OK

[Table 5] Bending Stress Result of Skirt Bracing Support


Stress Evaluation [MPa]
Load Evaluation
Von-Mises Allowable FE
Case Point Descriptions
Stress (MPa) Value Result
1 Bracing
25.89 134.64 Sb=0.66 Sy OK
(At 0°) Beam

2 Bracing
23.02 134.64 Sb=0.66 Sy OK
(At 58°) Beam
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5. CONCLUSION

The stress evaluation of the equipment Unit is applied to ASME Code Sec. VIII, Div.2.
For the stress evaluation of the Equipment Unit, the stability analysis is made by using FEM
software of NISAⅡ/DISPLAYⅢ. The equivalent stress values by means of FE stability analysis
are used to find the acceptable limits (S) in these evaluation regions.

The results from the analysis have been processed to determine Von-Mises Stress in the
critically stressed regions of tailing lug under all applicable applied load conditions. The stress
results from finite element stress analysis are found to be comparable with those obtained from
the rule based on design calculations. The skirt, tailing lug with bracing support beams are
considered safe under erection load case conditions(i.e considering approximately aspect ratio 1:
1~3 at the stress evaluation zone for element size). It is observed that the stresses in bracing beam,
base ring of tailing lug-to-pad junction and skirt-to-pad junctions under erection load conditions
with other mechanical loads are well within allowable limits.
Therefore the design of skirt, tailing lug with bracing support beams complies with the
code requirements and is considered safe.
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Appendix-“A”
-. FE Model & Stress Figures of Model
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Skirt Support

Bracing Support Beam

FIG.1 FE Model for Tailing Lug


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Tailing Lug

FIG.2 FE Model for Tailing Lug


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All DOF : Fixed

FZ

FY

FX

Lifting Forces

FIG.3 Boundary and Loading Condition for Tailing Lug-


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FIG.4 Von-Mises Stress for Tailing Lug Area(Load Case 1 : 0°)


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Peak stresses for these points of the abruptly structural


variation occurred in very small area is not evaluated.

FIG.5 Von-Mises Stress for Tailing Lug Area(Load Case 1 : 0°)


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FIG.6 Von-Mises Stress for Tailing Lug Area( Load Case 1 : 0°)
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FIG.7 Von-Mises Stress for Tailing Lug Area( Load Case 1 : 0°)
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FIG.8 Von-Mises Stress for Tailing Lug Area( Load Case 1 : 0°)
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FIG.9 Von-Mises Stress(Combined) for Bracing Support Beam( Load Case 1 : 0° )


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FIG.10 Von-Mises Stress for Tailing Lug Area( Load Case 2 : 58°)
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FIG.11 Von-Mises Stress for Tailing Lug Area( Load Case 2 : 58°)
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FIG.12 Von-Mises Stress for Tailing Lug Area( Load Case 2 : 58°)
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FIG.13 Von-Mises Stress for Tailing Lug Area( Load Case 2 : 58°)
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FIG.14 Von-Mises Stress(Combined) for Bracing Support Beam( Load Case 2 : 58°)

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