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FIG. 1
FIG 2
Note: The above case in which both saddle are bolted at node no 240 and
270(without slot ) then followed modeling procedure as same as the above case.
CASE III.
Fig 3
Note: The saddle support at node number 240 and 10 fixed and at node number 270
and 190 sliding (with provided slot with axial displacement) then follow the modeling
procedure as same as above case.
CASE IV
Fig 4
Note: The saddle support at node number 240 and 190 fixed and at node number 270
and 10 sliding (with provided slot with axial displacement) then follow the modeling
procedure as same as above case.
Abbreviation:
W = Weight;
T= Temperature;
HP = Hydro Pressure;
P = Design Pressure.
WW+HP (HYD)
W+T1+P1 (OPE) Design temp case.
W+T2+P1 (OPE) Operating temp case.
W+P1 (SUS)
W+T2+P1+Wind 1
W+T2+P1+Wind 2
W+T2+P1+Wind 3
W+T2+P1+Wind 4
L5-L3
L6-L3
L7-L3
L8-L3
L9+L4
L10+L4
L11+L4
L12+L4
L2-L4 (EXP)
L3-L4 (EXP)
NOTE:
If line from exchanger to other associated equipment going above 10m height
then wind case analysis is applicable.
For load case 1,4, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18 are check with code compliance.
and stress check.
Activate uniform load in Gs option in Kaux special execution parameters. Make load
cases as below:
CASE L1: W+P1 (SUS)
CASE L2: U1 (OCC)
CASE L3: U2 (OCC)
CASE L4: L1+L2 (OCC)
CASE L5: L1+L3 (OCC)
For load case no 4 and 5 stress value is checked and it should be less than
6. CALCULATION
Skirt Expansion
The temperatures used for calculating skirt expansions are taken from the equation:
Ta = Ambient Temp. (C)
T = Temp @ top of Skirt (C)
83.6
K h
Kh
>
120
+ 15.5 t
t
K = Insulation Constant = 1.0 Firebrick Insulated
F=
= 1.6 Non-insulated
h = Skirt Height
t = Skirt wall thickness.
Average Skirt Temp (C)= (T-Ta)F + Ta
Note: This calculation is based on Bechtel Spec. 3PS-PL008, Appendix A - A.8