5.3.12 Wind Loads The wind profiles in the Job file (._J) shall be applied as per clause 2.7.

3 of EDB Doc No. 6867-00-16-43-DB-01 REV B (Page 19 of 41). Wind profile and shape factor shall be as per doc.no. SEL-PROJ-426-2011. The global Y coordinate in the Caesar model shall be as per isometric co-ordinates. 5.3.13 Seismic Loads The seismic profile in the job shall be applied as per clause 2.7.3 of EDB Doc No. 6867-0016-43-DB-01 REV B (Page 19 of 41). Seismic factor and detailed uniform loads shall be as per doc. no. SEL-PROJ-425-2011 5.3.14 Flange leakage check criteria The Flange leakage criteria in the Job shall be applied as per clause 2.7.3 of EDB Doc No. 6867-00-16-43-DB-01 REV B (Page 20 of 41). 5.3.15 Flanges Connection node shall be indicated at the flange joint position with ANC & C Node to get restraint output for the flanged connection. 5.3.16 Support restraint Nodes shall be indicated at each support point and loads from restraint output shall be marked on stress isometric as per clause 5.0.11 of EDB Doc No. 6867-00-16-43-SP06 REV 0 (Page 12 of 24). 5.3.17 Column temperature profile Column profile shall be prepared, considering all the inlet and outlet system temperatures, however skirt will be at atmospheric condition. 6. 6.1 PIPE STRESS ANALYSIS Piping Code All flexibility analysis of process piping shall be according to ASME/ANSI B 31.3 (the process Code of latest edition). Steam, Boiler feed water and condensate lines falling under the purview of the IBR shall be designed as per IBR. 6.2 o o o Load Combinations Load combinations as defined in the Job File shall be used as a minimum. This includes: Pressure, weight, temperature, wind, Seismic etc. Slug loading, Safety Relief Valve blow off, standby and other occurring loads shall be considered if applicable.

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For lines connected to Compressor equipment/Pumps, start up and shut down load cases are to be considered (hot/cold situations) Hydrostatic/Pneumatic test case to be considered for all lines wherever applicable.

Load Case Consideration Sustained load case o o Design pressure as specified in the line list for individual lines will be used within piping system weight analysis. Weight of piping system components will be taken from Caesar II software library. Number of thermal cycles 7000. Sustained + Expansion loads + Equipment displacements. (if any). Highest stress value < 70% of allowable stress value. Highest stress value < 80% of allowable stress value. If liberal stresses are used, highest stress value <75%. o Liberal Stresses may be used for new lines only, not for existing lines. Steam out case o o o Steam out temp. will be applicable as per Clause 2.7.3 of EDB Doc No. 6867-00-1643-DB-01 REV B (Page 19 of 41). In case line Design temperature is above steam out temperature, steam out case will not exist. Lines should be steam out along with equipment (As per standard engineering practice).

6.3.2

Operating load cases o o

6.3.3 6.3.4

Sustained Stress o o Displacement Stress Range

6.3.5

6.3.6

Wind load case. (Occasional Load case) Wind load case for code stress check. Sustained + wind load case for code stress check. Sustained +Thermal + wind load case for support loading as per Clause no.5.0.10 (iv) of EDB Doc No. 6867-00-16-43-SP06 REV 0 (Page 9 of 24).

6.3.7 Seismic Load Case. (Occasional Load Case) o Seismic load case for code stress check.

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Sustained + Seismic load case for code stress check. Sustained +Thermal + Seismic load case for support loading.

6.3.8 Safety Valve Pop up Case. (Occasional Load Case) o o o o o o 6.4 6.5 Sustained load case for code stress check. Sustained + Reaction force load case for code stress check. Sustained +Thermal + Reaction force load case for support loading. Intermittent operation lines to be taken under Start up and shut down load case. 6.3.10 As identified in line list for pressure and test medium lines to be hydro tested, shall be checked in sustained case for weight full of water. Load on support should be considered for loading data.

6.3.9 Start up and Shut down Load Case (Occasional Load Case) Hydrostatic Test Case

Mill Tolerance and Corrosion Allowance Mill tolerance and corrosion allowance shall be accordance the Piping Specifications. Medium Density Medium density shall be taken from Process Line List, if not available in list it shall be considered 300 kg/m3 for vapour service and 500kg/m3 for two phase (vapour + liquid) service.

6.6

Piping Insulation Piping insulation shall be accordance with Line List furnished by Process department. Density of Insulation shall be considered as 140 kg/m3.

6.7

Sustained Analysis In the sustained analysis all loads as defined in the Code shall be considered, such as design pressure, forces, dead weight etc.

6.8 6.8.1

Stress Analysis Temperatures Operating Temperature Stress analysis shall be carried out at the following temperatures specified in the line list as per Clause no.2.7.2 of EDB Doc No. 6867-00-16-43-DB-01 REV B (Page 19 of 41). Operating temperatures: T1 T2 - Maximum Design Temperature or Maximum ambient temperature. - Normal Operating Temperature.

T3 T4, 5,

- Steam out temperature. - Any other temperature describing hot/cold situations or standby in the system.

The installation (ambient) temperature is as per Clause no.5.0.10 of Doc No. 6867-00-16-43SP06-REV 0 (Page 8 of 24). Temperature for heat traced lines is as per Clause no.5.0.09 of Doc No. 6867-00-16-43SP06-REV 0 (Page 7 of 24). Process Data: All process lines data shall be reflected for easy reference on the piping isometric. 6.8.2 6.8.3 Bypass Lines When a bypass valve is normally closed, the bypass shall be considered ambient, vice versa such case shall be considered in analysis. Steam Out Temperature Steam out temperature to be taken as per Clause no.2.7.3 of EDB Doc No. 6867-00-16-43-DB-01 REVS B (Page 19 of 41). All hydrocarbon lines will be steamed out (excluding flare system and outlet lines from PSVs). Rotating and Reciprocating equipments are not considered in operation during steam out.