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    Tann Designs & Engineers: Padeye

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    1. The document is an engineering design report for a padeye. It provides calculations to check the design meets strength requirements for tension, bending, bearing, shear, and welding. 2. Calculations are shown to check the design meets requirements for allowable stress levels for tension, bending, bearing, and shear based on the material properties and load assumptions. 3. Welding calculations confirm a 6mm fillet weld around the perimeter of the padeye plate can withstand the maximum axial and shear forces from the assumed loading conditions.

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    1. The document is an engineering design report for a padeye. It provides calculations to check the design meets strength requirements for tension, bending, bearing, shear, and welding. 2. Calculations are shown to check the design meets requirements for allowable stress levels for tension, bending, bearing, and shear based on the material properties and load assumptions. 3. Welding calculations confirm a 6mm fillet weld around the perimeter of the padeye plate can withstand the maximum axial and shear forces from the assumed loading conditions.

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    1. The document is an engineering design report for a padeye. It provides calculations to check the design meets strength requirements for tension, bending, bearing, shear, and welding. 2. Calculations are shown to check the design meets requirements for allowable stress levels for tension, bending, bearing, and shear based on the material properties and load assumptions. 3. Welding calculations confirm a 6mm fillet weld around the perimeter of the padeye plate can withstand the maximum axial and shear forces from the assumed loading conditions.

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    Job No: 2016-0069

    Tann Designs & Engineers
    149B, Selegie Road, Selegie Court
    Singapore 188314
    Designed by: TDE Checked by: KH TANN Date: 24/3/2016
    Title:

    PADEYE

    45

    bplt= 145

    100

    1.0 Parameters

    Pin  = dp = 30.0 mm
    Cheek tc = 0.0 mm
    Main Plate tm = 25.0 mm
    Main Plate Radius Rm = 45.0 mm
    Fy = 275.0 N/mm2
    Total Load = 5.7 tonnes
    No. of points = 4.0
    Sling Angle = 60.0 degrees (max)
    Sling Load, y = 1.42 tonnes = 14.249 kN

    2.0 Design forces

    Rxy
    14.249 y

    Ф
    x

    Ф = 60.0

    Out of plane forces:
    X = 8.22644 kN
    Rxy = 16.4529 kN
    Job No: 2016-0069
    Tann Designs & Engineers
    149B, Selegie Road, Selegie Court
    Singapore 188314
    Designed by: TDE Checked by: KH TANN Date: 24/3/2016
    Title:

    3.0 Tensile Check

    Tensile area = 1125 mm2


    Actual tensile stress = 14.625 N/mm2
    Allowable tensile stress = 0.9*fu /m
    = 295.200 N/mm2
    14.625 < 295.200 N/mm2 Ok!

    4.0 Bending Check


    Moment = Fd
    z = 0.638 kN-m

    78 Actual bending stres = M6/BD2


    = 136.01 N/mm2
    Allowable bending = fy/ymo
    = 275 N/mm2
    136.010 < 275.000 N/mm2 Ok!
    4.0 Combine Tensile and bending

    Fa Fb Ok!
    + <= 1 = 0.54413
    fa fb

    5.0 Bearing Check


    Bearing Area =dp x (tm + 2 x tc) = 750.000 mm2
    Bearing Stress = Fs*1000/Bearing Area = 18.998 N/mm2

    Allowable bearing stress = Fy = 275 N/mm2


    18.998 < 275.000 N/mm2 Ok!

    6.0 Shear Check

    Shear Area = (2*Rm-dp)*(2*tc+tm) = 1500 mm2


    Shear Pull Out = Fs x 1000 / Shear Area = 5.48 N/mm2
    Allowable shear stress = 0.6 Fy = 165 N/mm2
    5.484 < 165.000 N/mm2 Ok!
    Job No: 2016-0069
    Tann Designs & Engineers
    149B, Selegie Road, Selegie Court
    Singapore 188314
    Designed by: TDE Checked by: KH TANN Date: 24/3/2016
    Title:

    7.0 Welding Check


    Double sided full penetration weld for padeye main plate to cap weld
    Max. axial force, P = 16.453 kN
    Max. shear force, V = 8.226 kN

    Type of weld = Fillet Weld


    Grade of electrodes = E43 to BS 639
    Grade of steel = G43 to BS 4360
    Member size = 45
    Min. Length of weld = 280
    Leg length = 6
    Weld Capacity, Pw = 940.000 x 280 x 1 sides
    = 263200 N = 263 kN
    > 16 kN Ok!

    Strength of fillet welds


    Leg length (mm) = 3 4 5 6 8 10 12
    Throat thk (mm) = 2.1 2.8 3.5 4.2 5.6 7 8.4
    Capacity (N/mm) = 470 620 780 940 1250 1560 1870

    Actual Weld = 16452.9 N = 58.7603 N/mm


    280 mm

    Allowable Weld Capacity = 940.00 N/mm > 58.7603 N/mm Ok!

    Therefore, use 6mm thk Fillet weld on Padeye to the Cabinet

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