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29 03 Air Receiver Tank
29 03 Air Receiver Tank
DESIGN CALCULATION
Cover Sheet
Title Page
Warnings and Errors: ......... 6
Input Echo: ......... 7
XY Coordinate Calculations: ......... 14
Internal Pressure Calculations: ......... 15
External Pressure Calculations: ......... 21
Element and Detail Weights: ......... 25
Nozzle Flange MAWP: ......... 28
Natural Frequency Calculation: ......... 29
Wind Load Calculation: ......... 30
Earthquake Load Calculation: ......... 33
Wind/Earthquake Shear, Bending: ......... 34
Wind Deflection: ......... 35
Longitudinal Stress Constants: ......... 36
Longitudinal Allowable Stresses: ......... 37
Longitudinal Stresses due to: ......... 38
Stress due to Combined Loads: ......... 40
Skirt Opening Stress Calcs: ......... 45
Center of Gravity Calculation: ......... 49
Basering Calculations: ......... 51
Nozzle Summary: ......... 58
Nozzle Calcs.: N5 ......... 60
Nozzle Calcs.: N4 ......... 64
Nozzle Calcs.: N1 ......... 71
Nozzle Calcs.: N6 ......... 78
Nozzle Calcs.: N7 ......... 81
Nozzle Calcs.: N2 ......... 84
Nozzle Calcs.: N3 ......... 91
Nozzle Schedule: ......... 96
Fatigue Stress Evaluation: ......... 98
MDMT Summary: ......... 109
Vessel Design Summary: ......... 111
Note:
PV Elite performs all calculations internally in Imperial Units
to remain compliant with the ASME Code and any built in assumptions
in the ASME Code formulas. The finalized results are reflected to show
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Configuration Directives:
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XY Coordinate Calculations:
| | | | | |
From | To | X (Horiz.)| Y (Vert.) | DX (Horiz.)| DY (Vert.) |
| | mm. | mm. | mm. | mm. |
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SKIRT| ... | 1500 | ... | 1500 |
BOTTOM DISH| ... | 1550 | ... | 50 |
SHELL-1| ... | 5550 | ... | 4000 |
SHELL-2| ... | 8950 | ... | 3400 |
TOP DISH| ... | 9000 | ... | 50 |
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BOTTOM DISH
SHELL-1
= (30.117*902.0)/(137.9*1.0-0.6*30.117)
= 19.9620 + 2.0000 = 21.9620 mm.
SHELL-2
= (P*(R+0.6*t))/(E*t)
= (30.077*(902.0+0.6*23.0))/(1.0*23.0)
= 119.768 N./mm^2
TOP DISH
Please note that Nozzle, Shell, Head, Flange, etc MAWPs are all considered
when determining the hydrotest pressure for those test types that are based
on the MAWP of the vessel.
BOTTOM DISH
SHELL-1
SHELL-2
TOP DISH
= 19.967 bars
Weight of Details:
Liquid 2738.1
Nozzles 601.6
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Sum of the Detail Weights 3339.6 kg.
Note that the above value for the miscellaneous weight percent has
been applied to the shells/heads/flange/tubesheets/tubes etc. in the
weight calculations for metallic components.
Weight Summary:
| | Surface |
From| To | Area |
| | cm^2 |
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10| 20| 85765.5 |
20| 30| 40255.8 |
30| 40| 232478 |
40| 70| 197606 |
70| 80| 40255.8 |
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Total 596361.188 cm^2
Selected Method for Derating ANSI B16.5 Flange MAWP: None Selected
The Natural Frequencies for the vessel have been computed iteratively
by solving a system of matrices. These matrices describe the mass
and the stiffness of the vessel. This is the generalized eigenvalue/
eigenvector problem and is referenced in some mathematical texts.
Wind Load Calculations per India Std. IS-875 (Part-3) - 1987, Amd. 1&2 (2003):
Input Values:
Calculated Values:
Note:
As per Section 7.1, Dynamic effects of wind should be considered. The
Cross-Wind dynamic effects can be considered using the Vortex Shedding
which can be invoked from Design Constraints tab. While the Along-Wind
effects can be considered using Gust Response Factor method, which can be
invoked from the Wind Load tab.
From Height k1 k2 k3 Vz Cf
mm. m/sec
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10 750.00 1.0700 1.0548 1.0000 49.66 0.8027
20 1525.00 1.0700 1.0548 1.0000 49.66 0.8027
30 3550.00 1.0700 1.0548 1.0000 49.66 0.8027
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Wind Load Calculation: Step: 8 9:58am Aug 23,2019
Nomenclature
Element Load Sample for the First Element per 7.7.1 [Q1]:
= ( Vb * W1 * h1² / SumWh2 ) * Scalar
= ( 1259.3 * 963.6 * 750.0²/.48098E+12 ) * 1.0
= 1.419 Kgf
Note:
The Wind Shears/Moments and the Earthquake Shears/Moments calculated
and printed in the Wind/Earthquake Shear and Bending report have
been factored by the input Scalar/Load reductions factors of;
Wind: 1.000; Earthquake: 1.000.
Wind Deflection:
| | | Hydrotest | | Hydrotest |
From| To | Tensile | Tensile | Compressive | Compressive |
| | N./mm^2 | N./mm^2 | N./mm^2 | N./mm^2 |
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10| 20| 137.9 | 235.809 | -91.5535 | -109.864 |
20| 30| 137.9 | 235.809 | -111.605 | -133.927 |
30| 40| 137.9 | 235.809 | -112.525 | -135.03 |
40| 70| 137.9 | 235.809 | -112.525 | -135.03 |
70| 80| 137.9 | 235.809 | -111.605 | -133.927 |
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| | Wght. Str. | Wght. Str. |Wght. Str. | Wght. Str. | Wght. Str. |
From| To | Empty | Operating |Hydrotest | Emp. Mom. | Opr. Mom. |
| | N./mm^2 | N./mm^2 | N./mm^2 | N./mm^2 | N./mm^2 |
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10| 20| -2.32711 | -2.85151 | -6.12075 | 0.28092 | 0.28092 |
20| 30| -0.87736 | -0.87736 | -0.87736 | 0.11488 | 0.11488 |
30| 40| -0.75828 | -0.75828 | -0.75828 | 0.10881 | 0.10881 |
40| 70| -0.36834 | -0.36834 | -0.36834 | ... | ... |
70| 80| -0.077825 | -0.077825 | -0.077825 | ... | ... |
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Longitudinal Stresses due to Weight Loads and Bending for these Conditions:
| | Wght. Str. | Bend. Str. |Bend. Str. | Bend. Str. | Bend. Str. |
From| To | Hyd. Mom. | Oper. Wind |Oper. Equ. | Hyd. Wind | Hyd. Equ. |
| | N./mm^2 | N./mm^2 | N./mm^2 | N./mm^2 | N./mm^2 |
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10| 20| 0.28092 | 5.01774 | 3.86099 | 1.65585 | 1.27413 |
20| 30| 0.11488 | 1.44835 | 1.25072 | 0.47796 | 0.41274 |
30| 40| 0.10881 | 1.35447 | 1.17432 | 0.44698 | 0.38752 |
40| 70| ... | 0.32354 | 0.4182 | 0.10677 | 0.13801 |
70| 80| ... | 0.00442 | 0.015482 | 0.0014586 | 0.0051092 |
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General Notes:
Item: SKIRT
Interference check:
Access Access Pitch Ligament
mm. mm.
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1 2 2844.7119 2338.1316
1 2 2844.7119 2338.1316
Please note:
There is more than one opening in the skirt
EN-13445 and AD-2000 considers only one opening per Figure 16.12-4
this skirt has 2 openings. Please check results
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Skirt Opening Stress Calcs: Step: 16 9:58am Aug 23,2019
For the skirt at the opening/weakest part: Equations 16.12-70 & 71:
Actual Stresses:
Sm4p = ( M4 + DeltaM4 ) / W4 - F4 / A4
= (10646.632 + 0.)/21117256 - 14888.587/468.864
= 1.83 N./mm^2 - Equation 16.12-70
Sm4q = -( M4 + DeltaM4 ) / W4 - F4 / A4
= -(10646.632+ 0.)/21117256- 14888.587/468.864
= -8.06 N./mm^2 - Equation 16.12-71
Critical Values:
Forces and Moments at selected elevations (not all analysis points shown):
Skirt Data :
Skirt Outside Diameter at Base SOD 1819.9999 mm.
Skirt Thickness STHK 10.0000 mm.
Skirt Internal Corrosion Allowance SCA 1.0000 mm.
Skirt External Corrosion Allowance 0.0000 mm.
Skirt Material SA-516 70 [Normalized]
Required Area for Each Bolt, Based on Max Load 1.3296 cm^2
Area Available in a Single Bolt (Corr) 2.1705 cm^2
Area Available in all the Bolts (Corr) 17.3641 cm^2
Bolt Stress Based on Simplified Analysis 70.1 N./mm^2
Allowable Bolt Stress 114.5 [Fact] 114.46 N./mm^2
T = ( 6 * Rm / ( Sb * Wt ))½ + CA
T = ( 6 * 32/( 207 * 95.0 ))½ + 0.0
T = 9.7374 mm.
Local Stress at the Top Plate per AISI, including axial Stress [S]:
= Wmax*e/t²[1.32*Z/(1.43*Cmwth*(Hg+Tta)²/(R*Tskirt)
+ (4(Cmwth)(Hg+Tta)²)^(.333) + 0.031 /(R*Tskirt)½
= 1552*51.0/9.0²[1.32*0.47/(1.43*150.0*(312.0)²/(901.0*9.0)
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Basering Calculations: Step: 18 9:58am Aug 23,2019
+ (4*150.0(300.0+12.0)²)^(.333) + 0.031/(901.0*9.0)½
= 5.197 N./mm^2
Where:
Z = 1/[(0.177*Wgp*Tba/(R*t)½)*(Tba/t)² + 1]
Z = 1/[(0.177*150.0*20.0/(901.0*9.0)½)*(20.0/9.0)²+1]
Z = 0.466
e = ( Dc - Ds ) / 2
e = ( 1922.0 - 1820.0 )/2
e = 51.0 mm.
Results for Computed Minimum Gusset and Top Plate to Skirt Weld Size
Results for Computed Min Gusset and Top Plate to Skirt Weld Size [GsWeld]
= Wr / [( 0.4 * Yield ) * 2 * 0.707]
= 3.53/[( 0.4 * 246 ) * 2 * 0.707]
= 0.248 mm.
Results for Computed Min Gusset to Top Plate Weld Size [GtpWeld]
= Wr / [( 0.4 * Yield ) * 2 * 0.707]
= 11.15/[( 0.4 * 246 ) * 2 * 0.707]
= 0.785 mm.
Note: The calculated weld sizes need not exceed the component thickness
framing into the weld. At the same time, the weld must meet a minimum size
specification which is 3/16 in. (4.76 mm) or 1/4 in. (6.35 mm), depending
on the component thickness.
= 5614.5/(40.0 * 12.0 )
= 114.71 N./mm^
MAWP Summary:
Minimum MAWP Nozzles : 32.538 Nozzle : N4
Minimum MAWP Shells/Flanges : 33.222 Element : BOTTOM DISH
Minimum MAPnc Shells/Flanges : 36.369 Element : TOP DISH
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Computed Vessel M.A.W.P. : 32.538 bars
[*] - This was a small opening and the areas were not computed or
the MAWP of this connection could not be computed because
the longitudinal bending stress was greater than the hoop stress.
Note: MAWPs (Internal Case) shown above are at the High Point.
Material SA-106 B
Material UNS Number K03006
Material Specification/Type Smls. pipe
Allowable Stress at Temperature Sn 117.90 N./mm^2
Allowable Stress At Ambient Sna 117.90 N./mm^2
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Insert/Set-in Nozzle No Pad, no Inside projection
Required Nozzle thickness under External Pressure per UG-28 : 0.1646 mm.
Note:
Note:
Using the min value from (b)(1)(-b) and (b)(1)(-c) above as the computed nozzle flange MDMT.
Note: The MAWP of this junction was limited by the parent Shell/Head.
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Insert/Set-in Nozzle With Pad, no Inside projection
Required Nozzle thickness under External Pressure per UG-28 : 0.9049 mm.
Note:
Using the min value from (b)(1)(-b) and (b)(1)(-c) above as the computed nozzle flange MDMT.
Weld Strength and Weld Loads per UG-41.1, Sketch (a) or (b)
Path 3-3 = 311325 Kgf, must exceed W = 120184 Kgf or W3 = 149972 Kgf
Material SA-106 B
Material UNS Number K03006
Material Specification/Type Smls. pipe
Allowable Stress at Temperature Sn 117.90 N./mm^2
Allowable Stress At Ambient Sna 117.90 N./mm^2
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Insert/Set-in Nozzle With Pad, no Inside projection
Required Nozzle thickness under External Pressure per UG-28 : 0.4373 mm.
Note: The Pad diameter is greater than the Diameter Limit. The excess will not be considered.
= min( 1, 117.9/137.9 )
= 0.855
= 6.699 cm^2
Note:
Using the min value from (b)(1)(-b) and (b)(1)(-c) above as the computed nozzle flange MDMT.
Weld Strength and Weld Loads per UG-41.1, Sketch (a) or (b)
Note: The MAWP of this junction was limited by the parent Shell/Head.
Material SA-106 B
Material UNS Number K03006
Material Specification/Type Smls. pipe
Allowable Stress at Temperature Sn 117.90 N./mm^2
Allowable Stress At Ambient Sna 117.90 N./mm^2
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Insert/Set-in Nozzle No Pad, no Inside projection
Required Nozzle thickness under External Pressure per UG-28 : 0.1736 mm.
Note:
Note: The MAWP of this junction was limited by the parent Shell/Head.
Material SA-106 B
Material UNS Number K03006
Material Specification/Type Smls. pipe
Allowable Stress at Temperature Sn 117.90 N./mm^2
Allowable Stress At Ambient Sna 117.90 N./mm^2
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Insert/Set-in Nozzle No Pad, no Inside projection
Required Nozzle thickness under External Pressure per UG-28 : 0.1736 mm.
Note:
Note: The MAWP of this junction was limited by the parent Shell/Head.
Material SA-106 B
Material UNS Number K03006
Material Specification/Type Smls. pipe
Allowable Stress at Temperature Sn 117.90 N./mm^2
Allowable Stress At Ambient Sna 117.90 N./mm^2
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Insert/Set-in Nozzle With Pad, no Inside projection
Required Nozzle thickness under External Pressure per UG-28 : 0.3319 mm.
Note: The Pad diameter is greater than the Diameter Limit. The excess will not be considered.
= min( 1, 117.9/137.9 )
= 0.855
= 3.906 cm^2
Note:
Using the min value from (b)(1)(-b) and (b)(1)(-c) above as the computed nozzle flange MDMT.
Weld Strength and Weld Loads per UG-41.1, Sketch (a) or (b)
Note: The MAWP of this junction was limited by the parent Shell/Head.
Material SA-106 B
Material UNS Number K03006
Material Specification/Type Smls. pipe
Allowable Stress at Temperature Sn 117.90 N./mm^2
Allowable Stress At Ambient Sna 117.90 N./mm^2
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Insert/Set-in Nozzle No Pad, no Inside projection
Required Nozzle thickness under External Pressure per UG-28 : 0.2969 mm.
Note:
Note:
Using the min value from (b)(1)(-b) and (b)(1)(-c) above as the computed nozzle flange MDMT.
Note: The MAWP of this junction was limited by the parent Shell/Head.
Required Nozzle thickness under External Pressure per UG-28 : 0.2969 mm.
Note:
Note: The MAWP of this junction was limited by the parent Shell/Head.
Nozzle Schedule:
For hub nozzles, the thickness and diameter shown are those of the smaller
and thinner section.
Note: The Outside projections below do not include the flange thickness.
Currently there are no Code rules to perform fatigue calculations for nozzles on blind flanges
or nozzles on flat covers.
Smooth Bar Analysis Annex per 3.F.1.1 to 3.F.1.3 and Annex 5.D:
Inside Outside
Stress Corner Corner
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sn 2.0000 2.0000
st -0.2000 2.0000
sr -0.0483 0.0000
s 2.2000 2.0000
Fig. 3-F.1, Carbon, Low Alloy, Series 4XX, High Alloy, and High Tensile Strength Steels
Inside Outside
Stress Corner Corner
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sn 28.118 56.236 56.236
st 28.118 -5.624 56.236
sr 28.118 -1.359 0.000
sint 28.118 61.860 56.236
Smooth Bar Analysis Annex per 3.F.1.1 to 3.F.1.3 and Annex 5.D:
Fig. 3-F.1, Carbon, Low Alloy, Series 4XX, High Alloy, and High Tensile Strength Steels
Case 1 Peak Stress: Adjusted below per above Pressure Index table:
Smooth Bar Analysis Annex per 3.F.1.1 to 3.F.1.3 and Annex 5.D:
Fig. 3-F.1, Carbon, Low Alloy, Series 4XX, High Alloy, and High Tensile Strength Steels
= 391050.8 Cycles
Case 1 Peak Stress: Adjusted below per above Pressure Index table:
Smooth Bar Analysis Annex per 3.F.1.1 to 3.F.1.3 and Annex 5.D:
= 15.0/(1.0*ln((2*23.0+1804.0)/(1804.0)))
= 59.5762 N./mm^2
Fig. 3-F.1, Carbon, Low Alloy, Series 4XX, High Alloy, and High Tensile Strength Steels
Case 1 Peak Stress: Adjusted below per above Pressure Index table:
Smooth Bar Analysis Annex per 3.F.1.1 to 3.F.1.3 and Annex 5.D:
Fig. 3-F.1, Carbon, Low Alloy, Series 4XX, High Alloy, and High Tensile Strength Steels
Case 1 Peak Stress: Adjusted below per above Pressure Index table:
Smooth Bar Analysis Annex per 3.F.1.1 to 3.F.1.3 and Annex 5.D:
Fig. 3-F.1, Carbon, Low Alloy, Series 4XX, High Alloy, and High Tensile Strength Steels
Case 1 Peak Stress: Adjusted below per above Pressure Index table:
Smooth Bar Analysis Annex per 3.F.1.1 to 3.F.1.3 and Annex 5.D:
Inside Outside
Stress Corner Corner
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sn 3.4435 2.0000
st -0.2000 2.0000
sr -0.0483 0.0000
s 2.2000 2.0000
Fig. 3-F.1, Carbon, Low Alloy, Series 4XX, High Alloy, and High Tensile Strength Steels
Inside Outside
Stress Corner Corner
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sn 28.118 96.825 56.236
st 28.118 -5.624 56.236
sr 28.118 -1.359 0.000
sint 28.118 61.860 56.236
Notes:
[ ! ] - This was an impact tested material.
[ 1] - Governing Nozzle Weld.
[ 4] - ANSI Flange MDMT Calcs; Thickness ratio per UCS-66(b)(1)(-c).
[ 5] - ANSI Flange MDMT Calcs; Thickness ratio per UCS-66(b)(1)(-b).
[ 6] - MDMT Calculations at the Shell/Head Joint.
[ 7] - MDMT Calculations for the Straight Flange.
[ 8] - Cylinder/Cone/Flange Junction MDMT.
[ 9] - Calculations in the Spherical Portion of the Head.
[10] - Calculations in the Knuckle Portion of the Head.
[11] - Calculated (Body Flange) Flange MDMT.
[12] - Calculated Flat Head MDMT per UCS-66.3
[13] - Tubesheet MDMT, shell side, if applicable
[14] - Tubesheet MDMT, tube side, if applicable
[15] - Nozzle Material
[16] - Shell or Head Material
[17] - Impact Testing required
[18] - Impact Testing not required, see UCS-66(b)(3)
[20] - Cylinder/Cone Junction MDMT based on Longitudinal Stress considerations
[21] - Bolting Material
Notes:
Impact test temps were not entered in and not considered in the analysis.
UCS-66(i) applies to impact tested materials not by specification and
UCS-66(g) applies to materials impact tested per UG-84.1 General Note (c).
The Basic MDMT includes the (30F) PWHT credit if applicable.
Materials of Construction:
`Normalized is determined based on the UCS-66 material curve selection and Figure UCS-66.
`Impact Tested is based on material selection and material data properties.
| Design | | | | Str. | In |
Element Description | Pressure | Ext. | Element | Corrosion | Flg. | Creep |
or Type | + Stat. head | Press. | M.A.W.P | Allowance | Gov. | Range |
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BOTTOM DISH | 30.122 | 1.01 | 33.222 | 2.0000 | No | No |
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Vessel Design Summary: Step: 30 9:58am Aug 23,2019
Liquid Level: 7900.00 mm. Dens.: 0.001 kg./cm^3 Sp. Gr.: 1.000
Element |"To" Elev | Element | Nominal | Finished | Reqd Thk | Reqd Thk | Long | Circ |
| | Length |Thickness |Thickness | Internal | External | Eff | Eff |
Type | mm. | mm. | mm. | mm. | mm. | mm. | | |
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Skirt | 0.0 | 1500.0 | 10.0 | 10.0 | ... | ... | 1.00 | 1.00 |
Ellipse | 50.0 | 50.0 | 28.0 | 23.8 | 21.7 | 6.7 | 1.00 | 1.00 |
Cylinder | 4050.0 | 4000.0 | 25.0 | 25.0 | 22.0 | 12.7 | 1.00 | 1.00 |
Cylinder | 7450.0 | 3400.0 | 25.0 | 25.0 | 21.9 | 12.7 | 1.00 | 1.00 |
Ellipse | 7500.0 | 50.0 | 28.0 | 23.8 | 21.6 | 6.7 | 1.00 | 1.00 |
Note: The Wind and Seismic loads were not load factored in this analysis.
Note:
Wind and Earthquake moments include the effects of user defined
forces and moments if any exist in the job and were specified
to act (compute loads and stresses) during these cases. Also
included are moment effects due to eccentric weights if any are
present in the input.
Weights:
Fabricated - Bare W/O Removable Internals 12150.5 kg.
Shop Test - Fabricated + Water ( Full ) 32753.6 kg.
Shipping - Fab. + Rem. Intls.+ Shipping App. 12150.5 kg.
Erected - Fab. + Rem. Intls.+ Insul. (etc) 12150.5 kg.
Empty - Fab. + Intls. + Details + Wghts. 12150.5 kg.
Operating - Empty + Operating Liquid (No CA) 14888.6 kg.
Field Test - Empty Weight + Water (Full) 31958.3 kg.
Tot. Shear| 0.0| 0.0| 0.0| 0.0| -11.6| -11.6| 11.6| 11.6|
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Str. Int. | 58.0| 54.5| 58.0| 54.5| 23.3| 23.3| 23.3| 23.3|
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Shear VC | 0.0| 0.0| 0.0| 0.0| 0.0| 0.0| 0.0| 0.0|
Shear VL | 0.0| 0.0| 0.0| 0.0| -17.8| -17.8| 17.8| 17.8|
Shear MT | 0.0| 0.0| 0.0| 0.0| 0.0| 0.0| 0.0| 0.0|
| |
Tot. Shear| 0.0| 0.0| 0.0| 0.0| -17.8| -17.8| 17.8| 17.8|
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Str. Int. | 139.5| 118.9| 139.5| 118.9| 35.6| 35.6| 35.6| 35.6|
SUMMARY OF RESULTS: