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    This document compares the tensile strength calculation for new pipe versus used/premium pipe. It shows the formulas for calculating tensile strength (RT) as being the product of the steel grade rating (RA) and the cross-sectional area (AT). It then works through an example calculation for a pipe with a diameter of 3.5 inches to determine the tensile strength of new pipe is 451,885 lbs versus 350,868 lbs for a premium/used pipe at 100% strength. It also includes the process to derate the tensile strength of used pipe based on a percentage of remaining strength.

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    This document compares the tensile strength calculation for new pipe versus used/premium pipe. It shows the formulas for calculating tensile strength (RT) as being the product of the steel grade rating (RA) and the cross-sectional area (AT). It then works through an example calculation for a pipe with a diameter of 3.5 inches to determine the tensile strength of new pipe is 451,885 lbs versus 350,868 lbs for a premium/used pipe at 100% strength. It also includes the process to derate the tensile strength of used pipe based on a percentage of remaining strength.

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    This document compares the tensile strength calculation for new pipe versus used/premium pipe. It shows the formulas for calculating tensile strength (RT) as being the product of the steel grade rating (RA) and the cross-sectional area (AT). It then works through an example calculation for a pipe with a diameter of 3.5 inches to determine the tensile strength of new pipe is 451,885 lbs versus 350,868 lbs for a premium/used pipe at 100% strength. It also includes the process to derate the tensile strength of used pipe based on a percentage of remaining strength.

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    This document compares the tensile strength calculation for new pipe versus used/premium pipe. It shows the formulas for calculating tensile strength (RT) as being the product of the steel grade rating (RA) and the cross-sectional area (AT). It then works through an example calculation for a pipe with a diameter of 3.5 inches to determine the tensile strength of new pipe is 451,885 lbs versus 350,868 lbs for a premium/used pipe at 100% strength. It also includes the process to derate the tensile strength of used pipe based on a percentage of remaining strength.

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    RESISTENCIA A LA TENSION TUBERIA NUEVA RESISTENCIA A LA TENSION TUBERIA PREM

    RT = RA X AT LBS RT = RA X AT

    RT = RESISTENCIA A LA TENSION (LBS) RT = RESISTENCIA A LA TENSION


    RA = GRADO DE ACERO X 1000 (LBS/IN ) 2
    RA = GRADO DE ACERO X 1000
    AT = AREA TRANSVERSAL (IN ) 2
    AT = AREA TRANSVERSAL

    1.- DETERMINAR AREA TRANSVERSAL 1.- DETERMINAR AREA TRANSVERSAL

    D ENT. = 3.5 IN D ENT. = 3.5 IN


    D INT. = 2.602 IN D INT. = 2.602 IN
    AT = 4.30 (IN2) AT = 4.30 (IN2)

    DATOS AREA TRANSVERSAL CORREGIDO X DESGA

    RA = 105 ESPESOR = 0.9 IN


    CORREGIDO = 0.72 IN
    RESULTADO (NUEVA) 100 % D EXT. NVO. = 3.32 IN
    AT. NVA. = 3.34 IN
    RT = 451,885.84 LBS 205,402.66 KG
    SELECCIONAR EL PORCENTAJE RESISTENC
    RESULTADO (PREMIUM) 100 % PORCENTAJE = 90

    RT = 350,868.40 LBS 159,485.64 KG RT = 406,697.26 LBS 184,862.39


    RT = 315,781.56 LBS 143,537.07
    TENSION TUBERIA PREMIUM

    LBS

    LA TENSION (LBS)
    ERO X 1000 (LBS/IN2)
    ERSAL (IN2)

    AR AREA TRANSVERSAL

    (IN2)

    AL CORREGIDO X DESGASTE

    PORCENTAJE RESISTENCIA.
    90 %

    184,862.39 KG NUEVA
    143,537.07 KG PREMIUM

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