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Material stress values

04/18/2009 4:58 AM

Hi All,

I am from boiler manufacturing industry, in our work procedure there is concept of "Important component" and "Semi important"........accordingly Important components are of pressure parts and semi are of hot structure .......to consider the allowable stress for Important component practice is that we refer ASME-IID TABLE 1 AND FOR SEMI TABLE 5A............So if SA-36 is to be used for pressure part allowable stress will be from table1-A and if same SA-36 to be used for same boilers hot structure then allowable stress to be used from 5A

I want to justify this method please share me your experience

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Re: Material stress values

04/19/2009 4:40 AM

Per ASME Code, there is a pressure part and non-pressure part, and I think the both parts are important.

Table 5A "Max. Allowable Stress Values Sm for Ferrous Materials" is only related to ASME VIII, Div. 2. (not Div.1). And I think no way to select S time from Div.1 and another times from Div.2.

(Note. My post #1000)

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Re: Material stress values

04/20/2009 2:40 AM

Thanks,

Will you please share me which table will you refer to select yield stress for Non pressure part design ?

Also can you specify ASME for the design of Non pressure part, mainly Buckstay,Tie plate etc

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Re: Material stress values

04/20/2009 4:55 AM

The same table you use for pressure part (Tables 1A, 1B & 3 for ASME VIII, Div. 1).

• Table 1A "Maxinum Allowable Stress Values S for Ferrous Materials", which aply to Section I, Section III, Classes 2 and 3, Section VIII, Division 1; and Section XII

Table 1B "Maxinum Allowable Stress Values S, for Nonferrous Materials", which aply to Section I, Section III, Classes 2 and 3, Section VIII, Division 1; and Section XII

Table 2A "Design Stress Intensity Values Sm for Ferrous Materials" which apply to Section III, Classes 1, TC, and SC.

Table 2B "Design Stress Intensity Values Sm for Nonferrous Materials" which apply to Section III, Classes 1, TC, and SC.

• Table 3 "Maximum Allowable Stress Values S for Bolting Materials" which apply to Section III, Classes 2 and 3, Section VIII, Division 1 and 2; and Section XII.

• Table 4 "Design Stress Intensity Values S, for Bolting Materials" which apply to Section III, Classes 1, TC, and SC; and Section VIII, Division 2.

• Table 5A "Max. Allowable Stress Values Sm for Ferrous Materials" which apply to ASME VIII, Div. 2 only.

• Table 5B "Max. Allowable Stress Values Sm for Nonferrous Materials" which apply to ASME VIII, Div. 2 only.

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04/20/2009 7:37 AM

Yes i also thinks exactly but practice for Non pressure part is to refer TABLE 5A.

Ok thanks for your views

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