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ASME-b16.5- Non Mand Append. A-sec A3- Ceiling Pressure

09/15/2011 2:45 AM

Dear all,

in ASME B16.5 non mandatory appendix A, there is a section A3 regarding ceiling pressure.

There are some points which i dont understand?

A) how the celiling pressure is determined?

B) The ceiling pressure-temperature values set an upper bound for high-strength materials and are imposed to limit deflection. what are these high strength materials?

C) The rules for establishing pressure-temperature ratings include consideration of ceiling pressures pc that effectively set limits on the selected stress. what are the selected stresses? is it referred from A2.2 or A2.3 or ?

Please help.
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Re: ASME-b16.5- Non Mand Append. A-sec A3- Ceiling Pressure

09/16/2011 11:56 AM

● From ASME B16.5-2009, Tables 2.1, 2.2 & 2.3; the following table with values are gathered as an example for Working Pressure by Class (bar) at Temp. 100 oC:

GroupClass 150Class 300Class 400Class 600Class 900Class 1500Class 2500
1.117.746.662.193.2139.8233388.3
1.217.751.568.7103154.6257.6429.4
1.317.445.360.590.7136226.7377.8
1.414.938.851.877.7116.5194.2323.6
1.517.747.963.995.9143.8239.7399.5
1.717.751.568.7103154.6257.6429.4
1.917.751.568.6103154.4257.4429
. 1.1017.751.568.7103154.6257.6429.4
1.1117.751.568.7103154.6257.6429.4
1.1317.751.568.7103154.6257.6429.4
1.1417.751.568.7103154.6257.6429.4
1.1517.751.568.7103154.6257.6429.4
1.1717.750.467.3100.9151.3252.2420.4
1.1817.751.568.7103155258429
2.115.740.954.581.7122.6204.3340.4
2.216.242.256.384.4126.6211351.6
2.313.334.846.469.6104.4173.9289.9
2.41744.25988.5132.7221.2368.7
2.517.445.360.490.6135.9226.5377.4
2.616.543.157.586.2129.3215.5359.2
2.716.643.457.986.8130.2217361.6
2.817.750.748.9101.3152253.3422.2
2.916.543.157.586.2129.3215.5359.2
. 2.1014.437.55075.1112.6187.7312.8
2.1117.445.360.490.6135.9226.5377.4
2.1214.437.55075.1112.6187.7312.8
3.117.750.967.8101.7152.6254.4423.9
3.212.733.144.166.299.3165.5275.8
3.36.115.821.131.747.579.2132
3.413.835.947.971.9107.8179.7299.5
3.517.751.568.7103154.6257.6429.4
3.617.545.660.891.2136.9228.1380.1
3.717.751.568.7103154.6257.6429.4
3.817.751.568.7103154.6257.6429.4
3.917.751.568.7103154.6257.6429.4
. 3.1017.751.568.7103154.6257.6429.4
3.1115.741.154.782.1123.2205.3342.1
3.1216.342.556.785.1127.6212.7354.5
3.1317.748.264.296.3144.5240.8401.4
3.141744.35988.6132.8221.4369
3.1514.537.850.475.6113.4189315
3.1616.743.55887130.5217.5362.4
3.1713.535.347.170.6105.9176.5294.2
3.1917.751.568.7103154.6257.6429.4

Max. value

17.7

51.5

68.7

103

154.6

257.6

429.4

● Table A-1, Rating Ceiling Pressure Pc (bar), by Class (bar) at Temp. 100 oC:

………..……..Class 150Class 300Class 400Class 600Class 900Class 1500Class 2500
Pc

17.7

51.5

68.7

103

154.6

257.6

429.4

● By comparing the prescribed max. values at Temp. 100 oC (as an example) with values extracted from Table A-1 of Appendix A for Rating Ceiling Pressure pc, by Class (bar) at Temp. 100 oC, we find the both values are the same (reply to your question A. How the ceiling pressure is determined?)

● The high strength material are that belong to bold groups with rating ceiling pressure, pc (reply to your question B. What are these high strength materials?

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Re: ASME-b16.5- Non Mand Append. A-sec A3- Ceiling Pressure

09/17/2011 1:51 AM

Thank you Sir

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Re: ASME-b16.5- Non Mand Append. A-sec A3- Ceiling Pressure

09/24/2011 2:55 AM

thank you Abdel halim for your support

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Re: ASME-b16.5- Non Mand Append. A-sec A3- Ceiling Pressure

10/13/2014 3:28 AM

Hello Abdel,

Fully agreed with your good and specific approach just as your previous posts.

This is what I expected.

Is there any other practical significance of Ceiling Pressure in Piping.

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