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Pressure Vessel

09/16/2013 12:17 AM

Check the leg to vessel attachment stresses, WRC-107 (Wind operating corroded governs)
Applied Loads
Radial load: Pr
= -1.167,03kgf
Circumferential moment:Mc = 0 kgf
-m
Circumferential shear: Vc = 0 kgf
Longitudinal moment: ML = 5.864,4 kgf
-m
Longitudinal shear: VL = 25.618,6 kgf
Torsion moment: Mt
= 0 kgf
-m
Internal pressure: P = 4,75 kgf
/cm2
Mean shell radius: Rm = 1.508 mm
Local shell thickness: t = 11,5 mm
Shell yield stress: Sy = 1.968,05 kgf
/cm2

this is calucation related to lug type support of a vertical pressure vessel.

please tell me how Pr vertical load is found?

weight of the vesse empty: 12900 kg

opeerating weight : 48400 kg

test weight : 63100 kg

others information of leg

Suupport Legs
Leg material: SA 36
Leg description: H 350x350x10x16 (Flange in)
Number of legs: N = 4
Overall length: 3.870 mm
Base to girth seam length: 3.050 mm
Pad length: 790 mm
Pad width: 425 mm
Pad thickness: 13 mm
Bolt circle: 3.359 mm
Anchor bolt size: 36 mm
Anchor bolt material: SA 307 Gr A
Anchor bolts/leg: 2
Anchor bolt allowable stress: Sb = 1.406,138 kgf
/cm2
Anchor bolt corrosion allowance: 1,5 mm
Anchor bolt hole clearance: 5 mm
Base plate width: 420 mm
Base plate length: 420 mm
Base plate thickness: 25 mm (9,61
mm required)
Base plate allowable stress: 2.895,992 kgf
/cm
2
Foundation allowable bearing stress: 116,248 kgf
/cm2
Effective length coefficient: K = 1,2
Coefficient: Cm = 0,85
Leg yield stress: Fy = 2.531,048 kgf
/cm2
Leg elastic modulus: E = 2.038.900,1kgf
/cm2
Leg to pad fillet weld: 15 mm (5,68 mm required)
Pad to shell fillet weld: 9,1 mm (4,22 mm required)
Legs braced: No
Note: The support attachment point is assumed to be 25,4 mm up from the cylinder circumferential seam.

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Re: pressure vessel

09/16/2013 1:29 AM

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Re: pressure vessel

09/16/2013 8:29 AM

Hi, although you have written "this is calculation related to lug type support of a vertical pressure vessel", I have supposed that you refer to legs, because there are more information about legs, if is so, the Pr vertical load is equal to the weight to be considered divided between number of legs, in this case I suggest take the more adverse or unfavorable condition, in this case 15750 Kg per support.

I hope that this information be of your utility.

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