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    Torsional Moment (Nozzle Load) Due to Weight

    Per the Customer Spec, there are 3 category of Nozzle Loads: a) Due to Weight b) Due to Thermal c) Due to Seismic And they have specified F.lateral , F.axial, M.bending and M.torsion for all the cases. My question is if the Nozzle is vertical, how is it possible to have Torsional Moment in...
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    Allowble Shear Stress on Fillet Weld for Seismic Loads

    I could'nt find it either, but isn't it strange!! If I can increase the allowable shear stress in Base Metal by 1.4 per AISC N690, then why can't the allowable Stress on the base metal mating surface(0.4*Sy) can be increased while sizing for welds, as long as it is less than 0.3*Sut...
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    Increase in Allowable Shear in presence of Seismic Load

    Hi, Am I allowed to increase the allowable shear stress for weld sizing (0.3*Sut and 0.4*Sy) if my load combination includes Seismic Load per AISC. If yes, what is the increase factor ? Thanks, Kapil
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    Allowble Shear Stress on Fillet Weld for Seismic Loads

    Hi, How much increase in allowable shear stress (Weld Strength 0.3Sut or Base Metal Strength 0.4*Sy) is allowed in the presence of Seismic Load per AISC ASD Manual and AISC N690 Manual. Thanks, K Nandwana
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    Seismic Load included in 3Sm Criterion ?

    No, what I meant was while performing the allowable nozzle load calculation ( Nozzle Load = Weight + Pressure + Thermal + Seismic (SC-II Vessel)) does the 3*Sm criterion of Pl+Pb+Q needs to be satisfied. According to my understanding, since 3*Sm criterion is used to avoid fatigue failure and...
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    Seismic Load included in 3Sm Criterion ?

    Hi , Per Customer Specs, I have Following Nozzle Loads Category : 1) Weight+Pressure 2) Thermal 3) Seismic Now while peforming WRC 107 Check for 3Sm criterion, should Seismic Loads be included or excluded from the nozzle loads? Thanks, Kapil
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    Is WRC 107 Applicable on Tangential Nozzles ?

    I have a tangential nozzles welded to a pressure vessel. I have to calculate the local stresses at nozzle / shell interface. Is WRC 107 applicable for tangential attachement ? If not, is there any other easy way to determin local stresses. Thanks, K Nandwana EWI
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    Is WRC 107 on Tangential Nozzles ?

    There was a typo on subject line. It should have read 'Is WRC 107 applicable on Tangential Nozzles ?'
  9. kapilengtips

    Is WRC 107 on Tangential Nozzles ?

    I have a tangential nozzles welded to a pressure vessel. I have to calculate the local stresses at nozzle / shell interface. Is WRC 107 applicable for tangential attachement ? If not, is there any other easy way to determin local stresses. Thanks, K Nandwana EWI
  10. kapilengtips

    Blast Door : Rebound Pin Design

    Hi : I have to design the rebound pin for a blast door application. I have already determined the required plate thickness (1.25") and Reaction force acting on each along the edge (assuming simply supported plate) per UFC Manual. Next, the force on each of the rebound pin was found (26710...
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    Moment Loading on Rectangular Plate

    Hi : Is there any classical formula available to obtain approximate maximum stress on a simply supported rectangular plate subject ed to Moment Loading over a small inner rectangular area (just like there Roark's case on uniform pressure over inner rectangular area)? Thanks, Kapil,EWI
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    Bolt Spacing + Gasket Joint Design

    Hi All : I am looking for reference/help in order to determine the bolt size and spacing required to design a gasket joint with 11psi pressure on a 0.5 in steel plate (with stiffeners) 126X133inch in dimensions. Kapil,EWI
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    Hydrodynamic Effects in Pressure Vessel

    I am current working on SC-II Pressure Vessel equipment. Customers have asked use to consider hydrodynamic effects during seismic event (sloshing), if necessary. My question, how to I determine, whether these effects are significant and also how are these kinds of loads applied on the equipment.
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    Spacing between supports for no leakage through pressure plate

    Hi All : We are currently testing our blast doors to ensure there is no leakage. Test is performed by closing the door and clamping a plate (with gasket) on the other side of the door frame. Door |------------| | | Door Frame |------------| Test Plate (Top View) Once...

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