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  1. JG MechEng

    Yield stress of 9 chrome at 1375 deg F

    I have been asked by a client to rerate heater tubes to 1375 deg F and 890psi. Spent a fair amount of time trying to find yield strength data for 9 chrome at that elevated temperature. Also, API 530 larson miller parameter tables stop at 1300 deg F. Looking for some guidance on locating...
  2. JG MechEng

    Steel stack design for elevated temps

    I dont have much experience in stacks need some help. I have a client that has asked me to develop some thicknesses for a few stacks and they are specified to be made from A242 and the design temp is 750°F. Stack has no insulation and no refractory and the datasheet does not specify any liner...
  3. JG MechEng

    HVAC Design

    Hi everyone, I have been asked to design an HVAC system for an electrical substation. I am a mechanical engineer but my experience is in process equipment design so I am way out of my area of experience. I know that ASHRAE is the design code for HVAC systems, but I'm not sure specifically...
  4. JG MechEng

    Confused about thermal conductivity units

    I am setting up a steady state thermal analysis of a model. I am using FEPipe and the help file says this... "For steady state or transient the thermal conductivity is a required input. If this value is omitted, (as it often is), the user will get unpredictable thermal solutions. The standard...
  5. JG MechEng

    Vertical stiffener to resist buckling

    Here is the situation: API 650 (new construction) open top clarifier tank (98' diameter x 35' tall) There is a complex platform and walk way that is supported by the shell and a center tower structure In one area of the shell, additional aeration boxes are also being supported. This is putting...
  6. JG MechEng

    Damaged flange facing - should this get repaired or replaced

    Situation: 4" 1500# equal barrel flange (SA-350 LF2 Cl. 1) on the channel of an PWHT'ed exchanger that has a scar. The depth is about 1/8" and the raised face thickness is 1/4". I am wondering what the options are for repair, and what everyone things about the options i have listed below...
  7. JG MechEng

    Hydro Testing of Trim Valves on Equipment

    Would you guys do a B31.3 hydro test on trim valves on equipment that we are not planning to use at this time. They will be blinded off for use as a future tie point. The valves come from the manufacturer with a hydro, but only for a few seconds at flange rating. I would think we would not...
  8. JG MechEng

    Limit Load Analysis in Abaqus

    I am trying to learn how to do limit load analysis and haven't been able to figure out how to define an elastic-perfectly-plastic material. I am in the beginning stages of figuring this process out so anyone feels like supplying general guidance with this analysis in addition to the material...

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