Ok, I have been able to complete sections (a) thru (e) for section AD 160.2 Condition B, however I am stuck on section (f).
(f) The specified full range of mechanical loads, excluding pressure but including piping reactions, does not result in load stress intensities whose range exceeds the Sa...
L S THILL
I do not have Do you have a copy: "ASME Section VIII – Division 2, PART 5 DESIGN BY ANALYSIS "Example Problems Manual", ASME PTB-3-2010
TGS4
Thanks for the information it is starting to make a little more sense. Let me provide you with a little more detailed information. This is a...
TGS4
I have looked at the 2007 Edition where they changed it to Method A & B. Reviewing 2007 did answer my first question about what is considered integral vs. non-integral. However the customer we are doing this for is very big and is stuck in 2004 when it comes to this code so we have to...
I am trying to complete a fatigue assessment on a heat exchanger and I have a few questions since this is the first time our company or myself have done anything like this. I am working to Section VIII Div 2 Section AD 160.
1. When the code says "integral" does this mean Full Penetration...
I have a posting in the Welding, Bonding & Fastener engineering section of the forum concerning weld analysis
http://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=239335&page=1
desertfox, has posted a weld analysis method using a force per inch of weld, which looks simple and reasonalbe, I like it...
desertfox,
Thanks for the response; I like your methodology it’s simple and easy to understand. When I get into the office tomorrow I will give it a shot.
The use of the Mohr’s circle came from my Shigley’s book. From what I understand it assumes that the weld should fail in shear, along...
As shown in the attachment I have a hitch which will be welded to a 1/2” plate. The max force the hitch would see is 1500Lbf. The position of the force will induce a bending moment. I have been going though my Shigley’s book and the attached calculation is what I have come up with. I am...