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ALLOWABLE COMPRESSIVE STRESS

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Jan 31, 2005
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I want to find allowable compressive stress (ASEME section VIII Div 1 vessel) for SA 387 material (1.25% chrome plate) at 1250°F. Stress tables (although those are for tensile stress) in Part D stop at 1200°F. Any WRC bulletins give any methodology to find what I am looking for?
 
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You're probably out of luck. You're definitely in the creep regime. And since you're interested in compressive stresses we're obviously talking buckling failure. Let me tell you - creep buckling is an extremely difficult phenomenon that barely a few experts have been able to get a handle on. I woudl stay away from that failure mode at all costs.

(You'll note that the allowable compressive stresses in Sec. II, Part D even stay away from the creep regime - with a healthy margin!)
 
Any research papers on this issue? I am sure there are a few thesis written about this topic. Any references will be highly appreciated. I am also sure that WRC has done some work on this topic. Any bulletins that you know of that tackle this issue?
 
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