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by Chris Rickert
November 24, 2008
28-Oct-19
Basic Pipe Stress Analysis
Expectations
Provide a basic understanding of
the inputs required for a pipe
stress analysis
Be capable of developing a pipe
stress model
Objectives
Required inputs
Required load cases
Resources used
Basic Pipe Stress Analysis
Pipe Code
Pipe Routing
Pipe Information
Component Information
Equipment Information
Pipe Support Information
Loadings on Pipe
Discontinuities (Stress intensification factors)
Pipe Code
B31.1
PPL
VCS
Palo Verde
Valves Flanges
Weight of Valve Length
Weight of Operator Weight
Center of Gravity Intersections
Rigidity Tees
Valve Drawings.pdf Weldolets
Elbows Sweepolets
Long Radius Laterals
Short Radius Half Couplings
5D or greater Other
Mitered Expansion joints
Reducers
Socket Welded Fittings
Equipment Information
Pumps
Heat Exchangers
Condensers
Turbines
Tanks
Ducts
Reactors
Steam Generators
Other
Pipe Support Information
Anchor
Spring
Constant
Rod
Strut
Guide
Snubber
Loadings
Deadweight Seismic
Pipe OBE – Operating Basis Earthquake
Contents SSE – Safe Shutdown Earthquake
Insulation SAM – Seismic anchor movements
Components Dynamic Events
Pressure Hydrodynamic
Design − SRV
Maximum − Condensate Oscillation
Operating
− Chugging
Temperature Transients
Operating Vibration
Maximum
Wind
Design
Snow
Thermal anchor
Building Settlement
movements
Other
Stress Intensification Factors