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1 Pressure Vessel Engineering Ltd. 2 Finite Element Analysis ASME Code Calculations 3 Canadian Vessel Registration Vessel Modeling and Drafting 4 Page 1 of 1 5 Material Properties: 6 525.0 7 Material Max ºF 8 SA-36 Plate 16,600 16,600 900 Carbon Steels 9 SA-106 B Seamless Pipe 17,100 17,100 1,000 10 SA-234 WPB Fittings 17,100 17,100 1,000 11 SA-105 Forging 20,000 19,300 1,000 12 SA-516 70 Plate 20,000 19,850 1,000 13 SA-414 G Sheet 21,400 21,400 900 14 SA-213 TP316L Sms Tube 16,700 14,600 850 Stainless Steel 316L 15 SA-240 316L Plate 16,700 14,600 850 16 SA-312 TP316L Sms. and Wld. Pipe 16,700 14,600 850 17 SA-403 316L Sms and Weld Fittings 16,700 14,600 850 18 SA-479 316L Bar 16,700 14,600 850 19 SA-213 TP316 Sms Tube 20,000 17,750 1,500 Stainless Steel 316 20 SA-240 316 Plate 20,000 17,750 1,500 21 SA-312 TP316 Sms. and Wld. Pipe 20,000 17,750 1,500 22 SA-403 316 Sms and Weld Fittings 20,000 17,750 1,500 23 SA-479 316 Bar 20,000 17,750 1,500 24 SA-213 TP304L Sms Tube 16,700 14,525 1,200 Stainless Steel 304L 25 SA-240 304L Plate 16,700 14,525 1,200 26 SA-312 TP304L Sms. and Wld. Pipe 16,700 14,525 1,200 27 SA-403 304L Sms and Weld Fittings 16,700 14,525 1,200 28 SA-479 304L Bar 16,700 14,525 1,200 29 SA-213 TP304 Sms Tube 20,000 12,750 1,500 Stainless Steel 304 30 SA-240 304 Plate 20,000 12,750 1,500 31 SA-312 TP304 Sms. and Wld. Pipe 20,000 17,275 1,500 32 SA-403 304 Sms and Weld Fittings 20,000 17,275 1,500 33 SA-479 304 Bar 20,000 17,275 1,500 34 SB-209 6061-T6 plate 0.051-0.249", wld 6,000 0 400 Aluminum 35 SB-209 6061-T651 plate 0.25-5", wld 6,000 0 400 36 SB-209 6061-T6 plate 0.051-0.249" 10,900 0 400 37 SB-209 6061-T651 plate 0.25-4.0" 10,900 0 400 38 SB-209 6061-T651 plate 4.0-5.0" 10,300 0 400 39 SB-211 A96061-T6 bar 0.125-0.249", wld 6,000 0 400 40 SB-234 A96061-T6 tubes 0.025-0.200", wld 6,000 0 400 41 SB-241 A96061-T6 sms. Pipe, wld 6,000 0 400 42 SB-247 A96061-T6 forging, wld 6,000 0 400 43 SB-308 A96061-T6 shapes, wld 6,000 0 400 44 Material properties are compliant with ASME Section IID Table 1A 45 46 Fluid Properties: 47 200.0 48 100.00 49 1.000 50 200+0.433*1*100 = 243.3 51 Pdesign is to be used in the design of subsequent components (shell, head, nozzle, etc) 52 This sheet is for educational use only - use at your own risk. 53 Pressure Vessel Engineering Ltd. 54 120 Randall Drive, Suite B 55 Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, N2V 1C6 56 Material Database ver E4.01 Temp [°F] - maximum design temperature Ambient Strength Design Strength P [psi] - pressure at top of vessel H [ft] - fluid height SG - specific gravity Pdesign [psi] = P+0.433*SG*H ~~ design pressure including static head www.pveng.com (519) 880-9808

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Page 1: Pv Engg Data Sheets Calc

1 Pressure Vessel Engineering Ltd.2 Finite Element Analysis ASME Code Calculations3 Canadian Vessel Registration Vessel Modeling and Drafting

4 Page 1 of 1

5 Material Properties:6 525.0

7 Material Max ºF8 SA-36 Plate 16,600 16,600 900 Carbon Steels9 SA-106 B Seamless Pipe 17,100 17,100 1,00010 SA-234 WPB Fittings 17,100 17,100 1,00011 SA-105 Forging 20,000 19,300 1,00012 SA-516 70 Plate 20,000 19,850 1,00013 SA-414 G Sheet 21,400 21,400 90014 SA-213 TP316L Sms Tube 16,700 14,600 850 Stainless Steel 316L15 SA-240 316L Plate 16,700 14,600 85016 SA-312 TP316L Sms. and Wld. Pipe 16,700 14,600 85017 SA-403 316L Sms and Weld Fittings 16,700 14,600 85018 SA-479 316L Bar 16,700 14,600 85019 SA-213 TP316 Sms Tube 20,000 17,750 1,500 Stainless Steel 31620 SA-240 316 Plate 20,000 17,750 1,50021 SA-312 TP316 Sms. and Wld. Pipe 20,000 17,750 1,50022 SA-403 316 Sms and Weld Fittings 20,000 17,750 1,50023 SA-479 316 Bar 20,000 17,750 1,50024 SA-213 TP304L Sms Tube 16,700 14,525 1,200 Stainless Steel 304L25 SA-240 304L Plate 16,700 14,525 1,20026 SA-312 TP304L Sms. and Wld. Pipe 16,700 14,525 1,20027 SA-403 304L Sms and Weld Fittings 16,700 14,525 1,20028 SA-479 304L Bar 16,700 14,525 1,20029 SA-213 TP304 Sms Tube 20,000 12,750 1,500 Stainless Steel 30430 SA-240 304 Plate 20,000 12,750 1,50031 SA-312 TP304 Sms. and Wld. Pipe 20,000 17,275 1,50032 SA-403 304 Sms and Weld Fittings 20,000 17,275 1,50033 SA-479 304 Bar 20,000 17,275 1,50034 SB-209 6061-T6 plate 0.051-0.249", wld 6,000 0 400 Aluminum35 SB-209 6061-T651 plate 0.25-5", wld 6,000 0 40036 SB-209 6061-T6 plate 0.051-0.249" 10,900 0 40037 SB-209 6061-T651 plate 0.25-4.0" 10,900 0 40038 SB-209 6061-T651 plate 4.0-5.0" 10,300 0 40039 SB-211 A96061-T6 bar 0.125-0.249", wld 6,000 0 40040 SB-234 A96061-T6 tubes 0.025-0.200", wld 6,000 0 40041 SB-241 A96061-T6 sms. Pipe, wld 6,000 0 40042 SB-247 A96061-T6 forging, wld 6,000 0 40043 SB-308 A96061-T6 shapes, wld 6,000 0 400

44 Material properties are compliant with ASME Section IID Table 1A

45

46 Fluid Properties:47 200.048 100.0049 1.000

50 200+0.433*1*100 = 243.3

51 Pdesign is to be used in the design of subsequent components (shell, head, nozzle, etc)

52 This sheet is for educational use only - use at your own risk.

53 Pressure Vessel Engineering Ltd.54 120 Randall Drive, Suite B55 Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, N2V 1C656

Material Database ver E4.01

Temp [°F] - maximum design temperature

Ambient Strength

Design Strength

P [psi] - pressure at top of vessel H [ft] - fluid height SG - specific gravity

Pdesign [psi] = P+0.433*SG*H ~~ design pressure including static head

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2 Pressure Vessel Engineering Ltd.3 Finite Element Analysis ASME Code Calculations4 Canadian Vessel Registration Vessel Modeling and Drafting5

6 Page 1 of 17 Straight Pipe and Shell Description

8 Dimensions:9 24.00010 0.25011 12.00012 0.010

13 Material and Conditions:14 SA-240 304 Material 15 20,000

16 0.8517 0.7018 12.5%19 50.0

20 Calculated Properties:21 ((Do/2-t)^2)*pi()*L/1728 ((24/2-0.25)^2)*PI()*12/1728 = 3.0122 (Do-t)*pi()*L*t*40.84/144 (24-0.25)*PI()*12*0.25*40.84/144 = 63.48

23 Variables:24 t*UTP 0.25*0.1 = 0.03125 t-Corr-UT 0.25-0.01-0.031 = 0.20926 Do/2-nt 24/2-0.209 = 11.791

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28 50*11.791/(20000*0.85-0.6*50) = 0.03529 50*11.791/(2*20000*0.7+0.4*50) = 0.02130 MAX(0.035,0.021)+0.01 = 0.04531 Treq <= nt 0.045 <= 0.209 = Acceptable

32

33 (S*El*nt)/(Ri+0.6*nt) (20000*0.85*0.209)/(11.791+0.6*0.209) = 29834 (2*S*Ec*nt)/(Ri-0.4*nt) (2*20000*0.7*0.209)/(11.791-0.4*0.209) = 49935 MIN(298,499) = 297.836 PMax >= P 297.8 >= 50 = Acceptable

37 Treq provides a worst case required thickness for nozzle analysis for a nozzle located on the long seam or circ seam

38 This sheet will not calculate thick walled vessels Not a thick walled vessel, calculations are valid

39 The UG-16(b) minimum thickness requirement has not been taken into consideration here.

40 This sheet cannot be used to check for allowable exterior pressure loads.

41 Use the Weld Efficiency program to calculate El and Ec

42 This sheet is for educational use only - use at your own risk.

43 Pressure Vessel Engineering Ltd.44 120 Randall Drive, Suite B45 Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, N2V 1C646

Pipe and Shell Design Tool ver E4.01

Do [in] - outside diameter t [in] - nominal wall thickness L [in] -length Corr [in] - corrosion allowance

S [psi] - allowable stress

El - long seam efficiency (circ stress) Ec - circ seam efficiency (long stress) UTP [%] - undertolerance allowance P [psi] - interior pressure

Volume [cuft] = Weight [lb] =

UT [in] = nt [in] = Ri [in] =

Required Thickness: UG-27(c)(1,2)

ta [in] = P*Ri/(S*El-0.6*P) ~~ long sem

tb [in] = P*Ri/(2*S*Ec+0.4*P) ~~ circ seam

Treq [in] = MAX(ta,tb)+Corr ~~ required minimum thickness

CheckTreq =

Maximum Pressure: UG-27(c)(1,2)

Pint1 [psi] = Pint2 [psi] = PMax [psi] = Min(Pint1,Pint2) ~~ maximum allowed design pressure

CheckP =

Check →

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t

Do

Leng

th

Long

Sea

m

K19
Use Weld efficiency program to calculate value
K20
Use Weld efficiency program to calculate value
K21
Typical -12.5% for pipe -0.0% for rolled plates and machined elements
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1 Pressure Vessel Engineering Ltd.2 Finite Element Analysis ASME Code Calculations3 Canadian Vessel Registration Vessel Modeling and Drafting

4 Page 1 of 15 Conical Section Description

6 Dimensions:7 12.0008 8.0009 0.25010 12.00011 0.010

12 Material and Conditions:13 SA-240 304 Material 14 20,00015 1.0016 50.0

17 Calculated Properties:18 Approx. cone weight based on steel, lbs = 26.419 Approx. cone volume , cuft = 0.5020 ATAN((12-8)/(2*12)) = 0.16521 DEGREES(0.165) = 9.46222 0.25-0.01 = 0.240

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24

25 50*12/(2*COS(0.165)*(20000*1+0.4*50)) + 0.01 = 0.02526 Treq <= t 0.025 <= 0.25 = Acceptable

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28

29 2*20000*1*0.24*COS(0.165)/(12-0.8*0.24*COS(0.165)) = 801.830 Pmax >= P 801.8 >= 50 = Acceptable

31 T provides a worst case required thickness for nozzle analysis for a nozzle located on the large end of the cone and located

32 on the long seam weld.

33 The UG-16(b) minimum thickness requirement has not been taken into consideration here.

34 Discontinuity checks which are required for each end of the cone when it is welded to a straight shell are not included

35 in this sheet.

36 This sheet cannot be used to check for allowable exterior pressure loads.

37 This sheet is for educational use only - use at your own risk.

38 Pressure Vessel Engineering Ltd.39 120 Randall Drive, Suite B40 Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, N2V 1C641

Cone Design Tool ver E4.01

ODL [in] - outside diameter of large end ODS [in] - outside diameter of small end t [in] - thickness L [in] -length Corr [in] - corrosion allowance

S [psi] - allowable stress E - long seam efficiency P [psi] - interior pressure

a [rad] = ATAN((ODL-ODS)/(2*L)) ~~ alpha angle in radians

angle [deg] = Degrees(a) ~~ alpha angle in degrees

nt [in] = t-Corr ~~ thickness with corrosion allowance removed

Required Thickness: VIII-1 UG-32(g)

Treq [in] = P*ODL/(2*COS(a)*(S*E+0.4*P)) + Corr ~~required minimum thickness

CheckTreq =

Maximum Pressure: VIII-1 UG-32(g)

Pmax [psi] = 2*S*E*nt*cos(a)/(ODL-0.8*nt*cos(a)) ~~maximum allowed design pressure

CheckPMax =

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P

LnLength

ODL

t

ODS

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2 Pressure Vessel Engineering Ltd.3 Finite Element Analysis ASME Code Calculations4 Canadian Vessel Registration Vessel Modeling and Drafting5

6 Page 1 of 17 Elliptical Head Description

8 Dimensions:9 24.00010 0.18811 0.15912 0.01013 2.000

14 Material and Conditions:15 SA-240 304 Material 16 20,000

17 1.0018 50.0

19 Calculated Properties:20 note 1: Suggested thickness after forming Approx. head weight based on steel, lbs = 43.5621 0.125 in Approx. head volume including skirt, cuft = 1.52

22 Variables:23 0.159-0.01 = 0.14924 24-2*0.149 = 23.70125 23.701/4 = 5.92526 5.925+0.149 = 6.07527 D/(2*h) 23.701/(2*5.925) = 2.00028 Do/(2*ho) 24/(2*6.075) = 1.97529 Kzero*Do 0.889*24 = 21.334

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31 tf/(Kone*D) 0.159/(0.9*23.701) = 0.007532 if(AND(0.0005=<App1-4(f),App1-4(f)<0.002),"Calculation Required","Calculation not required")

33 App. 1-4(f) Calculation Not Required34

35 (50*23.701*1)/(2*20000*1-0.2*50)+0.01 = 0.04036 Treq<=tf 0.04<=0.159 = Acceptable

37

38

39 (2*20000*1*0.149)/(1*23.701+0.2*0.149) = 251.840 Pmax >= P 251.8 >= 50 = Acceptable

41 App. 1-4(f) calculation is not included on this sheet

42 The UG-16(b) minimum thickness requirement has not been taken into consideration here.

43 Nozzles may be subject to a smaller required thickness depending on location in the head.

44 Only the knuckle required thickness is calculated on this sheet

45 Heads may be subject to stress relief if large elongation occurs - UCS-79(d), UNF-79(d), UHA-44(d)

46 Use the Weld Efficiency program to calculate E

47 This sheet cannot be used to check for allowable exterior pressure loads.

48 This sheet is for educational use only - use at your own risk.

49 Pressure Vessel Engineering Ltd.50 120 Randall Drive, Suite B51 Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, N2V 1C652

Elliptical Head Design Tool ver E4.01

Do [in] - outside diameter of head tb [in] - thickness before forming tf [in] - thickness after forming (note 1) Corr [in] - corrosion allowance Skirt [in] - straight skirt length

S [psi] - allowable stress

E - head longitudinal efficiency P [psi] - interior pressure

nt [in] = tf-Corr ~~ thickness with corrosion allowance removed

D [in] = Do-2*nt ~~ ID with corrosion allowance removed

h [in] = D/4 ~~ inside crown height

ho [in] = h+nt D/2h =

Do/2ho =Ro [in]=

Required Thickness: App. 1-4(c), UG-37(a)(1)

App1-4(f) =App1-4(f)Calc =

Treq [in] = (P*D*K)/(2*S*E-0.2*P)+Corr ~~ required minimum thickness

CheckTreq =

Maximum Pressure: App. 1-4(c), UG-37(a)(1)

Pmax [psi] = (2*S*E*nt)/(K*D+0.2*nt) ~~ maximum allowed design pressure

CheckPMax =

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K13
If not specified use the suggested value below note 1
K20
Efficiency of weld in head. Not efficiency of head to shell. Use Weld Efficiency program.
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2 Pressure Vessel Engineering Ltd.3 Finite Element Analysis ASME Code Calculations4 Canadian Vessel Registration Vessel Modeling and Drafting5

6 Page 1 of 17 F&D Head Description

8 Dimensions:9 24.00010 24.00011 1.44012 0.18813 0.15914 0.01015 2.000

16 Material and Conditions:17 SA-240 304 Material 18 20,000

19 0.8520 50.0

21 Calculated Properties:22 note 1:Suggested radius L per UG-32(j) 24.00 Approx. head weight based on steel, lbs = 38.5323 note 2:Suggested radius IKR per UG-32(j) 1.440 Approx. head volume including skirt, cuft = 1.1224 note 3:Suggested thickness after forming 0.1555

25 Variables:26 0.159-0.01 = 0.14927 24-2*0.149 = 23.70128 L/IKR 24/1.44 = 16.66729 0.25*(3+sqrt(L/IKR)) 0.25*(3+SQRT(24/1.44)) = 1.77130 24+0.188 = 24.188

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32 tf/L 0.159/24 = 0.00733 if(AND(0.0005=<App1-4(f),App1-4(f)<0.002),"Calculation Required","Calculation not required")

34 App. 1-4(f) Calculation Not Required35

36 (50*24*1.771)/(2*20000*0.85-0.2*50)+0.01 = 0.07337 Treq<=tf 0.073<=0.159 = Acceptable

38

39

40 (2*20000*0.85*0.149)/(24*1.771+0.2*0.149) = 119.441 Pmax >= P 119.4 >= 50 = Acceptable

42 App. 1-4(f) calculation is not included on this sheet

43 Nozzles may be subject to a smaller required thickness depending on location in the head.

44 Only the knuckle required thickness is calculated on this sheet

45 Heads may be subject to stress relief if large elongation occurs - UCS-79(d), UNF-79(d), UG-37(a)(1)

46 The UG-16(b) minimum thickness requirement has not been taken into consideration here.

47 This sheet cannot be used to check for allowable exterior pressure loads.

48 Use the Weld Efficiency program to calculate E

49 This sheet is for educational use only - use at your own risk.

50 Pressure Vessel Engineering Ltd.51 120 Randall Drive, Suite B52 Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, N2V 1C653

F&D Head Design Tool ver E4.01

Do [in] - outside diameter of head L [in] - inside crown radius (note 1) IKR [in] - inside knuckle radius (note 2) tb [in] - thickness before forming tf [in] - thickness after forming (note 3) Corr [in] - corrosion allowance Skirt [in] - straight skirt length

S [psi] - allowable stress

E - head longitudinal efficiency P [psi] - interior pressure

nt [in] = tf-Corr ~~ thickness with corrosion allowance removed

D [in] = Do-2*nt ~~ ID with corrosion allowance removed

L/r =M =

Ro [in] = L+tb

Required Thickness: App. 1-4(a), App. 1-4(d)

App1-4(f) =App1-4(f)Calc =

Treq [in] = (P*L*M)/(2*S*E-0.2*P)+Corr ~~ required minimum thickness

CheckTreq =

Maximum Pressure: App. 1-4(a), App. 1-4(d)

Pmax [psi] = (2*S*E*nt)/(L*M+0.2*nt) ~~ maximum allowed design pressure

CheckPMax =

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K15
If not specified use value indicated by note 3
K22
Efficiency of weld in head. Not efficiency of head to shell. Use Weld Efficiency program.
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2 Pressure Vessel Engineering Ltd.3 Finite Element Analysis ASME Code Calculations4 Canadian Vessel Registration Vessel Modeling and Drafting5

6 Page 1 of 17 Hemispherical Head Description

8 Dimensions:9 24.00010 0.18811 0.15912 0.010

13 Material and Conditions:14 SA-240 304 Material 15 20,000

16 1.0017 50.0

18 Calculated Properties:19 Approx. head weight based on steel, lbs = 47.420 Approx. head volume, cuft = 2.01

21 Variables:22 0.159-0.01 = 0.14923 (24-2*0.149)/2 = 11.85124 Do/2 24/2 = 12.000

25

26

27 (50*11.851)/(2*20000*1-0.2*50)+0.01 = 0.02528 Treq<=tf 0.025<=0.159 = Acceptable

29

30

31 (2*20000*1*0.149)/(11.851+0.2*0.149) = 502.932 Pmax >= P 502.9 >= 50 = Acceptable

33 App. 1-4(f) calculation is not included on this sheet

34 Heads may be subject to stress relief if large elongation occurs - UCS-79(d), UNF-79(d), UHA-44(d)

35 Use the Weld Efficiency program to calculate E

36 The UG-16(b) minimum thickness requirement has not been taken into consideration here.

37 This sheet cannot be used to check for allowable exterior pressure loads.

38 This sheet is for educational use only - use at your own risk.

39 Pressure Vessel Engineering Ltd.40 120 Randall Drive, Suite B41 Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, N2V 1C642

Hemispherical Head Design Tool ver E4.01

Do [in] - outside diameter of head tb [in] - thickness before forming tf [in] - thickness after forming Corr [in] - corrosion allowance

S [psi] - allowable stress

E - head longitudinal efficiency P [psi] - interior pressure

nt [in] = tf-Corr ~~ thickness with corrosion allowance removed

L [in] = (Do-2*nt)/2 ~~ inside radius with corrosion allowance removed

Ro [in]=

Required Thickness: UG-32(f)

Treq [in] = (P*L)/(2*S*E-0.2*P)+Corr ~~required minimum thickness

CheckTreq =

Maximum Pressure: UG-32(f)

Pmax [psi] = (2*S*E*nt)/(L+0.2*nt) ~~ maximum allowed design pressure

CheckPMax =

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K19
Efficiency of weld in head. Not efficiency of head to shell. Use Weld Efficiency program.
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2 Pressure Vessel Engineering Ltd.3 Finite Element Analysis ASME Code Calculations4 Canadian Vessel Registration Vessel Modeling and Drafting5

6 Page 1 of 27 Nozzle Description

8 Shell Inputs:9 SA-240 304 Material 10 20,00011 1.00

12 24.00013 0.20414 0.12515 0.015

16 Nozzle Inputs:17 SA-312 304 Material 18 20,00019 1.00

20 4.00021 0.16022 1.00023 1.00024 0.01525 12.5%26 150.0

27 0.50028 0.500

29 Variables:30 Nwall*UTP 0.16*0.1 = 0.02031 Do/2 - (Nwall-nca) + UT 4/2 - (0.16-0.015) + 0.02 = 1.87532 Nwall-nca 0.16-0.015 = 0.14533 Nwall-2*nca 0.16-2*0.015 = 0.13034 Do-2*tn 4-2*0.145 = 3.71035 MIN(Ip-sca,2.5*nt,2.5*ti) MIN(1-0.015,2.5*0.204,2.5*0.13) = 0.32536 MIN(Sn/Sv,1) MIN(20000/20000,1) = 1.00037 MIN(Sn/Sv,1) MIN(20000/20000,1) = 1.000

38

39

40 (150*1.875)/(20000*1 - 0.6*150)+0.015 = 0.02941 TreqN <= Nwall 0.029 <= 0.16 = Acceptable

42 Minimum thickness per UG-45 [in] = Acceptable 0.140

43

44

45 1*3.71*0.125*1+2*0.145*0.125*1*(1-1) = 0.46446 max(d, 2*(nt+tn))*(E1*nt-1*Treq)-2*tn*(E1*nt-1*Treq)*(1-fr1)47 MAX(3.71, 2*(0.204+0.145))*(1*0.204-1*0.125)-2*0.145*(1*0.204-1*0.125)*(1-1) = 0.29348 min((tn-trnR)*fr2*Min(5*nt,2*Lp) , (tn-trnR)*fr2*Min(5*tn,2*Lp))49 MIN((0.145-0.014)*1*MIN(5*0.204,2*1) , (0.145-0.014)*1*MIN(5*0.145,2*1)) = 0.09550 Min(5*nt*ti*fr2,5*ti*ti*fr2,2*h*ti*fr2)51 MIN(5*0.204*0.13*1,5*0.13*0.13*1,2*0.325*0.13*1) = 0.085

Nozzle Design Tool ver E4.01

Sv [psi] - allowable stress E1 - efficiency of shell at nozzle

Ds [in] - inside diameter of shell nt [in] - nominal shell wall thickness Treq [in] - required shell wall thickness sca [in] - head or shell corrosion allowance

Sn [psi] - allowable stress E - nozzle efficiency

Do [in] - outside diameter of nozzle Nwall [in] - nominal wall thickness of nozzle Lp [in] - exterior projection of nozzle Ip [in] - interior projection of nozzle nca [in] - nozzle corrosion allowance UTP [%] - undertolerance allowance Pn [psi] - interior pressure

Leg41 [in] - fillet size Leg43 [in] - fillet size

UT [in] = Rn [in] = tn [in] = ti [in] = d [in] = h [in] = fr1 = fr2 =

Required Thickness: UG-27(c)(1,2)

TreqN [in] = (Pn*Rn)/(Sn*E - 0.6*Pn)+nca ~~ required minimum thickness

CheckTreqN =

Area Replacement: Ar [in^2] = 1*d*Treq*1+2*tn*Treq*1*(1-fr1) ~~ required Area

A1 [in^2] =

A2 [in^2] =

A3 [in^2] =

K13
Typically E1=1
K16
Use nt from the corresponding head or pipe and shell program
K17
Use one of the following based on nozzle location: nozzle in pipe/shell - See Treq from pipe and shell program nozzle in head - See Treq from corresponding head program
K30
Typical -12.5% for pipe -0.0% for rolled plates and machined elements
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1 Leg41^2*fr2 0.5^2*1 = 0.2502 (Leg43-nca)^2*fr2 (0.5-0.015)^2*1 = 0.2353 0.293+0.095+0.085+0.25+0.235 = 0.9584 0.958 >= 0.464 = Acceptable

5 The UG-16(b) minimum thickness requirement has not been taken into consideration here.

6 The required weld size is not checked on this sheet

7 This sheet cannot be used to check for allowable exterior pressure loads.

8 This sheet is for educational use only - use at your own risk.

9 Pressure Vessel Engineering Ltd.10 120 Randall Drive, Suite B11 Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, N2V 1C612

A41 [in^2] = A43 [in^2] =

Aa [in^2] = A1+A2+A3+A41+A43 ~~ actual area

CheckA = Aa >= Ar ~~ check area replacement

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6 Page 1 of 27 Nozzle Description

8 Shell Inputs:9 SA-240 304 Material 10 20,00011 1.00

12 24.00013 0.20414 0.01515 0.015

16 Nozzle Inputs:17 SA-312 304 Material 18 20,00019 1.00

20 4.00021 0.16022 1.00023 1.00024 0.01525 12.5%26 50.0

27 Reinforcement:28 SA-240 304 Material 29 20,00030 0.25031 6.00032 0.20033 0.20034 0.20035 0.250

36 Variables:37 Nwall*UTP 0.16*0.1 = 0.02038 Do/2 - (Nwall-nca) + UT 4/2 - (0.16-0.015) + 0.02 = 1.87539 Nwall-2*nca 0.16-2*0.015 = 0.13040 MIN(Ip-sca,2.5*nt,2.5*ti) MIN(1-0.015,2.5*0.204,2.5*0.13) = 0.32541 Nwall-nca 0.16-0.015 = 0.14542 Do-2*tn 4-2*0.145 = 3.710

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45 (50*1.875)/(20000*1 - 0.6*50)+0.015 = 0.02046 TreqN <= Nwall 0.02 <= 0.16 = Acceptable

47 Minimum thickness per UG-45 [in] = Acceptable 0.078

Nozzle and Repad Design Tool ver E4.01

Sv [psi] - allowable stress E1 - efficiency of shell at nozzle

Ds [in] - inside diameter of shell nt [in] - nominal shell wall thickness Treq [in] - required shell wall thickness sca [in] - shell corrosion allowance

Sn [psi] - allowable stress E - nozzle efficiency

Do [in] - outside diameter of nozzle Nwall [in] - nominal wall thickness of nozzle Lp [in] - exterior projection of nozzle Ip [in] - interior projection of nozzle nca [in] - nozzle corrosion allowance UTP [%] - undertolerance allowance Pn [psi] - interior pressure

Sp [psi] - allowable stress of repad te [in] - repad thickness Dp [in] - outside diameter Leg41 [in] - fillet size Leg42 [in] - fillet size Leg43 [in] - fillet size LegG [in] - depth of groove

UT [in] = Rn [in] =

ti [in] = h [in] =

tn [in] = d [in] =

Required Thickness: UG-27(c)(1,2)

TreqN [in] = (Pn*Rn)/(Sn*E - 0.6*Pn)+nca ~~ required minimum thickness

CheckTreqN =

K13
Typically E1=1
K16
Use nt from the corresponding head or pipe and shell program
K17
Use one of the following based on nozzle location: nozzle in pipe/shell - See Treq from pipe and shell program nozzle in head - See Treq from corresponding head program
K30
Typical -12.5% for pipe -0.0% for rolled plates and machined elements
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3 1*3.71*0.015*1+2*0.145*0.015*1*(1-1) = 0.0564 max(d, 2*(nt+tn)) * (E1*nt-1*Treq)-2*tn*(E1*nt-1*Treq)*(1-fr1)5 MAX(3.71, 2*(0.204+0.145)) * (1*0.204-1*0.015)-2*0.145*(1*0.204-1*0.015)*(1-1) = 0.7016 min((tn-trnR)*fr2*min(5*nt,2*Lp),(tn-trnR)*(Min(2.5*tn+te,2*Lp)*fr2*2))7 MIN((0.145-0.005)*1*MIN(5*0.204,2*1),(0.145-0.005)*(MIN(2.5*0.145+0.25,2*1)*1*2)) = 0.1438 Min(5*nt*ti*fr2,5*ti*ti*fr2,2*h*ti*fr2)9 MIN(5*0.204*0.13*1,5*0.13*0.13*1,2*0.325*0.13*1) = 0.08510 (Dp-d-2*tn)*te*fr4 (6-3.71-2*0.145)*0.25*1 = 0.50011 Leg41^2*fr3 0.2^2*1 = 0.04012 Leg42^2*fr4 0.2^2*1 = 0.04013 (Leg43-nca)^2*fr2 (0.2-0.015)^2*1 = 0.03414

15 0.701+0.143+0.085+0.5+0.04+0.04+0.034 = 1.54316 1.543 >= 0.056 = Acceptable

17 The UG-16(b) minimum thickness requirement has not been taken into consideration here.

18 The required weld size is not checked on this sheet

19 This sheet cannot be used to check for allowable exterior pressure loads.

20 This sheet is for educational use only - use at your own risk.

21 Pressure Vessel Engineering Ltd.22 120 Randall Drive, Suite B23 Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, N2V 1C624

Area Replacement: Ar [in^2] = 1*d*Treq*1+2*tn*Treq*1*(1-fr1) ~~ required Area

A1 [in^2] =

A2 [in^2] =

A3 [in^2] =

A5 [in^2] = A41 [in^2] = A42 [in^2] = A43 [in^2] =

Aa [in^2] = A1+A2+A3+A5+A41+A42+A43 ~~ actual area

CheckA = Aa >= Ar ~~ check area replacement

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