Loading Calculation - Pressure Vessel and Structural
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Brief explanation and refreshment of force & moment which generally referred to as load or loading. For pressure vessel or basic structural design for oil & gas, manufacturing or any relevant field for engineers, designers, technicians, or students.
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Okay, let's solve this step-by-step:
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Loading Calculation - Pressure Vessel and Structural
- 1. LOADING The what-why-how of understanding basic principle of loading and “refreshing” basic concept of loads Slides By: Syed Amir Syed Omar (Sam)
- 2. LOADINGS: WHY CALCULATE? The reason is practically simple, not to overcomplicate things, loadings is considered to ensure that the material of construction when subjected to the load does not fail, easy right? Yes indeed, what to consider and check? For example the structural unit is made of several material with different stress value at working temperature, whether ambient, local, or controlled temperature, not to reached it’s yield strength. What does that mean? It means what ever loads is to be considered, the designer/engineer needs to ensure the subjected/calculated load does not exceed the material yield strength. Example, you have a material with 200 MPa yield strength, then from the highest calculated load value you have, let say, 200 kN (200,000 N) with the subjected area of 20 sq-m, this means the subjected pressure on the load bearing face is 10 kPa. This means the material/structural steel is capable of withstanding the 200 kN force.
- 3. X Y Y Z Two (2) loading to be calculated based on plane reference: Y-X plane Y-Z plane Larger area to be taken for calculation LOADINGS: THE BODY
- 4. LOADINGS: WHAT TO CALCULATE? Loading is any action or movement subjected to a body, hereinafter, referred as FORCES & MOMENTS FORCES MOMENT Sudden force/impact acted upon plane of a axial or lateral plane A point or reference line of where the body is subjected to a force
- 5. LOADINGS: HOW TO CALCULATE? The basic fundamental of loading being force or moment are as per following formula Force, F (Newton, N) = Pressure, P (Pa/N-m-2) x Area, A (m2) *depending on unit, the calculation may vary Moment, M (Newton-meter, Nm) = Force, F(N) x Height/Distance (m) *depending on unit, the calculation may vary The positive & negative symbols also denotes that the forces and moment are either subjected to compressive (pushing) or tensile (stretch). This is determine from source of the load bearing faces Tensile Region Compressive Region
- 6. LOADINGS: TYPES OF LOADS There are various types of loads than be considered during design stage. The most basic loads are the weight of the unit itself, by default there would be four (4) different loads: • Empty Weight Load • Complete unit assembly without any fluid • Full Water Weight Load • Complete unit assembly completely filled with water • Hydrostatic Test Weight Load • Complete unit assembly completely filled with water at test pressure • Operating Weight Load • Complete unit assembly completely filled with operating fluid at operating pressure Is this all? Not exactly, certain project or client requirement, they would request that manufacturer to calculated several other loads like seismic/earthquake, wind, snow, fire blast, transportation, lifting, and etc.
- 7. LOADINGS: FORMULA When it comes to which formula shall be used, it depends on the contractual terms and technical agreement between manufacturer and purchaser on which codes & standards or engineering practices to be used. As covered in Slide No. 3 and 4, the most basic formula designer/engineer can used to “roughly” estimate or calculate the loads is using the force and moment formula with the provision of required data. Some purchaser or operator, would require purchaser to refer or used formula in certain codes, standards or standard practice to calculate this loads as certain rules require the use of certain coefficient or some require calculation based on certain condition e.g. normal, high, basic, worse etc.
- 8. LOADINGS: DIFFICULT? How difficult? Well depends on the designer/engineer, nothing is made easy in engineering because if it is, then everyone can simply become an engineer…got what I’m saying? “Practice makes perfect”, the ye ole favorite terms that shall be adapt by any individual regardless or engineer, designer, doctor, technician, mechanics or even a cashier. It does not means you’re not an associate of engineering field then you shouldn’t care about these loadings, sometimes a carpenter also require this loadings when they plan to design a house, a barn, or any woodwork masterpiece. Sure, there are many software available but the most powerful software and hardware is pen, paper and calculator