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 Post subject: Fatigue Analysis
PostPosted: Mon Nov 21, 2011 7:59 am 
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Dear All

How this fatigue analysis is performed for a U2 vessel. Is there any commonly used softwares? also is this analysis required for the whole vessel or only for nozzles/shell junctions.?

in my case
shell material - SA 516 Gr 70
pressure cycles - 100 cycles
Temperature cycles - 1500 cycles
Design life - 30 years


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 Post subject: Re: Fatigue Analysis
PostPosted: Sat Dec 03, 2011 1:25 pm 
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Hi wijeesh,
The fatigue analysis has to be performed for each point which is subject to operation cycles, not only nozzle/shell junctions. In general you start with the screening criteria given in 5.5.2 and it can happen that for some locations a fatigue analysis is required, others are exempted. The software for the calculation of the stresses is up to the designer. In my opinion it´s always a good advice to use a program which is also used by your partners to assure exchangeability of files and results. This normally leads to one of the major software providers we all know.

Michael


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 Post subject: Re: Fatigue Analysis
PostPosted: Thu Dec 22, 2011 12:36 pm 
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Dear Michael

Thanks for your reply

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 Post subject: Re: Fatigue Analysis
PostPosted: Fri Dec 30, 2011 7:35 am 
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Dear All
Regarding fatigue analysis as per clause 5.5.2.3 (d),
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STEP 4 – Based on the load history in STEP 1, determine the effective number of changes in metal temperature difference between any two adjacent points, ΔTE , as defined below, and designate this value as TE NΔ . The effective number of such changes is determined by multiplying the number of changes in metal temperature difference of a certain magnitude by the factor given in Table 5.8, and by adding the resulting numbers.


What is the significance of this "changes in metal temperature difference between any two adjacent points"
Is it simply the temperature difference between two adjacent points / or difference in temperature difference between points???
If it is the second case, then there will be any temperature differences for points in same material???

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