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    Checklist - Stress Analysis

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    This checklist is used to verify the stress analysis of a piping system. It contains 36 checkpoints to confirm aspects of the piping design model, analysis parameters, load cases, results and optimization. Key items include verifying the piping model matches design drawings, boundary conditions are applied correctly, stress levels meet code limits under various operating conditions, equipment is properly supported, and the support system can be further optimized. The checklist aims to ensure a thorough and code-compliant stress analysis was performed on the piping system.

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    Checklist - Stress Analysis

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    This checklist is used to verify the stress analysis of a piping system. It contains 36 checkpoints to confirm aspects of the piping design model, analysis parameters, load cases, results and optimization. Key items include verifying the piping model matches design drawings, boundary conditions are applied correctly, stress levels meet code limits under various operating conditions, equipment is properly supported, and the support system can be further optimized. The checklist aims to ensure a thorough and code-compliant stress analysis was performed on the piping system.

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    This checklist is used to verify the stress analysis of a piping system. It contains 36 checkpoints to confirm aspects of the piping design model, analysis parameters, load cases, results and optimization. Key items include verifying the piping model matches design drawings, boundary conditions are applied correctly, stress levels meet code limits under various operating conditions, equipment is properly supported, and the support system can be further optimized. The checklist aims to ensure a thorough and code-compliant stress analysis was performed on the piping system.

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    Ramalingam Prabhakaran
    This checklist is used to verify the stress analysis of a piping system. It contains 36 checkpoints to confirm aspects of the piping design model, analysis parameters, load cases, results and optimization. Key items include verifying the piping model matches design drawings, boundary conditions are applied correctly, stress levels meet code limits under various operating conditions, equipment is properly supported, and the support system can be further optimized. The checklist aims to ensure a thorough and code-compliant stress analysis was performed on the piping system.

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    Format No.

    Checklist for Stress analysis APIL-NCR-PPP-CHKL-009

    June 2008

    Contract / Project Name


    Contract / Project No.
    Boiler Type
    Drawing Nos.

    Sl. Checkpoints Status (Tick Remarks


    No. if Confirmed)
    1 Does the current model in Piping Designer of the
    analyzed system match with Caesar model.
    (Check the dimensions, Location of heavy masses
    and supports)
    2 Does the Co-ordinate match of PDS model and
    Caesar model?
    3 Is Kaux setting, Unit File, Configuration Setting,
    Hanger Set Up, Special Execution Parameters
    appropriate?
    4 Is Pipe Diameter, Wall Thickness, Insulation, Mill
    tolerance, Corrosion Allowance, Insulation
    Density, Fluid density, Design Parameters, Pipe
    Material, Allowable Stress (From code), Elastic
    Modulus [Hot/cold] (From code), Thermal
    Expansion (From Code), Bend Radius, Wind Sp.
    5 Is Boundary Condition, Initial Displacement
    sufficient?(Values Converted to Caesar Axis)
    6 Is Wind Speed/pressure, Wind Direction, basis of
    Wind direction appropriate?
    7 Is seismic acceleration Input Basis, Is Occasional
    Load Factor appropriate, Comparison with Civil
    design basis proper?
    8 Stress Intensification Factor of components.
    9 Bending Allowance for Bends Specified.
    10 For ID based is pipe allowance on minimum
    thickness added?
    11 Load Case Buildup for different operating modes.
    12 Is deflection of Piping System under Sustained
    Loading sufficient?(<5mm )
    13 Is the Pipe Lifting up in Sustained loading? If Yes
    adjust nearby Hanger loads.
    14 Stress in Piping System for different Loading
    Condition (With Cold/Hot Modulus of Elasticity)?
    15 Expansion of Piping System in Different
    Operating Condition.
    16 Is sufficient Clearance available for pipe to
    Expand?
    17 Deflection of Piping System under Occasional
    Loading. (<= 50 mm )
    18 Are the restraint Loads specified with Hot
    modulus of Elasticity?

    Checked by Approved by Date: Sh. 1 of 2


    Signature : Signature :

    Name : Name :
    Format No. :

    Checklist for Stress analysis APIL-NCR-PPP-CHKL-009

    June 2008

    19 Restraint Loads on the connection Equipments


    (Should be within manufacturer's allowable
    limits). In case the load exceeds has an
    agreement been reached with Equipment
    manufacturer.
    20 Restraint point loads (<= 60 - 80KN depending on
    Pipe Size).
    21 Is Spring Hanger Type Selection correct?
    22 Are all hanger selection justifiable for their
    vertical displacement?
    23 Can the number of Constant hangers be further
    optimized?
    24 Can the support arrangement be further
    optimized?
    25 Is the Turbine Nozzle Floated in?
    26 Are the major Equipments (Bypass Valves,
    Condenser etc.) floated?
    27 Are Valves, Heavy masses properly Guided?
    28 Piping System Checked for Soil Settlement?
    29 Can Number of snubbers be further optimized?
    30 For vertical Pipe Run are the hangers located
    properly to ensure pipe stability?
    31 Has the Hydro test Load been Analyzed. (All
    Hangers Locked)?
    32 Has the Acid Cleaning case been Analyzed.
    (Selected Hangers Locked)?
    33 Are any uni-direction restraints used in model,
    Check for Earth Quake Loading?
    34 Are hangers loads at a uniform level?
    35 Is the live load (snow, Ice load),if required,
    considered?
    36 Is hanger overstressing the piping System?

    Checked by Approved by Date: Sh. 2 of 2


    Signature : Signature :

    Name : Name :

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