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    Dummy Leg & Trunnion Calculation Sheet: Pipe Dia. MM Pipe Nom. THK (Tnom) MM

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    This document contains a stress calculation for a dummy leg and trunnion. It provides geometric input data such as pipe diameter, wall thickness, trunnion diameter, and moment arm length. It also lists loading input data like maximum operating pressure and axial/moment loads. The Kellogg method is used to calculate bending stresses in both the circumferential and longitudinal directions as well as primary hoop and longitudinal stresses. The combined stresses are found to be below 1.5 times the allowable stress value, indicating the trunnion design is satisfactory.

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    Dummy Leg & Trunnion Calculation Sheet: Pipe Dia. MM Pipe Nom. THK (Tnom) MM

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    This document contains a stress calculation for a dummy leg and trunnion. It provides geometric input data such as pipe diameter, wall thickness, trunnion diameter, and moment arm length. It also lists loading input data like maximum operating pressure and axial/moment loads. The Kellogg method is used to calculate bending stresses in both the circumferential and longitudinal directions as well as primary hoop and longitudinal stresses. The combined stresses are found to be below 1.5 times the allowable stress value, indicating the trunnion design is satisfactory.

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    This document contains a stress calculation for a dummy leg and trunnion. It provides geometric input data such as pipe diameter, wall thickness, trunnion diameter, and moment arm length. It also lists loading input data like maximum operating pressure and axial/moment loads. The Kellogg method is used to calculate bending stresses in both the circumferential and longitudinal directions as well as primary hoop and longitudinal stresses. The combined stresses are found to be below 1.5 times the allowable stress value, indicating the trunnion design is satisfactory.

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    Dummy Leg & Trunnion Calculation Sheet: Pipe Dia. MM Pipe Nom. THK (Tnom) MM

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    This document contains a stress calculation for a dummy leg and trunnion. It provides geometric input data such as pipe diameter, wall thickness, trunnion diameter, and moment arm length. It also lists loading input data like maximum operating pressure and axial/moment loads. The Kellogg method is used to calculate bending stresses in both the circumferential and longitudinal directions as well as primary hoop and longitudinal stresses. The combined stresses are found to be below 1.5 times the allowable stress value, indicating the trunnion design is satisfactory.

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    Proyect: Client:

    Unit: Date: 11-06-2021


    Made by: Rev. 0
    DUMMY LEG & TRUNNION Stress Calculation: Calc. Node Nº:
    CALCULATION SHEET Line Number:

    GEOMETRIC INPUT DATA:

    Pipe Dia. mm = 219.0

    Pipe nom. thk (Tnom) mm = 7

    Pipe corr. allw. (mm) = 3

    Pipe tolerance % or = 12.5


    Pipe tolerance (mm) = 0

    Trunnion Dia (d) mm = 114

    nom. thk (tnom) mm = 6


    Pipe radius (R) mm = 109.5
    tolerance % or = 12
    tolerance (mm) = 0 Trunnion radius (r) mm = 57

    Moment arm (L) mm = 600 Pad min. thk. (tp) mm = 5.28

    Effective wall thickness for calculation (t) mm = T + tp = 8.405 Pipe min. thk (T) mm= 3.125

    LOADING INPUT DATA:

    Max. optg. press. (P) bar = 10

    Direct axial load (Fa) n = 17,500 direction of trunion

    Force producing longitudinal moment (Fl) n = 2,000

    Force producing circumferential moment (Fc) n = 2,000

    CALCULATION: (USING KELLOGS METHOD)

    fl = Fl · L / p · r² = 117.55 (longitudinal lineal load n/mm)

    fc = Fc · L / p · r² = 117.55 (circumferential lineal load n/mm)

    fa = Fa / 2 · p · r = 48.86 (direct lineal load n/mm)

    f1 = 1.5( fc + fa ) = 249.61 f2 = 1.5 · fa + fl = 190.84

    Circumferential bending stress (Sbc) = 1.17 · f1 · Ö`R = 125.42


    t1,5

    Longitudinal bending stress (Sbl) = 1.17 · f2 · Ö`R = 95.88


    t1,5

    Hoop primary stress (Sph) n/mm² = P · R / 10T = 35.04

    Longt. primary stress (Spl) n/mm² = P · R / 20T = 17.52

    Combined circ. stress (Sc) n/mm² = Sbc + Sph = 160.46 79%

    Combined long. stress (Sl) n/mm² = Sbl + Spl = 113.40 56%

    Allow. stress (Sh) n/mm² = 136 1.5 · Sh = 204.00

    Sc and Sl to be less than 1.5 · Sh


    This calculation shows the trunnion to be satisfactory

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