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    This document provides blast load information for Module P43. It specifies a blast pressure of 0.9 barg due to a dynamic amplification factor of 1.5 and wind shape factor of 0.6. It also lists the wind pressure of 0.9 N/m2 at elevations of 14,000 mm, 10,000 mm, and 14,000 mm with a note that the blast pressure is defined as a wind pressure in the analysis software.

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    This document provides blast load information for Module P43. It specifies a blast pressure of 0.9 barg due to a dynamic amplification factor of 1.5 and wind shape factor of 0.6. It also lists the wind pressure of 0.9 N/m2 at elevations of 14,000 mm, 10,000 mm, and 14,000 mm with a note that the blast pressure is defined as a wind pressure in the analysis software.

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    Blast Load Calculation

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    This document provides blast load information for Module P43. It specifies a blast pressure of 0.9 barg due to a dynamic amplification factor of 1.5 and wind shape factor of 0.6. It also lists the wind pressure of 0.9 N/m2 at elevations of 14,000 mm, 10,000 mm, and 14,000 mm with a note that the blast pressure is defined as a wind pressure in the analysis software.

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    BLAST LOAD

    Blast load
    For Module P43
    Blast pressure
    DAF * CD

    Wind shape factor

    Wind Pressure
    N/m

    F=DAF*Cd*P*OD*100

    0.14

    barg

    = 1.5 * 0.6

    = 0.9

    0.9

    Elevation
    mm

    14000

    10000

    14000

    -3235

    Note - Blast pressure is defined as a wind pressure in Caesar II

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