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    This document outlines design criteria for stresses in nozzles, categorizing stresses based on their location within or beyond reinforcement limits. Stresses are classified based on their origin such as pressure, external loads, moments, and thermal loads. The type of stress is described as average across thickness, surface stress without concentration, or linearised component. Remarks provide notes on factors like including discontinuities, thermal loads, and meeting allowable stress limits.

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    Membrane and bending stress limits

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    This document outlines design criteria for stresses in nozzles, categorizing stresses based on their location within or beyond reinforcement limits. Stresses are classified based on their origin such as pressure, external loads, moments, and thermal loads. The type of stress is described as average across thickness, surface stress without concentration, or linearised component. Remarks provide notes on factors like including discontinuities, thermal loads, and meeting allowable stress limits.

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    Stress Limits - Nozzles

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    This document outlines design criteria for stresses in nozzles, categorizing stresses based on their location within or beyond reinforcement limits. Stresses are classified based on their origin such as pressure, external loads, moments, and thermal loads. The type of stress is described as average across thickness, surface stress without concentration, or linearised component. Remarks provide notes on factors like including discontinuities, thermal loads, and meeting allowable stress limits.

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    Design criteria for nozzles (not for shell region near nozzles )

    Location in
    nozzle

    Classific
    ation
    Pm

    Within limits of
    reinforcements

    Origin of stress

    Type of stress

    Remark

    Pressure and External loads and


    moments including those due to
    restrained free end displacements

    Average across thickness


    (across SCL) and excluding
    discontinuity

    FEA give including


    discontinuity
    Pd/4t
    +
    M/Z(pipe)

    F/A

    6 M/t2 not included


    PL
    PL + Pb +
    Q
    Pm
    Outside
    the
    limits
    of
    reinforcements

    PL + PB

    PL + Pb +
    Q

    Beyond
    the
    limits
    of
    reinforcements

    PL + Pb +
    Q

    - SAME AS ABOVE SAME AS ABOVE plus thermal

    Pressure and External axial, shear and


    torsional loads other than those due to
    restrained free end displacements
    Pressure
    and
    External
    bending
    moments other than those due to
    restrained free end displacements
    Pressure and External loads and
    moments including those due to
    restrained free end displacements and
    thermal
    Pressure and External loads and
    moments including those due to
    restrained free end displacements.
    Restrained free end displacements
    can be exceeded but should be
    separately checked to be within SPS

    Include discontinuity
    Include discontinuity and
    thermal loads
    Average across thickness
    (across SCL)
    Average component
    linearised component

    and

    Surface
    stress
    without
    stress
    concentration
    (linearised value)

    Sps as per ASME Sec


    VIII Div.2

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