Practice 670 215 00920 Publication Date 05Apr96 Page 1 of 8 FLUOR DANTEL | === STRUCTURAL DATA FOR MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT 1.0 GENERAL 11 Summary Note! Notes, including this one, unless otherwise indicated, arc to be removed or reconciled when this is issued as a project specification, ‘This specification prescribes a uniform format for the presentation of structural data for the design of mechanical equipment and defines structural related data that the equipment supplier shall be expected to furnish as part of the suppl submittal. The Lead Structural Engineer has the responsibility to modify, add, or delete requirements to meet other governing criteria, including client requirements, regional, or local codes, or insurance underwriters’ requirements. A. Scope of Specification This specification provides structural data forthe design of mechanical equipment, and defines structural related requirements thatthe equipment Supplier shall be expected to furnish as part ofthe Supplier data submited. Wherover this specification differs from the referenced codes, standards, or specifications, this specification shall govern, B, Work Not Included ‘This specification is not to be used for the design of vessels and stacks; the engineer shall use Suructural Engineering Specification 670.215.0910: Structural Engineering Criteria, instead, Related Specifications ‘The following specifications prescribe items of related work: 670.215.0910; Structural Engineering Criteria Coordinate work prescribed by this specification with work prescribed by the above listed specifications. D. Related Technical Requirements ™ 000.215.1216: Earthquake Engineering E. _Provided by Supplier ‘The following information shall be included by Supplier on drawings or other documents submitted for review: 1 Rotating and reciprocating machinery weighing 5,000 pounds or less 4. Outline drawing of the machine assembly with dimensions of skid or mounting plates, and with the location and size of anchor bolis. Required grip for anchor bolts shall be clearly noted, ‘Struetaral EngineeringFLUOR DANUE, | === Practice 670 215 00920 Publication Date OSApr96 Page 2 of 8 STRUCTURAL DATA FOR MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT £ ‘The weight of the total machine assembly and its center of gravity or individual component weights (such as drives, skid, machine) and locations such that the ‘center of gravity may be calculated, A plan showing location and size of base components requiring grout support. For skid mounted machinery, requirements for filling skid with grout and location and size of grout holes. Driver type, horsepower, and operating speed. ‘Machinery Supplier foundation recommendations, such as anchor bolt post tension stress, type of grout, and foundation layout (plan dimensions and elevations) ‘Maximum temperature of machine assembly at grout contact points. 2. Rotating machinery weighing more than 5,000 pounds. a b Information listed in Section 1.1E.1., of this specification, ‘Weight of machine rotor components and the center of gravity of each Dynamic imbalance force. Short-circuit load if motor-driven, Location of rotor bearings. Range of machine speeds and operating speed, Equivalent static load at each bolt corresponding to peak machine loads, For turbo generators, condenser flange / vacuum load. Design torque load ‘Vertical and horizontal impact loads, Machine thermal expansion force, Turbine accident load due to bowed rotor, bucket break, or valve tripping. Mass moment of inertia of the total machine about the CG (Center of Gravity) of the machine or sufficient data on individual components and their CGs to ‘calculate the mass moment of inertia about 3 axes. Required anchor bolt post tension stress. Structural Engineering 1) 2FLUOR DANIEL Publication Date 0SApr96 Page 3 of 8 STRUCTURAL DATA FOR MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT 12 References Reciprocating machinery weighing more than 5,000 pounds. a, Information listed in Section 1.1E.1., ofthis specification, , Magnitude, direction, point of application, and frequency of primary and secondary unbalanced forces and moments, both vertical and horizontal ©. Required anchor bolt post tension stress, 4, Equivalent static load at each bolt corresponding to peak machine loads. Mass moment of inertia about the CG of the machine or sufficient data on individual components and their CGs to calculate the mass moment or inertia £, Range of machine speeds and operating speed. Heat Exchanger Outline drawing of the equipment, support location, type and size of anchor bolts, and details of anchor bot sioted holes. b. Weight ofeach bundle. ¢. Empty weight and CG location of bundle and shell. 4. Weight of bundle and shet! ful of water. Air-cooled heat exchanger, heater, boiler, sphere, and miscellaneous equipment. 8, Oulline drawing with plans and elevations of equipment, support structure, and the sizes ofthe structural members. b. Location, size, and grip of anchor bolts. © Magnitude of equipment load, wind load, and earthquake load at each support 4, ‘Thermal expansion movement at cach support and the shell temperature for horizontal vessel, heater, and boiler. ‘The publications listed below form part of this specification to the extent referenced in this specification. Ifthere is a discrepancy between the references and the specifications, the specifications shall govern. Note!!! Engineer to verify latest dates of referenced documents before issuing specification. Structural Engineering