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    A rectangular flat plate with dimensions of 200 mm by 800 mm by 10 mm thick is under uniform pressure loading of 0.8150 MPa at 90°C. The material is SA-240 316L steel with a yield stress of 250 MPa at temperature. Stress calculations using factors from Roark's formulas show a maximum stress of 162 MPa at the long edge and 80 MPa at the center, both below the allowable stress of 167 MPa. Deflection is calculated as 0.19 mm which is well below the allowable deflection of 4 mm.

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    A rectangular flat plate with dimensions of 200 mm by 800 mm by 10 mm thick is under uniform pressure loading of 0.8150 MPa at 90°C. The material is SA-240 316L steel with a yield stress of 250 MPa at temperature. Stress calculations using factors from Roark's formulas show a maximum stress of 162 MPa at the long edge and 80 MPa at the center, both below the allowable stress of 167 MPa. Deflection is calculated as 0.19 mm which is well below the allowable deflection of 4 mm.

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    Flat Rectangular Plate With Four Sides Fixed Under Uniform Pressure

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    A rectangular flat plate with dimensions of 200 mm by 800 mm by 10 mm thick is under uniform pressure loading of 0.8150 MPa at 90°C. The material is SA-240 316L steel with a yield stress of 250 MPa at temperature. Stress calculations using factors from Roark's formulas show a maximum stress of 162 MPa at the long edge and 80 MPa at the center, both below the allowable stress of 167 MPa. Deflection is calculated as 0.19 mm which is well below the allowable deflection of 4 mm.

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    Flat Plate Under Uniform Loading - Roark's Formulas Table 11.

    4 Case 8 (All Edges Fixed)

    Design Conditions
    Pressure = 0.8150 MPa
    Design temperature = 90 °C

    Material
    Specification = SA-240 316L
    Yield Stress at design temperature = 250.00 MPa
    Young Modulus at design temperature = 193500 MPa
    Allowable Design Stress, 2/3*Yield Stress = 166.667 MPa

    Dimension
    Short Side, b = 200 mm
    Long Side, a = 800 mm
    Thickness, t = 10 mm
    Ratio, a/b = 4.00
    Factor, α = 0.028
    Factor, β1 = 0.497
    Factor, β2 = 0.247

    Maximum stress
    At center of long edge, σmax = (-β1*P*b^2)/t^2 = 162.17 MPa
    OK
    At plate center, σc = (β2*P*b^2)/t^2 = 80.61 MPa
    OK

    Maximum displacement
    ymax = -(α*P*b^4)/(E*t^3) = 0.19 mm
    Allowable displacement (2% of short side) = 4.00 mm
    OK
    Job # xxx Page 1 Rev 1
    Cal. By B. ZENG Date 26.03.2018
    Chk. By S. ROWNTREE Date 26.03.2018
    Project Model HPR180-1500
    Subject Rectangular flat plate under uniform pressure

    Flat Plate Under Uniform Loading - Roark's Formulas Table 11.4 Case 8 (All Edges Fixed)

    Design Conditions
    Pressure = 0.8150 MPa
    Design temperature = 90 °C

    Material
    Specification = SA-240 316L
    Yield Stress at design temperature = 250.00 MPa
    Young Modulus at design temperature = 193500 MPa
    Allowable Design Stress, 2/3*Yield Stress = 166.667 MPa

    Dimension
    Short Side, b = 200 mm
    Long Side, a = 800 mm
    Thickness, t = 10 mm
    Ratio, a/b = 4.00
    Factor, α = 0.028
    Factor, β1 = 0.497
    Factor, β2 = 0.247

    Maximum stress
    At center of long edge, σmax = (-β1*P*b^2)/t^2 = 162.17 MPa
    OK
    At plate center, σc = (β2*P*b^2)/t^2 = 80.61 MPa
    OK

    Maximum displacement
    ymax = -(α*P*b^4)/(E*t^3) = 0.19 mm
    Allowable displacement (2% of short side) = 4.00 mm
    OK

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