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    ye NOTE - These data are confidential andthe property of UOP and shall not be disclosed to others or reproduced in any manner or used for any purpose whatsoever except by \wetten permission ot as provided ina signed agreement with UOP relating to such data, STANDARD SPECIFICATION 25 Es Aponin sd PO BoxS017-Des Panes. ins 62017-5017 USA 3-11-3 PRESSURE VESSELS RAGED! oeie CARBON STEEL ‘Approved: WJK Date ‘Auhenzes: RUF | REVISED ‘A Revision 9129/95 GENERAL A. Scope L._ This specification covers the requirements for the design, materials, fabrication, inspection, and testing of carbon steel fusion welded vessels, and is intended to supplement the applicable Pressure Vessel Codes. 2. Exceptions or variations shown in the Project Specifications take precedence over requirements shown, herein, B. References (Latest Edition and Addenda) 1, ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Section VIII, Division 1, Pressure Vessels. ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Section I, Power Boilers, ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Section II, Material Specifications. ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code, Section IX, Welding Qualifications. ASTM material Specifications. AWSIASME Specifications for welding electrodes. ASME B1665, Pipe Flanges and Flanged Fittings. ASME B46.1, Surface Texture . National, State and Loenl Laws and Codes een aneen DESIGN A. General Requirements 1. The design, materials, fabrication, inspection and testing of pressure vessels shall conform tothe latest. edition and addenda of the Code specified on the Project Specifications and as specified by the governing legal authority, In cases of conflict between requirements, the most restrictive requirement shall govern, 2. ‘The vessel designer shall be responsible for the accuracy of all computer programs used for the stress and thermal analysis of the vessel and components. 3. ‘The general contractor shall be responsible for the compatibility of all flanges mating with piping. The type, design and details for nozzle flanges which are not in accordance with a standard listed in the ASME, Code shall also be the responsibility of the general contractor and must be in accordance with the applicable codes and good engineering practice. 4, The general contractor shall be responsible for determining the need and the methods acceptable to perform any special analyees above the minimum calculations required by the ASME Code. 5, Where "M.R.” is specified, it indicates thatit is the Manufacturer's and/or Contractor's responsibility meet the requirement in accordance with all applicable codes and standards, including any additional requirements specified in the UOP Standard and project specifications, 6, Design thicknesses specified are minimum unless otherwise noted, 17. Design conditions specified on the project specifications apply at the top of the vessel unless otherwise noted. B. Loading 1 External loads due to wind and earthquake shall be determined in accordance with the procedures of the ‘governing Code and/or the data specified in the Project Specifications. 2. Vertical vessels and horizontal vessels, including their supports, shall be capable of supporting a full load of water, at atmospheric pressure, in the erected position, unless agreed otherwise by the owner/operator 3, Vertical vessels shall be checked for vibration due to wind or other sources to ensure their structural safety. Both stress and deflection limits shall be met. uop STANDARD SPECIFICATION 25 East gong Road PO Box $017" Pes, nls 0017 5017-USA 3-11-3 PRESSURE VESSELS EAGEI2 ore CARBON STEEL ee ee Authorzed: RUF | Reviseo &- Revision 9/29/95, 4. Where "delta P trays (total) or “delta P upflow (total)" is specified, this pressure drop shall be added together with any liquid static head in determining the bottom design pressure of the Vessei ‘Shells and Heads 1, The design thickness, in accordance with the Specified Code, shall not include any material used for applied corrosion resistant lining or the cladding material on integrally clad plate. 2. The minimum design thickness, excluding corrosion allowance, shall not be less than LV2000) + .1 inches ((D/1000) + 2.54mm), where D = nominal vessel inside diameter, inch (mr). 3. The effects of external primary mechanical loads plus design pressure and the effects of secondary stresses due to differential thermal expansion shall be investigated, and the resulting combined stresses anid deflections shall be evaluated. It is the responsibility ofthe contractor to specify the koverning load cases and critical locations. Vessel Supports 1. Vessel supports (og, skirts, lugs, legs and saddles) shall be designed to withstand the worst probable combination of live and dead loads anticipated during the normal life ofthe vessel, exclusive of allowance for corrosion. 2 Arminimum of V/16 inch (1.6 millimeters) additional thickness shall be provided for corrosion allowance, 3. Stresyes due to differential thermal expansion and frictional forces from sliding supports shall be considered in the design. 4. Allhorizontal vessels shall be supported by saddle supports fabricated to fit the outside surface of the vessel within the tolerances required by the design to prevent excessive localized stresses in the shell, Saddles shall not be placed over vessel girth welds and are to be continuously seal welded to the shell. Discontinuities Sharp discontinuities located in regions subjected to operational cyclic mechanical and/or thermal streeses shall be avoided to prevent cracking due to thermal fatigue ‘Non Pressure Retaining Components Welded tothe Shell Load bearing welds attaching non-pressure retaining parts to pressure retaining parts shall be

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