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01 Section 4.2 Added explanation on vertical and radial movement of
coke drum shell due to thermal expansion
01 Attachment 3 Added calculation sheet of vertical and radial movement
of coke drum due to thermal expansion
00 First issue to Company
PACKAGE 4 (COKE UNIT) FOR
JUBAIL EXPORT REFINERY
PROJECT
Consortium of Chiyoda Corporation / Samsung Engineering
Calculation of
Coke Drum Horizontal Movement
due to BANANA EFFECT
A. Fauzan/ S.Akabane/
01 28-May-2010 For Construction M. Arai K. Konno
F. Ando M.Kitamura
A. Fauzan/ S.Akabane/
00 15-Apr-2010 For Acceptance M. Arai K. Konno
F. Ando M.Kitamura
Project
REV. DATE STATUS Written by Checked by Approved by
Approver
Doc. No.: SA-JER-DC021-
Calculation of CYSE-073201
Coke Drum Horizontal Movement
PACKAGE 4 (COKE UNIT) FOR Rev. No 01
JUBAIL EXPORT REFINERY due to BANANA EFFECT
PROJECT PAGE 2 of 9
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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1.0 SCOPE ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3
1.0 SCOPE
This report outlines calculation methodology and result of coke drum horizontal
movement due to BANANA EFFECT which is recommended by Licensor, Foster
Wheeler USA Corp. (hereinafter FW), to be considered in accordance to FW Dwg No.
119659-4-11-003 Rev J: Note No 13. The calculation result shall be applied such that
for detail design of piping, structural steel and instrument to allow coke drum horizontal
movement.
2.0 REFERENCES
Methodology of calculation and thermal expansion data are based on the followings:
- “Bowing of Cryogenic Pipelines”, W.G. Flieder, Transactions od ASME, Sep 1961
- “Pipe Stress Engineering”, L.C.Peng, T.L.Peng, ASME Press, USA, 2009
- “ASME BPVC Sect II Part D, Table TE-1, 2007 with 2008 addenda”
The simplified model assumes that the temperature difference ΔT between one
side and the other of shell is linear.
ΔT ε=1/2α ΔT
y
D
Neutral axis
ε=-1/2α ΔT
Temp Strain
Fig.1 Strain at location y
The thermal stress at location “y” and assumes the temperature profile under the
boundary conditions being both ends fixed is expressed in the following:
1 r 2
σ r = Eε r = E αΔT =σ r
2 D/2 max D
2 2
M = ∫ σ r rdA = σ max ∫ r 2 dA = σ max I
D D
d2y M 2 1 1 2 1 αΔT
2
=− = −σ max I = EαΔT I =−
d x EI D EI 2 D EI D
dy αΔT
=− x + C1
dx D
αΔT x 2
y=− + C1 x + C 2
D 2
For a cantilever model, the boundary conditions are dy/dx=0, y=0 at x=0. Then we
get C1=C2=0, the above equation is obtained in the following:
αΔT x 2
y=−
D 2
αΔT L2
y=− at x=L
D 2
x y
L
Fig.2 Cantilever Model
In calculating horizontal movement, coke drum height is divided into two stages, i.e.
1st and 2nd stage. 1st stage is subject to temperature difference between diametrical
shell sides (BANANA EFFECT) which is taken from bottom fixation point to normal
coke fill level. 2nd stage having diametrical constant temperature (mean
temperature), where height is defined from normal coke fill level to top of nozzle. At
last, both of horizontal movements calculated from both stages are combined to
obtain total horizontal movement at top of coke drum due to BANANA EFFECT.
For detail input and coke drum sketch, refer to Attachment-1 “Calculation Sheet of
Coke Drum Top of Nozzle Horizontal Movement due to BANANA EFFECT”.
4.2 RESULT
Calculation result shows horizontal movement at top of coke drum nozzle due to
BANANA EFFECT is 208.4 mm.
In conclusion, the below data shall be applied for further related design purposes.
01 1. Top nozzles horizontal movement due to banana effect = 208.4 mm
2. Top nozzles vertical movement due to thermal expansion = 200 mm
3. Coke drum shell radial movement due to thermal expansion = 32.2 mm
5.0 ATTACHMENTS
Calculation Sheet of Coke Drum Top of Nozzle Horizontal Movement due to BANANA EFFECT
B-01 ATTACHMENT-1
Simplified Modeling by Bowing Fictitious Moment And Displacement
ε=1/2α ΔT
Sketch of Coke Drum (typ.) Total horizontal thermal movement (banana effect):
y 208.4 mm
D
Top of Nozzle, L'
Neutral axis 2nd Stage
(Constant Temp.)
ε=-1/2α ΔT
Temp. Strain Mean Temp
Equations (480oC+150oC)/2= 315oC 107.7 mm
Fig.1 Strain at location y
1st Stage
(Bowing)
1 Shell Material SA-387 Gr.11 Cl.2
2 Shell Higher Half-Side Temperature (Coking) T2 ℃ 480
Higher half-side Temp:
3 Shell Lower Half-Side Temperature (Quenching) T1 ℃ 150 o
480 C
4 Height, from bottom fixation to Top of Nozzles H mm 32,298 (Coking Design Temp.)
5 Shell Outside Diameter D mm 9,883 Lower half-side Temp:
6 Level of Temperature Profile Normal Coke Fill Level 150oC
(Quenching Design
7 Height for Constant Temperature (Top to Fill Level) L' mm 10,290 Temp.)
Design Conditions
8 Height for Temperature Difference (Bowing) L mm 22,008
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10
11 Temperature Difference ΔT ℃ 330.0
12 Mean Temperature Tmean ℃ 315.0
13 Thermal Expansion Coefficient at T2 α2 mm/mm/℃ 14.220E-6
Bottom Fixation
14 Thermal Expansion Coefficient at T1 α1 mm/mm/℃ 12.427E-6
15 Mean Thermal Expansion Coefficient at (T2+T1)/2 α mm/mm/℃ 13.316E-6
16 Constant αΔΤ /D 1/mm 4.4464E-07
17 Horizontal Deflection Angle at L y' deg. 0.56
Calculations
18 Horizontal Deflection at L y mm 107.7
19 Top Horizontal Deflection Angle at L' y' deg. 0.56
20 Top Horizontal Deflection at L' y mm 208.4
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Reference
(1) "Bowing of Cryogenic Pipelines", W.G.FLIEDER, Transactions od ASME, Sep, 1961.
(2) ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code Sect II Part D, Table TE-1, 2007 with 2008 addenda
(3) "Pipe Stress Engineering", L.C.PENG, T.L. PENG, ASME Press, USA, 2009
PROJECT: PACKAGE 4 (COKER UNIT) FOR JUBAIL EXPORT REFINERY PROJECT Date: 2010/5/25 Rev.0
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4 Ambient Temperature T amb ℃ 21
5 Height of skirt (bottom fixation to bottom T.L.) H1 mm 26,350
6 Height of shell (bottom T.L. to top T.L) H2 mm 2,438
7 Shell Inside Diameter D mm 9,800
8 Coke Drum Shell Thickness T mm 41.5
Note (1) Calculation based on information received from vendor (Sumitomo Heavy Industries, Ltd.)
(2) As design basis, 200 mm shall be used in accordance to Foster Wheeler USA Corp Dwg No. 119659-4-11-003 Rev J note 13 (b)
Reference
(1) ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code Sect II Part D, Table TE-1, Thermal Expansion Coefficent B, 2008