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    This document calculates the moment of inertia and allowable bending stress for two pipes with different diameters - a 1400 NB pipe and a 750 NB pipe. For each pipe, it provides the load, moment arm, bending moment, pipe diameters, moment of inertia, allowable bending stress, distance to outer fiber, and actual bending stress. It then compares the actual bending stress to the allowable bending stress and determines that for both pipes, the allowable stress is higher so the bending force does not exceed the pipe's limits.

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    This document calculates the moment of inertia and allowable bending stress for two pipes with different diameters - a 1400 NB pipe and a 750 NB pipe. For each pipe, it provides the load, moment arm, bending moment, pipe diameters, moment of inertia, allowable bending stress, distance to outer fiber, and actual bending stress. It then compares the actual bending stress to the allowable bending stress and determines that for both pipes, the allowable stress is higher so the bending force does not exceed the pipe's limits.

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    Calculation of Moment of Inertia of Pipe and Allowable Bending Inside Piping

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    dsdeshpande
    This document calculates the moment of inertia and allowable bending stress for two pipes with different diameters - a 1400 NB pipe and a 750 NB pipe. For each pipe, it provides the load, moment arm, bending moment, pipe diameters, moment of inertia, allowable bending stress, distance to outer fiber, and actual bending stress. It then compares the actual bending stress to the allowable bending stress and determines that for both pipes, the allowable stress is higher so the bending force does not exceed the pipe's limits.

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    Calculation of Moment of Inertia of pipe and allowable bending inside Piping

    1400 NB pipe
    symbol Details Formula value
    F Load in kgs 324300
    r moment arm in m 1.655
    M Moment in kg m M=F xr 536716.5
    D Outside diameter of pipe in cms 143.2
    d Inside diameter of pipe in cms 140
    I Moment of Inertia in cm4 I = ∏/64(D^4 -d^4) 1784355.49
    fa allowable bending stress kg/cm2 From 0.66 fy 1682
    y Dim.of ext fibre form NA y=D/2 71.6
    fb Actual bending stress in kg/cm2 f = M x y/I 2153.657

    As the allowable bending stress is higher in value than actual bending stress
    The force effect requires force to be

    750 NB pipe
    symbol Details Formula value
    F Load in kgs 324300
    r moment arm in m 1.655
    M Moment in kg m M=F xr 536716.5
    D Outside diameter of pipe in cms 76
    d Inside diameter of pipe in cms 75
    I Moment of Inertia I = ∏/64(D^4 -d^4) 84517.39
    fa allowable bending stress kg/cm2 From 0.66 fy 1682
    y Dim.of ext fibre form NA y=D/2 38
    fb Actual bending stress in kg/cm2 f = M x y/I 24131.396

    As the allowable bending stress is higher in value than actual bending stress
    The force effect does not affect.

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