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    This document provides sample calculations for determining pipe stress and movement for piping design layout training. It includes calculations to find pipe expansion, total movement, minimum required flex leg length at different pressures, maximum span recommendation, thermal force, minimum required dimension, dead leg length, and dead load at nozzles. The sample calculations determine values such as pipe expansion of 0.98 inches, total movement of 0.52 inches, required flex leg lengths of 23 and 30 feet, and dead loads of 778 pounds and 2598 pounds at different nozzles.

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    This document provides sample calculations for determining pipe stress and movement for piping design layout training. It includes calculations to find pipe expansion, total movement, minimum required flex leg length at different pressures, maximum span recommendation, thermal force, minimum required dimension, dead leg length, and dead load at nozzles. The sample calculations determine values such as pipe expansion of 0.98 inches, total movement of 0.52 inches, required flex leg lengths of 23 and 30 feet, and dead loads of 778 pounds and 2598 pounds at different nozzles.

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    This document provides sample calculations for determining pipe stress and movement for piping design layout training. It includes calculations to find pipe expansion, total movement, minimum required flex leg length at different pressures, maximum span recommendation, thermal force, minimum required dimension, dead leg length, and dead load at nozzles. The sample calculations determine values such as pipe expansion of 0.98 inches, total movement of 0.52 inches, required flex leg lengths of 23 and 30 feet, and dead loads of 778 pounds and 2598 pounds at different nozzles.

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    PIPING DESIGN LAYOUT TRAINING

    LESSON 1
    PIPE STRESS
    Page 79 of 95
    15/11/2002 Rev. 0

    Question:
    1. Pipe Expansion ______________________
    2. Total Movement _____________________
    3. Minimum Flex Leg @ 15,000 PSI Stress __________________________
    4. Minimum Flex Leg @ 1600 Force _______________________________
    5. Maximum Span Chart Recommendation __________________________
    6. Thermal Force _______________________
    7. Find Min. Dimension __________________
    8. Minimum Dead Leg Required______________________
    9. Dead Load @ Nozzle________________________
    10. Dead Load @ Nozzle________________________

    Sample Calculations

    1. Pipe expansion = 70' x .014"/ft = .98.

    2. Total Movement = 1.5" - .98" = .52" net.

    3. Flex leg required at 15000 psi stress = 23 ft.

    4. Flex leg required at 1600# force = 30 ft.

    5. Span chart recommends 47'-0".

    6. Thermal force = 1600#.

    7. This dimension should be approximately 28.3' = 302 ft - 102 = 28.3 ft

    8. ∆ = 10 ft. (.014 - .0061) = .079" leg required = 4 ft.

    5' 3'
    9. + = 4' x 182 lbs/ft2 = 728 lbs
    2 2
    4" - Sch.40 (2' X 16.3# = 33 lbs)
    4" - 150# W.N. Flg. = 17 lbs
    728 + 33 + 17 = 778 lbs = Load on all Nozzles

    10. (30/2 + 5' (between fittings)) x 182 lbs/ft. = 1820 lbs = additional load from overhead line.
    The load at these nozzles is 1820 lbs + 778 lbs = 2598#. A vendor will accept this load (2598 lbs)
    if negotiated prior to award of contract.

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