11:35 AM 7 OQ @ slideshare.net/StaticE + @ : vow 2oHeenter com PoHeniine Course M398 wom PDHonine.7g “Tho formulao in ASME Section | and Section Vil ars used to determine tho minima requred thick ‘oes and design grecsire of piping, tubes, drums and headers using the Maximum Allowable Work: ing Prescure (MAWP), However, Paragraph UG-31 states that hese formulae may be aise weed for Calculating wal thickness of tubes and pipes under irtemal pressure 2: ~ Design: “The ASME Boller Code Section I, as wall as Section VI requires longitudinal ard circumferential but Joni obo examine by fll radiograph \Whan he vessel cesign s required fully radlographed ginal but-welded ort, the cynical shel wi nave a Joint efficiency factor (E = 1.0). This factor crresponcs io a safety facto (cr mater qual {fate of 3.5m the paren meta When the vessel design is required nen-radlographed longitudinal bult-weled joints the vessel wil have ajoint efficiency factor (E = 0.7, which cowesponds 10 9 safety factor of 05m, remsting i 20 incre of 43% in the ckness ofthe plates 2.2 - Pressure Vessels Maximum Allowable Stress Valves The masimum allwable stress vaues tobe used inthe calculaon ofthe vessels wall thickness are Gven inthe ASME Code for many diferent metals. These strest values are a tuncton of famparature Maximum Alowable Stress Vaiue for Common Steel esor | “eso. [ecees [15 800] 18 300 . T7500] 35.300 sa-209 ree ae Division 1: Govems the design by "Rules", less stingent fom the standpoint of catan design details [Ed inspection procedures, ad thus ncarporates a higher safety factor of 4. For example, #2 60,000 Dai tersie srength materal i used, the Maximum Allowable Stress Value is 19,000 psi, ‘Division 2: Governs tne design by “Analysis” ana incorporates a Iower safety factor of 3. Thus, the Fiaamum allowable stress value ra 60,000 pl tonsi sength materia wit become 20,000 ps