Nger Ko Nccal 00 39082

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PROJECT NAME
ERHA PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT

INITAITIVE PROGRAM
(REVAMP OF HYDRO-CYCLONE SKID AND RETROFIT OF

INSTRUMENT AIR SYSTEM)
DOCUMENT TITLE
DECK STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY

ASSESSMENT CALCULATION REPORT
DOCUMENT NUMBER
NGER-KO-NCCAL-00-39082
Revision Response
Rev Date Originator Reviewer/Endorser Approver
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B 29/09/2023 IFR GIJ DTO BOK
A 22/09/2023 IDC GIJ DTO BOK
Document Country Facility Originator Discipline Type Sub-Type Location Sequence Identifier
Control No. NG ER KO N C CAL 00 39082
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IMPROVEMENT INITIATIVE CALCULATION REPORT Revision: C
PROGRAM Date: 27-10-2023
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REVISION MODIFICATION LOG
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. INTRODUCTION..................................................................................................................
1.1. Purpose of this Document.........................................................................................
1.2. Unit of Measurements...............................................................................................
2. APPLICABLE CODES, EXXONMOBIL GPS AND STANDARDS......................................
2.1. Specification, Codes and Standards.........................................................................
2.2. ExxonMobil GPs and Specification...........................................................................
2.3. Contractors Project Documents................................................................................
2.4. Contractors Project Drawings...................................................................................
2.5. Order Of Precedence................................................................................................
3. ACRONYMS AND TERMS.................................................................................................
4. ABBREVIATION.................................................................................................................
5. INSTRUMENT AIR DRYER STRUCTURAL SUPPORT DESIGN.....................................
5.1. Design Data and Assumptions................................................................................
5.1.1. General........................................................................................................
5.1.2. Wind Data....................................................................................................
5.1.3. Design Requirements..................................................................................
5.1.4. Global Coordinate System...........................................................................
5.1.5. Instrument Air Dryer Description.................................................................
5.1.6. Analysis Basis..............................................................................................
5.1.6.1 Analysis.......................................................................................................
5.1.6.2 Allowable Stress..........................................................................................
5.1.6.3 Deflection.....................................................................................................
5.2. Computer Model......................................................................................................
5.2.1. Axis System (Modelled section of deck beams)..........................................
5.2.2. Model Geometric View................................................................................
5.2.2.1 Model 3D View.............................................................................................
5.2.2.2 Member Group & Sections..........................................................................
5.2.2.3 Support/Boundary Conditions......................................................................
5.2.2.4 Effective Length Factor (K-value)................................................................
5.3. Loading...................................................................................................................
5.3.1. Elementary Load Cases..............................................................................
5.3.1.1 Dead Load...................................................................................................
5.3.1.2 Live Load.....................................................................................................
5.3.1.3 Wind Load....................................................................................................
5.3.2. Load Combination.......................................................................................
5.3.1.4 Basic Loads.................................................................................................
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5.3.1.5 Pre – Load Combination Loads...................................................................

5.3.1.6 Combination Load Case..............................................................................
5.3.3. Basic Load Diagram....................................................................................
5.3.4. Analysis Results..........................................................................................
6. SUMMARY & CONCLUSION.............................................................................................
7. APPENDIX 1: SACS INPUT/OUTPUT FILE......................................................................
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1. INTRODUCTION
Erha field was developed in 2006 and consists of a Floating, Production, Storage and
Offloading (FPSO) vessel connected to a subsea architecture and has a production capacity
of 210kbd. Over the service years, reliability of the Hydro-cyclone and Instrument air
systems have dropped. This scope of work is to help improve the reliability of the asset
associated with the hydro-cyclone and Instrument air Systems to deliver expected
production at 80kbd. The specific scope includes:
 Revamp of the hydro-cyclone skid and instrumentation

 Installation of higher capacity IA dryers with in-built dew point analyzer
Hydro Cyclone Skid Revamp
The Scope of Work covers detailed engineering design, materials selection for retrofit of
Hydro-cyclone. Contractor shall produce IFC drawings and documentations resulting from
the detailed engineering. Contractor shall also carry out as-building, updating and
developing all process, mechanical, instrumentation, electrical and structural drawings
affected by the modification scope.
Carry out fitness for service assessment on the existing skid and identify all the spools and
items on existing hydro cyclone skid that are in bad condition using the site findings already
done by client after validation. All items on the skid that are still in good condition shall be re-
used e.g., the pressure safety vales are in good physical condition but shall be re-used after
successful integrity test.
At the completion of the brownfield site visit, contractor shall produce a set of marked
drawings showing sections of the skid for replacement.
Carry out material study and review to produce specification(s) that will be less prone to the
highly corrosive environment on Erha (this includes all aspects of the installations on the
skid)
Provide data sheet and specifications for all the valves on the skid
Replace corroded installed kit on skid e.g. (pipe supports, instrument stand etc).
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Instrument Air Package Replacement
The Scope of Work covers detailed engineering design, materials selection for new higher
capacity instrument air package. Contractor shall produce IFC drawings and documentations
resulting from the detailed engineering. Contractor shall also carry out as-building, updating
and developing all process, mechanical, instrumentation, electrical and structural drawings
affected by the modification scope.
At the completion of the brownfield site visit, contractor shall produce a set of marked
drawings showing sections of the existing structural and piping members that will be
modified to incorporate the new higher capacity dryers with in-built dew point analyzer.
Identify all the non-functioning or bad instruments and produce datasheets and
specifications as applicable.
Demolish items not in service on the deck to create space for the new higher capacity air
dryer
Demolish the existing instrument air dryer and associated piping, design for installation of
new higher capacity dryers and integrate new kit to the existing infrastructure (wet air, dry air
and heat exchange systems).
Liaise with ERHA operations to provide specifications for new air compressors
Produce IFC drawings to hook up the dry and wet air to the heat exchanger and the air
receiver respectively.
Produce other detailed engineering deliverables as required to achieve scope of work.
Replace defective instrumentation, field monitoring devices for instrument air compressors.
1.1. Purpose of this Document

This document presents the structural support design calculation for the proposed new
Instrument Air Dryer on “module E” in Erha.
This design calculation will consider the strength of the deck beams directly supporting the
new Instrument Air Dryer Package.
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1.2. Unit of Measurements

The units shown below (SI units in general) shall be used as the design units and all values
quoted shall be in these units. It is permissible to show alternative values and units as
indicated in the brackets only, after the design unit, when it is believed desirable. The size of
the unit shall be appropriate to the value being measured i.e. mm - m - km.
Description Unit
Length m (mm or km)
Area m²,
Density kg/m³
Yield Strength N/mm²
Temperature C
Force KN
Table 1 Measuring Unit

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2. APPLICABLE CODES, EXXONMOBIL GPS AND STANDARDS
2.1. Specification, Codes and Standards
 AISC ASD: American Institute of Steel Construction Manual 9th and 13th
Edition
 API RP 2A-WSD: Recommended Practice for Planning, Designing and
Constructing Fixed Offshore Platforms
 ASCE/SEI 7-10: Minimum Design Loads for Building and other Structures
 AWS D1.1: 2006 Structural Welding Code, American Welding Society
 DNV-OS-H205: Lifting Operations (Vmo Standard - Part 2-5)
2.2. ExxonMobil GPs and Specification

The following are the GP specifications referred to in various parts of this document. Further
reference should also be made to Supplements relevant to the GPs below.
 GP 25-01-01: Design of Deck Structures for Offshore Platforms
 GP29-01-45: Upstream Structural Material for Deck and Jackets and Topsides
 GP 29-03-09: Offshore Structural Welding and Inspection
 GP 56-02-02: Painting General Requirements-Offshore
 GP 25-01-02: Fabrication and Load-out of Jacket and Deck
 GP 25-01-03: Offshore Pipe Supports
 GP 30-01-03: Inshore and Offshore Lifting from Floating Vessels
 GP 56-01-08: Cathodic Protection Requirements for Offshore Structures
 GP 29-01-03: Material Selection for Upstream and Midstream Facilities and

Equipment
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2.3. Contractors Project Documents
 NGER-KO-CRBFD-00-39082: Brownfield Verification Report
 NGER-KO-BBPDB-00-39081: Basis of Design
 NGER-KO-NSPDS-00-39081: Specifications for Structural Steel
2.4. Contractors Project Drawings
 NGER-KO-NDDET-00-39081: Deck Modification – Detail Structural Drawings
 NGER-KO-LDLAY-00-39081: Equipment Location Plan for Instrument Air Dryers
2.5. Order Of Precedence

The regulations, codes and standards listed shall be applied in the following order of
priority:
 Nigerian National Standard and Legislation
 Company’s Specifications and Standards
 Project Specifications / OEM Recommendations
 International Codes and Standards
Should there be any conflict between these specifications, codes and standards, the more
stringent requirements shall take precedence and the latest edition of each code or standard
shall be applied.
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3. ACRONYMS AND TERMS
Term Definition
COMPANY or Client ExxonMobil

CONTRACTOR Less Energy Services Ltd
Sub Contractor KOHASA Engineering Company Ltd
As-Built Documentation where markup information has been formally
incorporated into a revision of the original document according to
individual requirements for each project. Document reflects the
actual status of the facility at the time of Start-Up and/or Turnover
of the facility to Affiliate Operations.
Hard Copy Paper copies or original paper documents.
Native File Originating software application editable file format.
Project Milestones Time at which specific documentation is agreed shall be available
(e.g., Detailed Engineering IFR, or IFA, or IFC Completion.
Supplier The recipient of a "direct" or "indirect" purchase order for materials
and/or equipment. In this context, a "direct" order is one issued to
a Vendor/Supplier by a Contractor or the Company
Representative. An "indirect" order is one issued by a
Vendor/Supplier (recipient of a "direct" order) to another
Vendor/Supplier for mill materials, fabricated components, or
subassemblies.
Technical Any document or drawing produced that is directly related to
Documentation design (e.g., diagrams, studies, specifications, procedures, or
reports). This includes documents, drawings, and datasheets
produced by Contractors, Subcontractors, and/or Suppliers.
Controlled A document allocated an identification number and tracked in the
Document Master Document Register (MDR). Also refers to a document with
restricted, numbered distribution copies usually requires returning
to Owner.
Confidential Information which may be used to establish Company intellectual
property rights for information shared with third parties.
Correspondence Any type of written communication sent to or received by the
Project Team (PT), including letters, memos, facsimiles,
transmittals, conference notes, and e-mails.
Non-technical Administrative documentation that is not controlled by the technical
Documentation design/drawing procedure. This includes minutes of meetings,
presentations, facsimiles, memos, e-mails, and letters of a
contractual or business nature. Internal documents considered to
be nontechnical are managed by Company’s Administrative
Assistants.
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4. ABBREVIATION
 API American Petroleum Institute
 AISC American Institute of Steel Construction
 ASTM American Society for Testing and Materials
 DAF Dynamic Amplification Factor
 EP Exploration and Production
 FRP Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic
 GP Global Practice
 HAT Height Astronomical Tide
 ISO International Organization for Standardization
 LAT Lowest Astronomical Tide
 MSL Mean Sea Level
 MHWS Mean High Water Spring
 MLLW Mean Lower Low Water
 MLW Mean Low Water
 STR Structural
 SWL Safe Working Load
 TOS Top of Steel
 WCF Weight Contingency Factor
 WSD Working Stress Design

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5. INSTRUMENT AIR DRYER STRUCTURAL SUPPORT DESIGN

5.1. Design Data and Assumptions
5.1.1. General
The design will check the existing and new deck framing beams that are directly supporting
the Instrument air dryer package for its strength capacity.
All loads derived for the purpose of this design have arrived at predominantly using the
guidelines of GP-25-01-01, API RP 2A WSD, AISC 360 and specifications given in the basis
of design. The Instrument air dryer weight is assumed to be 20tons as indicated in Erha –
Instrument Air Dryers Upgrade Scope of Work documents.
Figure 1.0 below shows the location of the proposed new Instrument air dryer on “module E”
also see ‘’ NGER-KO-NDDET-00-39081- Deck Modification_ Detail Structural Drawings’’.
Figure 1.0 – Deck Framing Plan Showing Proposed Air Dryer Location
The above figure shows the proposed location for the Instrument air dryer. The instrument
air dryer is located top side module ‘E’ between gridline ‘E1’ and ‘E2’ and mid-way between
gridline ‘A’ and ‘B’.
SACS 5.7 structural tool shall be used for the analysis and design of the structural elements.
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5.1.2. Wind Data
Wind forces is calculated based on API RP-2A WSD formulations for a 1-year cycle
for operating conditions and a 100-yr cycle for extreme storm conditions as per GP
25-01-01U.
It corresponds to a 1-hour mean wind speed with a 3-sec gust at 10m above sea
level for individual members and a 5-sec gust for equipment skids less than 50m in
length. With reference to “NGER-WG-NBDES-SD-31747_Structural Design Basis”
the below wind speed is utilized.
Wind Speed (m/s)
Conditions 3-Sec Gusts 5-Sec Gusts
Operating Storm 34.4 33.8
Extreme Storm 42.3 41.4
Table 2 Wind Speed Data
The wind load is applied in 8-directions as shown below
00
900 2700
1800
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5.1.3. Design Requirements
The Instrument air dryer support shall be designed according to the requirements of
codes and standards defined in section 2.1 above. The input data and assumptions
for the design shall include but not limited to the following:
Input Data/Assumption Value Code & Remarks

Framing beam material yield 245 MPa As defined in structural design basis
stress
Structure boundary condition Pinned The structure will be considered pinned at
the support connections.
Design Code AISC 360 & API RP 2A Steel work shall be designed in accordance
WSD with AISC 360 & API RP 2A WSD
Loads See section 4.2.3
Table 3 Input Data/Assumption
SACS 5.7 Structural tool shall be used for the analysis and design of the structural
elements:
5.1.4. Global Coordinate System
The coordinate system used in the SACS model will be chosen as follows:
 Z-Axis: in the vertical direction.
 Y-Axis: in the transverse direction.
 X-Axis: in the longitudinal direction.

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5.1.5. Instrument Air Dryer Description

The instrument air dryer is located on the module E level EL (+) 118500mm T.O.S, between
gridline ‘E1’ and ‘E2’ and between gridline ‘A’ and ‘B’. The width of the instrument air dryer
base skid is 1.981m (outer dimension) lying between 5.045m and 7.374m away from grid ‘A’
and grid ‘B’ respectively. The length of the Instrument air base skid is 6.700m lying between
0.720m and 2.580 away from grid ‘E1’ and ‘E2’ respectively, as shown in figure below.
Assumed height of the instrument air dryer is 2.5m.
The Instrument air dryer is raised above the grating deck with steel deck pads.
Figure 2.0 – Deck Framing Plan Describing Proposed Instrument Air Dryer Dimension
5.1.6. Analysis Basis
5.1.6.1 Analysis
The instrument air dryer structural support analysis corresponds to the structural analysis
when the instrument air dryer is installed and operational.
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The design load of the analysis shall be the self-weight of the supporting framing beams
including 10% contingency, weight of the instrument air dryer including 10% contingency,
live load (to take care of weight during maintenance) and wind load.
For simplicity, the analysis will only check the framing beams directly supporting the
instrument air dryer for strength.
The boundary condition for the analysis is described in section 5.2.2.3 below.
The analysis is carried out for the operating and extreme environmental conditions.
5.1.6.2 Allowable Stress

Stresses in steel shall conform to requirement of AISC 360 and API RP 2A WSD. The
operating allowable stresses are the AISC basic allowable stresses:
Allowable shear stress, Fv = 0.4Fy
Allowable bending stress Fb = 0.6Fy
Basic allowable stresses multiplier shall be as per the table below.
Allowable stress
Design Condition
multiplier ratio
In-service
Operating condition 1.0
Extreme condition 1.33
Table 4 Allowable Stress Multiplier Ratio
5.1.6.3 Deflection
Deflection of structural members relative to their end supports shall be in accordance with
GP 25-01-01. The below table shows the deflection limits for the structural elements
Support Condition Allowable deflection

Both end supported L/240
Cantilever L/120
Table 5 Allowable Deflection

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5.2. Computer Model
The section of deck beams that are supporting the Instrument air dryer is modelled in SACS.
Also modelled is the idealised instrument air dryer packaged (assumed to be a box structure,
considered to be dummy elements) to effectively capture the environmental load effect, and
the connecting members to connect the instrument air to the deck beam (also considered as
dummy elements).
5.2.1. Axis System (Modelled section of deck beams)

The existing north platform direction axis convention for the coordinate system of the deck
has been maintained with the reference deck level at EL (+) 118500mm T.O.S. Below shows
the axis of the model as it corresponds to the platform coordinate system.
Y: negative, is towards South of platform
Y: positive, is towards North of platform
X: negative is towards West of platform
X: positive is towards East of platform
Z: negative is towards MLW
Z: positive is away from MLW

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E1
Platform North
0.785m 1.781m 2.433m 2.540m 2.460m
6.7m
0.810m
1.981m
1.354m
1.536m
0.900m
4.988m Modelled Deck framing

Modelled Air Dryer
eams
B
Figure 3.0 – Modelled Area of Deck EL (+) 118.500m
5.2.2. Model Geometric View
5.2.2.1 Model 3D View

The 3D view of the model is shown below. The model shows existing framing beam, new
framing beams, instrument air dryer (as dummy) and connections between deck and dryer
skid (as dummy).
Existing Beams_EB5
(W14 X38) Existing Beams_EB1
New Beams_NB
(WPG 1200)
(W14 X38)
Existing Beams _EB2
(W16 X45)
Existing Beams _EB4

(W24 X104)
Existing Beams _EB3

(W21 X62)
Figure 4.0 – 3D Model showing deck beams

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Instrument Air Dryer and skid

(Dummy)
Deck support beams
Dummy Elements Connecting Air dryer Base

Skid to Deck Framing Beams
Figure 5.0 – 3D Model showing Instrument Air Dryer and base skid
5.2.2.2 Member Group & Sections

The 3D view of the model is shown below. The model shows existing framing beam, new
framing beams, instrument air dryer (as dummy) and connections between deck and dryer
skid (as dummy).
Figure 6.0 Member Group

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Figure 7.0 Member Section
Figure 8.0 Nodes and Member Numbering

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5.2.2.3 Support/Boundary Conditions

The modelled framing beams are supported by the existing non modelled girder beams. The
support locations are all considered as pinned as shown below.
111000
111000
111000
111000
Figure 9.0 Support Condition
5.2.2.4 Effective Length Factor (K-value)

The modelled framing beams are supported by the existing non modelled girder beams. The
support locations are all considered as pinned as shown below.
The effective length coefficients for SACS analysis and design shall be as follows:
Member Type Effective length coefficient
Ky Kz
Beam 1.0 1.0
Vertical Columns 1.0 1.0
Cantilever beam 2.0 2.0

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5.3. Loading
5.3.1. Elementary Load Cases
5.3.1.1 Dead Load

The dead weights have been considered in two scenarios – Modelled dead weight and un-
modelled dead weight.
All dead weight has been factored with partial safety factor of 1.1 to account for unforeseen
weights.
Modelled Dead Weight:
Load Case 101-Modelled structural dead weight (SELW)
This loading includes the dead weight of the modelled framing beams which is automatically
generated by the computer model.
The dead weights have been factored by 1.1 in the SACS model for worst load effect.
From the SACS file, un-factored modelled dead weight = 62.197kN
Therefore, factored dead weight = 1.1 x 62.197kN = 72.9879kN
Un-Modelled Dead Weight:
Load Case 102 Instrument Air Dryer weight (EQW)
This loading includes the weight of the Instrument air dryer and base skid components.
Since there is no available OEM information about the weigh, we assumed a total load of
20tons as stated in the scope of work document.
The weight is factored by 1.1 in the SACS model for worst load effect (contingency).
From the SACS file, total un-factored dead weight (EQW) = 199.2806kN
Therefore, factored dead weight (EQW) = 1.1 x 199.2806kN = 219.208 kN

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5.3.1.2 Live Load

Load Case 201-213-Live Load (LLW1-LLW13)
A uniform distributed live load intensity of 5.0kN/m2 has been applied on the modelled
framing beams to account for maintenance purpose. The deck beams are divided to 14
difference areas, so that the live load (area load) can be easily distributed to those area
The table below summarized the live load and its application.
Framing Uniform
Load beam/area Live Total Applied
Load Case Dimension Load Load Live load
Case Name in Distribution
Model Length Width (kN)
kN/m2
(m) (m)
Area Load on
201 LLW1 5.001 0.884 5.0 22.104
defined area.
Area Load on
202 LLW2 5.0 1.097 5.0 27.425
defined area.
Area Load on
203 LLW3 1.562 0.999 5.0 7.802
defined area.
Area Load on
204 LLW4 4.002 0.967 5.0 19.349
defined area.
Area Load on
205 LLW5 2.541 1.191 5.0 15.131
defined area.
Area Load on
206 LLW6 1.622 1.541 5.0 12.497
defined area.
Area Load on
207 LLW7 4.002 0.967 5.0 defined area. 19.349
Area Load on
208 LLW8 2.541 1.012 5.0 12.857
defined area.
Area Load on
209 LLW9 1.622 0.662 5.0 defined area. 5.368
Area Load on
210 LLW10 1.349 0.999 5.0 defined area. 6.738
Area Load on
211 LLW11 4.002 0.977 5.0 defined area. 19.549
Area Load on
212 LLW12 5.0 1.032 5.0 defined area. 25.8
Area Load on
213 LLW13 5.001 0.817 5.0 defined area. 20.429
Area Load on
214 LLW14 2.203 0.837 5.0 defined area. 9.219
Table 6 Uniform Live Load

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5.3.1.3 Wind Load

The wind load will be automatically generated by SACS 5.7 with the appropriate wind speed
for operating and extreme condition in accordance with API RP 2A-WSD.
The wind load will be applied in 8-directions as shown below
00
900 2700
1800
Operating Wind Loads: Load Case P000 – P315
Operating wind loads are generated from the operating wind speed for 1-year return period
of 33.8m/s at 10m (see basis of design).
Extreme Wind Loads: Load Case E000 – E315
Extreme wind loads are generated from the operating wind speed for 100-year return period
of 41.4m/s at 10m (see basis of design).
5.3.2. Load Combination

Loading have been combined for operating and extreme environmental conditions in
accordance with standards and specification stated in section 2.1 above and the structural
design basis to ensure worst loading effect is captured.
Note that dead loads applied in the model have been factored with partial safety factor of 1.1
in all cases.
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5.3.1.4 Basic Loads
Load Value Applied

Load Case Description
(kN) direction
SELW Weight of modelled framing beam 72.9879 -Z

EQW Weight of Instrument air dryer 219.208 -Z
LLW1 Live load 22.104 -Z
0
P000 0 Wind load 1.168 +X
P045 450 Wind load 0.826,1.902 +X, +Y
P090 900 Wind load 2.689 +Y
P135 1350 Wind load 0.826,1.902 -X, +Y
P180 1800 Wind load 1.168 -X
P225 2250 Wind load 0.826,1.902 -X, -Y
P270 2700 Wind load 2.689 -Y
P315 3150 Wind load 0.826,1.902 +X, -Y
E000 00 Wind load 1.752 +X
E045 450 Wind load 1.239, 2.853 +X, +Y
E090 900 Wind load 4.035 +Y
E135 1350 Wind load 1.239, 2.853 -X, +Y
E180 1800 Wind load 1.752 -X
E225 2250 Wind load 1.239, 2.853 -X, -Y
E270 2700 Wind load 4.035 -Y
E315 3150 Wind load 1.239, 2.853 +X, -Y
Table 7.0: Basic Loads
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5.3.1.5 Pre – Load Combination Loads

The pre-combination load is considered for dead loads and live loads.
Load
Des. SELW EQW
Case
Dead
DLSM Load 1.0 1.0
Sum
Table 8.0: Dead Load Sum
Loading and Combination factor

Load
Des.
Case
LW1
LW2 LW3 LW4 LW5 LW6 LW7 LW8 LW9 LW10 LW11 LW12 LW13 LW14
Live
LLW Load 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0
Sum
Table 9.0: Live Load Sum
5.3.1.6 Combination Load Case

Loadings and pre-combined loadings are combined for operating and extreme conditions.
The load combination will consider the dead load, uniform live load and the environmental
loads. The load combination cases and detailed loading combination factors are given in the
tables 10.0 & 11.0 below.
Load
Combinatio
n Case LL P00 P04 P09
DLSM P135 P180 P225 P270 P315
W 0 5 0
C001 1.0 1.0 1.0

C002 1.0 1.0 1.0
C003 1.0 1.0 1.0
C004 1.0 1.0 1.0
C005 1.0 1.0 1.0
C006 1.0 1.0 1.0
C007 1.0 1.0 1.0
C008 1.0 1.0 1.0
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Table 10.0: Combination Load Case – Operating Condition
Load
Combinatio
n Case LL E00 E04 E09
DLSM E135 E180 E225 E270 E315
W 0 5 0
CE01 1.0 1.0 1.0

CE02 1.0 1.0 1.0
CE03 1.0 1.0 1.0
CE04 1.0 1.0 1.0
CE05 1.0 1.0 1.0
CE06 1.0 1.0 1.0
CE07 1.0 1.0 1.0
CE08 1.0 1.0 1.0
Table 11.0: Combination Load Case – Extreme Condition
5.3.3. Basic Load Diagram
Figure 10.0 Load Case SELW (Include weight of supporting beams)
Figure 11.0 Load Case EQW – Instrument Air Dryer Weight

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Figure 12.0 Load Case LLW1 – Typical Live Load
Figure 13.0 Load Case P000 – Typical Wind Action

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5.3.4. Analysis Results
5.3.4.1. Structural Member Check
The AISC 360/API RP 2A-WSD code for member stress of support beams are given
hereafter. Below table shows the maximum stress ratio for each member group for
Operating condition.
APPLIED STRESSES
MAX. UNITY CHECK
FROM END (m)

LOAD COND.
DISTANCE
GROUP ID
MEMBER
CRITICAL
SHEAR-Y
SHEAR-Z
(N/mm2)
(N/mm2)
(N/mm2)
(N/mm2)
(N/mm2)
BEND-Y
BEND-Z
AXIAL
EB2 0052-0028 CO07 0.47 0.0 -0.11 40.58 49.46 -28.20 -7.92
NB 0057-0049 CO03 0.1 0.3 0.04 -0.01 -0.16 -2.23 -26.46
Table 12.0: Maximum Stress Ratio _ Operating Condition
From the above unity ratio check, the maximum utilization ratio for operating condition does
not exceed the allowable value of 1.0. The highest value obtained is 0.47 as shown in the
table 12.0 above and figure 14.0 below:
Max.UC ratio on existing support beams
Figure 14.0 – Utilization Ratio for Operating condition

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Also, find hereafter the maximum stress ratios for Extreme condition
MAX. UNITY CHECK APPLIED STRESSES
FROM END (m)

LOAD COND.
DISTANCE
GROUP ID
MEMBER
CRITICAL
SHEAR-Y
SHEAR-Z
(N/mm2)
(N/mm2)
(N/mm2)
(N/mm2)
(N/mm2)
BEND-Y
BEND-Z
AXIAL
EB2 0052-0028 CE07 0.48 0.0 -0.12 40.73 49.77 -28.31 -8.03
NB 0057-0049 CE03 0.1 0.3 0.04 -0.01 -0.32 -2.27 -26.49
Table 13.0: Maximum Stress Ratio _ Extreme Condition
From the above unity ratio check, the maximum utilization ratio for Extreme condition does
not exceed the allowable value of 1.0. The highest value obtained is 0.48 as shown in table
13.0 above and figure 15.0 below:
Max.UC ratio on existing support beams
Figure 15.0 – Utilization Ratio for Extreme Condition

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5.3.4.2. Deflection Check
The summary of the maximum joint displacement of the support structure is shown in the
tables below with respect to Extreme conditions.
DISPLACEMENT
LOAD COND JOINTS MILIMETERS
DEF(X) DEF(Y) DEF(Z)
CE01 0024, 0003, 0050 0.35 -0.15 -3.33
CE02 0024, 0029, 0050 0.35 0.18 -3.32
CE03 0024, 0029, 0050 0.35 0.19 -3.32
CE04 0024, 0029, 0050 0.35 0.18 -3.32
CE05 0024, 0003, 0050 0.35 -0.15 -3.33
CE06 0024, 0003, 0050 0.35 -0.18 -3.34
CE07 0024, 0003, 0050 0.36 -0.19 -3.35
CE08 0024, 0003, 0050 0.36 -0.18 -3.34
Table 14.0: Maximum Joint Deflection for Extreme Condition
Maximum Vertical Deflection
From the table above the maximum vertical joint deflection is 3.35mm occurs on joint 0050
for extreme condition, beam length is 5001mm.
Allowable deflection = 5001/240 = 20.84mm
Relative deflection = joint 0050 – (joint 0048 + joint 0038)/2
= 3.35 - (1.85+0.38)/2 = 2.235mm

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Utilization ratio UC = 2.235/20.84 = 0.107 Ok

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6. SUMMARY & CONCLUSION

From the above calculations and analysis for the deck support beams (supporting the
Instrument air dryer), stress ratio does not exceed the allowable value of 1.0. The maximum
utilization ratio obtained is 0.48 on the existing supports beams; also, the maximum
deflection is less than the allowable hence the deck members are fit for purpose.
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7. APPENDIX 1: SACS INPUT/OUTPUT FILE

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LDOPT NF+Z1.0280007.849000 GLOBMN

OPTIONS MN 1 1
LCSEL C001 C002 C003 C004 C005 C006 C007 C008 CE01 CE02 CE03 CE04
LCSEL CE05 CE06 CE07 CE08
LCFAC 1.330CE01 CE02 CE03 CE04 CE05 CE06 CE07 CE08
SECT
SECT CH80 TUB 8.000 0.500
SECT W16X45 WF 85.80646.202 24391.161365.239 17.8821.43540.8940.8761.021
SECT W8X13 WF 24.7743.625 1648.276113.631 10.1600.64720.2950.5840.762
SECT WPG1200 WF 30.0002.400120.001.600
GRUP
GRUP DM1 CH80 20.507.72224.50 1 1.001.00 0.500 1.00-4
GRUP DM2 W8X13 20.507.72224.50 1 1.001.00 1.00-4
GRUP EB1 WPG1200 20.507.72224.50 1 1.001.00 7.8490
GRUP EB2 W16X45 20.507.72224.50 1 1.001.00 7.8490
GRUP EB3 W21X62 20.507.72224.50 1 1.001.00 7.8490
GRUP EB4 W24X104 20.507.72224.50 1 1.001.00 7.8490
GRUP EB5 W14X38 20.507.72224.50 1 1.001.00 7.8490
GRUP NB W14X38 20.507.72224.50 1 1.001.00 7.8490
MEMBER
MEMBER 00030066 DM1
MEMBER 00050064 DM1
MEMBER 00060061 DM1
MEMBER 00390065 DM1
MEMBER 00550060 DM1
MEMBER 00560062 DM1
MEMBER 00570063 DM1
MEMBER 00590067 DM1
MEMBER 00600071 DM1
MEMBER 00620072 DM1
MEMBER 00690075 DM1
MEMBER 00700073 DM1
MEMBER 00710072 DM1
MEMBER 00710075 DM1
MEMBER 00720073 DM1
MEMBER 00750073 DM1
MEMBER 00600061 DM2
MEMBER 00600062 DM2
MEMBER 00610064 DM2
MEMBER 00620063 DM2
MEMBER 00630065 DM2
MEMBER 00640066 DM2
MEMBER 00650067 DM2
MEMBER 00660069 DM2
MEMBER 00670070 DM2
MEMBER 00690070 DM2
MEMBER100020011 EB1 L 5.42
MEMBER OFFSETS -39.55 -39.55
MEMBER100050031 EB1 L 5.42
MEMBER100110020 EB1 L 5.42
MEMBER100200021 EB1 L 5.42
MEMBER100210024 EB1 L 5.42
MEMBER100240005 EB1 L 5.42
MEMBER100310032 EB1 L 5.42
MEMBER100320038 EB1 L 5.42
MEMBER100380039 EB1 L 5.42
MEMBER100390043 EB1 L 5.42
MEMBER100430045 EB1 L 5.42
MEMBER 00160025 EB2
MEMBER 00240053 EB2 L
MEMBER 00250027 EB2
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MEMBER 00270033 EB2

MEMBER 00330040 EB2
MEMBER100000001 EB3 L 5.00
MEMBER100010002 EB3 L 5.00
MEMBER100020007 EB3 L 5.00
MEMBER100070008 EB3 L 5.00
MEMBER100080004 EB3 L 5.00
MEMBER100130014 EB4 L
MEMBER100140016 EB4 L 5.00
MEMBER 00010010 EB5
MEMBER 00060029 EB5
MEMBER 00070013 EB5
MEMBER 00080014 EB5
MEMBER 00100019 EB5
MEMBER 00150018 EB5
MEMBER 00170026 EB5
MEMBER 00180052 EB5
MEMBER 00220006 EB5
MEMBER 00230030 EB5
MEMBER 00260034 EB5
MEMBER 00270026 EB5
MEMBER 00280037 EB5
MEMBER 00520028 EB5
MEMBER 00030054 NB
MEMBER 00480056 NB
MEMBER 00500057 NB
MEMBER 00510055 NB L .999
MEMBER 00530003 NB
MEMBER 00550052 NB L .999
MEMBER 00560047 NB
MEMBER 00570049 NB
PGRUP
PGRUP DM3 0.5000I20.500 0.30024.500 1.0000-4
PLATE
PLATE P001 0071007500690060DM3 0
PLATE P002 0072006200700073DM3 0
PLATE P003 0071007200620060DM3 0
PLATE P004 0075007300700069DM3 0
PLATE P005 0072007100750073DM3 0
JOINT
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JOINT 0000 0. 0. 0. 111000

JOINT 0001 2. 0. 0. 21.600
JOINT 0002 5. 0. 0. 0.100 111000
JOINT 0003 7. 2. 0. 14.200 44.600
JOINT 0004 10. 0. 0. 0.100 111000
JOINT 0005 5. 2. 0. 0.100 44.600
JOINT 0006 2. 2. 0. 62.700 44.600
JOINT 0007 5. 0. 0. 71.600
JOINT 0008 7. 0. 0. 41.100
JOINT 0009 0. 0. 0. 88.400 111000
JOINT 0010 2. 0. 0. 21.600 88.400
JOINT 0011 5. 0. 0. 0.100 88.400
JOINT 0012 10. 1. 0. 0.100 9.700 111000
JOINT 0013 5. 1. 0. 71.600 9.700
JOINT 0014 7. 1. 0. 41.100 9.700
JOINT 0015 0. 0. 0. 99.900 88.400
JOINT 0016 7. 1. 0. 54.200 9.700
JOINT 0017 9. 1. 0. 16.400 9.700
JOINT 0018 0. 1. 0. 99.900 85.100
JOINT 0019 2. 1. 0. 21.600 85.100
JOINT 0020 5. 1. 0. 0.100 9.700
JOINT 0021 5. 1. 0. 0.100 85.100
JOINT 0022 2. 1. 0. 62.700 85.100
JOINT 0023 4. 1. 0. 32.900 85.100
JOINT 0024 5. 2. 0. 0.100 28.800
JOINT 0025 7. 2. 0. 54.200 28.800
JOINT 0026 9. 2. 0. 16.400 63.800
JOINT 0027 7. 2. 0. 54.200 63.800
JOINT 0028 0. 2. 0. 99.900 81.800
JOINT 0029 2. 2. 0. 62.700 81.800
JOINT 0030 4. 2. 0. 32.900 81.800
JOINT 0031 5. 2. 0. 0.100 81.800
JOINT 0032 5. 3. 0. 0.100 30.000
JOINT 0033 7. 3. 0. 54.200 30.000
JOINT 0034 9. 3. 0. 16.400 30.000
JOINT 0035 10. 3. 0. 0.100 30.000 111000
JOINT 0036 0. 3. 0. 79.500 111000
JOINT 0037 0. 3. 0. 99.900 79.500
JOINT 0038 5. 3. 0. 0.100 79.500
JOINT 0039 5. 4. 0. 0.100 33.200
JOINT 0040 7. 4. 0. 54.200 33.200
JOINT 0041 10. 4. 0. 0.100 33.200 111000
JOINT 0042 0. 4. 0. 61.200 111000
JOINT 0043 5. 4. 0. 0.100 61.200
JOINT 0045 5. 5. 0. 0.100 42.800 111000
JOINT 0047 0. 4. 0. 76.600 61.200
JOINT 0048 0. 3. 0. 76.600 79.500
JOINT 0049 2. 4. 0. 62.700 61.200
JOINT 0050 2. 3. 0. 62.700 79.500
JOINT 0051 0. 2. 0. 44.600 111000
JOINT 0052 0. 2. 0. 99.900 44.600
JOINT 0053 7. 2. 0. 14.200 28.800
JOINT 0054 7. 2. 0. 14.200 58.800
JOINT 0055 0. 2. 0. 76.600 44.600
JOINT 0056 0. 4. 0. 76.600 33.200
JOINT 0057 2. 4. 0. 62.700 33.200
JOINT 0059 7. 4. 0. 14.200 33.200
JOINT 0060 0. 2. 0. 76.600 44.600 30.590
JOINT 0061 2. 2. 0. 62.700 44.600 30.590
JOINT 0062 0. 4. 0. 76.600 33.200 30.590
JOINT 0063 2. 4. 0. 62.700 33.200 30.590
JOINT 0064 5. 2. 0. 0.100 44.600 30.590
JOINT 0065 5. 4. 0. 0.100 33.200 30.590
JOINT 0066 7. 2. 0. 14.200 44.600 30.590
JOINT 0067 7. 4. 0. 14.200 33.200 30.590
JOINT 0069 7. 2. 0. 42.200 44.600 30.590
JOINT 0070 7. 4. 0. 42.200 33.200 30.590
JOINT 0071 0. 2. 2. 76.600 44.600 80.590
JOINT 0072 0. 4. 2. 76.600 33.200 80.590
JOINT 0073 7. 4. 2. 42.200 33.200 80.590
JOINT 0075 7. 2. 2. 42.200 44.600 80.590
LOAD
LOADCN 101
LOAD Z 00020011 -2.7799 -2.7799 GLOB UNIF SELW
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LOADCN 102
***LDS1** 0.766 4.332 0.306 7.422 4.332 0.306 0.766
***LDS2** 4.332 0.306 7.422 4.332 0.306 -17.462 -17.462
***LDS3** 0.305 50 3 3 0 1102 -2EQUPPRESEQW
LOAD Z 00600061 -16.467 -16.467 GLOB UNIF EQW
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LOADCN 201
***LDS1** 0.884 5.001 0.884
***LDS2** 0.884 5.001 0.884 -5.000 -5.000
***LDS3** 0.305 50 3 3 0 1201 -2EQUPPRESLLW1
LOAD Z 00090015 -2.2100 -2.2100 GLOB UNIF LLW1
LOADCN 202
***LDS1** 5.001 1.097 10.001 1.097 5.001
***LDS2** 1.097 10.001 1.097 -5.000 -5.000
***LDS3** 0.305 50 3 3 0 1202 -2EQUPPRESLLW2
LOADCN 203
***LDS1** 2.446 0.999 2.446
***LDS2** 2.446 0.999 2.446 -5.000 -5.000
***LDS3** 0.305 50 3 3 0 1203 -2EQUPPRESLLW3
LOADCN 204
***LDS1** 0.999 1.851 5.001 1.851 0.999
***LDS2** 1.851 5.001 1.851 -5.000 -5.000
***LDS3** 0.305 50 3 3 0 1204 -2EQUPPRESLLW4
LOADCN 205
***LDS1** 5.001 2.288 7.542 2.288 5.001
***LDS2** 2.288 7.542 2.288 -5.000 -5.000
***LDS3** 0.305 50 3 3 0 1205 -2EQUPPRESLLW5
LOADCN 206
***LDS1** 7.542 2.638 9.164 2.638 7.542
***LDS2** 2.638 9.164 2.638 -5.000 -5.000
***LDS3** 0.305 50 3 3 0 1206 -2EQUPPRESLLW6
LOADCN 207
***LDS1** 0.999 2.818 5.001 2.818 0.999
***LDS2** 2.818 5.001 2.818 -5.000 -5.000
***LDS3** 0.305 50 3 3 0 1207 -2EQUPPRESLLW7
LOADCN 208
***LDS1** 5.001 3.300 7.542 3.300 5.001
***LDS2** 3.300 7.542 3.300 -5.000 -5.000
***LDS3** 0.305 50 3 3 0 1208 -2EQUPPRESLLW8
LOADCN 209
***LDS1** 7.542 3.300 9.164 3.300 7.542
***LDS2** 3.300 9.164 3.300 -5.000 -5.000
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***LDS3** 0.305 50 3 3 0 1209 -2EQUPPRESLLW9

LOADCN 210
***LDS1** 3.795 0.999 3.795
***LDS2** 3.795 0.999 3.795 -5.000 -5.000
***LDS3** 0.305 50 3 3 0 1210 -2EQUPPRESLLW10
LOADCN 211
***LDS1** 0.999 3.795 5.001 3.795 0.999
***LDS2** 3.795 5.001 3.795 -5.000 -5.000
***LDS3** 0.305 50 3 3 0 1211 -2EQUPPRESLLW11
LOADCN 212
***LDS1** 5.001 4.332 10.001 4.332 5.001
***LDS2** 4.332 10.001 4.332 -5.000 -5.000
***LDS3** 0.305 50 3 3 0 1212 -2EQUPPRESLLW12
LOADCN 213
***LDS1** 4.612 5.001 4.612
***LDS2** 4.612 5.001 4.612 -5.000 -5.000
***LDS3** 0.305 50 3 3 0 1213 -2EQUPPRESLLW13
LOADCN 214
***LDS1** 9.164 3.300 10.001 3.300 9.164
***LDS2** 3.300 10.001 3.300 -5.000 -5.000
***LDS3** 0.305 50 3 3 0 1214 -2EQUPPRESLLW14
LOADCNE000
WIND
WIND D 41.400 0.00 AP08
LOADCNE045
WIND
WIND D 41.400 45.00 AP08
LOADCNE090
WIND
WIND D 41.400 90.00 AP08
LOADCNE135
WIND
WIND D 41.400 135.00 AP08
LOADCNE180
WIND
WIND D 41.400 180.00 AP08
LOADCNE225
WIND
WIND D 41.400 225.00 AP08
LOADCNE270
WIND
WIND D 41.400 270.00 AP08
LOADCNE315
WIND
WIND D 41.400 315.00 AP08
LOADCNP000
WIND
WIND D 33.800 0.00 AP08
LOADCNP045
WIND
WIND D 33.800 45.00 AP08
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LOADCNP090
WIND
WIND D 33.800 90.00 AP08
LOADCNP135
WIND
WIND D 33.800 135.00 AP08
LOADCNP180
WIND
WIND D 33.800 180.00 AP08
LOADCNP225
WIND
WIND D 33.800 225.00 AP08
LOADCNP270
WIND
WIND D 33.800 270.00 AP08
LOADCNP315
WIND
WIND D 33.800 315.00 AP08
LCOMB
LCOMB LLW 201 1.0000202 1.0000203 1.0000204 1.0000205 1.0000206 1.0000
LCOMB LLW 207 1.0000208 1.0000209 1.0000210 1.0000211 1.0000212 1.0000
LCOMB LLW 213 1.0000214 1.0000
LCOMB DLSM 102 1.0000101 1.0000
LCOMB C001 DLSM1.0000LLW 1.0000P0001.0000
LCOMB C002 DLSM1.0000LLW 1.0000P0451.0000
LCOMB C003 DLSM1.0000LLW 1.0000P0901.0000
LCOMB C004 DLSM1.0000LLW 1.0000P1351.0000
LCOMB C005 DLSM1.0000LLW 1.0000P1801.0000
LCOMB C006 DLSM1.0000LLW 1.0000P2251.0000
LCOMB C007 DLSM1.0000LLW 1.0000P2701.0000
LCOMB C008 DLSM1.0000LLW 1.0000P3151.0000
LCOMB CE01 DLSM1.0000LLW 1.0000E0001.0000
END
**PHY1**T0018-0028 THRO0018-0052 MEM0052-0028 MEM
**PHY1**T0022-0029 THRO0022-0006 MEM0006-0029 MEM
**PHY1**T0024-0025 THRO0024-0053 MEM0053-0025 MEM
**PHY1**T0024-0031 THRO0024-0005 MEM0005-0031 MEM
**PHY1**T0036-0037 THRO0036-0048 MEM0048-0037 MEM
**PHY1**T0037-0038 THRO0037-0050 MEM0050-0038 MEM
**PHY1**T0039-0040 THRO0039-0059 MEM0059-0040 MEM
**PHY1**T0042-0043 THRO0042-0047 MEM0047-0049 MEM0049-0043 MEM
**PHY1**T0048-0047 THRO0048-0056 MEM0056-0047 MEM
**PHY1**T0050-0049 THRO0050-0057 MEM0057-0049 MEM
**PHY1**T0051-0052 THRO0051-0055 MEM0055-0052 MEM
**PHY1**T0053-0054 THRO0053-0003 MEM0003-0054 MEM
**JNCV** 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
**GCOL** DM1M0 0 255 DM2M0 0 255 EB1M255 255 0 EB2M255 128 0
**GCOL** EB3M0 255 255 EB4M128 128 255 EB5M0 255 64 NB M255 0 128
END
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SACS-IV SYSTEM FIXED JOINTS REACTION FORCES AND MOMENTS SUMMARY

*** MOMENTS SUMMED ABOUT ORIGIN ***
********************* KN ******************** ******************** KN-M *******************

LOAD FORCE(X) FORCE(Y) FORCE(Z) MOMENT(X) MOMENT(Y) MOMENT(Z)
CASE
C001 -1.139 0.000 510.811 1390.256 -2345.075 3.352
C002 -0.805 -1.853 510.811 1391.223 -2344.935 -5.839
C003 0.000 -2.621 510.811 1391.624 -2344.598 -11.610
C004 0.805 -1.853 510.811 1391.223 -2344.261 -10.580
C005 1.139 0.000 510.811 1390.256 -2344.121 -3.353
C006 0.805 1.853 510.811 1389.289 -2344.261 5.839
C007 0.000 2.621 510.811 1388.888 -2344.598 11.610
C008 -0.805 1.853 510.811 1389.289 -2344.935 10.580
CE01 -2.272 0.000 679.379 1849.040 -3119.267 6.689
CE02 -1.607 -3.698 679.379 1850.970 -3118.988 -11.650
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CE03 0.000 -5.230 679.379 1851.770 -3118.315 -23.165

CE04 1.607 -3.698 679.379 1850.970 -3117.642 -21.110
CE05 2.272 0.000 679.379 1849.040 -3117.364 -6.689
CE06 1.607 3.698 679.379 1847.110 -3117.643 11.650
CE07 0.000 5.230 679.379 1846.311 -3118.315 23.164
CE08 -1.607 3.698 679.379 1847.110 -3118.988 21.110
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* * * M E M B E R G R O U P S U M M A R Y * * *
AISC 2005 ASD / API RP2A-WSD
MAX. DIST EFFECTIVE CM

GRUP CRITICAL LOAD UNITY FROM * APPLIED STRESSES * *** ALLOWABLE STRESSES *** CRIT LENGTHS * VALUES *
ID MEMBER COND CHECK END AXIAL BEND-Y BEND-Z AXIAL EULER BEND-Y BEND-Z COND KLY KLZ Y Z
M N/MM2 N/MM2 N/MM2 N/MM2 N/MM2 N/MM2 N/MM2 M M
DM1 0006-0061 CE01 1.02 0.3 -33.68 -0.03-145.11 .15E+03.80E+04.18E+03.18E+03 C>.15B 0.3 0.3 0.85 0.85
DM2 0064-0066 CE03 1.04 0.0 1.10-117.55 38.51 .15E+03.13E+03.14E+03.23E+03 TN+BN 2.1 2.1 1.00 1.00
EB1 0031-0032 CE08 0.19 0.5 7.17 19.77 -11.35 .15E+03.92E+04.17E+03.23E+03 TN+BN 5.4 0.5 1.00 1.00
EB2 0059-0040 CE03 0.27 0.0 -10.93 28.31 -6.97 .15E+03.13E+05.16E+03.23E+03 CM+BN 0.4 0.4 1.00 1.00
EB3 0002-0007 CE03 0.07 0.0 0.27 -8.97 2.47 .15E+03.24E+04.16E+03.23E+03 TN+BN 5.0 0.7 1.00 1.00
EB4 0016-0017 CE07 0.11 0.0 -3.14 12.00 5.20 .14E+03.26E+04.16E+03.23E+03 CM+BN 1.6 1.6 1.00 1.00
EB5 0052-0028 CE07 0.48 0.0 -0.16 44.29 50.66 .15E+03.14E+05.16E+03.23E+03 CM+BN 0.4 0.4 1.00 1.00
NB 0051-0055 CE07 0.10 0.8 -8.38 8.43 4.85 .14E+03.33E+04.16E+03.23E+03 CM+BN 1.0 0.8 1.00 1.00

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ERHA PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT

(REVAMP OF HYDRO-CYCLONE SKID AND RETROFIT OF

DECK STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY

C 27/10/2023 DIFC GIJ DTO BOK

REVISION MODIFICATION LOG

Revision Section Description

5.3.1.5 Pre – Load Combination Loads...................................................................

 Revamp of the hydro-cyclone skid and instrumentation

Hydro Cyclone Skid Revamp

Instrument Air Package Replacement

1.1. Purpose of this Document

1.2. Unit of Measurements

Table 1 Measuring Unit

2. APPLICABLE CODES, EXXONMOBIL GPS AND STANDARDS

2.1. Specification, Codes and Standards

 API RP 2A-WSD: Recommended Practice for Planning, Designing and

Constructing Fixed Offshore Platforms

 AWS D1.1: 2006 Structural Welding Code, American Welding Society

 DNV-OS-H205: Lifting Operations (Vmo Standard - Part 2-5)

2.2. ExxonMobil GPs and Specification

 GP 25-01-01: Design of Deck Structures for Offshore Platforms

 GP 29-03-09: Offshore Structural Welding and Inspection

 GP 56-02-02: Painting General Requirements-Offshore

 GP 25-01-02: Fabrication and Load-out of Jacket and Deck

 GP 25-01-03: Offshore Pipe Supports

 GP 30-01-03: Inshore and Offshore Lifting from Floating Vessels

 GP 56-01-08: Cathodic Protection Requirements for Offshore Structures

 GP 29-01-03: Material Selection for Upstream and Midstream Facilities and

2.3. Contractors Project Documents

 NGER-KO-CRBFD-00-39082: Brownfield Verification Report

 NGER-KO-BBPDB-00-39081: Basis of Design

 NGER-KO-NSPDS-00-39081: Specifications for Structural Steel

2.4. Contractors Project Drawings

 NGER-KO-NDDET-00-39081: Deck Modification – Detail Structural Drawings

 NGER-KO-LDLAY-00-39081: Equipment Location Plan for Instrument Air Dryers

2.5. Order Of Precedence

 Nigerian National Standard and Legislation

 Company’s Specifications and Standards

 Project Specifications / OEM Recommendations

 International Codes and Standards

3. ACRONYMS AND TERMS

COMPANY or Client ExxonMobil

 API American Petroleum Institute

 AISC American Institute of Steel Construction

 ASTM American Society for Testing and Materials

 DAF Dynamic Amplification Factor

 EP Exploration and Production

 FRP Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic

 HAT Height Astronomical Tide

 ISO International Organization for Standardization

 LAT Lowest Astronomical Tide

 MSL Mean Sea Level

 MHWS Mean High Water Spring

 MLLW Mean Lower Low Water

 MLW Mean Low Water

 SWL Safe Working Load

 TOS Top of Steel

 WCF Weight Contingency Factor

 WSD Working Stress Design

5. INSTRUMENT AIR DRYER STRUCTURAL SUPPORT DESIGN

5.1.2. Wind Data

Wind Speed (m/s)