SOLAR RADIATION
SOLAR RADIATION
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I want to know the Pipe stress analysis temperature due to sun solar radiation?I would appeciate it if you guys out there could help me in answering this.
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But with "global warming", 70ºC might be appropriate for everywhere these days.
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Not sure of the colour ... yellow in the CAD model from memory (!) I think it was silver grey in the field.
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I'm currently working on a project in offshore Norway and the client has asked us to use NORSOK Standard L-002. In that standard, they tell you to use an installation temp. of 4 deg. C and use 60 deg. C for solar radition for exposed piping.
A Caribbean client mandated we use 170 deg. F (76.7 deg. C) for solar radiation.
On most jobs we see 140 deg. F (60 deg C) or 150 deg. F (65.6 deg. C)
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