I'm working through the ASME B31G Calculations for the following
http://www.novanumeric.com/samples.php?CalcName=B31G
I'm noticing for the folias factor <= 20 ASME B31G, 2009, original method
Sf=sflow((1-2/3(d/t))/(1-(2/3)*(d/t)/M)
so when d=t, i.e. the flaw depth is 100% and there is no...
All,
I've been trying to implement the ASME B31G calculations at http://www.novanumeric.com/samples.php?CalcName=B31G
Any feedback?
I'm trying to understand some of the background.
Is Sflow more or less the yield stress and Sf the failure stress for the pipe?
-Jeff
The linear doesn't seem to match the example problem. (2.36E-04
versus 3.0e-4). Looking at the graph I wonder if a quadratic scheme would work better. I wish they would give the derivation for these curves, that may give some insight into the best interpretation scheme. These codes so often...
UbaidUllah65,
I'm working through the procedures myself at the moment. I curvefit every given curve and evaluated at a given L/2a and r/t. I am interpolating on a_r and debating which interpolation method to use. Is it better to use linear or to use quadratic interpolation?
-Jeff
I'm looking at these curves now. It doesn't look like there is enough data. There is just two L/2a curves?
I think the way to do this is the following
do a linear curve fit for every curve.
Calculate all the curves at the given R/t Then interpolate using L/2a and a/r to get an appropriate value.
Consider the poppet weight divided by the area of the orifice. Crane's Tech Paper 410 has some formulas for minimum flow (not sure how they are derived).
API 653 (I pasted API 650 twice above)
Min Plate for 60.0, 0.1
Calculating Thickness Per 1FT Method on Course1
Course1
D:60.0
G:1.5
S:24900.0
E:1.0
Cas:0.0
currentHeight:32.0
2.6xDx(H-1)xG/(SxE)+Cas=0.291325301205
Min Plate for 60.0, 0.1
Calculating Thickness Per 1FT Method on Course2
Course2...
I matched his numbers in my calculator for course 2.
API 650
Calculating Thickness Per 1FT Method on Course1
Course1
D:60.0
G:1.5
S:23200.0
E:1.0
Cas:0.0
currentHeight:32.0
2.6xDx(H-1)xG/(SxE)+Cas=0.312672413793
Min Plate for 60.0, 0.25
Calculating Thickness Per 1FT Method on Course2
Course2...
Ron,
Thanks for the reply. My masters is in Engineering Mechanics, which was through the civil engineering department while my undergraduate coursework and any job experience has been Mechanical.
I always assumed strength calculations (like Wind, beam sizing, integrity calculation etc), to be...
I am a feelance structural engineer. I put a few samples of calculations on my website at http://www.novanumeric.com/samples.php and was looking for direction.
What types of codes/calculations should I target?
Ultimately, I'd like to sell it as a service to develop these calcs for certain...