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    Equipment Nozzle Loading (Enl)

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    AKSHAY BHATKAR
    This document provides equipment nozzle loading (ENL) details for two nozzles on equipment 111-V-2101 and 111-V-2102. It lists the nozzle identification details and calculates the axial forces, shear forces, torsional moments, and bending moments on the nozzles under various load conditions such as operating, design, sustain, seismic, wind, and slug loading. It notes that the most onerous of the listed loads and standard nozzle loads should be used for nozzle design.

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    Equipment Nozzle Loading (Enl)

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    This document provides equipment nozzle loading (ENL) details for two nozzles on equipment 111-V-2101 and 111-V-2102. It lists the nozzle identification details and calculates the axial forces, shear forces, torsional moments, and bending moments on the nozzles under various load conditions such as operating, design, sustain, seismic, wind, and slug loading. It notes that the most onerous of the listed loads and standard nozzle loads should be used for nozzle design.

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    Noozle lDs

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    NOZZLE LOADS

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    This document provides equipment nozzle loading (ENL) details for two nozzles on equipment 111-V-2101 and 111-V-2102. It lists the nozzle identification details and calculates the axial forces, shear forces, torsional moments, and bending moments on the nozzles under various load conditions such as operating, design, sustain, seismic, wind, and slug loading. It notes that the most onerous of the listed loads and standard nozzle loads should be used for nozzle design.

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    Equipment Nozzle Loading (Enl)

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    AKSHAY BHATKAR
    This document provides equipment nozzle loading (ENL) details for two nozzles on equipment 111-V-2101 and 111-V-2102. It lists the nozzle identification details and calculates the axial forces, shear forces, torsional moments, and bending moments on the nozzles under various load conditions such as operating, design, sustain, seismic, wind, and slug loading. It notes that the most onerous of the listed loads and standard nozzle loads should be used for nozzle design.

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    EQUIPMENT NOZZLE LOADING (ENL)

    CAESAR AXES
    Y

    Z X

    EXTERNAL PIPING LOADING


    APPRD BY
    EQUIPMENT DETAILS FORCES (kN) MOMENTS (kN-m)
    NOZZLE
    CALC NODE
    FLANGE CAESAR AXES - - - - - - MECH/VESSEL
    EQUIPMENT NOZZLE NOZZLE NO.
    RATING
    NO. NO. SIZE
    LOCAL AXES FA SF1 SF2 MT BM1 BM2

    LOCAL AXES FA FL FC MT MC ML

    OPE
    530.00 88.30 115.00 990.00 750.00 1320.00
    (Operating, Design, Sustain)

    Overhead OPE+OCC
    111-V-2101 90" 12 150 570.00 180.00 180.00 1250.00 1350.00 1600.00
    Condensate (Seismic, Wind)

    OPE+OCC
    1450.00 88.30 88.30 990.00 750.00 1700.00
    (Slug)

    OPE
    460.00 77.00 100.00 744.00 564.00 992.00
    (Operating, Design, Sustain)

    Fractionator
    OPE+OCC
    111-V-2102 Reflux Drum 78" - 150 494.00 156.00 156.00 939.00 1014.00 1202.00
    (Seismic, Wind)
    Overhead

    OPE+OCC
    1257.00 77.00 77.00 744.00 564.00 1277.00
    (Slug)

    NOTES : VESSEL / MECH REMARKS :


    1 Pressure thrust is not added in Nozzle loads.
    2 FA = Axial Force, FL = Longitudinal Force, FC = Circumferential Force, FR = Resultant Force
    MT=Torsional Moment, ML=Longitudinal Moment, MC=Circumferential Moment, MR=Resultant Moment
    BM=Bending Moment
    3 Loading shall be considered as bi-directional (UNO)
    4 The design of the nozzle shall use the most onorous of these loads and the standard nozzle loads.

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