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Fea Tutorial

This tutorial provides guidance on how to input load values, consider material specifications, and determine orientation values for finite element analysis (FEA). It emphasizes the importance of using maximum operating loads and checking equipment general arrangement (GA) for accurate nozzle and shell material and orientation. Additionally, it includes instructions for verifying nozzle orientation and location through visual plots.

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Fea Tutorial

This tutorial provides guidance on how to input load values, consider material specifications, and determine orientation values for finite element analysis (FEA). It emphasizes the importance of using maximum operating loads and checking equipment general arrangement (GA) for accurate nozzle and shell material and orientation. Additionally, it includes instructions for verifying nozzle orientation and location through visual plots.

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FEA TUTORIAL

1. HOW TO PUT LOAD VALUE

Refer. Restrained Summary Report

1.1 Weight: Consider SUS Load i.e. (W+P1+H)


1.2 Operating: Maximum Load to be Consider.
1.3 Occasional: No need to consider because we already Consider [Link] in Above Row.
Refer Below Snap.

Nozzle Inside Temperature – Design Temperature

Nozzle Outside Temperature - Design Temperature

Shell Inside Temperature - Design Temperature

Shell Outside Temperature - Design Temperature

Design pressure – Bar to Mpa (1 Bar = 0.1 Mpa)

2. HOW TO CONSIDER MATERIAL


2.1. Nozzle load Material: Taken from Equipment GA
2.2. Shell Material: Taken From Equipment GA
Refer Below Snap.
3. HOW TO PUT ORIENTATION VALUE

3.1 Shell Orientation Vector: Check Equipment Axis (Vertical / Horizontal)


3.2 Nozzle Orientation Vector: As per Caesar-II (Nozzle Lmt Check.) Refer [Link].
Refer Below Snap.
4. PLOT ONLY

4.1 As per Equipment GA Check Nozzle Orientation and Location View is Correct or Not.
Refer Below Snap.

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