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    The document summarizes stress calculations for swing bolts connecting shell flanges. It provides material specifications and design conditions. Key calculations check stresses in the tab, welds, and pin against allowable values. All stresses are found to be acceptable, including shear stresses in the tab and pin, bending and bearing stresses in the tab, and shear and bending stresses in the welds. Failure modes for the pinned connection are also evaluated and found acceptable.

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    The document summarizes stress calculations for swing bolts connecting shell flanges. It provides material specifications and design conditions. Key calculations check stresses in the tab, welds, and pin against allowable values. All stresses are found to be acceptable, including shear stresses in the tab and pin, bending and bearing stresses in the tab, and shear and bending stresses in the welds. Failure modes for the pinned connection are also evaluated and found acceptable.

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    Project: Item: - Date: 11/03/2015

    Calculation Code: ASME VIII Div.1 Ed.2013


    Appendix: 24
    ASME materials archive: ASME II-Part D - METRIC
    Calc. Datasheet: Swing Bolts Sh. 1 of 2

    Material
    Shell: ASTM A 240 316L (L.S.)
    Flange: ASTM A 240 316L (L.S.)
    Tab: ASTM A 240 316L (L.S.)
    Pin: ASTM A 479 TP304 (L.S.)
    Bolts: ASTM A 193 B8
    Gasket: O-Ring

    DESIGN CONDITIONS

    Ft - Total force 261039 N Nb - Bolts number 12


    F - Force per bolt 21753 N dh - Hole height 22.5 mm
    dt - Tab overall height 45 mm S- Allow. tensile stress in tab 84 N/mm2
    dl - Tab overall length 45 mm dw - Fillet weld height 45 mm
    thk - Thickness of each tab 12 mm leg - Fillet weld length 12 mm
    x- Distance to bolt centre 22.5 mm dp - Pin diameter 17 mm
    dia - Hole diameter 18 mm Sp - Allow. tensile stress in pin 99 N/mm2

    Simplifying Assumptions:
    - No torsion in welds
    - Bolt material is covered by Appendix-2 calculations
    - No out-of-plane effects such as buckling or dishing are accounted for here

    Material Properties: Allowable Stress


    Ss = 0.8*S = 67 N/mm2 Allowable shear stress in tab (80% per ASME IID Notes table 1a)
    Sb = 1.5*S = 126 N/mm2 Allowable bending stress in tab (ASME VIII-1 UG-23 (c))
    Sbe = 1.6*S = 135 N/mm2 Allowable bearing stress in tab hole
    (1.6 times per ASME IID Notes table 1a)
    Sws = 0.49*S = 41 N/mm2 Allowable shear stress in fillet weld (UW-15(c)(3))
    Swb = 0.55*S = 46 N/mm 2
    Allowable bending stress in fillet weld (UW-18(d))
    Sp(80%) = 0.8*Sp = 79 N/mm 2
    Allowable shear stress in pin (80% per ASME IID Notes table 1a)

    Calculations:
    Ap = 226.98 mm2 Single shear area of pin
    M= 244724 Nmm Bending moment in tab

    Weld Stress:
    Sws = 14.24 N/mm2 Weld shear stress Weld shear stress is acceptable
    Swb = 30.21 N/mm 2
    Weld bending stress Weld bending stress is acceptable

    Tab Stress:
    Sts = 20.14 N/mm2 Tab shear stress at support Tab shear stress is acceptable
    Stb = 60.43 N/mm2 Tab maximum bending stress Tab bending stress is acceptable
    Stbe = 53.32 N/mm2 Tab bearing stress Tab bearing stress is acceptable
    Project: Item: - Date: 11/03/2015
    Calculation Code: ASME VIII Div.1 Ed.2013
    Appendix: 24
    ASME materials archive: ASME II-Part D - METRIC
    Calc. Datasheet: Swing Bolts Sh. 2 of 2

    Material
    Shell: ASTM A 240 316L (L.S.)
    Flange: ASTM A 240 316L (L.S.)
    Tab: ASTM A 240 316L (L.S.)
    Pin: ASTM A 479 TP304 (L.S.)
    Bolts: ASTM A 193 B8
    Gasket: O-Ring

    DESIGN CONDITIONS

    Pin tear out calculation: (Failure modes as per ASME BTH-1-2005 for pinned-pinned connections)

    Mode 1: tensile pull-out


    dl = 45 mm
    x= 22.5 mm
    St1 = 67.14 N/mm2 Tensile pull-out stress
    St1 < Sp(80%)
    Mode 1 stress is acceptable

    Mode 2: Allowable single plane fracture strength (tensile)


    R= 22.5 mm
    be = 22.5 mm
    St2 = 57.53 N/mm2 Single plane shear stress
    St2 < Sp(80%)
    Mode 2 stress is acceptable

    Mode 3: double plane shear stress


    dt = 45 mm
    dh = 22.5 mm
    St3 = 33.57 N/mm2
    St3 < Sp(80%)
    Mode 3 stress is acceptable

    Pin shear stress:


    Stp = 47.92 N/mm2
    Stp < Sp(80%)
    Pin shear stress is acceptable

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