ENG DeD 001 TIN IDS 003 Strength Calculation Main Storage Tank R1 PDF
ENG DeD 001 TIN IDS 003 Strength Calculation Main Storage Tank R1 PDF
ENG DeD 001 TIN IDS 003 Strength Calculation Main Storage Tank R1 PDF
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MECHANICAL CALCULATION SHEET OF
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IDS-003
FUEL OIL MAIN STORAGE TANK
INTERNAL
Rev. No Date Description
A 5/5/2017 ISSUE FOR REVIEW
CONSORTIUM OF PT. WIJAYA KARYA &
PT. WIJAYA KARYA REKAYASA KONSTRUKSI
ENGINEERING DOCUMENT
PLTMG PACKAGE 3
MECHANICAL CALCULATION SHEET OF
ENG-DED-001-TIN- Page 3 of 24
IDS-003
FUEL OIL MAIN STORAGE TANK
ID
H.L. H
L.L.
ID = 13,259 mm
H = 12,497 mm
H.L. = 10,000 mm
L.L. = 250 mm
GEOMETRIC CAPACITY
π
VG
x D2 x H = 1,725 m3
= 4
MAX.STORAGE CAPACITY
π
VM
x D2 x ( H.L.) = 1,381 m3
= 4
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Shell thicknesses are calculated in accordance with 1-Foot Method of API ST'D 650 3.6.3.2 TENTH EDITION.
Minimum shell thickness should be greater than the following formula :
2.6 x D x (H-1) x G
td = + CA
Sd
2.6 x D x (H-1)
tt =
St
Where,
td : Design shell thickness, in.
tt : Hydrostatic test shell thickness, in.
D : Nominal diameter of Tank, ft
H : Height from the bottom course under consideration to the top of the shell including
the top angle, ft
G : Design specific gravity of liquid to be stored
CA : Corrosion allowance, in.
Sd : Allowable Stress for the design condition, lb/in2
St : Allowable Stress for the hydrostatic test condition, lb/in2
Sd shall be either two-thirds the yield strength or two-fifths the tensile strength, whichever is less.
St shall be either three-fourths the yield strength or three-sevenths the tensile strength, whichever is less.
Calculation Result,
D : 44 Feet
Sd : 22,700 A 36
St : 25,000 A 36
CA : 0.1181 in.
G : 0.775
Course H Min. Thickness Adopted Thickness Selected Thick. PL- Width PL- Length Weight
(feet) td (inch) tt (inch) inch mm inch mm ( mm) ( mm) ( Kg )
1 6.00 0.14 0.023 0.14 3.49 0.315 8.000 1,826.40 41,632.63 4,775
2 6.00 0.14 0.023 0.14 3.49 0.315 8.000 1,826.40 41,632.63 4,775
3 6.00 0.14 0.023 0.14 3.49 0.236 6.000 1,826.40 41,632.63 3,581
4 6.00 0.14 0.023 0.14 3.49 0.236 6.000 1,826.40 41,632.63 3,581
5 6.00 0.14 0.023 0.14 3.49 0.236 6.000 1,826.40 41,632.63 3,581
6 6.00 0.14 0.023 0.14 3.49 0.236 6.000 1,826.40 41,632.63 3,581
7 6.00 0.14 0.023 0.14 3.49 0.236 6.000 1,826.40 41,632.63 3,581
SHELL WEIGHT, Ws : 27,457
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Roof thicknesses are calculated in accordance with the API ST'D 650 TENTH EDITION, 1998 para 3.10.2.2
A minimum nominal roof thickness as follow :
Bottom thicknesses are calculated in accordance with the API ST'D 650 TENTH EDITION, 1998 para 3.4.1
A minimum nominal bottom thickness as follow :
Shell Plates
Shell Plates
Annular Plates
Bottom Rectangular plates
Bottom Rectangular min. thickness 1/4" or 5/16"
plates
A'
B'
DESIGN CONDITION
Allowable comp. stress σc = 20017.93 lb/sq.in
Allowable bending stress σb = 20017.93 lb/sq.in
Modulus elasticity E = 2.84E+11 lb/sq.in
Length of rafter L = 261.00 in
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Result of SAP2000 AISC-ASD Steel Design calculation with the same input as above shows
Flange Weight
No. Mark Description Size Q'ty Sch. Rating /Facing
Type ( kg )
8. WEIGHT SUMMARY
Description
No. Weight, kg Weight, lb
The maximum height of the unstiffened shell length shall not exceed the following value according to
API ST'D 650 TENTH EDITION, 1998 para.3.9.7.1
The standard units in US customary is
3
H1 600,000 x t x ( t ./ D )
For the purpose of this standard, the pressure is intended to be the result of the 100 mph fastest mile velocity at
approximately 30 ft above ground. But H1 may be modified for other wind velocities by multiplying the equation's
right side by [(Vr / V)^2], where Vr = 100 mph (API ST'D 650 TENTH EDITION, 1998 para.3.9.7.1)
So,
3
H1 = 600,000 x t x ( t ./ D ) x ( 100 / V)^2
Where ,
5
Wtr = W x ( t uniform / t act )
WE = Wtr
Where ,
Wtr : Transposed width of each shell, in.
W : Actual width of each shell, in.
t uniform : Actual top shell thickness, in.
t act. : Actual which transposed width shell thickness is being calculated, in.
WE : Total transposed width of shell, in.
WE = 357.95 In.
RESULT : H1 > WE, Intermediate Wind Girder is Required
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10. TANK SHELL STABILITY AGAINST EARTHQUAKE LOAD
Tank Diameter D = 44 ft
Tank Height H = 41 ft
Max. Liquid Level H' = 33 ft
Specific gravity G = 0.775
Seismic Zone Factor Z = 0.08 Zone 5 Indonesian Code, Zone 2a UBC Code
Importance factor I = 1
Total weight of tank shell Ws = 60,543.27 lb
Total weight of the tank roof Wr = 14,537.09 lb
plus snow load if any
Height of the roof tank hr = 3.42 ft
Weight of Content, WT = 3,044,436.46 lb
Site amplification factor S = 1.5 Table E-3, API 650 Tenth Edition, 1998 para E.3.3.2
Where,
M : Overturning moment, ft-lbf
Ws : Total weight of tank shell, lbf
Xs : Height from the bottom of the tank shell to the shell center of gravity, ft
Wr : Total weight of the tank roof plus a portion of snow load if any, lbf
Ht : Total height of the tank shell, ft
W1 : Weight of the effective mass of the tank contents which moves in unison with the tank shell, lbf
X1 : Height from the bottom of the tank shell to the centroid of lateral seismic force applied to W1, ft
W2 : Weight of the effective mass of the tank contents that move in the first sloshing mode, lbf
X2 : Height from the bottom of tank shell to the centroid of lateral seismic force applied to W2, ft
T : Natural period of the first sloshing mode, sec
C1,C2 : Lateral earthquake force coefficient
D/H' = 1.326
W1/WT = 0.300 Figure E-2 para E.3.2.1. API 650 Tenth Edition 1998, Effective Masses
W2/WT = 0.725 Figure E-2 para E.3.2.1. API 650 Tenth Edition 1998, Effective Masses
X1/H' = 0.375 Figure E-3 API 650 para E.3.2.2. Tenth Edition 1998, Centroids of the seismic forces
X2/H' = 0.735 Figure E-3 API 650 para E.3.2.2. Tenth Edition 1998, Centroids of the seismic forces
k Factor = 0.5875 Figure E-4 API 650 para E.3.3.2. Tenth Edition 1998, k Factor
Xs = H/2 = 21 ft
Ht = H + hr/3 = 42.14 ft
T = k * SQRT( D ) = 3.8748 Second
C1 = 0.6 API 650 para E.3.3.1. Tenth Edition 1998
x When T is less than or equal 4,5 ----> C2 = (0,75 * S)/T = 0.2903 Sec
When T is greater than 4,5 ----> C2 = (3,375 * S)/T^2 = - Sec
Where,
WL : Maximum weight of tank contents of shell circumference which may be utilized to resist
the shell overturning moment, lbf/ft
2
Fby : Minimum specified yield strength of the bottom plate under the shell, lbf/in
tb = 0.5512 in.
2
Fby = 34,000 lbf/in
We use plate specification of JIS 3101 SS 400, and it has minimum specified yield strength of the bottom plate
under the shell 34,000 lbf/in2.
WL = 4,048.59 lbf/ft
WL' = 1,382.57 lbf/ft Result ----------> use WL = WL' = 1,382.57 lbf/ft
The maximum longitudinal compression force at the bottom of the shell may be determined as follows :
Where,
M = Overturning Moment, lbf - ft
WT = Weight of the tank shell and portion of the fixed roof supported by the shell, lbf/ft
= (Ws+Wr+Wna+Wrc) / (3,14*D) = 615.51 lbf/ft
WL = Resistance to Overturning, lbf/ft
D = Nominal Diameter, ft
s = The maximum longitudinal compressive stress in the shell, lb/in2
b = Maximum longitudinal shell compression force of shell circumference, lb/ft
x M
0.785
D^2 ( WT + WL)
s = b = ( WT + 1.273 M) )
12tb D2
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M
0.785 2 1.5
D ( WT + WL)
b + WL obtained from Figure E-5 para E.5.1.API 650 Tenth Edition 1998.
WT + WL
s = b
12tb
M
1.5 1.57
D2 ( WT + WL)
s = b = (WT + WL)
- WL / 12tb
12tb 0.637 M
1 - 2
D (WT + WL)
M
1.57
D2 ( WT + WL)
s b 1.273 M)
= (WT + / 12tb
12tb D2
s = 282.71 lbf/in
2
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Notation :
2
Fa : Maximum allowable longitudinal compressive stress in the shell, lbf/in
tb : Thickness of the bottom shell course, in.
2
Fty : Minimum specific yield strength of the bottom shell course, lbf/in
.6
G H' D^2 ≥ 10
tb^2
Fa = 10.6 tb
D
Fa = 10.6 tb
+ 600 G H'
2.5 D
= 8,093.81 lbf/in2
Fa ≤ 0.5 F ty
2
Fa : 8,093.81 lbf/in
2
0,5 Fty : 17,000.00 lbf/in
s < Fa < 0,5 Fty
SLIDING STABILITY
Sliding Force :
Fw1 = D x 10 x qs1 x Cs = 7955.28 kgf
Fw2 = D x (H - 10) x qs2 x Cs = 2251.11 kgf
Fw3 = AR x qs2 x Cs = 469.46 kgf
Overturning Moment
12.1 Condition
Design code API ST'D 2000 - 1992, Venting Atmospheric and Low-Pressure Storage Tank
Tank capacity = 14,000 BBL
Tank diameter = 44 ft
Tank height = 41 ft
Max. filling rate = 3,650 BPD = 152 BPH
Max. emptying rate = 600 BPD = 25 BPH
Flash point = ABOVE 100o F = 37,78o C
i Q1 should be 560 ft3/hr for each 100 bbl/hr of maximum emptying rate.
3
i Q1 = 560 x 2,083 / 100 = 11,664.80 ft /hr
3
= 330.35 m /hr
x i Q2 should be 1 ft3/hr for each 1 bbl of tank capacity ( for tank capacity ‹ 20000 BBL ).
3
i Q2 = 1 x 10,000 = 10,000 ft /hr
3
= 283.20 m /hr
i Q2 should be 2 ft3/hr for each 1 ft2 of total shell and roof area ( for tank capacity › 20000 BBL ).
i Q2 = = ft3/hr
i Qt = i Q1 + i Q2
= 11,664.80 + 10,000
= 21,664.80 ft3/hr 3
613.55 m /hr
OQ1 should be 600 ft3/hr for each 100 bbl/hr of maximum filling rate.
3
O Q1 = 600 x 152 / 100 = 912.5 ft /hr
3
= 25.8 m /hr
3
x O Q2 = 0.6 x 21,665 = 12998.9 ft /hr
m3/hr
O Qt = O Q1 + O Q2
= 912.5 + 12998.9
Flow capacity of one set for the above venting device at setting pressure 1" WC - 13" WC as follow
i Qc = 50,000.00 ft3/hr
O Qc = 70,000.00 ft3/hr
For inbreathing : Ni = i Qt / i Qc
For outbreathing : No = O Qt / O Qc
Then, 1 set of the above 8 " Venting device is used for this tank.
Used Pressure and Vacuum Relief valve, 1260A-08-355-TOO Groth
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a) The continuous fillet weld between the roof plates and the top angle is › 3 16" ≤ 3 16"
Wh
AR
trs
= 0.153 W
Ar
30.800 tan θ
2
L At = 2.06 in
W = Total weight of shell plus any framing (but not roof plates)
Wc supported by shell and roof, in lb. W = Ws + Wna + Wrc
tss
= 69,093.86 lb ( 31,335.08 kg )
= 0.167
2
Top Angle L 90 * 90 x 9 AL = 2.51 in
L = 3.54 in.
2
As = (Wc-L) * tss = 0.28 in
2
A = AR + As + AL = 4.16 in
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13.2 Emergency Venting Devices Capacity
Wetted area : Aw
H = 41 ft
Aw = π . D . H
= 5,600.19 ft2
30,800 x Aa x tan θ
P1 = + 8 x trs
D2
= 13.17 in.
Where ,
D : Tank diameter, in feet
0.245 x Wet
P2 = + 8 x trs
D2
= 17.70 inch
Result ---------->
P0 less than P1, Design Pressure is available
3
Capacity of one set of 24" emergency venting device ( Qe ) is 1000000 ft /hr
N = QR / Qe
= 742000.000 / 1000000.000
= 0.742
Therefore, 1 set of 24" emergency vent cover shall be installed for this tank.
Propose Model 2050-24-3-TOO Groth Emergency Pressure and Vacuum Relief Manhole Cover
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When anchors are required, the design tension load per anchor shall be calculated as follows
Allowable stress at root of anchor bolt for uplift resulting from tank design pressure up to 105 MPa is 15,000.00 psi,
(Table F-1, API 650 Tenth Edition 1998 para F.7.4).
and the tension load is 115,512.75 lbf.
M = 541,333.27 lbf.ft
N = 24.00
W = 122,100.27 lbf
d = 1 in
M = 541,333.27 lbf.ft
N = 24.00
W = 3,166,536.73 lbf
d = 1 in
44 ft
2" (50mm) SAND-BITUMEN
MIX TO BE COMPLETED
OVER WHOLE OF TANK
FOUNDATION BEFORE 3' - 0"
CRECTION OF TANK [900mm]
TANK
[760mm]
2' - 6"
1½
1
GROUND LEVEL
GROUND LEVEL
MIX REQUIRED CU.METERS 2.29 3.05 4.20 5.73 6.88 8.79 10.32 13.76 17.58 21.40 30.58 42.05 55.04 61.93 69.57 86.39 103.97
VOLUME OF SAND CU.YARDS 8 13 19 26 34 44 55 75 98 124 186 260 346 395 445 557 680
IN SAND BED CU.METERS 6.11 9.94 10.70 19.88 25.99 33.64 42.05 57.34 74.92 94.80 142.20 198.78 264.53 302.00 340.22 425.85 519.89
TOTAL VOLUME OF CU.YARDS 11 17 24½ 33½ 43 55½ 68½ 93 121 152 226 315 418 476 536 670 816
SAND IN FOUNDATION CU.METERS 8.41 12.99 18.73 25.61 32.87 42.43 52.37 71.10 92.51 116.21 172.78 240.83 319.58 363.93 409.80 512.25 623.87
REQUIRED
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15. SACRIFICIAL ANODE CATHODIC PROTECTION
Design Parameter
o
Water Temp. 25.00 C
Design Life 20.00 years
Current Density 60.00 mA/m2
Coating Breakdown 10.00 %
Anode Type 16.50 kg Aluminium Alloy
Electrochemical Eff. 2600.00 A-h/kg
Anode Current Output of M752 11.51 Ampere
Safety Factor 1.25
Anode Utilization Factor 85.00 %
Normal lighting system provided to enable plant operators to move safely within the accessible
operation and carry out all necessary maintenance and adjustment of equipments.
The tank stairway and platform will be illuminated by providing hood light masts having 150 W
fixtures and will be located at
Top of tank platform 1 sets
Middle of tank stairway 1 sets
MAN POWER SCHEDULE
Where,
R : Radius of Tank = 2.170 m
h : Design liquid level = 4.295 m
g : Acceleration of gravity = 9.8067 m/s2
: Angular velocity of oscilation fluid surface
= 2.8816 rad/sec
T : Period of vibration
T = 2 ./ = 2.1804 sec
= 0.0668
A = Z . I . C2 x g ./ 2 = 0.09457
Where :
T 4 . 5s : C2 = 0.3 . S T = 0.2064
T 4 . 5s : C2 = 1.35 . S T2
= 0.124 m 0.300 m = H - h
ENGINEERING DOCUMENT
The weld part will support the force difference between internal load and weight of roof.
The Load
Internal load (P1)
P1 = PxA
where : P = design internal pressure = 13.80 in. WC
= 0.50 psi
A = area of roof = 1612.37 ft2
= 232181.20 in2
P1 = PxA
= 115750.48 pound
PA > ΔP OK !!
CONSORTIUM OF PT. WIJAYA KARYA & PT. WIJAYA KARYA
REKAYASA KONSTRUKSI
1 SLIDING STABILITY
Fw = Cs x qs x D . H + Ar
Where,
Fw : Sliding force, in kg
Cs : Shape factor = 0.7
qs : Wind pressure at height
(as per JGC Project Spec. par.4.2 (4) )
qs = 42.5 + 0.6 x h
h = H + hr
Resitant force
Fr = U x Wt
Where ,
Fr : Resistant Force , in kg
U : Coefficient of friction = 0.5
Wt : Tank total weight ( less corrosion allowance) = #### kg
2. OVERTURNING STABILITY
Mw = Cs x qs x D H H/2 + Ar H + hg
Where ,
Mw : Overturning Moment , in kg-m
hg : Height from top angle to the center of gravity of projected roof area
hg = hr ./ 3 = 0.145 m
= 1.602 kg
Mr = 2 3 x Wt' - Up x D 2
Where,
Mr : Resistant Moment, in kg-m
Wt' : Weight of shell and dead weight supported by the shell = 6000 kg
= 4 x D2 x D P
= 4 x 4,34,2 x 38
= 562 kg
From the result of 1. and 2.( in roof vent location), This tank is safe for sliding and overturning against wind load.