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    Flange Leakage Check by DNV method-PASS

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    The document analyzes flange leakage using the DNV method and PASS START PROF software. It calculates the pressure equivalent (Peq) using forces and moments from the given pipe parameters and compares it to the allowable pressure rating. The analysis found that Peq is less than the allowable pressure, so the flange will not leak. In conclusion, the flange meets the DNV leakage requirements for the given design conditions.

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    The document analyzes flange leakage using the DNV method and PASS START PROF software. It calculates the pressure equivalent (Peq) using forces and moments from the given pipe parameters and compares it to the allowable pressure rating. The analysis found that Peq is less than the allowable pressure, so the flange will not leak. In conclusion, the flange meets the DNV leakage requirements for the given design conditions.

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    Flange Leakage check

    by DNV Method using


    PASS START PROF
    SOFTWARE

    jafar sadiq sayyed


    Application Engineer-Piping

    DHIO Research and Engineering Pvt Ltd.,


    # 28 (Old No 619/1), 2nd Floor, 36th Cross,
    2nd Block, Rajajinagar, Next to Srinivasa
    Kalyana Mantapa, Bangalore-560010 India
    CHALLENGE :
     The objective of the analysis is to check the flange leakage and Calculate Pressure equivalent
    and comparing it with Pressure Allowable by DNV Method

     Formula used:

    􀀷􀀩 􀁆􀀍􀀖 􀀏 􀀌
    􀀷􀀩 􀁔 􀀌􀁠􀀷􀁅􀁠 􀀏 􀀷􀁆􀀍􀀖 􀀏 􀀌􀀖􀀷􀁘􀀍􀀖
    Where P = Design pressure (bar)
    F = axial force(N)
    G =diameter at location of gasket load reaction =(Gasket OD+ID)/2 when bo<=6 mm
    =(Gasket OD-2b) when bo>6 mm. Here bo=basic gasket seating
    width as given in table 2-5.2 of ASME sec VIII
    M = Bending moment
    Mo = Out plane bending moment
    Mi = Inplane bending moment
    where Fm factor can be taken from the following table
    IMPORTANCE :
    Flange leakage is a serious problem in the Piping Industry. It has a tremendous potential to cause a severe
    hazard in plants. Hence, the possibility of leakage needs to be investigated during the design stage to
    reduce leakage possibility during operation.

    Flange Analysis Methodology


    Three widely used methods are practiced in the prevalent Process or
    Power Piping Industry. These are

    1)Pressure Equivalent method based on ASME B 16.5 pressure


    temperature table and
    2)ASME BPVC Sec VIII Div 1 Appendix 2 method/Code case method
    4)DNV method
    3)NC 3658.3 method
    Input given:
    Design code - ASME B 31.3
    pipe OD - 219.1 mm
    wall thickness - 6 mm
    Flange class - 300#
    Flange code - ASME B16.5
    material of pipe - A106 G B
    Tempreture - 200 C
    Pressure - 20 bar
    Ambiant temp - -20 C

    Load cases:
    START PROF MODEL :
    SOLUTION :

    Peq = PD + 4F/𝜋G2 + 16M/𝜋G3 < 1.3 Prating


    G = 248.55 mm
    F = Px A
    A = 𝜋 (D02-Di2)/4
    = 3.142 x (219.122- 207.12)/4
    = 4023.7 mm2
    P= 2 N/mm2 Axial Force

    N=-12.1x10e-6x(200+20)x2.1x4023.7+(2x0.07x3.142x2x(219.1-2x6)2/4)
    N=9409.6 Newton

    M = 7137 N-m = 7137 x 103 N-mm


    Peq = 2 + 4x-9409.6/(𝜋x 248.552)+ 16x7137x 103/(𝜋x248.553)
    = 4.17 N/mm2 < 1.3 Prating Prating obtained from ASME B16.5 standard for
    300# rating is 43.8 bar
    Peq = 4.17 < 5.69 N/mm2 So it is safe Flange will not leake
    RESULTS :
    CONCLUSION :
    we concluded that Calculate pressure Peq is less than the allowed pressure on the rating table corresponding to
    the associated temperature therefore flange will not leak.
    Thank you
    DHIO Research & Engineering Pvt Ltd.,
    # 28 (Old No 619/1), 2nd Floor, 36th Cross,
    2nd Block, Rajajinagar, Next to Srinivasa
    Kalyana Mantapa, Bangalore-560010 India

    Email : [email protected]
    Web : www.dhioresearch.com

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