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Pipe Support Calculation

This document provides calculations for pipe support spans. It calculates properties like bending stress, deflection, natural frequency, and slope for different pipe support configurations including a single span with free ends and a continuous straight run. Key parameters input include pipe material, dimensions, loadings, and span lengths. Stresses and deflections are calculated and checked against limits to verify support adequacy.

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Pipe Support Calculation

This document provides calculations for pipe support spans. It calculates properties like bending stress, deflection, natural frequency, and slope for different pipe support configurations including a single span with free ends and a continuous straight run. Key parameters input include pipe material, dimensions, loadings, and span lengths. Stresses and deflections are calculated and checked against limits to verify support adequacy.

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Client: Description: Prepared By: Approval: Date: Rev.

:
0
Customer No.: Item No.:
1
2
Owner No.: Dwg. No.:
3
Service: SG = 1.00 Measurement Units:
Design Temperature: 100 Deg. F Corrosion, erosion, mech. allow: C = 0.0000 inch
Factor of Safety: FS = 4.0 Ice Thickness (external): T
ice
= 0 inch
Pipe or Tubing Material: Pipe or Tube Dimensions:
ASTM A 53-B Type S Carbon Steel Pipe Nom. Size: NPS 8 (DN 200)
Hot modulus of elasticity 2.93E+07 psi E = 2.934E+07 psi Nom. Thk.: Sch 40 per ASME B36.10M
Hot allowable stress 20,000 psi S
h
= 20,000 psi Actual OD: 8.625 inch D
o
= 8.625 inch
Design stress, Sh / FS 5,000 psi S
a
= 5,000 psi Nominal thickness: 0.322 inch T
nom
= 0.322 inch
Material density P
den
= 2.833E-01 lb/in^3 Thickness tolerance: Mill = 12.5% and, h = 0.000 inch
Relative weight factor (vs. carbon steel) Mat = 1.000
Insulation: Semi-rigid Fiberglass Liner on ID: none
Density, I
ns
= 7.0 lb/ft^3 I
den
= 4.051E-03 lb/in^3 Density: 0.000 lb/in^3 L
den
= 0.000E+00 lb/in^3
Thk, T
i
= 2 inch Thickness: 0.000 inch T
r
= 0.000 inch
Comments:
Weight of concentrated load assumed at center of
span (valves + flanges + animal, etc.):
0.0 lbs W
c
= 0 lbs
Minimum pipe thickness, t = T
nom
- (T
nom
* Mill % / 100 ) - c - h t = 0.3216 inch
Outside radius of pipe, R = D
o
/ 2 R = 4.313 inch
Pipe moment of inertia (based on t ), I = / 64 [ D
o
4
- (D
o
- 2 t )
4
]
7.241E+01 in^4
I = 7.241E+01 in^4
Pipe inside diameter, d = D
o
- 2 T
nom
d = 7.981 inch
Pipe section modulus, Z = / 32 (D
o
4
- d
4
) / D
o 1.681E+01 in^3
Z = 1.681E+01 in^3
Metal area of pipe cross-section, A
m
= ( D
o
2
- d
2
) * / 4 A
m
= 8.40 in^2
Conversion factor, water density, dw = 62.4 lb / cu ft
d
w
= 62.40 lb/ft^3
Conversion factor: n = 1 ft / 12 in
n = 8.3333E-02 ft / in
Pipe weight per unit length, W
p
= P
den
* A
m
/ n W
p
= 28.55 lb / ft
Pipe or liner or refractory inside diameter, d
L
= d - 2 T
r
d
L
= 7.981 inch
Liner area cross-section, A
r
= ( d
2
- d
L
2
) * / 4 A
r
= 0.00 in^2
Liner weight per unit length, W
r
= L
den
* A
r
/ n W
r
= 0.00 lb / ft
Flow area, A
f
= d * L
2
* / 4 A
f
= 5.003E+01 in^2
Fluid weight per unit length, W
f
= SG * A
f
* n
2
* d
w
W
f
= 21.68 lb / ft
Insulation outside diameter, D
io
= D
o
+ 2 T
i
D
io
= 12.63 inch
Insulation area cross-section, A
i
= ( D
io
2
- D
o
2
) * / 4
A
i
= 66.76 in^2
Insulation weight per unit length (w/ factor 1.12 for lagging), W
i
= 1.12 * A
i
* n
2
* I
ns
W
i
= 3.63 lb / ft
Ice area cross-section, A
ice
= [ (Dio + ( 2 * T
ice
))
2
- D
io
2
] * / 4 A
ice
= 0.00 in^2
Ice weight (external w/ S.G. = 0.9) per unit length, W
ice
= 0.9 * A
ice
* n
2
* d
w
W
ice
= 0.00 lb / ft
Total weight per unit length, W = W
p
+ W
r
+ W
f
+ W
i
+ W
ice
(excluding W
c
)
53.87 lb / ft
W = 53.87 lb / ft
x
x
x
F C
Imperial
AAPL Pipe Support/Span Calculation Sheet
8/4/2010, Sup.xls
Pipe or Tubing Support Span Calculations
2 of 2
Type of support span
Length of support span 32.00 feet L = 32.00 feet
Factor for modifying stress value obtained by the basic formula for S fs = 1.250
4922.3 psi S = 4,922.3 psi
The calculated bending stress is within limits.
Factor for modifying deflection value obtained by the basic formula for y fy = 1.316
Deflection, y = fy (17.1 ( W L
4
/ E * I ) ) 0.598 inch y = 0.598 inch
Natural frequency estimate, fn = 3.13 / y
0.5
fn = 4.046 Hz
OK. Natural frequency above 4 Hz is recommended for most spans. Consider 8 Hz or more for pulsating line.
Slope of pipe between supports for drainage, h = (12 * L)
2
* y / ( 0.25 (12 * L)
2
- y
2
) 2.393 inch h = 2.393 inch
Length of support span (Single Span w/ Free Ends) 32.00 feet L
1
= 32.00 feet
Maximum bending stress, Sw
1
= ( 0.75 W * (L
1
)
2
+ 1.5 W
c
* L
1
) * D
o
/ I Sw
1
= 4,927.8 psi
Deflection, y
1
= (22.5 W * (L
1
)
4
+ 36 W
c
* (L
1
)
3
) / ( E * I ) 0.60 inch y
1
= 0.598 inch
The calculated bending stress is within limits. Deflection is within recommended limits.
Natural frequency estimate, fn
1
= 3.13 / ( y
1
)
0.5
fn
1
= 4.047 Hz
OK. Natural frequency above 4 Hz is recommended for most spans. Consider 8 Hz or more for pulsating line.
Slope between supports for drainage, h
1
= (12 * L
1
)
2
* y
1
/ ( 0.25 (12 * L
1
)
2
- (y
1
)
2
) 2.393 inch h
1
= 2.393 inch
Length of support span (Continuous Straight Run) 39.00 feet L
2
= 39.00 feet
Maximum bending stress, Sw
2
= ( 0.5 W * L
2
2
+ 0.75 W
c
* L
2
) * D
o
/ I Sw
2
= 4,879.7 psi
Deflection, y
2
= ( 4.5 W * (L
2
)
4
+ 9 W
c
* (L
2
)
3
) / ( E * I ) 0.26 inch y
2
= 0.264 inch
The calculated bending stress is within limits. Deflection is within recommended limits.
Natural frequency estimate, fn
2
= 3.13 / (y
2
)
0.5
fn
2
= 6.092 Hz
OK. Natural frequency above 4 Hz is recommended for most spans. Consider 8 Hz or more for pulsating line.
Slope between supports for drainage, h
2
= (12 * L
2
)
2
* y
2
/ ( 0.25 (12 * L
2
)
2
- (y
2
)
2
) 1.056 inch h
2
= 1.056 inch
Method ( B ) -- Reference Book: Piping Handbook, pg 22-47, by Crocker and King, Fifth Edition, 1967, McGraw-Hill
Method ( A ) -- Reference book Design Of Piping Systems, pp. 239 - 240 & 356 - 358, by M. W. Kellogg, Second Edition, 1956
Maximum calculated bending stress due to loads, S = fs ( 1.2 W L
2
/ Z ) ( 2 W
c
/ W L )
Wc
L
1
Single span, f ree ends
Wc
L
2

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