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Pressure Vessel Calculations and UG-22: Building Codes

The document discusses the need to use additional engineering references beyond the ASME VIII BPVC to fully comply with customer specifications and ASME VIII paragraph UG-22 when performing pressure vessel calculations. It provides a long list of codes, standards, and methods that are implemented to ensure a complete and compliant set of pressure vessel calculations can be produced.

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Pressure Vessel Calculations and UG-22: Building Codes

The document discusses the need to use additional engineering references beyond the ASME VIII BPVC to fully comply with customer specifications and ASME VIII paragraph UG-22 when performing pressure vessel calculations. It provides a long list of codes, standards, and methods that are implemented to ensure a complete and compliant set of pressure vessel calculations can be produced.

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Pressure Vessel Calculations and UG-22

Many of the pressure vessel calculations needed to properly design a vessel


or exchanger are not, by design, contained in the ASME VIII BPVC itself. To
produce a complete set of pressure vessel calculations that comply with both
customer’s specifications and ASME VIII, paragraph UG-22, a number of
additional engineering references are needed. To meet this requirement,
COMPRESS and INSPECT implement a wide range of related Engineering
Methods, Codes and Standards including:

 A selection of building codes for determination of site specific wind and


seismic loads for ASME VIII-1, paragraph UG-22 compliance.
 Horizontal vessel support saddle design (Zick Analysis).
 The 7th, 8th & 9th Editions of the TEMA standard for the mechanical design of
shell and tube heat exchangers.
 FEA of heat exchanger expansion joints to address TEMA 9th Edition
requirements.
 Welding Research Council Bulletins WRC-107, WRC-537 and WCR-297 for
analysis of local shell stresses on nozzles and attachments due to external
loads.
 FEA to address external loads on nozzles and attachments for geometries not
covered by WRC-107, WRC-537 or WRC-297.
 Brownell & Young base plate, anchor bolt and foundation design.
 ASME B16.5 (standard flange pressure ratings).
 ASME B16.9 (reducers and elbows).
 ASME B16.11 – Couplings.
 ASME B16.47 (large flange pressure ratings).
 ASME B16.20 and B16.21 (standard gasket dimensions).
 ASME B30.20 for determination of lift lug allowable stresses.
 ASME PCC-1 Appendix O assembly bolt stress determination (Simple and
Joint Component Approaches).
 API 660 – Standard nozzle loads for shell and tube heat exchangers.
 API 661 – Air cooled heat exchangers.
 External (piping) loads on ASME B16.5/B16.47 flanges per Moss to comply
with ASME Interpretation BPV VIII-1-16-85.
 External loads on ASME B16.5/B16.47 weld neck flanges per ASME Code
Case 2901(alternative method for Interpretation BPV VIII-1-16-85) compliance).
 Modified Rayleigh (lumped mass) numerical method for accurate period of
vibration and wind deflection determination. The fundamental period of
vibration is used when calculating seismic and wind vortex shedding loads.
 American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) Steel Design Manual for
structures such as support legs.
 American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) Wind Loads and Anchor Bolt
Design for Petrochemical Facilities.
 Select Process Industry Practice (PIP) Standards.
 Modern Flange Design, Taylor Forge Bulletin 502 used for full face gasketed
flanges not covered by ASME VIII-1 Appendix 2.
 Evaluation of Percent Critical Damping of Process Towers, Karamchandani et
al.
 Discontinuity stresses in cone to cylinder junctures per Bednar for cases not
covered by ASME VIII (half apex angle > 30 degrees).
 INSPECT adds the post construction requirements of API 510, API 570, API
653, API 579-1/ASME FFS-1, API RP 574 and API 970. API 570 piping
tmin’s are calculated using ASME B31.3 and ASME B31.4 as applicable.

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