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    Load Analysis For Sharq

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    The document summarizes a load analysis for a support system between nodes 65 and 68 of a pipe network. It calculates that the force developed in the pipe section is 102.95 lbs or 0.458 kN. It then details the specifications of an I-beam used for support, including its yield strength of 250 MPa. It calculates that the I-beam can withstand forces up to 237.5 kN without failure. In conclusion, it states that the forces developed in the pipe section are very small compared to the load bearing capacity of the I-beam.

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    Load Analysis For Sharq

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    The document summarizes a load analysis for a support system between nodes 65 and 68 of a pipe network. It calculates that the force developed in the pipe section is 102.95 lbs or 0.458 kN. It then details the specifications of an I-beam used for support, including its yield strength of 250 MPa. It calculates that the I-beam can withstand forces up to 237.5 kN without failure. In conclusion, it states that the forces developed in the pipe section are very small compared to the load bearing capacity of the I-beam.

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    The document summarizes a load analysis for a support system between nodes 65 and 68 of a pipe network. It calculates that the force developed in the pipe section is 102.95 lbs or 0.458 kN. It then details the specifications of an I-beam used for support, including its yield strength of 250 MPa. It calculates that the I-beam can withstand forces up to 237.5 kN without failure. In conclusion, it states that the forces developed in the pipe section are very small compared to the load bearing capacity of the I-beam.

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    Load Analysis For Sharq

    Uploaded by

    Sunita Sharma
    The document summarizes a load analysis for a support system between nodes 65 and 68 of a pipe network. It calculates that the force developed in the pipe section is 102.95 lbs or 0.458 kN. It then details the specifications of an I-beam used for support, including its yield strength of 250 MPa. It calculates that the I-beam can withstand forces up to 237.5 kN without failure. In conclusion, it states that the forces developed in the pipe section are very small compared to the load bearing capacity of the I-beam.

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    LOAD ANALYSIS FOR SUPPORT SYSTEM Between Node Node 65 68 Location of Support 2.845 bar 2.

    833 bar Pressure @ 41.26 psi 41.1 psi Pipe Size Between = 65 MM 65 MM Node 65 & 66 = Since, Pressure = 2-1/2 Inch 2-1/2 Inch

    Force ------------------- (1) Area Calculating for the Forces Developed in the pipe run between Node 65 & 66 Average Pressure = P65 + P68 2 = 41.26 + 41.1 2 = 41.18 psi Now from Equation (1), we Have Force = Pressure * Area = 41.18 * 2.5 Force = 102.95 lb. ------------------- (2) = 0.458 kN ------------------- (3) From Equation (2), The Forces Developed in the pipe run between Node 65 & Node 68 are 102.95 lb. (0.458 kN) The Pipe Section Between Node 65 & 68 is supported to the I Beam Columns bolted to the Concrete base. The I-Beam used meets ASTM 36 Standard , Grade 36. Following are the mechanical specifications for the I-Beam used for support newtwork. Standard = ASTM 36 Grade = A36 Yield Strength = 250 MPa = 400 MPa Tensile Strength d(mm) b(mm) h(mm) s(mm) 100 50 90 5 Area = = = = bd-h(b-s) (50)(100)-(90)(50-5) 5,000-(90)(45) 5,000-4,050

    950

    sq. mm

    LOAD ANALYSIS FOR SUPPORT SYSTEM Now , Stress Force ------------------- (4) Area Yield Strength for I-Beam is 250 Mpa (i.e 250 N/mm2) So, From Equation (4) Force Force Force Force = = = = Stress 250 237500 237.5 * * N kN Area 950 ------------------- (5) =

    Comparing the forces in equation 3 & Equation 5, the forces developed at pipe section between Node 65 & Node 68 are very minute (i.e 0.458 kN) as compared to the load bearing capacity of Ibeam used which can withstand the forces upto 237.5 kN without failure.

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