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    Bolt Torque Calculation for Girth Flange-T-13311 - D2/D3: G * b * π * 2 g A 

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    1. The document provides calculations to determine the required bolt torque for sealing a girth flange joint. 2. It calculates forces related to gasket seating, joint contact area, and decrease in compression force. 3. Based on the greater of the initial required tightening force and minimum required bolt load, it determines the total tightening force and required torque to seal the joint.

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    Bolt Torque Calculation for Girth Flange-T-13311 - D2/D3: G * b * π * 2 g A 

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    1. The document provides calculations to determine the required bolt torque for sealing a girth flange joint. 2. It calculates forces related to gasket seating, joint contact area, and decrease in compression force. 3. Based on the greater of the initial required tightening force and minimum required bolt load, it determines the total tightening force and required torque to seal the joint.

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    1. The document provides calculations to determine the required bolt torque for sealing a girth flange joint. 2. It calculates forces related to gasket seating, joint contact area, and decrease in compression force. 3. Based on the greater of the initial required tightening force and minimum required bolt load, it determines the total tightening force and required torque to seal the joint.

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    Bolt Torque Calculation for Girth Flange-T-13311 - D2/D3: G * b * π * 2 g A 

    Uploaded by

    Manoj Mulik
    1. The document provides calculations to determine the required bolt torque for sealing a girth flange joint. 2. It calculates forces related to gasket seating, joint contact area, and decrease in compression force. 3. Based on the greater of the initial required tightening force and minimum required bolt load, it determines the total tightening force and required torque to seal the joint.

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    Bolt Torque Calculation for Girth Flange- T-13311_D2/D3

    1 Gasket reaction diameter G = 785.285 mm


    2 Internal design pressure P = 2 kg/cm²
    3 Effective gasket seating width b = 8.358 mm
    4 Gasket factor m = 3
    5 Gasket unit seating load y = 119.52 kg/cm²
    6 Cross section area of bolts Ab = 6234.826 mm²
    7 Modulus of elasticity of bolting material at design temperature Eb = 2050260 kg/cm²
    8 Thickness of gasket tg = 3 mm
    9 Modulus of elasticity of gasket material at design temperature Eg = 7500 kg/cm²
    10 Effective length of bolt, from mid nut to mid nut. lb = 137 mm
    11 Friction Factor K = 0.25
    12 Pitch diameter of threads dm = 17.353 mm
    13 No of bolt n = 32 nos.

    2
    Hydrostatic end Force π*G *P = 9686.669 kg
    H
    4

    Total joint contact surface compress load H  2* b* π* G* m*P = 2474.348 kg


    p

    Minimum required bolt load for gasket seating = 24644.51 kg


    W  π*b*G* y
    m2

    Actual joint area contact for gasket Ag  2 * π * b * G


    = 41239.13 mm²

    Decrease compression force in gasket ΔF 


    H = 5084.785 kg
    A b * Eb * t g
    1
    A g * E g * lb

    Initail required tightening force Fbo  Hp  ΔF = 7559.133 kg

    Total tightening force required to seal joint = 24644.51 kg


    W  greater of Fbo or W
    m2

    Required torque = 32.765 N m


    K * W * dm
    T = 3341.06 Kg mm
    n

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