Case study 1. For the following process systems: Build its relevant piping material class according to ASME B31.3 code provisions, please demonstrate your answer by the used code/standard paragraphs NO. and clearly showing each step and specifying the most commonly used piping items (name, size range, class, schedule, and material) System No. Material category Upset conditions P/T 1 LTCS+ 3.2 C.A 100 bar / 400 C 2 SDSS (25Cr) 250 bar / 200 C Solution: Part 1: (Flanges) - Reference: ASME B16.5 Tables 2-1.1 to 2-3.19, PFD & MSD - Input: Material categories per system and upset pressure & temperature per line - Output: Flanges classes, P-T (rating & value) per class, categorize each line reference to (Flanges classes + Material categories), tag each line categorize (PMC Tag) - Result System No. Flanges class P-T Rating P-T value 1 2 600# 1500# 102.1 bar 258.6 bar 69.4 bar 213.3 bar part 2: Wall thickness - Reference: ASME B31.3 (Appendix A Table A-1/M and Table 302.3.4 & Table A-1B), MSD - Input: P-T rating & value per PMC Tag, allowable stress per material category, C.A - Output: Minimum required thickness per size & PMC Tag part 3: Schedule selection (SCH Slec): - Reference: ASME B36.10 & 19 table Input: Minimum required thickness Output: Purchase pipe wall thickness per size & PMC Tag Results System No. Flanges class P-T Rating P-T value 1 2 600# 1500# 102.1 bar 258.6 bar 69.4 bar 213.3 bar For system 1 For system 2 part 4: (Fittings) - Reference: ASME B16.9 & ASME B16.11 Table 7 - Input: Purchase pipe wall thickness per size & PMC Tag - Output: Purchase fittings wall thickness per size and classes and this table for small bore sizes, because the large bore size follow the pipe SCH Results System No. Flanges class SCH SW 1 2 SCH160 SCH40S 6000# 3000# 600# 1500# NPT 3000# 3000# Part 5 - Reference: ASME B 16.48, MSS SP 95, MSS SP 97 - Input: Purchase pipe wall thickness, flanges classes - Output: Purchase fittings (wall thickness and classes) per size & PMC Tag - Results Syste m No. Flanges class 1 600# 2 1500# SCH SCH 160 SCH 40S Line planks & gaskets swage Thredolet Sockolet Weldolet 600# SCH 160 3000# 6000# SCH 160 1500# SCH40S 3000# 3000# SCH40S Part 6: (Valves) Reference: MSD, API 6D, API 600, API 602 - Input: Flanges classes & PMC Tag - Output: Valves classes - Note : Due to the complicity of API valves technology, it has separate program 2. Calculate the test pressure of the two systems for NPS 24” (system 1) and 3” (system 2), please demonstrate your answer the used code paragraphs NO. and show the St/S ratio, test pressure @ (rated pressure value, design pressure value, and yield strength) Solution: -Reference to: Chapter VI Inspection, Examination, and Testing 345.4 Hydrostatic Leak Test 345.4.2 Test Pressure The hydrostatic test pressure at every Point in a metallic piping system shall be as follows: (a) Not less than 1.5 times the design pressure. (b) When the design temperature is greater than the Test temperature, the minimum test pressure, at the Point under consideration, shall be calculated using PT = 1.5 PST/S Where P = internal design gage pressure PT = minimum test gage pressure S = allowable stress at component design temperature For the prevalent pipe material ST = allowable stress at test temperature for the Prevalent pipe material If the temperature of carbon steel exceed 300 C The ratio of St/S will be high. The pressure test above yield stress causes failure to system, but we control it by determine the maximum ( Rated pressure ,yield stress ) - System 1 (600#) A333GR6 When the design temperature exceed the test temperature Pt = 1.5 PSt/S St = 20000 psi S =19900 psi Pt= 1.5x60x (20000/19900) =94.73 bar 600# rated pressure =1.5 x102.1=153.15 bar Thickness of 24” =28.007 mm the yield stress= The yield stress of A333GR6 with thickness 28.007mm=35000 PSI The test pressure in the safe zone System 2 : We calculate the thickness at 3” The pressure temperature rating =1500# The pressure rating =255.3 bar Super duplex material: A790-S32750 PT = 1.5 PST/S Where P = internal design gage pressure PT = minimum test gage pressure S = allowable stress at component design temperature For the prevalent pipe material ST = allowable stress at test temperature for the Prevalent pipe material A790-S32750 P =200 BAR St=38700 psi S=38500 psi The ratio =38700/38500 Pt=1.5x200x(38700/38500)=301.55 bar 1500#The Rated pressure=1.5 x 255.3=382.95 bar The yield stress at the thickness(11.13mm)= 79770.8 psi The test pressure in the safe zone