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Pipe Support Span Calculation Guide

This document contains calculations for pipe support and span design including: 1) Material properties, pipe dimensions, load assumptions, and other parameters used in the calculations. 2) Calculations of properties of the pipe cross section like moment of inertia, section modulus, metal area, and weights per unit length of pipe, fluid, insulation, and total. 3) Calculations of maximum bending stress and deflection for a single span pipe support using industry standard formulas.

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Pipe Support Span Calculation Guide

This document contains calculations for pipe support and span design including: 1) Material properties, pipe dimensions, load assumptions, and other parameters used in the calculations. 2) Calculations of properties of the pipe cross section like moment of inertia, section modulus, metal area, and weights per unit length of pipe, fluid, insulation, and total. 3) Calculations of maximum bending stress and deflection for a single span pipe support using industry standard formulas.

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AAPL Pipe Support/Span Calculation Sheet

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

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Customer No.: Item No.: 1
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Owner No.: Dwg. No.: 3

Service: SG = 1.00 Measurement Units: Imperial

Design Temperature: F C 100 Deg. F Corrosion, erosion, mech. allow: C= 0.0000 inch
Factor of Safety: FS = 4.0 Ice Thickness (external): Tice = 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 Sh = 20,000 psi Actual OD: 8.625 inch Do = 8.625 inch
Design stress, Sh / FS 5,000 psi Sa = 5,000 psi Nominal thickness: 0.322 inch Tnom = 0.322 inch
Material density Pden = 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, Ins = 7.0 lb/ft^3 Iden = 4.051E-03 lb/in^3 Density: 0.000 lb/in^3 Lden = 0.000E+00 lb/in^3
Thk, Ti = 2 inch Thickness: 0.000 inch Tr = 0.000 inch

Comments: x Weight of concentrated load assumed at center of

x span (valves + flanges + animal, etc.):

x 0.0 lbs Wc = 0 lbs

Minimum pipe thickness, t = Tnom - (Tnom * Mill % / 100 ) - c - h t = 0.3216 inch

Outside radius of pipe, R = Do / 2 R= 4.313 inch


4 4 I = 7.241E+01 in^4
Pipe moment of inertia (based on t ), I = π / 64 [ Do - (Do - 2 t ) ] 7.241E+01 in^4
Pipe inside diameter, d = Do - 2 Tnom d= 7.981 inch
4 4
Pipe section modulus, Z = π / 32 (Do - d ) / Do 1.681E+01 in^3 Z = 1.681E+01 in^3
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Metal area of pipe cross-section, Am = ( Do - d ) * π / 4 Am = 8.40 in^2

Conversion factor, water density, dw = 62.4 lb / cu ft dw = 62.40 lb/ft^3

Conversion factor: n = 1 ft / 12 in n = 8.3333E-02 ft / in

Pipe weight per unit length, Wp = Pden * Am / n Wp = 28.55 lb / ft


Pipe or liner or refractory inside diameter, dL = d - 2 Tr dL = 7.981 inch
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Liner area cross-section, Ar = ( d - dL ) * π / 4 Ar = 0.00 in^2

Liner weight per unit length, Wr = Lden * Ar / n Wr = 0.00 lb / ft


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Flow area, Af = d * L * π / 4 Af = 5.003E+01 in^2
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Fluid weight per unit length, Wf = SG * Af * n * dw Wf = 21.68 lb / ft

Insulation outside diameter, Dio = Do + 2 Ti Dio = 12.63 inch


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Insulation area cross-section, Ai = ( Dio - Do ) * π / 4 Ai = 66.76 in^2
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Insulation weight per unit length (w/ factor 1.12 for lagging), Wi = 1.12 * Ai * n * Ins Wi = 3.63 lb / ft
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Ice area cross-section, Aice = [ (Dio + ( 2 * Tice )) - Dio ] * π / 4 Aice = 0.00 in^2
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Ice weight (external w/ S.G. = 0.9) per unit length, Wice = 0.9 * Aice * n * dw Wice = 0.00 lb / ft

Total weight per unit length, W = Wp + Wr + Wf + Wi + Wice (excluding Wc) 53.87 lb / ft W= 53.87 lb / ft
Pipe or Tubing Support Span Calculations 2 of 2
8/4/2010, Sup.xls

Method ( A ) -- Reference book Design Of Piping Systems, pp. 239 - 240 & 356 - 358, by M. W. Kellogg, Second Edition, 1956

Single span, free ends


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
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Maximum calculated bending stress due to loads, S = fs ( 1.2 W L / Z ) ( 2 Wc / W L ) 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
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Deflection, y = fy (17.1 ( W L / E * I ) ) 0.598 inch y= 0.598 inch
0.5
Natural frequency estimate, fn = 3.13 / y fn = 4.046 Hz

OK. Natural frequency above 4 Hz is recommended for most spans. Consider 8 Hz or more for pulsating line.
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Slope of pipe between supports for drainage, h = (12 * L) * y / ( 0.25 (12 * L) - y ) 2.393 inch h= 2.393 inch

Method ( B ) -- Reference Book: Piping Handbook, pg 22-47, by Crocker and King, Fifth Edition, 1967, McGraw-Hill

Wc
L1 L1 =
Length of support span (Single Span w/ Free Ends) 32.00 feet 32.00 feet
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Maximum bending stress, Sw1 = ( 0.75 W * (L1) + 1.5 Wc * L1 ) * Do / I Sw1 = 4,927.8 psi
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Deflection, y1 = (22.5 W * (L1) + 36 Wc * (L1) ) / ( E * I ) 0.60 inch y1 = 0.598 inch

The calculated bending stress is within limits. Deflection is within recommended limits.
0.5
Natural frequency estimate, fn1 = 3.13 / ( y1) fn1 = 4.047 Hz

OK. Natural frequency above 4 Hz is recommended for most spans. Consider 8 Hz or more for pulsating line.
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Slope between supports for drainage, h1 = (12 * L1 ) * y1 / ( 0.25 (12 * L1 ) - (y1) ) 2.393 inch h1 = 2.393 inch

Wc
L2
Length of support span (Continuous Straight Run) 39.00 feet L2 = 39.00 feet
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Maximum bending stress, Sw2 = ( 0.5 W * L2 + 0.75 Wc * L2) * Do / I Sw2 = 4,879.7 psi
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Deflection, y2 = ( 4.5 W * (L2) + 9 Wc * (L2) ) / ( E * I ) 0.26 inch y2 = 0.264 inch

The calculated bending stress is within limits. Deflection is within recommended limits.
0.5
Natural frequency estimate, fn2 = 3.13 / (y2) fn2 = 6.092 Hz

OK. Natural frequency above 4 Hz is recommended for most spans. Consider 8 Hz or more for pulsating line.
2 2 2
Slope between supports for drainage, h2 = (12 * L2 ) * y2 / ( 0.25 (12 * L2 ) - (y2) ) 1.056 inch h2 = 1.056 inch

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