Load Cases for static Analysis of Earthquake

Posted by: Mr. Shrimp

Load Cases for static Analysis of Earthquake - 06/14/07 10:20 AM

Estimated
I send a personal interpretation for the static analysis of the loads cases for earthquake.(Not linear analysis with Earthquake)

Bearing in mind that in the zone where my analyses are projected are considered to be cases of earthquake in the vertical axis.

Next, I define the combination of Loads cases for the Not linear analysis with Earthquake

Not linear analysis with Earthquake

LOADS CASES - STRESS TYPE - OUTPUT STATUS - COMB METHOD - MONITORING RESULT
1: W+T1+P1 - OPE - Supress - 0 - 0
2: W+T2+P1 - OPE - Keep - 0 - Restraints, (Loads)
3: W+P1 SUS - Keep - 0 - Stress Code & Restraints, (Loads)
4: W+T1+P1+U1 - OCC - Supress- 0 - 0
5: W+T1+P1+U2 - OCC - Supress- 0 - 0
6: W+T1+P1+U3 - OCC - Supress- 0 - 0
7: L1-L3 - EXP - Keep - lgebraic - Stress Code
8: L5-L1 - OCC - Supress - Algebraic - 0
9: L6-L1 - OCC - Supress - Algebraic - 0
10: L7-L1 - OCC - Supress - Algebraic - 0
11: L8+L9 - OCC - Supress - SRSS - 0
12: L8+L10 - OCC - Supress - SRSS - 0
13: L2+L11 - OCC - Keep - Scalar - Restraints, (Loads)
14: L2-L11- OCC - Keep - Scalar - Restraints, (Loads)
15: L2+L12- OCC - Keep - Scalar - Restraints, (Loads)
16: L2-L12- OCC - Keep - Scalar - Restraints, (Loads)
17: L3+L11 - OCC - Keep - Scalar - Stress Code
18: L3-L11 - OCC - Keep - Scalar - Stress Code
19: L3+L12 - OCC - Keep - Scalar - Stress Code
20: L3-L12 - OCC - Keep - Scalar - Stress Code
21: L13+L14....L19+L20 - OPE - Keep - SignMax - Restraints, (Loads)
22: L13+L14....L19+L20 - OPE - Keep - SignMin - Restraints, (Loads)

where:
T1&P1.- They are Design conditions
T2&P2.- thet are Operations conditions

wait for commentaries

thanks
Posted by: Richard Ay

Re: Load Cases for static Analysis of Earthquake - 06/14/07 06:31 PM

Design temperatures and pressures are typically not used in a flexibility analysis. Therefore Case 1 (and all cases built on it) are not needed here.

From your description, Case 2 should use P2, not P1.

Cases 4 – 6 should use your T2/P2, the operating conditions.

Case 7 should be L2 – L3 (operating minus sustained).

Cases 8 – 10 should be L4-L2, L5-L2, and L6-L2.

Cases 11 and 12 are ok (I presume U2 is vertical).

Cases 13-20 are ok.

Cases 21 and 22 are incorrect. These cases should be L13+L14+L15+L16. Do not include 17 – 20 here because these later cases are a stress summation.
Posted by: John C. Luf

Re: Load Cases for static Analysis of Earthquake - 06/14/07 07:57 PM

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Posted by: Ioana Campbell

Re: Load Cases for static Analysis of Earthquake - 06/25/07 01:09 AM

How about loads cases for static analysis of wave
Posted by: Richard Ay

Re: Load Cases for static Analysis of Earthquake - 06/25/07 06:50 AM

Wave analysis is a little different because you likely be working to one of the offshore piping codes. These codes really want a single load case with all operational and environmental loads acting concurrently (but you wouldn't combine earthquake and extreme wave).

So you would want a load case similiar to:

W+P1+T1+F1+WAV1+WIN1
Posted by: Mr. Shrimp

Re: Load Cases for static Analysis of Earthquake - 07/04/07 07:26 PM

That it happens if for these cases of load a restriction is added type SNB

LOADS CASES - STRESS TYPE - OUTPUT STATUS - COMB METHOD - MONITORING RESULT
1: W+D1+T1+P1 - OPE - kEEP - 0 - 0
2: W+P1 SUS - SUPRESS - 0 - Restraints, (Loads)
3: W+P2 SUS - Keep - 0 - Stress Code & Restraints, (Loads)
4: W+D1+T1+P1+U1 - OPE - Supress- 0 - 0-------ACTIVE SNUBBERS
5: W+D1+T1+P1+U2 - OPE - Supress- 0 - 0-------ACTIVE SNUBBERS
6: W+D1+T1+P1+U3 - OPE - Supress- 0 - 0-------ACTIVE SNUBBERS
7: L1-L2 - EXP - Keep - lgebraic - Stress Code
8: L5-L1 - OCC - Supress - Algebraic - 0
9: L6-L1 - OCC - Supress - Algebraic - 0
10: L7-L1 - OCC - Supress - Algebraic - 0
11: L8+L9 - OCC - Supress - SRSS - 0
12: L8+L10 - OCC - Supress - SRSS - 0
13: L2+L11 - OCC - Keep - Scalar - Restraints, (Loads)
14: L2-L11- OCC - Keep - Scalar - Restraints, (Loads)
15: L2+L12- OCC - Keep - Scalar - Restraints, (Loads)
16: L2-L12- OCC - Keep - Scalar - Restraints, (Loads)
17: L3+L11 - OCC - Keep - Scalar - Stress Code
18: L3-L11 - OCC - Keep - Scalar - Stress Code
19: L3+L12 - OCC - Keep - Scalar - Stress Code
20: L3-L12 - OCC - Keep - Scalar - Stress Code
21: L13+L14+L15+L16 - OPE - Keep - SignMax - Restraints, (Loads)
22: L13+L14+L15+L16 - OPE - Keep - SignMin - Restraints, (Loads)

P1;T1 OPERATION CONDITIIONS
P2; DESIGNE PRESURE

MY DOUBT THIS IN THAT IF MUST BE the ITEM, L4, L5, L6 OPE Or OCC

tHANKS
Posted by: Richard Ay

Re: Load Cases for static Analysis of Earthquake - 07/04/07 10:39 PM

Call them OCC cases. You have the output supressed, so no one will accidentally use the stresses - this is good.