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#62244 - 02/26/15 09:06 PM DRY OUT cases for TANK to PUMP SUCTION
Bhavya_Singh Offline
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Registered: 02/08/11
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Please give me some idea how to perform " DRY OUT " cases from TANK to Pump suction.

1. If we are using first support spring due to settlement , shall is it necesaary that for dry out case we have to use hanger load coming during operating load case . OR what is exact process ??


2. If wedo user defined/predefined hanger for DRY OUT case, then load come too high on Tank Nozzle

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#62246 - 02/27/15 03:02 AM Re: DRY OUT cases for TANK to PUMP SUCTION [Re: Bhavya_Singh]
MoverZ Offline
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Where large tank fill / drain lines are concerned, the contents weight can be around five times the metal weight, so designing a spring for the filled case risks huge unbalanced loads when the pipe is drained.

Maybe a better solution would be avoid springs entirely. Use hard supports and a double-tied EXJ at the nozzle. This would take care of settlement and wall bulging too (provided it has two tie-rods).


Edited by MoverZ (02/27/15 03:03 AM)

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#62331 - 03/09/15 10:13 PM Re: DRY OUT cases for TANK to PUMP SUCTION [Re: Bhavya_Singh]
Bhavya_Singh Offline
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Thanks Mr. MoverZ for your valuable suggestion.

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