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#65308 - 01/13/16 10:18 AM WRC 107 analysis for Hillside Nozzles
KrishnaPokharel Offline
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Registered: 02/28/14
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Loc: New Orleans, Louisiana
I believe WRC 107 is applicable for radial nozzles only. Can the same be applied for hillside nozzles?

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#65684 - 02/26/16 12:22 PM Re: WRC 107 analysis for Hillside Nozzles [Re: KrishnaPokharel]
Hardik Pilojpara Offline
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Registered: 08/06/10
Posts: 36
Loc: gujarat, india
hi,

you can alternate try this method

use WRC 107

select local loading method

take vessel dia= 1.8 Dia of vessel ( this is done to convert Cyllindrical vessel to sperical shape considering crown radius 0.9 D )

P= axial force
calculated Resulatant of VL and Vc == put in either in Vl or in VC

if you put resultant value in Vl=Vr then Vc=0

now calculate resultant of Ml and MC

put Mr in Ml=o and MC= MR


by this way you can get closer result.

this is my understanding

correct me if i am wrong!! smile
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Hardik Pilojpara,
Pipe Stress Engineer.
India.

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