Project Information
Piping Stress Analysis on 225 lines of Group Gathering Station using CAESAR II.
Description
Client
A Dubai based major EPC contractor that specializes in the Energy, Industrial and Infrastructure sectors with a successful track record of executing projects in over 20 countries in the Middle East, Europe, Africa, India and South-East Asia.
Engineering Requirement
- Piping Stress Analysis using CAESAR II on 35 systems (225 lines) of the Group Gathering station in a sequence of 2 phases for Above Ground & Under Ground piping systems and subsequently submit Stress Isometrics for final IFC (Issue for Construction).
Delivered
- Stress Isometric
- CAESAR II Plot
- Input Echo
- Stress Summary Report
- Restraint Load Summary Extended Report
- Displacement Report
- Nozzle Load Check Report
- Dynamic Modal Analysis Report
- WRC Report
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