Project Information
Piping Stress Analysis of Vacuum Jacketed Liquid Nitrogen Lines
Description
Client
A leading North American manufacturer of cryogenic gas equipment and systems engaged in providing engineering, design, fabrication, installation, and repair services for the food packaging, pharmaceutical, semi-conductor, medical gas pipe, and more.
Engineering Requirement
Rishabh Engineering, as an engineering service partner, executed pipe stress analysis for vacuum jacketed liquid nitrogen lines having a design temperature of -320oF and pressure of 200 PSIG. We were responsible for the following:
- Ensure that all loads (sustained, occasional and thermal) acting on the piping system are within the code limits
- Avoid piping stresses beyond the permit as referenced by international codes and standards
- Avoid excessive stresses in the supporting or restraining elements
- Avoid unintentional disengagement of piping from its supports
- Avoid excessive piping sag in piping systems which need drainage slope
Delivered
- Piping Stress Analysis Report
- CAESAR native files (C2. File)
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