Pipe strain Flashcards

1
Q

types of static load

A

weight
thermal
foundational

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2
Q

types of dynamic load

A
vibration
wind
water hammer
slug flow
change of PSV
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3
Q

pipe strain distortion can cause

A

bed warp
casing damage
mechanical seal failure
vibration

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4
Q

rule for vibration frequency for support

greater stiffness = vibration

A

higher vibration

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5
Q

flange joint tolerance

A

1/16

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6
Q

flange bolt tolerance

A

1/8

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7
Q

flange face tolerance

A

1/16

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8
Q

dial placement for checking pipe strain

A

12 and 3

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9
Q

gap between pipe and support to allow for shimming

A

1/4

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10
Q

3 fittings to join pipe

A

orifice plate
bellow expansion
welded spool

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11
Q

flame methods for correcting pipe strain

A

holt
line
spot

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12
Q

flame bending for greatest amount of bending

A

holt method

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13
Q

flame bending method for small amount of deflection

A

spot method

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14
Q

3 steps for heat movement

A

pipe length
deflection
parallel

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15
Q

abbreviation PSA

A

pipe stress anaylsis

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16
Q

correct deflection pump to source or source to pump

A

pump to source

17
Q

ASME code for piping process

A

31.3

18
Q

ASME code for power piping

A

31.1

19
Q

stress result of internal or external pressures and is considered uniform across the piping

A

hoop or constant

20
Q

stress when both ends of the pipe are fixed. Pipe is not allowed to move thermally in either direction

A

axial or elongation

21
Q

stress applied to the piping by gravity, pipe weight, or piping hardware such as valve

A

bending

22
Q

stress caused by the continual cycling of pressure and temperature change

A

fatigue

23
Q

requirement for PSA

A

temperature exceeds 177 Celsius

or 66 Celsius on 4 inch diameter

24
Q

loads that PSA anaylize

A
hydrostatic
sustained
operating
expansion
occasional
25
Q

pipe fittings for axial movement

A

orifice plate, welded spool

26
Q

pipe fitting for temperature or pressure change

A

bellow expansion joint