
Project Information
Piping Stress Analysis for vacuum heater and support in planning for process & boiler feed water coils.
Description
Client
A leader in providing quality heat transfer equipment like direct fired heaters, air preheat systems and water heat recovery systems. They innovate their designs to save fuel, matching the customer specifications, and optimize to accommodate special project requirements.

Engineering Requirement
- Piping Stress Analysis as well as support in planning for process & boiler feed water coils
- Flexibility analysis on the process coil of radiant and convection process piping
- Flexibility analysis on the boiler feed water coil
- Support for the horizontal radiant single fired tubes in coking service
- Analysis and evaluation of the 5” lower radiant tube for the effects of bowing associated with the temperature differential

Delivered
- Piping Stress Output for 4passes & Boiler feed water line
- Piping Stress Reports
- Assumptions & considerations & with suggestions reports
- C2 file
- Simplified report for support design (Induced forces, moments & displacements at support locations in
simplified manner)
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