FEA calculation. Aluminum Inner Shell NIKHEF C DeMaCo P Client: DeMaCo Author: R. van Ruijven Checked: J.H.

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FEA calculation Aluminum Inner Shell NIKHEF 11-0082C DeMaCo P100331 Client: DeMaCo Author: R. van Ruijven Checked: J.H. de Groot Doc.: 11-0082C-DOC01 Rev.: A Date: 23-03-2011

Table of contents Summary... 3 Conclusion... 3 1 Introduction... 4 2 Inner shell properties... 4 2.1 Components... 4 2.2 FEA analysis... 5 2.3 Loads... 5 2.4 Material properties... 5 2.5 Corrosion allowances... 6 2.6 Load cases and evaluation of results... 6 2.7 Additional external pressure check according AD2000 B6... 6 3 FEA model... 7 3.1 Loadcase 1: design... 8 3.2 Loadcase 2: Full Vacuum... 10 3.3 Loadcase 3: Test... 12 4 Results of external pressure check according AD2000 B6... 13 Appendix 1: Drawing... 13 Appendix 2: AD2000 B6 external pressure check... 13 Revision Date By Checked Issue A 23-03-2011 RvR HdG Fixation pins and load case pressure test added 0 21-03-2011 RvR HdG First release 2 of 13

Summary DeMaCo has to design and fabricate an aluminum inner shell for cryogenic cooling for NIKHEF. In this report stresses are calculated using FEA software. These stresses are checked for compliance with AD 2000 D1 (internal pressure) and D6 (external pressure). Operating conditions: P operating = 1.5 barg T operating = -196 to +100 C Design limits operating: P design = 1.5 barg T design = +150 C Leakage testing: P eakage test = -1.0 barg (Full Vacuum) T leakage test = 20 C Test pressure: P test = 3.33 barg T test = 20 C Weight of components: Weight of vessel (517 kg ) Nitrogen liquid (216 kg distributed over internal surfaces). Bearing load in fixation 4 pins Ø10: 7330 / 4 pins = 1830 N each. No nozzle loads are defined. Material type: Aluminum Al 5754 The computed stresses are compared with the maximum allowable stresses according to AD 2000. Conclusion The shell complies with the requirements of AD 2000 3 of 13

1 Introduction DeMaCo has to design and fabricate an aluminum inner shell for cryogenic cooling for NIKHEF. In this report stresses are calculated using FEA software. These stresses are checked for compliance with AD 2000 D1 (internal pressure) and D6 (external pressure). All dimensions are in mm 2 Inner shell properties 2.1 Components The inner shell consists of two pipes with an 32 mm axis offset. Inner wall: I.D. Ø950 x 1980 x 15 mm Outer wall: O.D. Ø1120 x 1980 x 12 mm Baffle: thickness 40 mm Nozzle: DN100 x 3 Total weight of shell: 517 kg Total weight of Nitrogen liquid (density 800 kg/m3): 216 kg The vessel is fixed by two times two pins connected to the Baffles. See appendix 1 for a drawing of the model, directly generated from the model. Fixation pins Figuur 1: FEA model (with two symmetry planes) 4 of 13

2.2 FEA analysis The FEA analyses are performed using the software package Pro/MECHANICA. The analyses are linear elastic, no plastic material behavior is incorporated. Only solid elements are used, with a maximum element order of 9 after the second calculation step. The 9 th order polynomial describes the geometry and stresses with a high level of accuracy, instead of increasing the density of mesh elements like traditional FEA packages do. All analyses for this project are performed using solid elements. 2.3 Loads Operating conditions: P operating = 1.5 barg T operating = -196 to +100 C Design limits operating: P design = 1.5 barg T design = +150 C Leakage testing: P eakage test = -1.0 barg (Full Vacuum) T leakage test = 20 C Test pressure: P test = 3.33 barg (PED: 1.25 * 80/45 * 1.5) T test = 20 C No nozzle loads are defined. Weight of components: Weight of vessel (517 kg ) Nitrogen liquid (216 kg distributed over internal surfaces). Bearing load in fixation 4 pins Ø10: 7330 / 4 pins = 1830 N each. 2.4 Material properties Material type: Aluminum Al 5754 Materials according to AD 2000-Merkblatt W6/1, D1.2003 Temperatures valid between -270 C to + 150 C Table 2: Al 5754 material properties according to AD 2000 Type and thickness Condition 0.2% limit -270 to 100 C [N/mm 2 ] 1.0% limit 150 C [N/mm 2 ] Tube (0.3 to 10) 0/H111 80 45 180 Plate (25 to 50) H112 80 45 190 Tensile strength [N/mm 2 ] 5 of 13

2.5 Corrosion allowances Corrosion allowance is 0 mm. 2.6 Load cases and evaluation of results With Pro/MECHANICA, stresses and displacement are computed. The stresses which are shown in the various figures the average stress by the definition of Von Mises. Load case 1 (Design) Primary load: P design = 1.5 barg T design =+150 C Weight of components (Weight of vessel and nitrogen. Fixation on 4 pins). Secondary load No secondary loads Load case 2 (Full Vacuum) Primary load: P design = -1 barg (Full Vacuum) T design = 20 C Secondary load No secondary loads Load case 3 (Hydro test) P test = 3.33 barg T test = 20 C Check According to AD 2000, the following set of checks must be evaluated: 1. σ v;pm 1.0% yield stress / S with S (Sicherheitsbeiwert) according to AD2000 B0, table 2: S = 1.5 for normal conditions, S = 1.1 for pressure test 2.7 Additional external pressure check according AD2000 B6 The pressure vessel program BabsyWin is used to check buckling due to external pressure according to AD2000 B6 for both shells. Results can be found in appendix 2. 6 of 13

3 FEA model Table 1: Components in FEA model Component Material type Corrosion allowance Effective wall thickness Inner wall Tube 15 mm 0 mm 15 mm Outer wall Tube 12 mm 0 mm 12 mm Nozzle Tube 3 mm 0 mm 3 mm Baffle Plate 40 mm 0 mm 40 mm The FEA model has two symmetry planes, one along the shell axis and one normal to the shell axis. All elements are solid elements. 7 of 13

3.1 Loadcase 1: design Table 2: Summary and evaluation of stresses Load Maximum calculated stress Check (T=150 C) Result σ v;p 28 N/mm 2 30 N/mm 2 (1.0% yield/s) acceptable Conclusion: the shell complies with the requirements of AD 2000 Figure 2: Displacement due to Primary loading (internal pressure). Maximum displacement 0.5 mm. Figure 3: Primary loading (internal pressure only), von Mises stress. σ v;pm,max = 28 N/mm 2 8 of 13

Figure 4: Primary loading (internal pressure only), detail of ring, σ v;pm,max = 20 N/mm 2 Figure 5: Primary loading (internal pressure only), detail of nozzle and pin holes σ v;pm,max = 28 N/mm 2 9 of 13

3.2 Loadcase 2: Full Vacuum Table 3: Summary and evaluation of stresses Load Maximum calculated stress Check (T=20 C) Result σ v;p 19 N/mm 2 53 N/mm 2 (0.2% yield/s) acceptable Conclusion: the shell complies with the requirements of AD 2000 Figure 6: Primary loading (internal pressure only), von Mises stress. σ v;pm,max = 19 N/mm 2 Figure 7: Primary loading (internal pressure only), detail of ring, σ v;pm,max = 13 N/mm 2 10 of 13

Figure 8: Primary loading (internal pressure only), detail of nozzle and pin holes σ v;pm,max = 19 N/mm 2 11 of 13

3.3 Loadcase 3: Test Table 4: Summary and evaluation of stresses Load Maximum calculated stress Check (T=20 C) Result σ v;p 62 N/mm 2 72.7 N/mm 2 (0.2% yield/s test ) acceptable Conclusion: the shell complies with the requirements of AD 2000 Figure 9: Primary loading (internal pressure only), von Mises stress. σ v;pm,max = 62 N/mm 2 Figure 10: Primary loading (internal pressure only), detail of nozzle and baffle, σ v;pm,max = 62 N/mm 2 12 of 13

4 Results of external pressure check according AD2000 B6 The results of the pressure vessel program BabsyWin in appendix 2 show that the outer vessel is able to withstand an external pressure of 5.4 barg, the inner shell 10 barg according to AD2000 B6 with a safety factor S=1.1 (test condition). Appendix 1: Drawing See document: 11-0082C Aluminum Inner Shell NIKHEF rev 0 Appendix 1.pdf Appendix 2: AD2000 B6 external pressure check See document: 11-0082C Aluminum Inner Shell NIKHEF rev 0 Appendix 2.pdf 13 of 13

Page: 1 of: 2 Date: 17-03-2010 16-03-2010 16-07-2010 23-07-2010 21-03-2011 Name: RvdP HdG Client: IBS Cryonorm GE DeMaCo Jenbacher - MOT Title: STD 42inch CNLP Flange Aluminum FS 7x8x10000 leiding Calculation 12 shell bar NIKHEF S JMS Vaporiser 616 Drawing number: 30030 CN2100130-10 DN 800 eigen flens Job number: 270039 10-0363C 09-0210P 11-0082C Job-filename: AD_STD_12bar.job2 Rev 11-0082C 0.job2 rev 0 babsywin Rev. 2.0 copyright Ing.-Büro Dutz S t r e s s - a n a l y s i s I www.arrayindustries.com E info@arrayindustries.com T +31 (0)180 331 655 F +31 (0)180 328 276 AD-2000-B6:Cylindrical shells subjected to external pressure, issue 10/2006 Loadcase Testing Nominal diameter DN 1100 External test pressure PT 1,00 bar Temperature T 20,00 Celsius Permitted range Da/Di =1,0219 <= 1.2 satisfied Material Data Chosen material AlMg3 W19 Type Plate References AD W6.1 1.90 Tensile stress RmRT 190,00 N/mm² 0.2%-Yield-stress Rp02,T 80,00 N/mm² Safety factor S 1,10 -- Permissible stress K/S 72,73 N/mm² Safety factor Sk(') 2,20 -- Young's modulus E 70000,00 N/mm² Allowances Shell tolerance c1 0,00 mm Corrosion allowance c2 0,00 mm Geometrical data External diameter Da 1120,00 mm Actual shell thickness se 12,00 mm Buckling length l 2000,00 mm Number of ridges n 4 -- Flattening u 1,50 % Parameter Z 0,87965 -- Parameter Da/l 0,56000 -- Pressure Elastic buckl. pressure p1 5,67 bar Plastic buckl. pressure p2 5,44 bar Design pressure p 1,00 bar --> no buckling

Page: 2 of: 2 Date: 17-03-2010 16-03-2010 16-07-2010 23-07-2010 21-03-2011 Name: RvdP HdG Client: IBS Cryonorm GE DeMaCo Jenbacher - MOT Title: STD 42inch CNLP Flange Aluminum FS 7x8x10000 leiding Calculation 12 shell bar NIKHEF S JMS Vaporiser 616 Drawing number: 30030 CN2100130-10 DN 800 eigen flens Job number: 270039 10-0363C 09-0210P 11-0082C Job-filename: AD_STD_12bar.job2 Rev 11-0082C 0.job2 rev 0 babsywin Rev. 2.0 copyright Ing.-Büro Dutz S t r e s s - a n a l y s i s I www.arrayindustries.com E info@arrayindustries.com T +31 (0)180 331 655 F +31 (0)180 328 276 AD-2000-B6:Cylindrical shells subjected to external pressure, issue 10/2006 Loadcase Testing Nominal diameter DN 950 External test pressure PT 1,00 bar Temperature T 20,00 Celsius Permitted range Da/Di =1,0326 <= 1.2 satisfied Material Data Chosen material AlMg3 W19 Type Plate References AD W6.1 1.90 Tensile stress RmRT 190,00 N/mm² 0.2%-Yield-stress Rp02,T 80,00 N/mm² Safety factor S 1,10 -- Permissible stress K/S 72,73 N/mm² Safety factor Sk(') 2,20 -- Young's modulus E 70000,00 N/mm² Allowances Shell tolerance c1 0,00 mm Corrosion allowance c2 0,00 mm Geometrical data External diameter Da 950,00 mm Actual shell thickness se 15,00 mm Buckling length l 2000,00 mm Number of ridges n 3 -- Flattening u 1,50 % Parameter Z 0,74613 -- Parameter Da/l 0,47500 -- Pressure Elastic buckl. pressure p1 12,50 bar Plastic buckl. pressure p2 10,03 bar Design pressure p 1,00 bar --> no buckling