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Proceedings of the
ASME Pressure Vessels
and Piping Conference
- 2009 -
VOLUME 3
Design and Analysis
presented at
20°9 ASME PRESSURE VESSELS AND PIPING CONFERENCE
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inforwa-ton^eSothek PRAGUE' CZECH republic
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CONTENTS
DESIGN AND ANALYSIS
DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PRESSURE VESSELS,HEAT EXCHANGERS AND COMPONENTS
Introduction 1
PVP2009-77007 3Stress Field Around a Large Opening in a Pressure Vessel During a Major Repair
Erik Garrido and Euro Casanova
PVP2009-77150 13
Repair of an Externally Corroded Pressure Vessel Using an Internal Lap Patch andWeld Buildup
Reza Looyeh, Jaan Taagepera, David Bosi, and Martin Carroll
PVP2O09-77251 21
Thermo-Mechanical Design of Brazed Plate-Fins Heat Exchanger Based on Finite Element
Modeling Using Homogenization TechniquesJohan Dib, Ivan Lewon, and Boris Martin
PVP2O09-77521 29
Construction of Pressure Vessel Using Thin Inner Shell Wound Cross-Helically byInterlocking Strips
Chen Ping
PVP2O09-77524 33
Buckling Analysis of an Orthotropic Elliptical Toroidal Shell
D. Redekop
PVP2O09-77590 41
Stress Analysis of Pressurized Micro-Channel PassagesGuo-Yan Zhou, Shan-Tung Tu, Fu-Zhen Xuan, and Zhengdong Wang
PVP2009-77834 49
Evaluation of a Welded Joint Using the Structural Stress Method
Shiju V. P. George
PVP2O09-77885 53
Use of Design-by-Analysis for Designing Shear Key Structure
Tomohiro Naruse, Tetsuya Kuwano, Mitsuhiro Narita, Taiji Hashimoto, and Haruo Miura
PVP2009-78034 63
A Universal Design Method Based on Analysis for Cylindrical Shells With Nozzles Due to
Internal Pressure, External Forces and Moments: Part I
Ming-De Xue, Qing-Hai Du, Keh-Chih Hwang, and Zhi-Hai Xiang
ix
PVP2009-78147 71
A Universal Design Method Based on Analysis for Cylindrical Shells With Nozzles Due to
Internal Pressure, External Forces and Moments: Part II
Ming-De Xue, Qing-Hai Du, Keh-Chih Hwang, and Zhi-Hai Xiang
DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF PIPING AND PIPING COMPONENTS
Introduction 79
PVP2009-77125 81
Evaluation of Fire Protection Piping in a DOE Performance Category 3 Structure
Larry P. Buchanan
PVP2009-77147 91
Calculating Thermal Gradients in a B31.1 Welding End Transition Joint by Formulae
David H. Creates
PVP2009-77148 101
A Procedure to Evaluate a B31.1 Welding End Transition Joint to Include the FatigueEffects of Thermal Gradients for Design and Plant Life Extension
David H. Creates
PVP2009-77151 111
Stress Index Development for Special Elbows
J.-M. Kim, H.-C. Song, S.-Y. Kang, S.-H. Park, J.-S. Yang, and Y.-H. Kim
PVP2009-77169 117
A Parametric Study on the Strain Concentration in Field Joint of Concrete Coated PipelinesUsing Finite Element Method
Nikzad Nourpanah and Farid Taheri
PVP2009-77544 125
Local Buckling of Tight Fit Liner PipeEelke S. Focke and Arnold M. Gresnigt
PVP2009-77747 135
Special Design Considerations for Buried HDPE Piping in Nuclear Safety Related
ApplicationsChakrapani Basavaraju and Kama! A. Manoly
PVP2009-77782 143
Some Aspects of the Spring Hanger Design Procedure for Piping Flexibility Analysis
Alexey Berkovsky and Oleg Kireev
PVP2009-77828 153
Analysis of FCC Expansion Joints Movement Test
Jorivaldo Medeiros, Jordana Luiza B. da C. Veiga, and Jose Carlos C. Veiga
PVP2009-77915 163
Study of the Effects of Environment in the Fatigue Analysis on Existing LWR as Proposed in
USNRC RG 1.207
Eugene Tom, Milton Dong, and Hong Ming Lee
x
PVP2009-77938 171
Sensitivity of the Effective Seismic Support Damping in a Class I Piping System to
Analysis Parameters
Nima Zobeiry
PVP2009-78001 183
Simplified Stress Intensity Factor Equation for SCC Propogation of the Pipe Welds (Part 2)
Mayumi Ochi, Kiminobu Hojo, Kazuo Ogawa, and Naoki Ogawa
PVP2009-78007 191
Finite Element Analysis and Stress Intensification Factor Determination for Core to
Jacket Joints
Pishdad Mohammadi-Araz
FATIGUE, FRACTURE MECHANICS, AND DAMAGE ANALYSIS
Introduction 201
PVP2009-77026 203
About Relation Between Irradiation Hardening of Ferritic Steels and Ductile Fracture
Toughness Decrease
Jiri Novak
PVP2009-77027 209
Prediction of Ductile Fracture as a Process Controlled by Cavitation InstabilityJiri Novak
PVP2009-77048 213
Understanding and Predicting Weldment Fatigue in Structural Nuclear SupportsMatthew Massingham and Robert Gibson
PVP2009-77139 231
Comparison Between Different Approaches for the Evaluation of the Hot Spot Structural
Stress in Welded Pressure Vessel ComponentsMartin Muscat, Kevin Degiorgio, and James Wood
PVP2009-77143 241
Stress Intensity Factor Influence Coefficients for External Surface Flaws in Boiling Water
Reactor Pressure Vessels
Shengjun Yin, Terry L. Dickson, Paul T. Williams, and B. Richard Bass
PVP2009-77154 253
Towards Fast Numerical Studies for Maintenance and Lifecycle Problem Analysis:New Simulation Methods on Example of an Industrial Study Case
Alexei Mikchevitch, Samuel Geniaut, and lonel Nistor
PVP2009-77156 ... 263
A First Investigation on Cumulative Fatigue Life for a Type 304-L Stainless Steel Used for
Pressure Water Reactor
A. Fissolo and J. M. Stelmaszyk
xi
PVP2009-77184 273
Meshless Simulation of Fracture in Thin-Walled Pipe Structures
S. J. Liu
PVP2009-77193 281
Extrapolation of Tearing Resistance Curves
Kim R. W. Wallin
PVP2009-77210 287
The J -Integral for a Single-Edge Cracked Panel Subjected to Combined Remote
Tension and BendingMasaaki Matsubara
PVP2009-77211 293
Progress in the Analysis of Duplex CT Specimen Test Results Using FE Analysis to
Assess the Crack Behaviour in Heterogeneous Materials
B. D. Daniels, M. A. Wilkes, and R. P. Birkett
PVP2009-77217 301
Design Evaluation Method for Random Fatigue Based on Spectrum Characteristics
Shinsuke Sakai, Satoshi Okajima, Satoshi Izumi, and Naoto Kasahara
PVP2009-77287 309
Warm Pre-Stressing Tests for WWER 440 Reactor Pressure Vessel Material
Dana Lauerova, Vladislav Pistora, Milan Brumovsky, and Milos Kytka
PVP2009-77290 321
Large-Scale Tests Performed in Support of LBB Projects Applied to WWER TypeNPPs in the Czech Republic in Years 1992-1994
Dana Lauerova, Jiri Palyza, and Jiri Zdarek
PVP2009-77297 331
Determination of Ductile Tearing Resistance Curve in Weld Joints
S. Marie, P. Gilles, and P. Ould
PVP2009-77299 343
Constraint Corrected Cleavage Fracture Assessment Based on Tests of Standard and
Small Scale Cruciform Specimens
Jorg Hohe, Volker Hardenacke, and Dieter Siegele
PVP2009-77328 351
Experimental Study of Mode II Fracture of Hybrid Composite and Metal-Wire Joints
Y. W. Kwon, W. A. Schultz, D. C. Loup, and E. A. Rasmussen
PVP2009-77359 359
Validity of the Master Curve Temperature Dependence Assumption for Highly Embrittled
RPV Materials: Results From the IAEA Coordinated Research Project (CRP-8)Tapio Planman, Kunio Onizawa, and William Server
PVP2009-77360 367
Proposal of Rational Determination of Fracture Toughness Lower-Bound Curves byMaster Curve Approach
Naoki Miura, Naoki Soneda, Shu Sawai, and Shinsuke Sakai
xii
PVP2009-77370, 377
Effect of Frequency and Shape of Thermal Cycling on the Damage of Multi-Material Under
Thermo-Elasto-Plastic Behaviour
Bilal Taher, Said Abboudi, and Rafic Younes
PVP2009-77396 387
Good Practice Handbook for PTS Evaluation (Result of the IAEA Co-Ordinated
Project on PTS)Vladislav Pistora, Milan Brumovsky, and Nigel Taylor
PVP2009-77407 395
PTS Benchmark Performed Within IAEA Coordinated Research Project 9
Vladislav Pistora and Milan Brumovsky
PVP2009-77450 403
Fatigue Assessment of Nuclear Power Plant Components Subjected to Thermal
Cyclic LoadingKai Bauerbach, Michael Vormwald, and Jurgen Rudolph
PVP2009-77541 413
Stress Intensity Factors for Closely and Densely Packed Cracks in Partially AutofrettagedPressurized Thick-Walled Cylinders
Q. Ma, C. Levy, and M. Perl
PVP2009-77546 425
Effects of Water Jet Peening and Hardening Treatment on Fatigue Properties of SCr420
Akira Shimamoto, Ryo Kubota, Sung-mo Yang, Dae-kue Choi, and Weiping Jia
PVP2009-77547 433
Crack Growth Under Thermal Fatigue Loading (Effect of Stress Gradient and Relaxation)
Masayuki Kamaya
PVP2009-77555 441
Stress Evaluation Charts for Thermal Stratification Considering Heat Transfer
Characteristics
Ichiro Furuhashi, Nobuchika Kawasaki, and Naoto Kasahara
PVP2009-77598 449
Numerical Investigation of Flow Structure in Pipe Elbow With Large Eddy Simulation
ApproachMasa-aki Tanaka, Hiroyuki Ohshima, and Hideaki Monji
PVP2009-77607 459
Reliability Estimation of a Natural Gas Pipeline With Surface Crack
0. S. Lee, H. M. Kim, D. H. Kim, and H. B. Choi
PVP2009-77668 467
IAEA Coordinated Research Project on Master Curve Approach to Monitor Fracture
Toughness of RPV Steels: Effect of Loading Rate
Hans-Werner Viehrig, Enrico Lucon, and William L. Server
xiii
PVP2009-77671 473
Analysis of Large-Scale Fracture Experiments Addressing the Behaviour of Sub-Clad Flaws
in Reactor Pressure Vessel Steel
Philip Minnebo, Elena Paffumi, Nigel Taylor, Karl-Fredrik Nilsson, J. Palyza, and
V. Pistora
PVP2009-77679 481
Assessment of Overlapped Internal and External Volumetric Flaws in p-M Method
Shinji Konosu and Hikaru Miyata
PVP2009-77723 489
Prestrain Influence on Fatigue Crack Propagation in a 304L Stainless Steel
Kokleang Vor, Catherine Gardin, Christine Sarrazin-Baudoux, Jean Petit, and
Claude Amzallag
PVP2009-77726 499
Effects of Gaseous Hydrogen on Fatigue Crack Growth Behavior of Low Carbon Steel
Dongsun Lee, Hide-aki Nishikawa, Yasuji Oda, and Hiroshi Noguchi
PVP2009-77741 509
Fatigue Design for Non-Welded Regions According to New European and American
Pressure Vessel Standards
Franz Rauscher
PVP2009-77761 517
Effects of Weld Strength Mismatch on Estimation Procedures for J Fracture Parameter
Using Clamped SE{T) SpecimensGustavo H. B. Donato, Rodrigo Magnabosco, and Claudio Ruggieri
PVP2009-77788 527
Use of Large Databases to Identify Trends in the Behavior of Ferritic Steels
Mark T. EricksonKirk, MarjorieAnn EricksonKirk, Charles Rose, and Xian J. Zhang
PVP2009-77826 537
Evaluation of Improved Methods for Plant Data Validation in Automated Fatigue Monitoring
Elwyn Lyles Cranford, Mark A. Gray, Jamie L. Shychuck, Heinz Haegeli, and
Brigitte Blokker
PVP2009-77883. 543
Towards Modelling Intergranular Stress-Corrosion Cracks Using Experimentally Obtained
Grain Topologies/, Simonovski, T. J. Marrow, L Cizelj, J. Quinta da Fonseca, and A. King
PVP2009-77956... 551
Fracture Performance Evaluation of Laser Beam Welded Joints Based on the Weibull
Stress Criterion
Yasuhito Takashima, Mitsuru Ohata, and Fumiyoshi Minami
PVP2009-77986 557
Fatigue Crack Initiation and Growth in Stainless Steel Pipe WeldsD. Green, R. D. Smith, J. P. Taggart, D. Beardsmore, and S. Robinson
xiv
PVP2009-78011 567
3D Modeling of Crack Arrest Experiment With a Local ApproachAnna Dahl, Dominique Moinereau, Clotilde Berdin, and Yves Meziere
PVP2009-78022 573
IAEA Coordinated Research Project on Master Curve Approach to Monitor
Fracture Toughness of RPV Steels: Final Results of the Experimental Exercise to SupportConstraint Effects
Randy K. Nanstad, Milan Brumovsky, Rogelio Hernandez Callejas, Ferenc Gillemot,Mikhail Korshunov, Bong Sang Lee, Enrico Lucon, Marc Scibetta, Philip Minnebo,
Karl-Fredrik Nilsson, Naoki Miura, Kunio Onizawa, Tapio Planman,William Server, Brian Burgos, Marta Serrano, and Hans-Werner Viehrig
PVP2009-78039 587
Crack Growth Analysis in Alloy 82/182 Butt Weld by Using the Finite Element
Alternating Method
Maan-Won Kim, Young-Jong Kim, and Byoung Chul Kim
PVP2009-78055 593
Analytical Modeling of Dynamic Crack Propagation in DCB SpecimensAmir Reza Shahani and Mohammad Reza Amini Fasakhodi
PVP2009-78129 603
Effects of Surface Finish and Loading Conditions on the Low Cycle Fatigue Behavior of
Austenitic Stainless Steel in PWR Environment for Various Strain Amplitude Levels
Jean Alain Le Duff, Andre Lefrangois, and Jean Philippe Vernot
PVP2009-78138 611
Cyclic Behavior and Fatigue of Stainless Surge Line Material
Jussi Solin, Gerhard Nagel, and Wolfgang Mayinger
INELASTIC AND NONLINEAR ANALYSIS, LIMIT LOAD ANALYSIS
Introduction 621
PVP2009-77220 625
Probabilistic Models to Approximate Highly Repetitive Linear and Nonlinear Finite Element
Analyses of Nuclear ComponentsDan Vlaicu and Mike Stojakovic
PVP2009-77245 635
Numerical Evaluation of Ratchetting Effects on the Deformation and Failure Behaviour of
ComponentsEberhard Roos, Xaver Schuler, and Ludwig Stumpfrock
PVP2009-77277 645
Study on Collapse Characteristics of Cylinder-to-Cylinder Intersections by Inelastic
Finite Element AnalysisShunji Kataoka, Asako Miyakawa, and Takuya Sato
xv
PVP2009-77343 651
Shakedown Analysis of Axisymmetric Nozzles Under Primary and Secondary Cyclic Loads
Dan Vlaicu
PVP2009-77403 659
Comparison of Pipe Bend Ratchetting/Shakedown Test Results With the Shakedown
Boundary Determined via a Simplified Technique
Hany F. Abdalla, Mohammad M. Megahed, and Maher Y. A. Younan
PVP2009-77413 667
Prevention of Transformer Tank Explosion Part 3: Design of Efficient Protections UsingNumerical Simulations
Ryan Brady, Sebastien Muller, Margareta Petrovan Boiarciuc, Guillaume Perigaud, and
Benjamin Landis
PVP2009-77687 677
Analysis of Spacer Grid Spring Load-Deflection Characteristic for PWR Fuel Assembly
Kyong-Bo Eom, Joon-Kyoo Park, Kyoung-Joo Kim, Jung-Min Sun, and
Kyeong-Lak Jeon
PVP2009-78073 685
A Means of Avoiding Sulfur Recovery Reaction Furnace Fired Tube Boiler Failures
Mike Porter, Dennis Martens, Sean McGuffie, and John Wheeler
PVP2009-78142 697
A Comparison of Failure Load Assessment Methods for Thin-Walled Tubes With Cracks
Hyun Su Kim, Chang Kyun Oh, and Tae Eun Jin
COMPOSITE MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES
Introduction 703
PVP2009-77303 705
The Damage of Plunger, Operating in Carbamide Environment
Frantisek Zahalka, Sarka Houdkova, and Michaela Kasparova
PVP2009-77452 713
Influence of Symmetrical Boundary Conditions on Free Vibration of Functionally Graded
Cylindrical Shells With Ring SupportM. R. Isvandzibaei, M. M. Najafizadeh, and P. Khazaeinejad
PVP2009-77696 723
Microstructure and Properties of the Composites: Hydroxyapatite With Addition of
Zirconium Phase
Agata Dudek and Adam Tokarz
PVP20O9-77983 729
Structural Health Monitoring Using Embedded Metal Filaments in PolymerComposite Piping
Pierre Mertiny, Christian Hansen, and Jens Kotlarski
xvi
BUCKLING AND STRUCTURAL RELIABILITY ANALYSIS
Introduction 737
PVP2009-77306 739
Assessment of the Integrity of the Channel Shelter of the ExperimentalNuclear Reactor LVR 15
Miroslav Svrcek, Ivan Krasny, and Jan Lestina
PVP2009-77350 745
Postbuckling Analyses of Elastic Cylindrical Shells Under Axial Compression
Takaya Kobayashi and Yasuko Mihara
PVP2009-77453 755
On the Buckling of Functionally Graded Cylindrical Shells Under Combined External
Pressure and Axial CompressionP. Khazaeinejad, M. M. Najafizadeh, J. Jenabi, and M. R. Isvandzibaei
PVP20O9-77527 763
Nonlinear Stability Analysis of the Vaulted Roofs With Corrosion Defects of
Oil Storage Tank
Baosheng Dong, Xinwei Zhao, Hongda Chen, Jinheng Luo, Zhixin Chen, Hua Zhang,Guangli Zhang, Lingkang Ji, and Yi Zhang
PVP2009-77777 769
Modal Techniques for Remote Identification of Nonlinear Reactions at Gap-SupportedTubes Under Turbulent Excitation
Xavier Delaune, Jose Antunes, Vincent Debut, Philippe Piteau, and Laurent Borsoi
PVP2009-77795 783
The Buckling of Fuel Rods Under Inertia LoadingGordon S. Bjorkman, Jr.
PVP2009-77800 789
The Effect of Gaps on the Impact Response of a Cask Closure Lid
Gordon S. Bjorkman, Jr.
PVP2009-77979 795
Buckling of Thin-Walled Steel Cylinders Under BendingSotiria Houliara and Spyros A. Karamanos
PVP2009-78090 807
Effect of Pressurization on the Buckling Behaviour of Thin-Walled Cylinders Under
Bending Load
AH Limam and Cedric Mathon
THERMAL STRESSES IN VESSELS, PIPING, AND COMPONENTS
Introduction 817
PVP2009-77013 819
Through Wall Cracking in High Temperature Rotary Cooler
James Frith and Robert Frith
xvii
PVP2009-77049 827
Inverse Analysis of Thermal States From Transient Histories With Nonlinear
Thermophysical PropertiesD. Engels, A. E. Segall, and C. Drapaca
PVP2009-77588 831
Multiphysics Inverse Analysis Method for Reducing Transient Thermal Stress in a
Thick-Walled PipeTakuya Ishizaka, Shiro Kubo, and Seiji loka
PVP2009-77643 839
Fatigue Studies of Stainless Steel Pipes Subject to High Cycle Domain Sinusoidal
Thermal Loads
Elena Paffumi, Vasile Radu, Karl-Fredrik Nilsson, and Nigel Taylor
PVP2009-77912 849
Stress and Fatigue Analysis Considering Thermal Stratification With the THERMAXS Code
Adama Diaby and Michel De Smet
ELEVATED TEMPERATURE DESIGN
Introduction 855
PVP2009 77002 857
Extension of Fatigue Exemption Rules in Section VIII, Div 2 Slightly Into the Creep RegimeCharles Becht, IV and Charles Becht, V
PVP2009-77149 865
A New Approach of Reliability Design for Creep Rupture PropertyJie Zhao, Shi-jie Zhu, Dong-ming Li, and Yuan-yuan Fang
PVP2009-78067 875
Elevated Temperature Shakedown ConceptsCharles Becht, IV
DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF FLANGE JOINTS
Introduction 881
PVP2009-77152 8833D FE Analysis for Two-Gasket Sealing Structure Considering Hysteresis Effect of GasketMaterial Under Pre-Tightening and Pressurized Loads
Zhenyu Ding, Lihua Liang, and Zengliang Gao
PVP2009-77276 889
Dynamical and Thermal Testing of a FW Panel Attachment System for the ITER VesselJaroslav Vaclavik, Vladislav Oliva, Ales Materna, and Patrick Lorenzetto
PVP2009-77308 899The Effect of Transient Operation on Gasket Contact Pressure in Steam GeneratorPrimary Side Obround Manway
Nick Idvorian and Nansheng Sun
xviii
PVP2009-77340 909
Finite Element Analysis of the Fatigue Strength of Threaded Fasteners UsingHelical Thread Models
Toshimichi Fukuoka, Masataka Nomura, and Takashi Fuchikami
PVP2009-77494, 917
Evaluation of Sealing Performance of Pipe Flange Connection Subjected to External
Bending Moments
Yoshio Takagi, Hiroyasu Torii, Toshiyuki Sawa, and Kensuke Funada
PVP2009-77638 925
Deformation Characteristics of Pipe Flanges Due to Bolt Loads and Internal Pressure
Takashi Kobayashi, Kota Hamano, Tsutomu Kikuchi, Toshiyuki Sawa, and
Satoshi Nagata
PVP2009-77759 933
Procedure to Guarantee Tightness of Bolted Flange Connections of Floating TypeWith Two Gaskets
Junek Lubomir, Jaroslav Bartonicek, and Milan Vrana
PVP2009-77891 941
Performance of a Gasketed Bolted Flange Joint Under Combined Structural and Thermal
Transient Loading (Taking Bolt Scatter Into Consideration): FEA ApproachMuhammad Abid, Kamran Ahmed Khan, and JavedAhmad Chattha
STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF WELDED COMPONENTS
Introduction 951
PVP2009-77063 953
A Creep Crack Growth Study of a Low Alloy Butt Weld Subject to Internal Pressure and
System Moments Using R5 Assessment Procedures
Jinhua Shi
PVP2009-77126 959
Weld Residual Stress Predictions in Reactor Vessel Head Penetrations: FE Simulation
Anne Teughels, Rodolfo L. M. Suanno, Christian Malekian, and Lucio D. B. Ferrari
PVP2009-77700 973
Numerical Simulation of Residual Stress in Multi-Pass Butt-Welded Stainless Steel PipeS. Kasa, M. Mouri, M. Tsunori, and D. Takakura
Author Index 981
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