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THE ANALYSIS OF THE STRESS-STATE

IN CONSTRUCTIONS IN EXPLOATATION

Taško Maneski

University of Belgrade, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Belgrade, Serbia

tmaneski@mas.bg.ac.rs

Vesna Milošević-Mitić

University of Belgrade, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Belgrade, Serbia

1. INTRODUCTION

The analysis of the constructions behaviour exposed to thermo-mechanical loading is

presented. Calculations were done using finite element (FE) method, Program Package

KOMIPS (author T. Maneski /1/). The basic elements for this analysis are disposition of

loading, distribution of membrane and bending stresses and distribution of deformation

energy. Membrane and bending stress might be calculated by beam and plate finite

elements. Relations between these two types of stresses in all elements of considered

construction are given for critical cross sections. Distribution of the deformation energy

across the groups of finite elements (elements of structure) is effective indicator for the

applicability of considered construction. Energy method in analysis is effective for the

selection of the reconstruction of the structure, if required.

Program package KOMIPS is presented here as applied for the analysis of stress and

strain fields, fields of deformation energy and eigen-frequences of different structures.

Following examples are presented:

1. Thermo-mechanical calculation of the reactors

2. Calculation of the strength of the claws

3. Thermo-mechanical calculation of the strain of the gas pipeline RTB BOR

4. Stressstate in the construction of an autoclave

5. Numerical and experimental diagnostic of the behaviour of the palet-pack machine

6. Diagnostic of the dynamic behaviour of a drive unit.

2. THERMO-MECHANICAL CALCULATION OF THE REACTORS

Models of different constructions of reactors (pressure vessel) were considered using

FE of thin plate. Consideration is performed for two loading situations:

1. combined effect of working pressure, weight and temperature;

2. pressure in hydraulic proof test and weight.

The appropriate values of pressure are presented in Table 2.1.

Dynamic calculation of eigen-oscilations had been performed for all types of analysed

reactors.

Reactors DC-301 and DC3-3, as typical, are presented and discussed more detailed.

Table 2.1: Working pressure and proof test pressure of analysed reactors

Reactor

DC-301

DC-302

DC-303

DC-304

DC-401

Working pressure,bar

50

35

25

26

671

Proof testpressure, bar

106,9

108

109,39

108

112